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N \ Back [left fo right] Coach, Mr. R. Smart; Raj Justynski. Maharaj, Mike Connelly, Vaughan McKee, Harry Steve Lee, SRE FOF A Looe Tn ANT 8 AES & WIVERE. W728 LAER TY TL EE) . Lr Sillen, Rob Burnett, Grant Perry, Ass't Coach Mr. J. R. H. Cornish win three games and St. Johns basketball tournament Congratulations are in order to the Boys Basketball team of R.H. Cornish for winning the St. Johns annual tournament. This was the 13th tournament and Cornish would like to thank Mr. Jim Schwan and his assistants for their efforts in a job well done. Cornish defeated Ridge- way 38-7, M.J. Hobbs 20-5 and Joseph Gould 26-7 to win the tournament. Ridge- way won the consolation trophy. It was a very suc- cessful day. All members of the team played very well in moving the ball quickly which resulted in points. Rob Burnett did an excel- lent job in leading the team and his fine effort earned him the M.V.P. Trophy. The coaches were very Front [left to right] Darryl Musselman, Rob page, Mark Penny. happy with the team's effort and sportsmanship through- out the day. Many thanks to team members Rob Burnett, Mike Connolly, Stephen Lee, Raj. Maharaj, Daryl Mussel- man, Vaughan McKee, Rob Page, Mark Penney, Grant Perry and Harry Sillen. Two wins for Atom Selects by Doreen Kendall Two first rate games of hockey were played over the past weekend with the Don Forder Atom Selects picking up two well earned wins. Both games were team efforts with some good passing and some excellent checking. Well done team. Friday, Jan. 25th, the Don Forder Insurance Atom Selects journeyed to Uxbridge and defeated the Uxbridge Selects 4 to 1. There was some excellent passing in this game. Scoring for Port saw Craig Venning put the puck away off a good pass from Mark Barkey and Mike Gibson. Brad Traves found the mark with a point shot off an assist from Jamie Menzies. A wild scramble in front of the net resulted in Bobby Bryans goal with an assist going to Andrew Steele. The final goal for Port was scored by Craig Venning with Robbie Jamieson picking up the assist. The goalies Mark Kendall and Kevin Cearns both gave excellent performances between the pipes. Well done team. Saturday, Jan. 26th the Don Forder Insurance Atom Selects played host to the Oshawa Little N.H.L. Bruins and came out on top of the 4 to 0 score. In this game special mention has to be given to Jamie Cannon and Buzz Morrow for some excellent defensive moves, well done guys. Scoring for Port saw Mike Brock pick up ARTISTIC WORK! Complete Body Repairs Spray Painting Insurance Work Our Specialty "THE BODY SHOP" Free Estimates on Repairs Free Courtesy Car Available. "WHEN WE REPAIR, WE REALLY CARE!" Drive a Little Further ... Save a Whole Lot More! ORT CHRYSLER ERRY 985-7329 | Hwy 7A 1 bY ") J. 2 '- a, By a TIRE STA SR ENA TRL ERY HATTIE a pair of goals, and Craig Venning also picked up two big goals. Michael Gibson was the play maker of the evening picking up 3 assists with single assists going to Buzz Morrow and Craig Venning. Mike Brock came up from our House League for the game and had a super evening. Mark Kendall and Kevin Cearns shared the shutout. The Forder Selects next home game is Sunday Feb. 3rdat 1:30 p.m. We hope you can join us. Irwin Smith to compete in Mini-tractor pulls Irwin Smith of Port Perry will be among competitors in the mini-tractor pulls at the Canada Farm Show, Janu- ary 29 to February 1, at the Coliseum, Exhibition Place, Toronto. Sanctioned by the Cana- dian Mini-Tractor Pullers Association, the mini events for 1200 Ib., 1500 1b. and 1700 Ib. tractors are part of Canada's only indoor tractor pull being held on the show's last two nights, January 31, and February 1. Drivers in the mini events will compete for a purse of $1400 out of total prize money of $24,200 being awarded to winners in 11 classes of com- petition ranging from four- wheel drive trucks and mini- tractors to modified apd super stock farm tractors weighing up to 12,200 lbs. The tractor pulls are held in conjunction with displays of latest farm equipment and supplies by close to 500 exhibitors. Legionaires defeat Little Britain 4-3 by Carol Wilbur In an exhibition game on Friday, Jan. 25th the Pee Wee Legionaires defeated Little Britain in a close 4-3 contest. Little Britain tallied first, Port tied the score at one, with a good shot from the slot by Lee Wilbur with assists going to Darren Cearns and Jeff Cockerton. Little Britan tallied to go ahead, but in the third period, Port scored 3 goals with Little Britain only TYE \; 2A 4, chalking up one. Scoring for Port were Craig Menzies with 2 goals, Jeff Cox with one, assists went to Darren Cearns with 2, Robbie Tobin, Lee Wilbur and Chris Lane each had 1. John Moore was solid between the pipes. The Pee Wee Legionaires start play-offs against Uxbridge. The first home game is Fri. Feb. 8 at 9:30. Come out and support our minor hockey teams. FALE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 30, 1980 -- 15 rai PTE ? ' SS AN nde ci tnt sn caddis cians bated siti ain xis nosiche sid iioly Ff aa st FX 'er? LS WS 30h SEPA Jo bh NY ' 7 [4 ' > 4 Epsom news by Jean Jeffery There was a beautiful Baptismal service at Epsom. . Two children were baptized. David William Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson and Kathleen Amber Lind- say, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay of Utica. After the service Mr. and Mrs. Anderson entertained with a buffet luncheon. Guests attending were grandmothers, Mrs. Marg- aret Anderson of Oakwood and Mrs. Marjorie Vance of Oshawa, also Miss Sadie Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson, Gail and John, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton, Julie, Robt., and James, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Spires. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Veitch are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary Tues. Jan. 29 at their home and will be pleased to welcome their friends at that time or later in the week. Congratulations from all of us. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton visited friends at Lakeview Manor, Greenbank on Sunday afternoon. Miss Ruth Taylor was home for a few days last week then attended a Wood- man's Competition in Montreal this weekend. She will return from there to her position in Sudbury. Mr. and Mrs. S. Lickias of Moore's Falls called on Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton. Epsom-Utica U.C.W. will meet Feb. 12th at Epsom Church. Group II Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster and girls were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Spencer of Kitchener for the weekend. Paul was called home from a business trip in Holland as his father had suffered a severe heart attack so while in Kitchener visited his father who is improving. Mrs. Hildreth Lyons has returned from visiting her daughter Darlene in Peter- borough for a week. Mrs. Ron Brown visited her sister Mrs. Donna Free- man of Dundas for several days last week. Nephew Paul Freeman of Dundas was a weekend visitor with the Brown family. Miss Cindy Brown who will be maid of honour this Satur- day at the wedding of Miss Melody Brown tendered a money tree shower for the bride to be. The guests were girl friends from Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Watson were with their grandchildren Michael and Jennifer Watson of Guelph for the week while their son Andrew and his wife were on a skiing trip. Obituary FREDERICK GOW A former employee at General Motors who retired ~ April 1, 1972, with 40 years service, Frederick Gow died at 211 Anderson St., Whitby, Wednesday, January 9, 1980. He has been in poor health for the past year. He lived at 673 Lansdowne Dr., Oshawa. Born October 29, 1907, on Scugog Island, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gow. He was married in Simcoe Street United Church. A resident of Oshawa most of his life, he was a member of Kingsview United Church, of the UAW and the UAW Retirees' Club. His wife, the former Verna Dresser Baker, died Septem- ber 27, 1975. He is survived by two daughters, Diane Baker, and Mrs. Wallace Spence (Janet) both of Oshawa; three sons, Ronald Baker of Orillia, Harold Baker of Toronto, and Kenneth Baker of Oshawa, a brother John Burnham of Port Perry and 10 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. 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