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Pay tribute to the late Leo Taylor "The Port Perry Minor Hockey Association held its annual banquet and awards night last Sat- urday at the Legion Hall. Association president Grant Williams took the occasion to pay tribute to the many volunteers who put in long hours during the winter months to ensure the success of minor hockey in this community. He mentioned members of the execu- tive, league convenors, coaches, managers, the referees, and the more than 30 sponsors "the community minded people who put the sweaters and socks on the players'. Much of the evening was taken up with the presentation of individ- ual awards for sports- manship and ability to the players from all age groups and leagues (See photos). And there was a moving moment when the Association paid tribute to the late Leo Taylor who spent 23 years on the executive of the Minor Hockey Association in this community, including 20 as secretary-treas- urer. Mr. Taylor passed away last year, and Mr. Williams presented an engraved plaque to Mrs. Doris Taylor and family members in his honour. This beautiful plaque ¥ will be displayed per- manently at the Scugog Arena. In his remarks at the banquet, Mr. Williams rioted that three rep teams won champion- ships this year, and three others advanced to the finals. The members of the championship teams will be honoured at a second banquet to be held May 5 at the Blackstock Rec Centre. In this photo from left front: 'Ryan Williams (Tykes); Brian Madill (best goalie H.L.); Adam Johnston (Novice H.L.). At back from left: Michael Brock (Bantam H.L.); Joe Hamilton (Midget); and Steve Akkerman (Juvenile 2). PORT PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION General Meeting SUNDAY, APRIL 29th - 10:00 A.M. : Conway Gardens - Port Perry EVERYONE WELCOME Pct LADIES GOLF LEAGUE 9 HOLE COMPETITION (Golfing at Pine Ridge) OPENING DAY & REGISTRATION: TUES., MAY 8th Membership Fee $15.00 Plus Green Fee $6.00 9AM. &6P.M. BUSINESS GIRLS For Information Call: 985-7564 986-5409 MIXED SUMMER LEAGUE BOWLING Team Standings: Owls - 7; Robins - 5; Cardinals - 5; Orioles - 2; Penquins - 2; Blue Jays - 0. Singles over 200: Bruce Stauffer - 227, John Grieves 203; Ellen Lee - 293; Robert Espie - 264; Jim Rider - 210,205,244; Gail Loud- foot - 212; Gary Reis - 212,218; France Venning - 294,248; Ken Stauffer - 227,211; Joan Stauffer - 215; Vivian Rider 217,253,294, Carol Adams 200; Gail Wallace 205; Wilf Lackie - 207,213; Reg Manns - 249; Rita Finley - 266, Renee Beare - 243,202. Triples over 600: Rita Finley 624, Renee Beare - 640; Bruce Stauffer - 605; Ellen Lee - 619; Robert Espie - 617, Jim Rider - 659, Ken Stauffer - 623. Triples over 700: France Venning - 727, Vivian Rider - 764. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 24, 1984 -- 21 The Minor Hockey Association presented a plaque honouring the late Leo Taylor to Mrs. Doris Taylor and daughters Kathleen and Ann-Marie. At left is executive The Port Perry Minor Hockey Associa- tion presented awards to individual players in all age groups for 'sportsmanship and ability." In this photo from left front are: Mark Andrews (Atom 1); Graham Sullivan. In this photo front from left: Warren Geer (Bantam 2); Dave Cuthbert (Bantam 1); and Mike Sorley (Pee Wee 1). At back Minor Hockey banquet ends successful year member Walt Sandison and at right is Association president Grant Williams. Mr. Taylor was a member of the Minor Hockey executive for 23 years. (Pee Wee H.L.); Sean Bradbury (Pee Wee 2); and Sean McEnaney (Novice 1). At back from left: Ron Brown, (Midget 2); Mike Fluke (Midget 2, most improved); and Mark Elliott (H.L. most assists). are Gregg Williams (Juvenile 2); Todd Men- ies (Juvenile) and Jamie Lee (the Jackson Family award).