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Oe OR LUNI ERAN A AY TAD Te Ee We : se hit adhe 3 ANATH Aa baad witlsida Hel R RE EH Pura pl RAVAN Fy FO POT RSV INT, PR a AT Aga RAT BR hype mang SR A AR RE ASR ORAL 28 he Ad PEARLS Ad AN i Che iy PRESEN oo v FI mh 8 SER ES SERRE IR Construction 14 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thurs, March 19, 1970 PORT PERRY * STAR x Minor Hockey News | ham 'and Port Hope. NOVICE ALL STARS On Sunday, March 8, Tripps travelled to Sunderland to play an exhi- bition game. Most of these boys hadn't played for a week but you wouldn't know it as they had no trouble at all beating Sunderland. Kevin Martens scored twa goals, Michael McQuade, Phil Cochrane, Kelly Reese and Danny McKee scored one each to beat Sunderland 6 to 1. On Friday night, March 13 Cedar Hill came to the local arena to play against Tripp's. They ran into a hot team and Port lost 6 to 1. Phil Coch- rane scored Port's only goal. _On Sunday, March 15th Tripp's travelled to Sunder- "land. These boys played a good checking game. Little Howie Jones was in net and the team checked and played good hockey to help him out. Kevin Marten's again scored two goals and Collin Wackett scored the other as they beat Sunderland 3 to 2. * * * PU VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VY VV VV VV VV VV WN MIDGET "B" On Tuesday, March 3rd, D. & D. Construction started their plavoffs against Union- ville. This was to be total goals for 2 games. D. & D. played hockey like we know they can and came out with a 4 to 3 win. Gary LeForte proved to be the big gun for D. & D. with 2 goals. Skinner and Coch- rane getting assists on both goals. Steve Tomchisin from Bronson and Campbell and Dale Bronson unassisted rounded out the scoring for D. & D. Unionville goals were scored by Craige, Fe- chuik and Ramsay. On Sunday, March 8th D. & D. went to Unionville for the second game. Once again these boys played hockey. Everyone on the team gave the best they could and it paid off for them as they came home with a 3 to 0 win. Rick Campbell scored 2 goals and Steve Tomchisin got D. & D.'s other goal. Don Waldinsperger got the shut out. ODA LLLLLHLELLL EES SLL WES PLUMBING - = a POVIVVVIVIIVIIVIIIIIIPIIIIOIVIVIVIVIVDOT PPPVVVVVVOVOVVOVITIVVIVVVTVIVVIVVVVVYVVEY HEATING - BLED ORT PERRY COO lldllldllddldddlddddddddlddldlldd LANE - ELECTRIC - 983-2413 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE 8 A or Br BB BB AB BBB BBE VPVPPVIPVIVOVIIVIVOVOPVOIIVIVIIIIVIIEOIOOOC TOPIOTITVIIITITTOTIITIIIOTTIIOIIOTIOTOIITY This team now plays a round robin series with Mark- * * * On Tuesday night Mark- ham came to Port Perry to take on D. & D. Construction. They played hard and did what everyone knew they could do. They beat Mark- ham 4 to 2. Rick Campbell had a good night as he scored one goal and assisted on the other three. Dale Bronson had a goal and one assist. D. & D.s other goals were scored by Cal Cochrane and Steve Brain. shin and Roland Skinner got 'an assist each, On Friday, March 13th, D. & D. travelled to Port Hope. It proved to be unlucky for D. & D. as they played against a fired up team. They played a good game but just couldn't beat them. Port Hope won 4 to 2. Roland Skinner from Gary LeForte, Dale Bronson from Steve Tomchisin were the scorers for D, & D, This ties the round robin series at one game each. D. & D.'s next game is on Tuesday night at the local arena against Port Hope then go to Markham on Thursday. They have to win both these games to take the trophy, so how about it boys. We know you can do it, and will be right behind -you boosting you along. Steve Tomchi-| Juveniles Win And Tie - Ron Jeffrey Breaks Ankle The Flamingo Juveniles are out of the play downs and have not played for a couple of weeks, but they are on the prowl again. On March 9th they travell- ed to Whithy for a' return match and came home with a 3-0 win. This was a rough and hard hitting game. But due to the good refereeing it was kept well in hand. There were 20 penalties with Whitby getting 13 and Port 7. On March 11th Unionville travelled here for a game and they went home with a 5-5 tie. Ron Jeffrey opened the scoring with Trotter assist- ing and then Rick Trotter scored with Jeffrey assisting. Then Glenn Geer scored with Bill Davidson assisting. The second period was a bad one for the locals as Ron Jeffrey through a check and came up with a broken ankle and Chip 'bone. Ron will be missed as he was a great asset to the team. ~, |. In the third period Trotter scored again with Dennis Romeril and Earl Phoenix assisting. The final tally came from Glenn Geer un- assisted. There were 12 pen- alties, 6 to Unionville and 6 to Port Perry. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING TOTAL POINTS Supremes 28 Carnival 25 Guess Who 23 5th Dimension 20 Turtles 20 Doors 17 Raiders } 17 49th Parallel 13 Byrds 13 Ventures 13 Flirtation 12 Box Tops 11 High Triple, J. Emmerson, 732 High Single, S. DeHaas, 307 Triples - 600 and over: J. Emmerson, 732; F. Ven- ning, 657; I. Fraser, A. Chapman, 647; J. Storra, 640; S. Stone, 638; L. Scott, 638; S. Sinclair, 614; S. De Haas, 612; A. Scriver, 602. Singles - 200 and over: J. Emmerson, 276,247,210; J. Storra, 226, 212, 202; F. Machine Shop Commercial Clerical Commercial Stenographic Commercial Refresher Is A Lack Of Education Keeping YOU Back? The following courses will be offered by the Manpower Division of Durham College. STARTING APRIL 20 Elementary School Completion (Grades 1--8) Duration Varies . 16 Weeks . 16 Weeks STARTING APRIL 6 Air Cooled & Marine Engines Grade 11 . Grade 12. STARTING APRIL 20 LI I TT I TP LT ST SS SA LE I BER 16 Weeks 16 Weeks 20 Weeks 40 Weeks 24 Weeks Did You Know You May Qualify For Training Allowances For Details Consult Your Local CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE If you are not eligible for Canada Manpower Assistance you may y enrol in a16 week course for $32.00. To ensure acceptance on course contact immediately. THE MANPOWER DIVISION Durham College Of Applied Arts & Technology SIMCOE STREET NORTH TELEPHONE 576-0210 OSHAWA, ONTARIO LOCALS 51,54 56 653;|. Venning, 247, 219; L. Scott, 238, 215; S. Stone, 225, 224; S. Tully, 214, 210; J. Van- schagen, 212, 202, S. De- Haas, 307; A. Chapman, 284; I. Fraser, 276; N. Robinson, 258;8. Sinclair, 257; M. Raby, 241; M. Real, 240; D..McLean, 239; M. Dedong, 230; L. Champsall, 224; D. Wana- maker, 222; J. Storry, 220; C. Watts, 220; M. Cook, 219; A. Scriver, 217; D. Fisher, 207; Jd. Irvine, 206; K, Imrie, 202; T. Vanderby, 202; M. Sweetman, 201; D. Phinney 200; C. Wilson, 200. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Milky Way Caramilk Baby Ruth Sweet Marie Jersey Milk Malted Milk Crispy Crunch ... Coffee Crisp Turkish Delight . Kit Kat Golden Treasure . Bar Six High Single-- Kacey Harper--318 High Triple-- Kacey Harper--1769 Over 210 Singles-- B. Collins -- 220; L. Bert- rand--216; A. Chandler--240 MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING Team Standings March 12-- Ballard's .................... 54 Causeway Kids ........ 52 PPILGA. ............ 44 Middleton's .. - 39 Nachur's ................. 37 Dowson's R. & W. .... 29 Majcher Pont. ........... 24 Adam's Boys .............. 21 Can, Tire ................ 21 High Triple--J. Harper--820 High Triple W.H.-- : J. Harper--832 High Single--J. Harper--365 High Single W.H.-- J. Harper--369 Singles 300 & Over-- J. Harper--365 K. Ashton--36p Triples Scores 625 & Over-- J. Harper--820; F. Hastings --1785; K. Ashton -- 772; T. Chandler--"737; D. Scott--1724 R. Graham--717; J. Dowson --1707; D. Butt--698; C. Watts --664; J. Owen -- 661; R. Shortt--661; R. Werry--659; C. Butson -- 641; J. Wilson, Jr ;;, -B. Owen--632; F. Phinney -- 629; #. McNeil--| 3° | 628; M. Butson--626. by Janet Watson ' On Friday, February 20, R.H. Cornish Public School, held its annual carnival at Port Perry Arena. However, this year, there were no costumes. 1 At 1:00 all pupils from Grades 1 to 6 proceeded to the arena and open skating com- menced until 2:00. Then there were races for all ages. Winners were as follows: Girls 5 yrs. -- Susan Smith, Paula Haugen, Sherry Ash- more, Boys 5 yrs. -- Scott Wal- 3 Students Enjoy Carnival lace, Philip Bower, Paul Storry. Girls 6 yrs. -- Kelly Owen, Pamela Kennedy, Lisa Not- tingham. Boys 6 yrs. -- Douglas Potts, Bruce Young, Jay Baird. Girls 7 yrs. -- Kathy Chand- ler, Margaret Litt, Crystal Menzies. Boys 7 yrs. -- Brad Hurst, Jimmy Kane, Gregory Tulley. Girls 8 yrs. -- Leanné How- sam, Mary Lou Bourgeois, Lynne O"Reilley. Boys 8 yrs. -- Bill Owen, Continued on page 15 EENAGE DANCE FEATURING Wednesday, March 25 8:30 p.m. TO Midnight Bh H. Cornish Public School : Fer be $1.50 Couple | 1 SPORTS Turn on the Fun with PHONE 985-2581 HEATING T'S SALES a WE ALSO CARRY S.E. Woods + MINI-BIKES + CAMPERS + TRAILERS etc. Order Early For Spring & Summer FUN ART PETROZZ)