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= EEE NY oi ARE LEER Ne TNERGATIN en Te TE Ka i an Lo ea i 2 he eB AL Cr TNE ey NF : Bond Tower Oshawa - 576-7550 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 24th, 1974 Baseball season begins Sunday The 1974 edition of the VanCamp Construction Junior Softball club is ready to begin its spring training sessions with a practise at the waterfront park on Sun- day, April the 28th at 10:30 am. In case of rain a . meeting will be held in the Club House. Manager Mac McMillan and coach Wayne Venning have been busy the last PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION Ontario Riding -Provincial ANNUAL MEETING BEAVERTON TOWN HALL Wednesday, May 8 - 8 p.m. GUEST SPEAKER -- Honourable Rene Brunelle Minister of Commercial and Social Services EVERYONE WELCOME couple of weeks entering the team in the new league, and lining up new players. The Junior Club has en- tered the South Ontario Softball - league with other clubs from Markham, North York, Richmond Hill, Aur- ora, Vandorff, Greenwood, Whitby and Port Perry In- termediates. This is a Intermediate "A" classed league with the Van Camp team the only Junior entry. The team will play a twenty game sche- uf, and with home games every Tuesday might, begin- ing May 20th. The local club, which made an excellent showing last season by goirg to the 0.AS.A. All-Ontario semi finals will have most of last year's players return- ing, but as usual with the coaching staff, all positions are open and anyone in the area under the age of 21 years will be more than welcome to participate and try for a position on the team. An added feature of this season for the Van Camp Juniors will be it's entry in the annual Oshawa Junior Tournament in July. This season the tournament will be a two game knock-out elimination with the winner going to Ottawa for the Canadian Junior Champion- ships later in the summer. All players please attend the first practise on Sunday or a meeting if it rains or contact either Mac Million or Wayne Venning. Jack Kane elected president of Flamingo Jr. "C" club was elected for the 74-75 season: The second annual Fla- mingo Pastries Junior "C" Hockey Club Meeting was held on Sunday, April 21st in the Port Perry Arena. The purpose of this meeting was to elect a new executive for the 74-75 sea- son. Mr. Elmer Lee who is giving up the post of Secret- ary-Treasurer, gave a good report with attendance fi- gures for the games up over the previous year, and year- end audit showing a small increase in profit over last year. Mr. Jack Kane and Mr. Carl Luke were selected to attend the annual O.H.A. Hockey Meeting this week- end in Toronto. The Port Perry delegation will again this year try and get the Junior age limited raised from 20 to 21 years in the Junior "C"' and "D" group. The annual hockey dance and dinner will be held on June 1st with further adver- tising to appear in later editions of the Star. The following executive President - Jack Kane Ist Vice - Carl Luke 2nd Vice - Ivan Luke Sec. Treas. - Don Thompson Executive Members: Ken Jackson Wayne Venning Neil McLaughlin John Curtis Herb Hill Charlie Bourgeois Bill McCartney | HOUSE LEAGUE | Novice: In the second game of the finals, Emiel's, after losing the first game, beat Gulf by a 5 - 4 score. Mark Goreski earned a hat-trick while Chris Martens got a pair for Emiels. Steve Lee and Russ Jones both got a pair for Gulf. This forced a final play off game on April 15th which Gulf won 4 - 2. Steve Lee led the way with two goals while Trevor Kennedy and Russ Jones got singles for Gulf. Mark Goreski did the lone scoring for Emiel's with two. Gulf won this Championship. Atom: In the second game of the finals which was also a BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY REPAIRS to all makes of Sewing Machines Th eina> SEWING CENTRE Sales & Service 14 Rond St. W. For Income Tax & Bookkeeping Services see ALEX SHEPHERD 250 Queen St. . Phone 985-7031 Specializing in Business and Farm Operations > - Ron Rankin AND SONS General Contracting Plumbing - Carpentry - Electric - Phone 985.7679 DON MYERS CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATING -- DRAG WORK PORT PERRY 985-3142 Joe Buckley Masonry, Brick, Block and Stone Work Cottage Raising - Foundations - Painting - Eavestroughing - Roofing BUCKLEY MASONRY Oshawa 579-1179 or 579-2542 Alterations RELIABLE PLUMBING & HEATING For Information Phone :1-Ta 0 oF 1 1-1 V2 ERY (1) I aid UL H.F. GRANDER unrario Land Surveyor 49 Cenire Rd. N., P.O. 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In the deciding game, April 15th, the Lakers dumped the Lions 2 - 0. ' Matt Donnelly earned a shut out while his team mates Ken Bright with two and Brian Michelson with one did the scoring. Lake Scugog Lumber won the Championship. Midgets Zering defeated Haines Esso 5 - 4 to win the Championship Trophy. Scoring for Zering. was Kroonenberg with two and single going to VanWeston. Faux and Olliffe. Ashbridge had a pair for Haines and single went to Knight and Asselstine. LADIES WEDNESDAY "NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Terry Gerrow - 275 High Triple: France Vennning - 693 Over 210: Beth Oke 223; Theresa Marten 219; France Venning 243, 251; Marie Mumford 240; Vivian Rider 229; Joan Middleton 267; Janet Cannon 214; Mable Cook 213, 251; Terry Gerrow TT + 275, 219; Helen Heard 256; Joan Wilkin 233; Raines 253; Louanne Pop- owich 246, 214; Mary Sweet- man 212; Irene Doupe 223; Shirley Cummings , 243, 217; Carol Philips 233; Mary Tremblay 269; Lucy .Wi son 216. 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