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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 13, 198] Grant Williams president (From page 15) dedication to the house league programs, and for being at the arena every Saturday, spending all the time watching the young athletes. At a coaches meet- ing a couple of months ago he was praised by PeeWee B championship coach Paul Van Camp. He was one of . the "executives who stood behind Van Camp when he made his application to take over the team. Muriel Statham moves u to Second Vice-President o the PPHMA after putting in her time on the Board of Directors. Her vacancy on WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Libra -51; Aries -40; Leo- 33; Taurus - 33; Virgo - 27; Pisces - 26. High Ssingle - Lynn Cook . -268 H.S.W.H. - Lynn Cook - 283 High Triple - Lynn Cook 733 H.T.W.H. Lynn Cook - 778 Triples over 600: L Cook - 733 M. Hawes - 611 Co Singles over 200: L. Cook 225, 240, 268; Lucy Cook 245; M. Hawes -239; Bev Evans - 237; M. White - 233; L. Kendry - 229; V. Rider - 224; P. Norton - 219; M. Raby - 218; E. Breen - 213 that Board was not filled. She is the person charged each year with making the applications to the OHMA for Port Perry to run its tourna- ments, as well as spending much of the time behind a glass enclosure taking tickets to the games. Leo Taylor returns for another year at the helm in charge of the Secretary - Treasurer post. Like the others, he has been around " the PPMHA for many years, longer than most of the other Executives. Community apathy also showed itself when it came time to select the Board of Results SUMMER MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Trilliums- 5; Orchids - 5; - Roses - 2; - - Pansies - 2;. High Single: France Venning 259. H.S.W.H: Marion Murray -.273 High Triple: Marion Murray - 652 H.T.W.H: Marion Murray -733 Men: High Single: 231 H.S.W.H: Don Sprunt -267 High Triple: Jim Rider -647 H.T.W.H: Don Sprunt -723 Don Sprunt - COACH - WANTED - FOR 1981-82 SEASON PORT PERRY MOJACKS O.H.A. Junior C Hockey Interested Applicants send Resume to: BOX 595, PORT PERRY (by May 29, 1981) *Remuneration & Expenses negotiable. -- we te cn si -- -- GG G0 SS -- -- o-- -- ot -- -- "NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! DIRECT CONNECTIONS Toronto Airport Terminal One or Terminal Two Board Any TRAVELWAYS Toronto-bound coach -and transfer at Scarborough Town Centre to New Airport Express. Bus operates in both directions. - SEVEN DAYS EACH WEEK - Leaves Port Perry: Monday to Saturday 10:45 A:M. - 4:15P.M. - 6:55P.M. ONLY $8.25 - EACH WAY FROM PORT PERRY Ask Your Local TRAVELWAYS Agent for Complete Details. _ CALL TRAVELWAYS * KELLETT'S VARIETY 985-8288 Be sure to Pick Up your New Spring Bus Schedule Directors for the coming season, Only eight of the ten positions were filled and only 'one of those was by a new face. - Larry Kendall is the only member on the board of Directors without previous experience the past two seasons. His wife, Doreen, is one of the leaders in the Ringette program. The board also has a Director who wasn't there last season but had been with them in previous years. Ron - McCallister was a founder of = the Scugog Jaycees organi- zation and has a long coach- ing and refereeing record in the area. There = were several nominations to fill the last two spots on the Board of Directors but all those nominated declined to stand: The remaining six men and women will return from this season. The list includes two women--Nancy McConnell' and Jan McCallister -- who have both been active as ticket takers. Hard working Doug Scott is back again. He coached the Midget and Bantam competitive teams this past years, served as OMHA con- tact man, and scheduled the ice time for the entire organizations. Dennis Wray, Don Steele, and Doug Moore all re-- acclaimed. All three men were convenors in the house league and Mr, Steele took on the added responsibility of coaching the Novices. -- Mr. Williams was also - annoyed with the lack of people willing to serve on the PPMHA Executive. "It's not a good policy," he exclaimed "but that's what we're up against." He added that there was routine discussion about practice times and ice rates but nothing concrete came of it. "It was a quiet meeting. _ It only lasted about an hour," he stated. The returning President concluded by saying that the new Executive will be meet- ing "in the next week or two"' to discuss plans for the coming season. 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Only Mark Sturman lost three games but he won - five. Larry Fairman round- ed out the squad with a 4-2 record. pretty i impressive record for the Rebels. inspection, makes it seem 'less so. The St. John's team had been formed about a month ago, while the Port Perry club had been in operation slightly longer. Jeff Novasel was a last minute substitute for St. John's and he had only . learned to play the game the previous day. Subsequently, he dropped all of his matches. The dual meet was arrang- ed by Bill Rummenie, an employee at St. John's and father of Port Perry's Robert. He suggested the meeting to Dave McComb, the PPHS teacher who organized the school club and they set a date. Mr. Rummenie started the COSSA meet (From page 15) Compared to last year, Lisa McKinzey had an off day. She was the girls team MVP a year ago but came in fourth place in her heat in the Junior girls 80 meter' * hurdles. 4 The boys drew an absolute blank throughout the day. Field event men Warren Nicholishen, Ed Raffin, sprinter Paul Van Camp, Millar, and distance runners Robert Page and Hank Stoeck came away empty handed. Page and Stoeck were the only members who had to run 1500 meter heats and both were eliminated, failing to finish in the top six. The second day of compe- tition takes place Monday, May 11 at the same venue. But closer Uxbridge club for its inter- . ested players. It proved to be an enter- taining day for the visitors. ' They stayed until 6:00 PM and had dinner with the St. John's -opponents. This observer was taken on a tour of the facilities by Don Burton after they met across the chess board. The day's chess games also provided some high- . lights. The first match of the day pitted Millar in-a mara- thon with Todd Cameron that lasted for roughly an hour before Cameron :conceeded. Bond scored-the most startling victory of the day when he check mated Novosel in four moves in his fourth game. Bond also beat two of the top St. John's players, Burton and Tom Sturk, twice en route to his shutout performance, The head to head competi- tion between the schools was - played in a round : robin format. Each member from Port Perry played the six St. John's players at least once during the afternoon. ) For the Best Deals on New G.M. CARS or TRUCKS see at WILLIAMSON "MOTOR SALES Uxbridge 852-3357 Toronto Line 294-9010 "RICHARD HUNT Thinking of Leasing? Give us a Try! 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