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-- A NW La 13 14 RAT . The Port Perry Ringette: Club held its closing banquet last Tuesday night with the presentation of team awards and trophies. In the senior division the team of Children's Boutique won the league and play- off trophy. Front row Karen Young and Brenda Foote. 1e10i0t0lqt0y - In the Junior division, the Ives Florist team won both the league championship and playoff trophies. Front row from left: Jill Kendall, Kelly Raines, Nancy Young, Natalie Franssen, Stephanie Butt, ALORA AORN JAMES RANKIN 985-8537 ] | B . Me, a uk SERIES RIA SOLAR he. ¥ ro Ey Sl Ey ae Residential - Farm - Commercial - R.R. 1- PORT PERRY - BOX 1148 - EPSOM FREE ESTIMATES - REASONABLE RATES qn TU TE TTT v RT 4 o Second row from left: Wendy McDougall, Daphne Butt, Chris Heurkins, Doris Risebrough and Cheryl Doherty. At back are Marg , Marquis [sponsor], Dorothy Scott [coach], Jodi io, signe, Donna Sande- son Imanager], Wendy Burton and Sharon Ashmore. Wr Rg vad Ag ugl Ji he Rene Fowler, Kelly Fowler, Ann-Marie Hogeveen, and Karen Statham. Back row from left: Millie Ives [sponsor], Pam Daniels, Bev Archibald, Rhonda White, Janet Dean, Marg White [coach] and Joy Daniels [coach]. Nursing Home News The Staff of the Commun- ity Nursing Home enter- tained at a St. Patrick's Party on March 17. Many patients, residents from the villa and several guests attended. Everyone was provided with paper hats, made by the patients. There was an evening of very pleasant entertainment, followed by a delicious lunch which was prepared and served by the Staff. There are a number of organizations who entertain regularly at the Nursing Home and all this is much appreciated Everyone is very welcome to attend these events and the patients are so happy to see visitors. If you have not attended any of these enter- taining evenings or even visited the Community Nursing Home - do drop in - your visit will be greatly appreciated. Thank you staff! ELUTE EEE TT TTT CTT TTT PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 4, 1979 -- 19 Tight finish by Bud Heard The London Knight's eliminated the Windsor Spit- fire's in the 7th game of an-8 point series in the London Gardens. London had a 7 to 5 point lead and needed only a tie or a win to move on to the Division Finals against the winner of the Kitchener and Niagara Falls series. Windsor led 1-0 after one period and increased their lead to 3-0 in the second . period and seemed content to try and hold it at that in the third period. The Knights, throughout the game, could not get a break or score on the Wind- Midgets Continued Saturday, March 31st before a hometown crowd. The score was the most lopsided of the series as Port won by a three goal margin, 5-2. Port Perry started quick- ly, scoring on their first shot on goal 32 seconds after the opening whistle. Brad Hurst blasted a slap shot from the face-off circle past Arm- strong. He was set up by Dickson and "Thompson. Mikkelson netted one at the 11:36 mark after being stopped twice, he banged home the rebound. Dickson COLIN BALL MOTORS HWY. 7A WEST - PORT PERRY - 985-8411 CONGRATULATIONS to the 'BRONCOS' for winning the All-Ontario Midget Two Championship. A special thank you from Colin and Margaret Ball to the players, coaches and trainer, for a well played team effort. TEAM MEMBERS No. 30 - Warren Nicholshen No. 6 - Dale Geer No. 5 - Rowland Kennedy No. 4 - Mark Jeffery No. 3 - Brad Hurst No. 2 - Carl Durward No. 12 - Jim Kane No. 14 - Joe Williams No. 8 - Scott Sandison No. 16 - Robert Scott No. 15- Tim Parker No. 11 - Ron Rumford No. 10 - Brian Dickson No. 17 - Brian Mikkelsen No. 7 - Tim Thompson No. 1 - Glen Archibald Larry Page - Coach Grant Williams - Trainer Walt Sandison - Coach sor goalie Roland Melanson till about the 15 minute mark of the 3rd when they scored their first goal to make it 3-1. Then in a dramatic and thrilling finish scored two more goals at the 19:32 and 19:42 mark of the final period with their goalie (Barry Heard) on the benchs in favour of an extra attacker. Windsor with 8 seconds left in the game got a good shot - on net which was held by Heard forcing a face off in the London ead with 4 seconds left. London got the draw and killed the clock. Thus London gained the tie and a point to win. victory and Geer were given assists. The third Port goal came in the middle period when Rowan Kennedy rifled a blue line slap shot into the net. Jeffrey, who was the other defenceman on the point, and Thompson drew assists. That goal proved to be the winner. Two players who played strong games for Port Perry were Thompson and defence- man Carl Durward, and fittingly, they added in- surance goals. Center Bruce Pickel and Louie Vincent were the St. Mary's marksmen. LIMITED | MERCURY | [LincoLN] aw ow SaaS TE PRES AEASA KD eS ~~