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by NA oR IS 10 - PORT PERRY STAR ~ SA ERE RIF Thursday, April 25h 1968 BIGGER & "BETTER FIREWORKS DispLAY || PORT PERRY yam GROUNDS MONDAY, MAY 20th (WILL START AS SOON AS IT IS DUSK) PONSORED BY PORT PERRY FIRE DEPARTMENT TICKETS $2.00 PER FAMILY AVAILABLE FROM LOCAL FIREMEN Refreshment Booth By Guide Mothers PORT PERRY * STAR * SPoRrs Minor Hockey Assoc. Hold Final Meeting 0f Season On Sunday April 21st the Port Perry Minor Hockey executive held it's last meet- ing for the '67'68 season. President Blake Gunter ex- pressed his thanks to the executive and league con- venors and tournament com- mittees etc. for their splen- did work' and co-operation given him. Blake also asked the members to think about the annual meeting May 5 and the plans to be made for next season. He also gave a few suggestions to try and produce more interest and Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY . NIGHT LEAGUE Another successful season of 5 pin bowling was com- pleted on April 18 at Cause- way Bowling Lanes by the Men's Club. John Beckett's "Don's Raiders" captured the Main Team Trophies: winning over Gary -McHugh's _: "Archer Pontiacs" . by 194 pins In the Consolation event. Tim Thomas' "Beare Motors" team came through in: 'the final .two games to win over Joe Waldinsperger's "Eden's Lucky Strikes". In the high Individual scores for the season: Jim more hockey players from Tyke on up the ranks to Midget and Juvenile. A spiirted discussion followed and out of all the views put forth there will no doubt come some progressive ideas for next season. The President was congra- tulated by the members pre- sent on the fine job done as President and was asked to consider holding office for another term. (It is hoped he will, as this year's mem- bers were a most hard work- ing and dedicated group un- der his leadership). " The Executive for the 1967- 68 season were: Pres.--Blake Gunter Sec'y--Chas. Bourgeois Treas.--Leo Taylor 1s Vice--Joe Waldin- sperger 2nd Vice--Claire Night- - ingale Dorectors--Grant Camp- bell, Morley Davidson, Bruce McCoy, Stuart M¢- ._Quade, Les Scott, Mau- rice Jeffery, Don Bron- son. Publicity Milton Heard. All Star coaches and man- agers don't forget Sunday, May 5th, 7 p.m. for the An- nual Meeting in the Arena. '| Healey--244; G. Rennie--243 BOWLING 'LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Parrots ................ Ah Seagulls Sparrows .... Ravens ........ Bluebirds .... Wrens ......... Baobolinks .................... 29 Eagles Robins Cardinals .................... 21 Orioles .......ooudiin 19 Canaries ..................... 13 High Triple--B. Oke 780 High Single--B. Oke 340 Over 210 Singles-- B! Oke--340, 227, 213; M. Geer -- 324; H. Heard--293, 268; Marie Cook -- 275, 236; S.-Brignall -- 270, 225; M. Graham--269; J. Chandler-- 256; A. Chandler -- 251; M. C. Wilson--242, 237, 220; J. Leach--237, 228; K. Harper|! --235, 213; B. Evans--234; J. Irvine--234; J. Mahaffy--233 D. Kendall -- 231; 'W, Mec- Laughlin--230; M. Sweetman --228, 227, 225; V. Rider-- 228; B. Collins--226, 224; B. lingall--224; M. Doupe--| Le : Ballingalt--2 oupe First "Schedule Club Trophy 'Winners: Lead C. Redman; Vice O. MacLennon; Skip W. Sonley. Missing when photo was taken . 222; C. Warriner -- 221; B. Hartin--221; A. Olsen--218; M. Harrison--216; T. McDon- ald--211. Over 600 Triples-- B. Oke -- 780; H. Heard-- 711; Marie Cook -- 706; C. Wilson--699; M. Sweetman-- 680; S. Brignall -- 672; M. Geer--668; -K. Harper--647; J. Leach--646; M. Graham-- 635; B. Hartin -- 632; Parker, the High Average score with d 241; Jack Owen the high triple with a 946; Clarence Graham the Handi- cap triple with 952; Tim Thomas the high single with 388; Ken Skerrat the-handi- cap single with a 405. The annual banquet will be held at the Legion Hall on May 11th. A cordial in- vitation is extended to all. Team Sponsors to attend. J Local Cubs Hold First Hockey Tournament On March 31st, before a good crowd of parents and interested spectators, the Cubs of Port Perry held the first of what is hoped to be an annual hockey tourna- ment. PORT PERRY or $3.00 " MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION | $1.50 per Player Registrations to be held in the Ball Park Friday, April 26th 6:30 P.M, to 8:00 P.M. Saturday, April 27th 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon AND DISTRICT per family ~ The Cubs of "A" Pack em- erged as the Tournament Champiohs beating "C" Pack 54 in a real thriller. The winning goal was scored by Jay Neill with 3 minutes left to play. For the winners, Jay Neill had two goals with singles going to Dale Mec- Quade, Michael McQuade, & Lorne Johnston. For the losers, Doug Bronson showed the way with three goals and the lone goal going to David Espie. 'Inthe "first game of the Tourhament "A" Pack de- feated "B" Pack 5-3 in an- other exciting game. "A" Pack was led with a two goal performance from Jay Neill and Dale MeQuade with Lorne Johnston scoring the lone 'goal. "B" Pack's markers were scored by Den- nis Watson, Robert VanCamp and Scott Nelson. ; Honourable miention should also go to the fine officials for the games, Joe Waldins- perger and David Davidson. More important than win- ning or losing was the good time enjoyed. by parents and children alike. : ¢ EoD CAT "clubs ® Team Awards © Weekly Prizes lenge the Champs. 985-2076 Second Schedule Winners for the Brook: lin Concrete Trophy are Lead Len Clark, Fisher. who curled for Wm. Barr; Skip Don Mit- Present Trophies At Men's Curling Banquet chell; Second Neil Hunter and Vice Sam was Grant McDermott. "Bill Bears present: ing the trophy. f First Schedule Winners -- Monday Night Curlers: Lead C. 'Riddle; Second H. Fair- GOLFERS! JOIN THE Port Perry Men's League Golf once a week this summer and enjoy ® Fine Fellowship ® Competition with visiting ® Free Annual Banquet oe Handicaps given to the players to help chal- JOIN NOW AND ENJOY THE GAME 1 LEAGUE GAMES START IN MAY. CALL JIM WILSON, Sr, BILL HEAYN, LEO TAYLOR " OR SUNNY BRAE GOLF CLUB % a 4 (8 ¥ y man; Vice Wm, Harper; Skip W. Sonley. ® Individual Awards EVENING. 985 - 7226