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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 24, 1984 Za Ne of Swimming Team A Winner The T.M.R. swimming team from R.H. Cornish took part in another competition March 31 in Newmarket and came home with more ribbons for those new team jackets. Front from left: Grant St. Pieree, The schedule for adult soccer in Uxbridge is under way. Exhibition games are organized for mid-May and com- petitive League play the first week in June. Practice will com- mence within two weeks at 10 a.m. Sunday at St. John's, games being played Sunday mornings with mid-week evening games or practices. Social activities will be "kicked-off' June 9th at the Music Hall with tickets for the Spring Dance being available from Jeff Hewlett 473-6781, or other exec- tive members. The price of $7.50 per person in- cludes midnight hot buffet! To present budget, schedules and constitu- tional changes, a general meeting will be held April 29th. Next week's "Coming Events' will list the location and time. Interested players seeking more informa- tion or wishing to - lz nls Darlene Durward, Leon Demerchant, and Brett Taylor. Back from left: Clint Whiteley, Roy Shier, Warren McNeil and Cory Stemp. Absent from photo is Steve Vanschagen. In total, the team members won four golds, six silvers and five bronze medals. Adult soccer league underway in Uxbridge register for this year's adult soccer, 18-80, should contact: -- Bob Shepherd 852-7047; Tim Harshaw 852-5728/5089; Cliff Caunter 852-5621; Terry Porter 852-3153. Early bird hole-in-one It may not feel quite like spring yet, but Roger Currie of Cann- ington didn't mind when he was out for a friendly game of golf Sunday afternoon with a couple of buddies at the Crest- wood Club north of Port Perry. On- the second hole, Roger hit a nine iron 125 yards for what may be the earliest recorded hole-in-one for this area ever. Don and Dave Nichol- son, also from Canning- ton were witnesses to the event. Now, if only the golf- ers can get rid of the toques and winter mitts, spring will be here, at last. Bowling news SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES BOWLING End of 3rd Series: Comets - 50; Cougars - 41; Bobcats - 35; Lynx - 33; Mustangs - 2, Skylarks - 22 MEN: High Single Flat: John Grieve - 260. High Single with Handicap: John Grieve - 285. ~ High Triple Flat: Don Francis - 680. High Triple with Handicap: Ted Harvard - 708. LADIES: High - Single Flat: Vivian Rider - 350. High Single with Handicap: Vivian Rider - 359. High Triple Flat: Vivian Rider - 819. High Triple with Handicap: Vivian Rider - B46. Over 210: Gerry Lou- velle 232,216, Pat Turner - 221,218; John Grieve - 224,260, Terry Black 254; Nancy Coulter - 229; Jim Rider - 218, Vivian Rider - 270,350; Al York - 229, 225; Debpie Bryans - 218; Don Francis 256,226; Fern Harvard - 213; Bill Turner - 228, 244; Marion Hopkins - 210,211; Bob Archer - 250, Ted Harvard MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7:00 Team Standings: Pearls - 56, Topaz - 42 Rubys - 37; Opals - 36; Emeralds - 25; Dia- monds - 14. High Single: F. Venn- ing - 282; 1. Morley - 270, S. Jackson - 240. Singles over 200: O. Smith - 214; D. McDoug- all - 203; F. Venning - 282,217,253, 1. Morley - 270; S. Jackson - 240; V. Canning - 207; R. Finley - 217,211,207; B. Thomp- son - 205; S. Duncan - 206,226,213. High Triples: F. Venning - 752; S. Dun- can - 645, R. Finley - 635. Triples over 700: F. Venning - 752. wn Br et Be Co ya rts Snowmobile Club elects Doug Buller president On Sunday April 15th, the Port Perry Snow- mobile Club met at their clubhouse on Shirley Road to hold elections for the 1983-84 execu- tive. Forty (40) voting members and their families turned out to take part in the elec- tions, and good old fashioned pot luck supper which followed the meeting. 1982-83 Vice President Dave Ballingall called the meeting to order at 3:30 and did a great job of conducting nearly two and a half hours of nominations and elec- tions before the new executive was decided. Doug Buller is the President for another season, Pat Norton is the new Vice President A Fa The Grade Seven Girls Basketball team from R.H. Cornish pulled off silver medals at two tournaments held recently, one at Courtice and the other here in Port Perry. Congratulations go out to (front, from left) and Carol Adams joined the team as Secretary. Mary Booth is the new Treasurer and Hazel Coates is now Member- ship Chairperson. Bill Harper was re- elected as a Trails Boss and Peter Booth joined him as the second member of this two man position in the club. Jim Adams will be News Bulletin Publisher for another season, and Charlie Harper, who is no stranger to the club, will take on the duties of Property Manager. The clubs new Enter- tainment Coordinator is Jim Lackey, who also takes the position of C.O.R.S.A. represent- ative. Peter Booth is the second C.O.R.S.A. rep- resentative and Maurice Pelletier, Ross Steele and Marty Muller round out the executive as Club Directors. At a mini meeting after the elections, President Doug Buller informed the club that our Land Owners Appreciation Banquet and Dance on the pre- vious Saturday had been a great success with 33 land owners enjoying the evening. Doug also thanked all retiring members of the 82-83 executive, for a great job of making last season another good one, and helping our's become one of Ontario's five largest clubs with 396 registered members, spread over the area from Toronto to Peterborough. i & 8 HHH Ls Leslie Benns, Serena Wood, Kim Caudle, Jessica Fluke and Celia Williamson. At top is coach Kevin Smart, Marilyn Moore, Christine Taylor, Gloria Wilson, Christa Loughlin, Christine Holtby, Valerie White and coach Wayne Addison. ( I Congratulations should go out to the R.H. Cornish Junior Boys Basketball team, runners-up in the recent Durham Central tournament. At bottom from left is: Paul Teno, Sean Bradbury, Mike Crawford and Vince Criscione. At top is coach Jim Justyn- ski, Troy Irvin, Jamie Elliott, Clair Cornish, Graham Sullivan and coach Doug Mannen. Absent from the picture is Ryan Free and David Buxcey. I