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Aide, "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tue§day, March16, 1963 - 31 Blackstock skaters wrapping up season The Blackstock Figure Skat- ing Club is winding up a suc- cessful year. The season will come to an official close with the annual Winter Carnival on Sun- "Blades on Broadway", is the theme of this year's carnival. The festivities day, March 28. will getunderway at 2 p.m. Exciting events took place during the year for the skaters. Most recently several skaters competed in the Unicorn Fair competition, sponsored by the Oshawa Skating Club. Gold captured by medals were Brooke McLaughlin in the Pre Novice C division and Heather Malcolm in the Junior C divi- sion. Brandi McLaughlin won the silver in the Pre Novice B di- vision. Lindsey Darnley placed sixth in the Pre Novice C divi- sion. With the season ending mem- bers are completing different levels. Beginners: Jesse Aide, Sarah Cori Barnes, Owen Brouwer, Katie Chandler, Sa- rah Churchill, Colin Burnet, Connor Cobitz, Kristen DeJong, Sarah De Jong, Matthew Fergu- son, Mark Gibson, Tim Gibson, Darcee Grove, Phillip Kadowa- ki, Erin Lang, Steven Larmer, Katie Munden, Laura Munden, Sarah Oppers, Michael Van- Camp, Sarah Willets, April Harkness, Sean Taylor and Corey Hellingman. Elementary: Cory Clarke, Ricky Geer, Nicole Jeffreys, Big V wins 4-2 The PeeWee House League started their playoffs on Satur- day, March 14 with Larocque playing host to Big V. The arena wasn't a sell-out for this early morning game but the fans that were there were quite boister- ous and were treated to an out- standing game for their efforts. The main story in this game was Big V's lanky goalie Doug Short who faced more rubber than a busy street as he an- chored his team to a 4-2 win. The game started out fast with end to end action as both teams didn't bother with the traditional feeling out process, but rather went right after each other. It was Larocque that counted first as Cory Wiatrzyk scored from Chris Jamieson giv- ing his team a 1-0 lead. Big V was outmaned as they were short their top three scorers but they played with big hearts and determination as they never gave up and were rewarded for their efforts as they scored the next three goals to take a 3-1 lead. David Bonser got things roll- ing for Big V on a set up from Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Square Boy 14, Trader Sam 12, Haugen's 11, Pizza Delight 11, Dixie Lee 8, The Galley 7. Over 200: Caron Weber 257, Gerri Langille 237, Carol Koch 230, B.J. Short 217, Nancy An- ger 214, Gladys McColl 211, Marg Lee 204, Cheryl Jones 202. Over 650: Carol Koch 5693, Car- on Weber 675, Marg Lee 561, Gerri Langille 558. Wednesday Night Ladies Standings: B-562's 51, The Rum Mallory Smith, Lindsay Whyte. Novice 1: Andrea Bonsma, Melissa Dallas, Sarah Dallas, Jessica Diamond, Monica Duy- vestyn, Lisa Geer, Carl Geer, Matthew Garason, Alana Hol- land, Janice Kadowaki, Caitlin Levac, Danielle McLarnon, Grace Ranieri, Caroline Volk, Adam Stapley, Caitlin Shields. Proficiency: April Bonsma, Angela Drew, Patricia Haertel, Stephanie Jackson, Emily Lamb, Erin Malcolm, Brandy McLaughlin, Carla McLaugh- lin. Sandra Nicholson, Lisa Par- sons, Sarah Stapley. Basic: Natalie Beechey, Ni- cole Beechey, Robin Boeckman, Emily Brouwer, Colin Burnet, Brian Carter, Melissa Carter, Jodyn Clarke, Lise Cobitz, Ni- cole Cooke, Megan Geisberger, Darryl Goulding, Carmen Lish- man, Robert Mark, Jennifer Taylor, Mary VanCamp, James Hobbs. Novice 2: Christopher Bur- net, Jenna Hendry, Kristen Mark, Abby McLaughlin. Novice 3: Catharine Dedong, Candace Jackson. Novice 4: Lindsey Darnley, Crystal Garason, Allison Ka- dowaki, Christa Lane, Jessica McLaughlin, Andrea Stephen- son. Freeskate 1: Mindy Gainey, Allison Malcolm, Brooke McLaughlin. Freeskate 2: Nicole Welts. Freeskate 4: Heather Mal- colm. Scott Sanderson to tie it at 1-1. Then it was Eric Beiers from Alex Wordley and Doug Short to make it 2-1. Big V went up 3-1 as Alex Wordley scored from Eric Beiers. Larocque kept the pressure on and made it a 3-2 game as Cory Wiatrzyk scored his sec- ond with Ben Stephenson being the set-up man on the play. With the clock winding down and Larocque pressing hard to get the equalizer they pulled their goalie for the extra attack- er. But it was not to be their day as Big V's Scott Sanderson pounced on a loose puck firing it the length of the ice into the centre of the vacated net to salt the game for Big V at 4-2. Also playing well for Big V be- sides their point getters were Brad Monsma, Scott Harper and Brennan Malcolm. Playing well for Larocque were Dave Kamminga, Ryan Hawkins and Paul Shrigley. Also a special thank you to the fans for their positive cheering, it was appre- ciated by the coaches and players of both teams. Runners 39, SCSUAW 37, Fuz- zy Navels 34, Pina Colada 32, Virgin Marys 14. High Single: Marg Johansen 200, Beth Oke 211, 202. Thursday Night Mens Standings: Philp Pontiac 47, Emmerson Insurance 43, Brian's Towing 42, Centennial Lanes 41, Dowson's 40, Galley Gators 35, 1.G.A. 35 Norm's Contracting 35, Scugog Lumber 32, Village Taxi 24, Legion 23, Paulmac Pet Foods 23. High Single Flat: Bill White 308. High Single with Handicap: a 2 EE The Beare Motors Bantams won the Lakesho Front row from left are: Tom Tennyson, Da re Championship. Pictured are the members of the team. n left a vid Bourgeois, Cal Cochrane. Middle: Bill Jeffrey, Dale Bronson, Laurie Williams, Paul Kane, Glen McCoy, Rick Short and Neil Mclaughlin. Back row (I-r) are: Don Bronson, manager, Roger Holtby, Brent Heard, Jim McLeod, Danny Mc artney, Rick Evans, Ken Nightingale, Morley Davidson, coach and Charlie Bourgeois, coach. 25 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1968 The Cy Wilson Mustang Midgets lost 5-1 to Bolton. At the bowling lanes M. Raby bowled a 354 for the high single for the Monday night league and B. Collins rolled a 338 for the Wednesday night high single. Cartwright won the Novice Little N.-H.L. consolation trophy over Oakwood. Colin As- selstine, Brad Black, Terry Prosser and Steve Crawford had the markers in the 4-3 victory. The Port Perry High School hockey league season ended with the team of Donald Spence, Bob Nagle, John MacMaster, Ray- mond Read, Bruce Smith, Donovan Smith, Allan Ashton, Tom Lawrence, Paul Christie and Ronald Phinney emerging as the winners. 20 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1973 The PPHS Senior Boys basketball team won COSSA defeating Centennial High School 78-55. Jim Zoet led the team with 49 points. Laurie Williams added 11. The Midget As lead their series with Lake- field. Scorers in the last game were Phoenix, Campbell, Bronson, Abraham and Golding. The Novice house league Lions Club de- feated White Feather Farms 5-1. Carriere had three goals and Healy two in the win. Grieve's Gulf Juveniles defeated Brighton 6-3 on goals by Dale Bronson, Rick Prosser, Bill Jeffrey, Jamie McNab, Gary LeFort and Rick Campbell. 15 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1978 The Juveniles defeated Brighton 6-3. Pete Lane had two goals and Jay Adam, Rob Greiner and Ritchie LeFort added singles. The Bantam As and Midget As won in playoff action to advance to the semi-finals. Young's Dominion Hardware won the rin- gette playoffs. The Legion Peewees were eliminated by Bethany in playoff action. Glenn Geer from Doug Bronson and John McMillan scored the lone goal in the 3-1 defeat. The rink of Bill Cornish, Ted Griffen, Gar- net Warriner -and Rod MacLennan won the Beare Motors Bonspiel. In Novice house league action Sportsland defeated Scugog Realty 2-1. Dean Fisher had both goals for Sportsland and scoring for Scu- gog was Mike Brock. : In broomball action Troski's defeated Utica 2-1. Kopie DeJong and Les Novack scored Troski's goals with Bernie McEnaney scoring the lone goal for Utica. 10 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1983 The PPHS girls curling team won LOSSA defeating Whitby, Uxbridge and Cartwright. Team members were Sandra Liston, Kristy Williams, Lisa Edgar, Carole Ann Elliott and Elizabeth Luke. Don Beaton, Willie Beaton, Bob Bruton and Terry Howsam won the George Stone Re- alty bonspiel. The Bantam As knocked Picton out of playoff contention in three straight games. The Peewee Bs have taken a two game lead in their series with Ernestown. Scores from all the bowling lanes Ray Twist 323. High Triple Flat: Bill White 871. High Triple with Handicap: Bill White 871. Games over 215: G. Hardy 221, R. Manns 228, B. Sonley 230, W. Saunders 237, J. Heal- ey 217, B. Bray 233, G. Wilson 218, 216, P. Fitton 242, D. Mann 233, D. Bache 234, D. Vanderligt 227, P. McBride 233, J. Vanderligt 248, 234, W. Lown 220, B. Pomeroy 258, B. Robin- son 257, K. Gassien 243, S. Whalen 255, R. Twist 303, R. Sweetman 274, 285, D. Plan 216. D. Dubrevil 224, B. White 308, 288, 275, E. Johansen 276, L. Delore 223, H. Colston 234, B. Hammond 226, K. Martin 288, 251, I. Ashbridge 240, R. Prosser 226, J. Gerber 216, 225. Triples over 600: R. Manns 610, B. Sonley 603, W. Saun- ders 625, J. Healey 610, B. Bray 616, G. Wilson 624, P. Fitton 609, D. Hann 614, J. Vanderligt 687, W. Lown 623, B. Robinson 602, R. Twist 673, R. Sweetman 764, B. White 871, E. Johansen 700, H. Colston 620, K. Martin 737,1. Ashbridge 641. Monday Night Ladies Team Standings: Orange Pits 34, Purple Garters 34, Green Machine 32, Blue Jays 17, Yel- low Bikinis 16, Red Roses 14. Games over | Margaret Burnfield 200, Gloria Smuck 200, Marni onight 208, Cathy Dingman 207, Wanda Halibur- ton 212, Yvonne Nyenhuis 214, Edna Langford 221, 206, Bev Silverman 229, Marilyn Gibson 231, Marg White 245. : Games over 550: Marilyn Gib- son 564, Bev Silverman 676, Yvonne Nyenhuis 584, Edna Langford 587. ~ a a Ry rp rr E:T A 4