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i Riot To +600000000000000000000000000000000 0 Locals reap honours The ladies of the Myrtle Church wiil be holding their annual pie sale August 29-30. Orders will be filled and pies will be on sale at the church. Church services resume on Sun- day, September 14 at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Ian McCrury will be leading the Myrtle congregation as usual and everyone is invited to enjoy this interesting hour of worship in the Myrtle Church. The 4H Club, Myrtle Weed Eaters, held their final meeting August 20th at the Stachows', Jerry and Jean were the leaders of this group, preparing for the achievement day to be held September 5 & 6. Congratulations are due to Darrel Wade who came 2nd at 4H judging competition held at Wilson's Sales Barn in Uxbridge. There will be a community shower on Thursday, September 11 at 8 p.m. honoring the coming mar- riage of Janice Couperthwaite and Henry Osinga. Mr. Jamie Tiffen, the Brooklin area youth minister took a group of local young people to Canada's Wonderland to hear Amy Grant, well known gospel singer. The com- missioning service for Jamie Tiffen a fire hazard. 655-4993. @e Hearing c Aid (entre ¢f Port Perry Dr. E. Mueller's Office - 24 Water St. S., Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO Shop Guality ... 8hop CASTLE' IN PORT PERRY - LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER CO. LTD. IN BROOKLIN - MITCHELL BROS. BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. veers Save those papers... The regular monthly paper drives of the Brooklin Scouts resume Saturday, September 13th, 1986. We hope you will start gathering up your papers which you have been saving for us all summer. Please make sure that all papers are' securely tied both ways and at curbside before 9 a.m. Your bundle could be missed if you put them out later. Ashburn residents can leave their papers, also tied two ways, at the Ashburn Community Centre on the Friday prior to pick-up. Please do not leave them there any earlier than Friday as they can create Also, please note, Cedarbrook Trail, Robmar Street area and Macedonian Village are included in the paper drive pick-up area. Please have your papers out; they will be picked up. The Scout Paper Drives which run from September to June in- clusive have been an on-going service project and fund-raising before in Brooklin and Ashburn for many years. We sincerely hope the boys and scouting can count on your continued support. Thank you. For information call Arnold Tripp, Paper Drive Chairman, Tel. will be held at Burns Presbyterian Church, Ashburn, September 7, at 7:30 p.m. A special invitation goes to all young people and their parents. For further information on "this important new aspect to our Christian lives and activities. you can reach Jamie at 668-5757. Congratulations to Janet Stachow, in her Grade 9 piano exams, she got first class honors and again in her Grade 3 harmony first class honors again. It's not just Janet's family who are proud of her, everyone who knows her appreciates this young lady's exceptional ability. The first meeting of the Square Dance Club will be held in the Myr- tle Church Hall on September 17. Bill Robinson will be teaching again and anyone interested is invited. We issue a special invitation to singles, especially gentlemen, we are always short of gentlemen. Lessons go on from September to May. It is an active way to pass the winter and good for your reflexes both mental and physical and as well it is fun with a fun-group of people. There are no age limits, if you can walk you can square dance. Interested people should call Mrs. John Hamer - 655-4492. Dennis J. Hogan ann Hearing Aid Consultant 985-3003 985-9192 At Mitchell Bros. and soap depression. Faucets not EXAMPLE 1 - reg. 169.80 EXAMPLE 2 - reg. 129.50 EXAMPLE 3 - reg. 320. Albert Street, Serving you for 36 year: This Week's Special BATHROOM VANITIES Enharne your bathroom with elegant vanities. Handsome cultured marble top. Includes overflow 29.50 89.50 40.00 building centre Brooklin 655-4991 LTD. © Mitchell Brothers BUILDING SUPPLIES 4 Rg Vandals have once again struck at Meadowcrest Public School in Brooklin. This time is the worst to date experience at the Vipond Street facility, and although no estimate of damage has been placed at this time, one spokesman expects it will run into the hundreds of dollars. Shown in the above photograph is one of the new portable classrooms recently install- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 26, 1986 -- 19 Final series proves excl ting No one said the Ontario Lacrosse Association (OLA) Major Series playoff acction between Brooklin Redmen and Peterborough Lakers was going to be a sure thing for either side, and it hasn't been. Last week's play proved this point with Lakers taking a win at home on Wednesday, only to fall victim to Redmen at Luther Vipond Arena on Friday night. The boys from Brooklin were not in fine form, to put it nicely, for their trip to Peterborough, anc it - showed as they returned home on the bottom end of a 10-5 score. Redmen allowed Lakers to take con- trol from the opening whistle, giv- ing up the ball, losing faceoffs, and offering nothing in the way of a stiff check. Lakers sported a 3-1 lead after the first 20 minutes of play, building up to a 9-2 margin after 6 straight markers in the centre frame. Redmen managed to outscore their opposition 3-1 in the final stanza, but it just wasn't enough. Gil Nieuwendyk, Dale Kernohan, Tom Wreggitt, Derek Keenan and Ken Colley picked up the goals for Redmen with John Fusco getting three assists, Keenan a pair. Keenan turned in a fantastic per- formance back in Brooklin on Fri- day, tallying five goals to spur Redmen to an exciting 11-8 final score. After two straight Lakers' vic- tories, the packed house at Luther Redmen tie series after win & loss Vipond Arena witnessed their lads show the stuff that earned them the Mann Cup last year. It took Redmen only six seconds to make their point. Winning the opening faceoff, Nieuwendyk pop- ped the ball to Wreggitt who found no difficulty slamming it in the top corner past Lakers' goalie Ross Cowie, It was a lead Redmen would not relinquish as they ran the score to 3-0 before Peterborough managed to get on the board with a pair of their own. Redmen continued where they had left off in the centre frame courtesy of Andy Perroni with just 49 seconds elapsed and finished the period with a 9-7 advantage. The Brooklin players can offer a big thank you to Lakers coach Mark Vitarelli. Midway through the final stanza, with Redmen holding a slim 9-8 edge, Peterborough were mak- ing a strong bid for the equalizer when they got caught with too many men on the floor. Keenan took advantage of the power-play situation that resulted with a long bouncing shot, and when J.J. Johnson went off for slashing a short time later, Keenan was there again with his fifth of the night. Brooklin was not about to get pushed around like they did in Peterborough a few nights before and handed out a fair share of hard checks. But officials Harry Benham and Mike Cake were on top of things ed at the school. It has been badly defaced with spray paint, but not as badly as other areas of 'the school, located mainly to the east side. The graffiti here contained several rude comments which were not suitable for publication in this newspaper. Anyone with information concerning the vandalism is asked to call Durham Regional Police. Your call will be kept in confidence. $83 all the way...determined not to let the game get out of hand. They handed out 30 minutes in penalties to the two squads, most to Redmen. Joining Keenan in the scoring cir- cle were Colley, Wreggitt, Perroni, Fusco, Nieuwendyk and John Jordon. This tied up the series at two games each and although the two squads went at it again in Peter- borough on Sunday and back home in Brooklin on Monday. The results were not known at press time. Iroquois Pool will be closed temporarily Residents of the North Ward who usually enjoy the business swim at Whitby"s Anne Ottenbrite Pool at Iroquois Park Complex should note that the pool will not be available from September 2 to 5 due to a staff training program. The regular swimming hours will resume on Monday, September 8 at 12 noon.