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a : \ ) 4S, C30 » bd MEE DIR 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 14ih, 1973 Broomball tournament The first annual Port Perry Chamber of Commerce Broomball tournament is all set for Saturday. Feb. 17 as part of the Winter Carnival. Eight teams will do battle for the Chamber of Com- merce awards and it looks like a good selection of teams willbe here. In the first game the Port Perry Brians Super- | 10 be exciting event borne Dekeyser's who are top team in the Colborne and District league. In the third game Cobourg © Maynards will play the Orilha Boyles Ind. team. Cobourg is the second place team in the Colborne league while Orillia has been a contender in the tournaments held in Mill brook and Colborne the past several seasons. The fourth test team will play the Peterborough Canucks. The Canucks are one of the top teams in the Kawartha League. The seconds game will see the Peterborough U.E. team playing the Col- game will match the Barrie CGE. team and the Minden Hylanders. Barrie will be ready as they have played in the Barrie Winter Carnival Tournament on the past weekend. Minden is a new club but could be a real dark horse before the day is over. Cochrane. Secondrow Kevin Walker, stickboy, Robert VanCamp, Ed Olsen, John Scott, Mark Jobb, Jamie Malcolm, Gord Scott, Barry Beare, trainer. Thirdrow. Wayne Venning, coach; Dave Horton, captain; Larry Elson, Sean Taylor, Larry Lee, Manager. Two weeks ago the Port Perry Batams won the local Batam Tournament with decisive wins over Ajax, Markham and Oshawa. Above is the picture of the team taken following the tournament. Front Row lefttoright. Rick Taylor, Barry Heard, Larry Page, Steve Jones, Bill Evans, Bill Bridge, Phil Games will be played NEED MUSIC? - for a every hour starting at 8 a.m. WEDDING with the Consolation and 1 : \ DANCE Championship finals going at | ; 4p.m.and5p.m. All people in | dS j d eams 0 compe Bp or 0 oll S \/ PARTY this area who have not . etc. watched a Broomball game should come down to the Call 985-3089 arena and see how the game P.Hvidsten after 6 p.m. teams have impressive re- cords over the season. The local junion team, coached by Mr. Ron Firth, is up 8 # "against some tough com- petition in the first game as they meet Oshawa Catholic High School, one of the better junior teams in the area. Bowmanville, Stouffville, whitby, Uxbridge and Orillia have also entered teams. It should be a good day with lots of exciting basketball. Port Perry high School is hosting an 8 team invitational junior (ages 15.16) basketball tournament on Saturday, we take the February 17. There will be games throughout the morning and afternoon at both R.H. Corn- ish Public School gym and the high school. The conso- lation championship is scheduled for 4:00 p.m.; th championship for 5:30 p.m. Both of these final games will be played in the high school gym. Admission is 50 cents for adults, 25 cents' for students. The tournament should be highly competititve since several of the competing is played. And, hopefully you to us if you're thinking You see, we feel two heads are better about a loan. than one. We figure if two people set out Now, the person you'll see at our place to achieve goals, they might come a litle | isn't some kind of financial ogre. He won't easier. Your goals, and our goals. So with i try to put you down, stare you down, or a Commerce Bankplan loan. vou get more " ' check the heels on your shoes. But most than money. You get a working partnership important, he wants to give vou that loan. for achieving goals. That's one of the ways he makes his money. And that gives us sull another edge So you just tell him how much, how over other banks. Besides taking the 'edge much you can afford each month, then it's off asking in the first place. up to him to work it out. } And without getting you in over your head. And, that's it. No red tape. No edge about asking. To start with, let's set something CANADIAN IMPERIAL straight. We're in the money busi- BANK OF COMMERCE i ness. We invest Pansy i fake fe money, so that we can lend money. Lo It's that simple. But, all of it isn't No. 2 Paul Kane worth a plugged nickel if some- Paul lives on Scugog Island and he played his one doesn't use it. .minor-hockey for Port Perry. Paul gained Junior C Which brings us to you. experince last year playing for Bowmanville. Paul had a good year this year with the Orillia Junior B team. Shortly after Christmas Paul was welcomed by our Junior C team as he returned to Port Perry. Paul . is aright winger who can score and he is a good take out man. « A y 2 Flomndo No. 12 John Montague : Johnlivesin Woodville where he played his minor You and the Commerce. hockey. The last two years he has played for the , Cannington Junior D team. John plays left wing and ther we're both stro i st nger. on the team. Since joining the team in November he has beenoneof the top point menandan excellent play x maker. ] f