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a SEORBH RHR NBIAL EEL FIR LAER DANE SOV YARN Ly WRI AO RE AEA EL A A 3 a nA SABA AN LRA it AA aia a ek LEE NEARY St a SSE 4 b: aE XC ea ; Ro rr? ts PPHS honours its top athletes of the year Peter Stone and Jennifer Simmonds were selected Port Perry High School's athletes of the year at the annual athletic banquet held last week. Both Peter and Jennifer made outstanding contributions to high school sports, and both are graduating this spring. Peter Stone and Jennifer Simmonds were named the top athletes of the year as Port Perry High School held its - annual sports banquet last Wednesday evening. Both students are in grade "13 this year and throughout high school have been very active in numerous sports at the inter-mural and inter school. Along with being named top athletes of the year, Peter and Jennifer won indi- vidual awards for basket- ball. The other individual awards for specific sports went to the following: Richard Holy, soccer; Sarah Johnson, Gymnastics; Scott Sinclair, Hockey; Kira Cope, volleyball; Brett Oosterman, volleyball; Kelly Kasper, field hockey; Jennifer Simmonds, basketball; Peter Stone, basketball, Karen 'McKelvey, archery; Vaughan .McKee and Judy Brinkman, track and field; and Rob Huggins, wrestling. . Robert Fondan and Kelly Kasper were selected from the school to attend a two week leadership camp to be held this summer at Lake Couchiching. Oshawa squad finds local diamond to its liking Goreski's Insulation must have found the Port Perry diamond to their liking as they blanked Lindsay 5-0 in fastball action at the water- front park last Friday evening. It was the first of eight Friday night games Goreski's will play in Port Perry as part of their schedule in the Oshawa Fast- ball loop. Russ Korbak nailed down the win with a strong per- formance on the mound, as he gave up just two hits to the Lindsay batters. Korbak didn't do himself any harm at the plate either, as he connected for two hits. Scugog students compete at meet Despite the rain and wind, Scugog track and field athletes represented thelr schools very well in the Durham Central meet on Friday at Civic Fields, Oshawa. Following results are from Cornish School. GIRLS TRACK 60 METRE HURDLES 11 years - L. Goreski - 3rd. 12 years - L. Lown - 2nd; V. Wilson - 3rd. 80 METRE HURDLES 13 years - L. McKinzey - Ist; K. Roane - 2nd. 14 years - S. Waite - 3rd. 60 METRES ? years - J. Birkett - 3rd. 100 METRES 10 years - C. Williamson - 2nd. 11 years - A. Carnegie - 3rd. ~ 13 years - T. O'Neil - 2nd. 15 years - K. Woods - 1st. 200 METRES ? years - J. Birkett - 1st. 10 years - V. White - 2nd. 12 years - J. Dixon - 2nd. 14 years - C. Davis - 3rd. 400 METRES 12 years - J. Dixon - 3rd. 13 years - K. Armour - 1st. 800 METRES 13 years - K. Armour - 1st. 14 years - M. Keunsler - 2nd. 1500 METRES Open - E. Watts - 2nd; S. Larabie + 3rd. GIRLS FIELD HIGH JUMP 13 years - T. O'Neil - 2nd. {4 years - C. Summers - 1st. LONG JUMP 0 y2ars - C. Willlamson - 2nd. 1 years - J. Hvidsten - 2nd. 2 years - D. Varty - 3rd. 4 years - L. Dobson - 3rd. § years - K. Wood - 2nd. STANDING JUMP 10 years - V. White - 1st. 14 years - S. Butt - 3rd. SHOT PUT 12 years - H. Muir - 3rd. 14 years - K. Perrin - 2nd. GIRLS RELAY 4x 100 METRES 9 years - 2nd. 10 years - 2nd. 12 years - 2nd. 13 years - 1st. BOYS TRACK 60 METRE HURDLES: 11 years - J. Oke - 3rd. 12 years - D. Stark - 1st; R. Baker - 3rd. 80 METRE HURDLES 13 years - T. Pokulok - 1st; C. Hermann - 2nd. 60 METRES 9 years - C. Cornish - 1st. -100 METRES 11 years - S. Nanay - 2nd. 12 years - L. Presner - 2nd. 13 years - L. Wilbur - 2nd. 14 years - J. Fowler - Tst. 15 years - F. Harnden - 1st. 200 METRES 11 years - S. Nanay - 2nd. 12 years - L. Presner - 1st. 13 years - C. Cookman - 1st, 14 years - C. Saulnler - 1st, 400 METRES 10 years - J. Rodway - 1st. 12 years - B. Willerton - 1st. 13 years - C. Baylis - 1st. 14 years - J. Fowler - 1st._ 800 METRES (2 9 years - C. Cornish - ist. 10 years - N. Mark - 3rd. . 12 years - B. Willerton - 1st. 13 years - C. McFadden - 1st. 1500 METRES 12 years - S. Green - 1st; T. Crosier - 2nd. OPEN G. Harrison - 1st. (Turnto page 18) Am lover? TT Steven Foster and Eldon Bodaschefsky also had two hits each for the winners. On the mound for Lindsay, Don Timms was tagged with the loss. Goreski's are off to a quick * start as they have won three league games, two of them by shut-outs. Bowling WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Ants - 24; Flies - 20; Beetles - 18; Moths - 17; Termites - 15; Spiders - 11. Singles 200 gnd over: R. Beare - 232; V. Rider - 212,204; J. Blanchard - 215; M.A. Espie - 214; R. Finley - 203,224; M. Pelow - 247; S. This coming Friday, the team will be under the lights at the Port Perry diamond for an 8:30 start with Genosha Hotel providing the opposition. Pete Landers may start on the mound for Genosha. For Goreski's, either Korbak or Laurie Williams of Port Perry will get the pitching nod. scores Ash - 217; M. Murray - 208,204; K. Gilliam - 219,230; F. Venning - 201,201,267. Ladies High Single: Venning - 267. Mens High Single:. Gilliam - 230. Ladies High Triple: Venning - 669. Mens High Triple: Gilliam - 642. ra KR "Over eleven schools got together for an Area meet at Civic Fields in Oshawa last Friday. Here Kris Labereau of Greenbank Publi 1.18 and placed first in his division in the high jump events will compete at a regional level this week. ¢ School cleared a height of competition. Winners of the