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EASA ERA Od URES RY & [4 EREEE SEER, & SAVE WHY PAY MORE FOR HEATING SAVE ON PREMIU '.r AEEE NEES 9.1, Reasonable Prices Prompt, Courteous Service SAVE M QUALITY FUEL OIL FOR ALL YOUR FUEL OIL NEEDS 1517 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY Telephone Today! Call Collect 668-3381 % : ES are Gold for R. H. Cornish. Bruce McHugh, (left) Tony Sherman and Mark Penney wrestled their way to gold medals in their respective weight classes during the first annual wrestling meet held at the school Saturday. GMC GMC TRUCKS Medium Duty PHIL 150 Water Street - Port Perry - 985-7309 On Saturday, March 10th, an inexperienced but en- thusiastic R.H. Cornish Wrestling Team hosted three other schools in a day of elementary school wrestling. Teams from Joseph Gould in Uxbridge, Beaverton Public School and Thorah Central Public School along--with boys from R.H. Cornish duelled in seventy-seven bouts to decide winners in fourteen weight classes ranging from 64 lbs. and under to 150 lbs. and over (Open Class)., Based on Gold, Silver and Bronze medal standings an overall team winner was declared. Thorah Central won the team championship with 5 golds and a number of silver and bronze. The Cornish team, which has only been practicing one night a week since January 11th did very well. Cornish gold medal winners were Bruce McHugh (64lb.), Mark Penny (83 1b.) and Tony Sherman (150 open class). Silver medallists included Dave Fulford (106 1b.), Jimmy Powell (115 1b.), Cliff Russell (123 1b.), Paul Ruesink (142 1b.), and Bill Miller (136 1b.). Bronze medallists were Ray Meisner (90 lb.) and Ken Huggins (121 1b.). Other boys on the R.H. Cornish team who wrestled extremely well were John Shaw, Scott Boyd, Mike Cole, Robbie Page, Pat Bertrand, Jim Lamb, Bob Leighton, Kyle Dinaut, and Tom Walsh. : The R.H. Cornish coaches are Mr. Gordon Taylor, Vice Principal, at Cornish and volunteers Mr. Keith Moxley and Mr. Phil Bertrand. During the noon break the referees for the day, two FG A RP rir } NL ISS * RES AIA BUSSE hn HERE Fa Rots = OES FAN ML FANE i Reidy BI SIT AGRI RIAA WY ahd HRA 5 Brooklin dumps Pee Wee Stars by Jan McAllister The Legionaires played .two exhibition games last weekend. One on home ice and the second in Brooklin. Friday nights's encounter ended in a 4-3 victory for Brooklin, This was good practice for the Legionaires as the Brooklin team is an A major category. The Legion- aires managed to play very well against such an aggres- Cornish hosts wrestling event young men from West Hill Collegiate in Scarborough, put on a demonstration match while a former National Junior Wrestling Coach, Ted Jensen of Sun- derland gave a commentary and some instruction for all of the 68 participants. It is hoped that this will be an annual event as Olympic freestyle wrestling is gaining more and more popularity throughout the Durham . Elementary school system. The Cornish team is looking forward to a good showing in the Durham Elementary Final in April. sive club and as the score would indicate they weren't too far behind. Scoring for the Legionaires was Steven Lee, Jeff Johnstone and David Kemp with assists going to Steven Lee, Howard Lee (2), Vaughan McKee and Darren Desautels. Saturday night was a different story as the Legionaires played with only two forward lines. The battle was a harder one to fight but all the boys gave it their best shot. Brooklin again defeated the Legion- aires 9-5. Scoring for the Legionaires was Steven Lee, Jeff Johnstone, Brian Stevenson (2), and Kevin Ferguson. Assists went to Vaughan McKee, Brian Stevenson and Jeff John- stone (2). Congratulations boys, you weathered the storm quite well. This Saturday, the Legion- aires start a very busy schedule. Saturday they are entered in the Uxbridge Tournament, Monday they travel to Goderich, Wednes- "day they travel to Lindsay, and the following Saturday, if they were victorious at their first encounters in Goderich, they will return to play the playoff games. Midgets keep streak alive by Carl Durward The Colin Ball Motors team defeated a weak Stirling team in three games straight. This is Port's seventh consecutive win in Play-offs. In the second game Port came out strong and took a commanding lead in the first period. The first goal was" scored by Carl Durward at the 11:48 mark with Tim Parker and Jim Kane getting the assist. Tim Thompson came through with the second goal with Brian Dickson picking up the assist. ) Tim Parker slipped the puck in for the third goal with Joe" Williams and Jim Kane getting the assists. Port scored one more goal in this period with 1:06 remaining by Brian Dickson with Rowen Kennedy and * Wheelbases from 125 = to 254 inches i MH + GVWRs from 13,800 to 44,860 e GCWRs up to 60,000 Ibs. See us soon for this popular medium duty PONTIAC - BUICK LIMITED Brian Mikkelson getting the assists. : Port slowed down in the second period allowing Stirling to get one goal. After the flood Stirling came out and scored two goals to make it 4-3. Port then came back and scored one more goal with 1:25 left in the game to make it 5-3. With only a few seconds left Carl Durward pulled a stupid move by hitting the goalie which then broke out into a fight. Three of Port's players were suspended. Durward and Kennedy both got one game and Parker three games. Warren Nicholishen played a good game with Archibald playing a bit of this game. Port had a total of seventy minutes in penal- ties which got coach Larry Page suspended for the next gam On jn 9th the third and final game of the series was played in Stirling. With three Port players sitting out this game Port only had thirteen players in the line up. coach this game so Walter Sandison had to coach and Dave Nicholishen assisted him in this task. In the first period there were no goals scored but Port came on strong in the second period with Brian Dickson getting two goals and the assists going to Tim Thompson, Brian Mikkelson and Mark Jeffery. At the end of the second period Port went off with a 2-0 lead. Both teams came out hustling in the third period. Stirling scored the first goal of this period to make it 2-1. Stirling made their last effort to score by pulling their goalie but Thompson (Turn to Page 19) Larry Page could not