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Last season, there were 73 youngsters aged five to 16 registered in the Minor Hockey Association, and Mr. Allen hoped that all of them would continue to take part in organized hockey by registering with the Port Perry Minor Hockey Association. He said that the Black- stock banded, sweaters would be offered to players at $15, and all goalie pads and other Association dis- Mr. Allen said the Association started to offer casual house league play for the youngsters, but as things progressed there was pressure for more structured play, travel to other arenas and so on. Hockey jackets will be released September 15, and anyone wishing more information on this should contact Mr. Allen at 986-9036. For those youngsters who do plan to continue playing organized hockey, the registration dates for the Port Perry Minor Hockey at | 1 wo 4 o un ° eo ie ¥) H -- 4 Forever Living Products 4 equipment would be offered the Scugog Arena are Ns ny for sale to the PPMHA or Friday, September 10 from 6 \ | GA af -- NOW IN PORT PERRY -- - any other minor hockey to 9 P.M.; September 11 hd ] i association 'at a good price" from 10 AM. to 3 P.M; > Aloe Vera Juice ® Aloe Lotion a 1 Ad = Aloe Vera Gelly ® Moisturing Lotion = tn help pay some bills left September 12 from 2 to 4 v A a Aloe Activator @ Cleansing Lotion 1 over from last year. SA A » Heat Lotion ® Aloe Bath Gelee a {a | Suntan Lotion ® Aloe - Jojoba Shampoo - iA - Body Toning Kit ® Skin Care Kit m COME TO PORT PERRY & $0 | PRODUCT -- LITERATURE -- INQUIRIES | o RENT A YE a im § PHONE (416) 985-8619 AE N : wl Zi © = PADDLEBOAT -- . 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TUES., SEPT. 14 - 6:30 - 9:00 P.M. THURS., SEPT. 16 - 6:30 - 9:00 P.M. - Summerlea Golf Club professional Graham Gunn enjoyed a successful tournament in Lachute Quebec last week as he finished two under par for the 54 hole * club pros event, just one stroke off the lead and good enough for $2100 in prize money. [See story] Area golf pro two under par at championship Graham Gunn, golf pro at the Summerlea Club just south of Port Perry finished one stroke off the pace in the annual Canadian Club Professionals Championship held August 31 to September 2, in Lachute, Quebec. Gunn was two strokes under par over the three day 54 hole event which attracted a record 136 golfers, all head professionals from clubs across Canada. Three players wound up in a tie for first place after regulation play with a play- off necessary to determine the first, second and third NEED PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 spots. Although, he was just one stroke off after the 54 holes regulation, Gunn placed fourth because of the three way tie for first. He won $2100 for his efforts. "I was very pleased with the three rounds and the way I played," he told the Star on Friday. He described the Lachute course as being narrow and tough, but in excellent condition. Gun was also a member of the four-man Ontario team which won the 36 hole total score competition held during the same tourna- ment. Each member of the winning team received $150. This is Gunn's first year at Summerlea and his first year as head professional. He worked four years as an assistant pro at Seaton and four years at Whitevale. Next year's Club Pro- * fessional Championship will be held in Red Deer, Alta,, and Gunn said he definitely plans to compete.