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LS Foi. *) Lh GR SE hd a Tn NE Ned LE a ----. 2s A timely bloom Mae Smitherman of Port Perry received a bit of a shock one day last week when she looked in her garden and saw a beautiful Oriental Poppy in full bright orange bloom. It is the first time Mrs. Smitherman has seen one of these poppies bloom in November. June is their usual time. 'How appropriate that it appeared just in time for Remembrance Day," she told the Star. Pee Wees split 3 by Chris Legere On Thursday, November 7th, the Port Perry Legionaires travelled to Little Britain for an exhibition match and they defeated them 5-1. The scoring was opened by Brian Appleby and he was unassisted. Scoring their only goal of the game, Little Britain managed to tie the game at 1 goal apiece. But in the third period, Port Perry fought back and in doing so scored 4 more goals. The first of the four was scored by Jarett Harman, assisted by Brett Puckrin. Graham Sullivan scored Port's 2nd goal of the 3rd period ral- ly and he was.assisted by Sean Bradbury Eric Grosvenor scored Port's next goal on a shot that caught the post during a scramble in front of Little Britain's net, he was assisted by Jan Heyes. Jason Towns scored Port Perry's final goal of the game assisted by Brett Puckrin The final score was Port 5 and Little Britain 1 Port Leses To Oshawa 5-1 The next night Port Perry hosted the Oshawa team in another exhibi- tion match but this time were defeated 5-1 in a well-played game ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES PHILIPS Mop cie SERVICING STEREOS & HI-FI'S 214BLOORST E. In the first period Oshawa scored first but Port came back to score the only goal of the game. It was scored by Jarett Harman assisted by Dan- ny Sluggett. Despite Port Perry missing 4 players they played an ex- cellent game. Port Tied 3-3 with Cobourg On Sunday, November 10, Port Perry travelled to Cobourg for a league game and they tied 3-3 in a hard fought game. Cobourg scored twice before Port Perry got their first goal of the game. It was scored in the second period by Jan Heyes. assisted by Sean Bradbury Then on a very well executed passing play, Jarett Harman scored Port's second goal on a pass from Sean Bradbury who received a pass from Eric Grosvenor on a power play. Cobourg scored once more to take the lead until Jason Towns picked a corner to tie the game at three ar | he was assisted by JJarett Harman and Brett Puckrin. The final score was Port 3, and Cobourg 3. Port's next home game will be played on Friday November 15 against Stouffville THIS COUPON WORTH $5.00 OFF YOUR NEXT SERVICE CALL 723-5341 Serving Port Perry & Area lor the past 15 years PARKSIDE STEREO FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR PHILIPS ACA ZENITH TOSHIBA MITACHI LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, November 13, 1985 -- 25 Lawn bowlers jubilant over prospects for 1986 Enthusiastic members of the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club began their Annual Meeting with a sump- tuous pot luck supper at the Prince Albert Hall on October 18. In 1985 the Club doubled its membership to fifty bowlers. When the new facility on Simcoe Street, North becomes operational in 1986 the Club plans to have one hundred members. At this meeting the members ap- proved a resolution to the effect that, in 1986, it will be starting on the 'Second Century' of Lawn Bowling in Port Perry. The resolution states that any person who is a member or becomes a member of the club in 1986 will be a Charter Member. A special plaque or scroll will list these Charter Members and will be permanently on view in the Com- mon Room of the Club House. Membership is open to men, women and students of any age. Lawn bowl- ing is the summer twin of winter curling and has been a significant recreational activity since Biblical times. The Chairman of the Nominating Committee, Jim Martin, presented a slate for the 1986 Executive posi- tions. The Executive, elected for 1986 are: Past President - Grace Love; President - Stan Rickard; Vice President Bob Storry: Secretary - Edna Beckett; Treasurer - Lillian Midgley; Tour- nament Secretaries - Alma Cox, Rose Willoughby; Directors Clayton Love, Mel Meulemeester, Bill Owen and Gord Prentice. In 1984 the Executive appointed a Building Committee of twelve members with Bill Blair as Chair- man. Although Bill passed away on December 19, 1984, he got the Com- mittee off to a good start. His en- thusiasm and guidance encouraged the Committee to undertake the pro- ject to build new Greens and Club House. Now, in 1985, a year later, Harold Martyn as Chairman of the Building Committee was able to report good progress on the building program. At this time the Greens are seeded and growing, the Club House is completed on the exterior except for bricking. It is expected that bricking will be done before winter. Water, sewer, hydro and telephone services are all installed A white chain link fence encloses the entire Greens area Ten trees donated by Uxbridge Nurseries have been planted. The grounds are mainly levelled and the driveway mostly gravelled. The cost of the whole project 1s budgeted at a httle over $100,000 Funding has been available through grants by Wintario (Provincial) and New Horizons (Federal). local organizations, individuals and Club members have been very supportive There are two existing fund rais- INE programs Since Lawn Bowling has been ac tive in Port Perry for over 70 years, it 1s a part of the heritage of the community To recognize this fact the Club has set up a Heritage Brick Program through which Heritage Bricks are sold at $100 each Each brick will have engraved on it the name of the donor, or someone the donor wishes to name This donation 1s a deductible item for Income Tax purposes Fifty bricks have been sold Fifty more bricks are needed and the Club would appreciate some help in locating bricks of the type which is required John Beckett at 985-7733 can be contacted for further information The engraved bricks will be used to build a fireplace or suitable wall inside the new Club House The Club 1s also sponsoring a draw for the "Dinner of the Month for Two." Please watch this paper for advertisements to show the details. At the meeting a moment of silence was observed to honour the following members who died since the last Annual Meeting: Bill Blair, Art Cox and Wilfred Jackson. Trophies were donated and presented by Grace Love for the highest standing in the regular schedule to Lillian Midgley and Jim BANTAM IGA -5 Emmersons - 3 Bill Brown's IGA club added a fifth win on Saturday morning to the tune of 5-3 over Emmersons. Mike Griffin leads the way with 2 goals and an assist; Gerry Douma, John Sturman and each had a goal and an assist too, Derek Slack add- ed the other goal - Eric Douman picked up two assists. For Emmersons, Jason Weinhold scored twice and Paul Turner add- ed the other goal. Mike Haines and Darcy Head added one assist each. Final 5-3 for IGA. Consumers Gas - 4 Cochranes - 3 Consumers Gas were flying right at the start and caught the Trotters sleeping by ringing up four quick goals, before the Trotters could get on track. They came back with three goals but fell short of tying it up, closing 4-3 to Consumers. Scoring for the Gas Works - Craig Free, Trevor Solomon, Neil Mark and Adam Danter. Dale Leask add- ed a single assist, while Vince Cris- cione, a pee wee, picked up two assists. Jon Rodway scored twice and Ken Smart added a single - while Ron Halligan picked up the lone assist. IGA - 6 Consumers Gas - 2 On Saturday, November 2nd the Bundle Carriers of 1GA took the game at heart and scored a bundle of goals in a 6-2 win over the Trotters. With Mike Griffin and Bobby Orr each scoring two, Ed Toffin and Mike Toye added singles. Picking up assists were Toye with two, Tof- fin, John Sturman and Gerry Douma one each Duane Leask and Allan Shepstone scored one for Consumers Cochranes - 3 Emmersons - 3} Jon Rodway led the attack for Cochrane Trotters as they took an early lead, only to have Emmersons fight back and tie at 2-2 on goals from Chris Logan and Darcy Head Then Jamie Mabley put the Trotters ahead again only to have Head ring up his second goal to knot the game at 3-3 Picking up assists for Cochranes were Halligan with two, Rodway and Mabley one each Three players added assists in this hard played game for Emmersons Head. Mike Haines and Terry Bache NOVICE Gord lewis - 5 Remax Realty - 2 On Monday. October 28 Gord lewis defeated Remax Realty 5-2 lewis scoring Brandon Puckrin a hat trick and 1 assist. Graham Holt and John Hall 1 goal, 1 assist each. and Craig Laird 1 assist Remax Martin. The trophy for the Lawn Bowler showing the best sportsman- ship was donated by Douglas Gower and won by Harold Martyn. The auditors report was given by Pat Love and Myrtle Prentice. They reported that the financial records as kept by Sally Martin, Lillian Midgley and Muriel Rickard were complete and accurate. To conclude the meeting the members enjoyed an evening of Court Whist. League scoring Ricky Olaisen 2 goals with Jamie Trick 1 assist. Port Perry Printing - 2 Pearce Auction - 1 In this very close contest Port Perry Printing came out ahead 2-1 over Pearce Auction. Muskies scor- ing John Jamieson and Matt Phoenix 1 goal each and an assist going to Jeff Jamieson. Pearce's lone goal by Mike Pashley assisted by Matt Morris and Mike Nichols. Davids Hairstyling - 6 Kinsmen - 3 Davids Hairstyling came out on top by defeating Kinsmen 6-3. Davids scoring Jeremy Norton had a big day with 3 goals, 2 assists; Mike Leach 2 goals, 1 assist; with lan Johnston and Steve MacDonald each with an assist. Kinsmen scor- ing Daryl Bourgeois 2 goals; Ritchie Tripp 1 goal, Ryan Williams, Jason Logan and Neil Hancock 1 assist each. Port Perry Printing - 8 Remax Realty - 0 Port Perry Printing undefeated after 5 games as they downed Remax Realty 8-0. Muskies scoring Tom Durward 4 goals; Matt Phoenix 2 goals, Sean Gawley and Jason Phillips 1 goal each. Assists went to Jeremy Geer, Brent Giles, Adam Hunter, Mark Ward and Mike Balmforth. Pearce Auction - 7 Davids Hairstyling - 2 Mike Pashley led the way for Pearce Auction as they downed Davids Hairstyling 7-2. Pearce Auc- tion scoring Mike Pashley 3 goals, Neil Mueller 2 goals, 1 assist. Matt Morris 1 goal, 1 assist, Jeff Vernon I goal, Ryan Mordon and Matt Hobbs 1 assist each Davids scoring Jeremy Norton 2 goals with an assist going to Steve MacDonald Gord Lewis - 5 Kinsmen - 5 With 9 seconds to go Gord Lewis tied Kinsmen 5-5 in a very exciting game Lewis scoring Brandon Puckrin 2 goals, 2 assists Brandon had the tying goal Graham Holt, Adam McTaggart and Ben Lewis | goal each John Hall. Allan Calder and Brad Shanley 1 assist each Kinsmen scoring Chad Kearns 3 goals, 1 assist, Todd Parry and Rit chie Tripp 1 goal each \\-- TROPHIES and ENGRAVING PINE RIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen St., Port Perry 985-2839 2 em