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SRE AA OR A ey o (8 AS, a pet Ar: XH J -- Ss 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 9, 1979 'SRO \\ ole J Jan Franssen elected president Port Perry Minor Hockey directors and executive after Sunday night's annual meeting. Front from left: Grant Williams-1st V.P.; Leo Taylor, secretary-treas- vrer; Jan Franssen, president; Joe Waldinsperger, by Danny Millar Despite a disgracefully poor turnout, the Port Perry Minor Hockey Association held its annual meeting to BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE Port Perry Yacht Club 20 Miles North of Whitby Access to Trent System Waterway Reasonable Rates Winter Storage Club House Activities Year Round Oshawa 725-2227 elect next year's executive on Sunday, May 6 at the Latcham Centre. There were only 21 people in atten- dance. President-elect Jan Franssen labelled it 'a very bad average," and stated that there should have been 500 people there. He was critical of the apathy shown by people who did not appear. 'Everybody seems to be too busy. Just not enough interest," he declared. Mr. Franssen did say that he was pleased to be elected to the most important posi- tion in the Port Perry Minor Hockey Association. Originally there were no nominations for first and second vice-president but later in the evening, after the meeting had been closed, Grant Williams and Paul Pelow were elected for these executives. Before the elections were 21 attend PPMHA meeting past president; Doug Scott, director. Back from left: "a, x hi John Christie, director; Muriel Statham, director; Paul Pelow, 2nd V.P.; Dorothy Scott, director; Ron and Jan McAllister, directors. held, the motion was made and carried to amalgamate the positions of Secretary and Treasurer into one officer. Leo Taylor was selected for this new post. This season's president, Joe Waldinsperger, was named as Past President. Six Directors were chosen which is four less than the maximum allowed in the Port Perry Minor Hockey Association Constitution and By-Laws booklet. Since they were the only people in the running there was no election. The Directors will be: John Christie, Ron McAllister, Jan McAllister, Doug Scott, Dorothy Scott, and Muriel Statham. Pelow and Williams were also chosen but when they were named as executives they were scratched. The four remaining positions may be filled at a later date. After the minutes of last Manchester Trailer Sales Manchester Trae: Sates B PortPerry e Parts Stock e Indoor Showroom ®* Truck Caps LR TTAVI TA To) year's meeting were read Mr. Waldinsperger made a statement on the poor turnout. The Treaurer"s Report that followed included some interesting figures. The P.P.M.H.A. spent $35,291.68 this year and over $20,000 went for ice time alone. The association averaged 42.5 hours on the ice per week. There were 342 hockey players registered. One major constitutional change drew approximately an hour of discussion. Consti- tution Rule 21 which reads: "The executive will not entertain any discussion or vote on any application for an OMHA player release from one of its players unless the President is in possession of a written application from a player requesting his release to a specific team and only then if the applica- (Turn to Page 19) a ¥ -~ VA y 14 (J1'| bs TV lnailer Salis LAR VEY:To Bl NET TRVT0 Yo]; TRILLIUM GLENDETTE » GLENDALE TRAVELUX DEALER Mini Marathon starts at Durham College The organization for the First Annual Durham Mini Marathon is well under way. The course will be run over roads in the North end of Oshawa as follows: Start at Durham College Sports Complex, through the College grounds to Simcoe Street North, rorth on Simcoe past Windfields Farms to Columbus (here the 6.65 mile race will return to Durham College, north to Raglan, the 9th Con- cession, west on the 9th to Thornton Road, south on Thornton to the 5th Conces- sion. East on the 5th to the back entrance of the College to the finish beyond the student car park for a total of 13.1 miles. This is an excellent route, with a good pavement surface and soft verge if prefered. The scenery at the end of May will be beautiful, with lots of shade trees and hopefully blossoms and sunshine. After the gentle uphill run to Raglan, there follows a mile of rolling hillside country, with. the long downhill run along Thornton to the 5th Conces- sion. A short testing hill just before the entrance to Durham College and a long gentle downhill straight finish. . The first entries have already been received and hopefully lots of runners and joggers will be training for the event. Entries have been sent to all of Durham Region, Metro Toronto, Peterborough, Port Hope, Cobourg. Further entries will be distributed at the Ottawa Marathon on May 15th. The Blossom Festival Road Race in Niagara on May 12th and other events in the area. A number of high class Canadian athletes have been approached and further details will follow in future releases. Entry forms are available at local businesses, recrea- tion departments or by calling 579-8553 or 576-7622. 5252525252525 252525000 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 | D. THAPAR DENTURE THERAPIST 163 Simcoe St.S., Oshawa 579-8752 214 Dundas St.E., ) Whitby 668-7797 The Oshawa Shrine Club ANNUAL SHRINE CLUB RING RCUS OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM SAT., MAY 12th SHOW TIMES: 8:30a.m.-12:30 p.m. -4:30 p.m. -8:30 p.m. ADULTS: $4.00 CHILDREN: $2.00 \ ADVANCE TICKETS ADULTS $3.50 CHILDREN $1.50 Available at Don Forder Insurance, 24 Water Street; A.C.A. Bathie, D.C., 26 Water Street; Port Perry Star, 235 Queen Street, Port Perry. TTT i ---- oe _-- _--