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3 __the mo PAIRED IAEA 34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- A Vib TF BCR I SRT SSE ATE AR Ee el TE Wed., November 12, 1980 Agenda set for a new season | Snowmobile Club holdmeefing Our General Membership meeting was held Sunday afternoon at the clubhouse on Shirley Road. President Bill Harper welcomed all new members (and old) and the business portion followed his opening remarks. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted as well as the Treasurer's report. Under correspond- ence: flyers from several lodges offering weekend snowmobiling packages were read and filed for possible future use by members. The bulletin received from the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Club was read in brief and filed. Belles whip Entertainment chair- person, Jean Short, reported on the. three dances held since our last meeting and informed us the Graffitti Dance will be held Nov. 22, 1980 at the Catholic Church Hall. She has tickets avail- able now, Also included in her report was a Card-nite planned for December 6," 1980 at the clubhouse. Publicity reported month- ly bulletins to members are being mailed regularly and membership renewals included with the bulletins are now. beginning to be returned. . Special Events director Bruce Luke told us a local Moto-ski dealer wishes to Whitby 12-1 by Marg White On Saturday, November 1, 1980, the Chris Allen Alumi- num Belle's opened their season by travelling to Whit- by for an lo "clock game in as they beat Whitby 12-1. Scoring for Port Perry was Bonnie Bridge - 2 goals, 2 assists; Daphne Butt - 2 goals, 1 assist, Valerie Kraupa - 2 goals, Rhonda White - 3 goals, 3 assists; Cheryl Doherty - 1 goal, 4 assists; Janet Dean - 2 goals, Sharon Ashmore - 2 assists, Cindy Barton and Cindy Heurkins each had 1 assist. On Sunday, November 2, they were on the road again this time to Oshawa for a game in the afternoon. For the first two periods it was a see-saw battle, first Port Oshawa would. But finally the girls managed to stay out the girls managed to stay out _They_ were "bright eyed "and bushy 'tailed of the penalty box to end up on top 8-5. Scoring for Port Perry was Rhona White - 4 goals, 1 assist; Cheryl Doherty - 1 goal, 2 assists; Sharon Ashmore - 2 goals, 1 assist; Valerie-Kraupa:- "3-"yet. She pointed out that our "goal 'with Janet Dean and Doris Riseborough each having an assist. It was a great way to start out the year winning our first two games away from home. The girls made some super passes and pick ups of the ring so early in the year. This year's Belle team who is being sponsored by Chris Allen Aluminum are: in goal - Wendy Burton, Cindy Heur- kins, Michelle Andrews. Forwards - Cheryl Doherty, Rhonda White, Daphne Butt, Valerie Kraupa, Sharon Ashmore, Janet Dean, Cindy Barton, Doris Riseborough, Bonnie Bridge. Coach for this season is Eileen Foote; Managed by Marg White. DUES AS IT special day. Sarasa -- aia prs fe b pid 1 pr $ret = Uu. have a complete l ine of Wedding Stationery fo Jl all your needs for that £y Port Perry Star 985-7383 235 Queen Street . November 8th. oe an dom dad sponsor a Poker rally for club members whenever snow conditions warrant it and he will be working with him towards this event. Members will receive infor- mation through their bulletins and it will be posted on the club bulletin board. He has our annual Ice-drags scheduled for Feb. 15, 1980 but will give us details as the day draws nearer, Under Trails reports it would seem as if the Direct- ors and volunteer workers have been hard at it. Many of the existing trails have been widened to accomodate our groomer and many new trails are in the makings, including an overland trail from Port Perry to our club- house. Vice President Dave- Ballingall pointed out to members that hopefully this new trail would extend our snowmobiling season as it would allow a safe passage to the clubhouse when the canals south of the lake were not safe for snowmobiling. Membership Shay Harper reports 87 memberships for the '80-'81 season. Many of these are new memberships as many of last year's members_have not renewed membership year technical- ly runs from November 1 of one year to November 1 of the following year and urges all unpaid members to renew before the Nov. 30th dead- line. Property director Charlie Harper has been busy and has approximately 90 per cent of the landowners sign- ed for this upcoming season. The next Driver Training course will be at the club- house November 22 and will cost applicants $8.00 for the one-day course. In answer to members questions he point- ed out that applicants must be 12 years of age or over the day of the course and that they would accept applicat- Guide open house Guiding is alive and well in Port Perry, 70 years after the first meetings were held in St. Catharines, Ontario in 1910. Port Perry celebrated this 70th Anniversary with an Open House at the Scout Hall on Sunday afternoon, With many former leaders and Canada Cord Guides in attendance, as well as the current leaders, it was a fine get-together. There was a display of the various badges thaf Brownies and Guides could get, scrapbooks of past glories, a selection of books on the subject of guiding which made interesting reading and projects made by the girls. A large birthday cake, tea and coffee, and squares, provided refreshments. Guides and leaders were > the ERM RARE A Td NEED PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 RE NRL Sag Rd ions up to the day of Nov, 22. C.0.R.S.A. Reps, Dave Ballingall and Jean Short attended the meeting held November 5, 1980 where they learned the final results from the recent Grass Drags were very favorable. They informed us C.0.R.S.A.. (Central Ontario Regional Snowmobile Association) will once again be hosting a two-day snowmobile ride on January, 10-11, 1981. This year the ride will probably be from Port Perry to Cobourg and back with an overnight - stay at Noone's Restaurant and Motel on Hwy: 115. However, final plans have not been made yet. More to report after their next meeting on Dec. 3, 1980 which they reminded us was open to everyone. Under General = Business Doug Buller suggested a letter of invitation be sent to all C.0.R.S.A, clubs asking them to join 'in our club activities as well as_to let them know of the availability of our clubhouse for their own club functions for a nominal fee. For the benefit of the --members--unable=to-attend== the grand opening of the clubhouse on October 26, 1980 mention was made of the several donations we receiv- ed and which are on display throughout the building. In answer to a question from the floor Entertain- ment informed the member- ship that Yes, we will be having a New Year's Eve party. However, definite bulletins. Our next meeting will be Sunday, December 14, 1980, 2 p.m. at the clubhouse and it has been rumored tha' perhaps we may have a visitor from the North Pole present afterwards. helpers who made it all go smoothly. The afternoon was a very pleasant #3 petletice for all concerned. . tog their cars < Friday ihn togeta oF Pon Pe look at a couple of balloonists who were casually floating on the air currents. The large blue balloon then took off in a northerly diréction. Just where it came from or who the pair in the basket were remains a mystery. This coming Sunday night the Emiel's Place Juvenile Hockey team along with the Stone's Realty Pee Wee B's will be in action. Port Perry Minor Hockey have a double header going on this Sunday November 16 at the Port Perry Arena. First game starting at 7:00 p.m. with the: Juveniles game getting underway at 8:30 p.m. For those of you who like their Sunday night hockey, here's your. chance-to see Sunday night plans are not finalized but h HE d : erie on mone Of OUD I @ hed Er and support two really good hockey teams. Port Perry Emiel's Place Juveniles will host the Little NHL Canadians = from Oshawa in the second game, while Cannington Pee Wees take on Port Perry Pee Wee B's in the first g ame of the doubleheader on Sunday. All we ask is come out and bring a friend and see for yourself. Support Port Perry Minor Hockey and these two really fine teams. "You'll like it. - Ringette Tweens off on the right foot by Doreen Kendall The -Tweens-are-off-and--- skating with two wins and a loss, The Tweens are very pleased to have Childrens Boutique as their sponsor for the 80-81 season. We.. welcome Miss Bonnie Bridge as our coach, Mrs. Doreen Kendall as our manager and Mrs. Jean Muir as trainer. The team for this year consists of Heather Muir, Natalie Franssen, Tina Soomre, - Karen Raines, Cathy Armstrong, Heidi Musner, Lori Newell, Jess- ica Fluke, Jennifer Pellow, Kim Loudfoot, Leslie Beffin, Kelly Storry and Sue Waite. We wish the team and management much good luck for a very successful and fun filled season. Our first game was Octo- ber 25th against Mariposa. This game saw Port's winners in this 6 to 2 contest. Cathy Armstrong showed her strength in picking up 5 big goals. Well done Cathy! . Heidi Miesner got her first goal of the new season. Tina Soomre and Jessica Fluke each picked up a pair of assists. Our first road game was against Ajax on Monday, November 3 and Port's Tweens proved too strong for this team coming home victorious in a 9 to 1 win. Scoring for Childrens Boutique saw -- Natalie Franssen, Cathy Armstrong, Kelly Storry, and Hiedi Miesner all with two goals each, Lori Newell was credited with a lone marker. Tine Soomre was the play- maker of the evening picking __up3 assists, Kelly Storry and Childrens Boutique the big Ca Cathy Armstrong each had single assists. Saturday, November 8 the Childrens Boutique hosted a strong téam from Whitby and found -ourselves-on the loosing side of the 5 to 1 score. Scoring"Port's only goal was Cathy Armstrong unassisted. Special mention has to be given to Port's goalie" Heather Muir who was outstanding between the pipes. "All the girls gave a very good showing against this much stronger team from Whitby. We hope you will come out and support the girls on Saturday afternoons at the Community arena. See you at the rink. KY nar ------ --m--