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re oo "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 8, 1993 - 33 15 YEARS AGO Port Perry High School held its annual athletic banquet. Pictured are the most valuable players and athletes of the year. Back row from left are Kim Owen, female athlete of the year, Mike Bar- ton, wrestling, Leon Tapper, soccer, Keith Barr, hockey, Ron Goris, track and field, George Cope, basketball, Gord Simmonds, football, Jay Williams, volleyball and Scott Wilbur, male ath- lete of the year. Front from left are: Elaine Elliot, curling, Kathy Smith, volleyball, Mary Parish, 25 YEARS AGO THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1968 Seventy-seven Port Perry High School stu- dents participated in a walkathon from Port Perry to Uxbridge. The event raised $300 for the Central Seven Association. The first walk- ers to complete the trip were Mauri Kinnu- nen, followed by Eugene Hurst. The Ontario Junior Farmers held their an- nual Track and Field Day. Winners from Scu- gog were Earl Phoenix, first in the 880-yard run, Robin Parish was second in the broad jump, John Stone was second in shot put, Murray Empringham was second in the meas- uring race and Mary Jane Crosier was second in the softball throw. 20 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1973 The annual Canoe the Nonquon raiscd $1,500 for the museum. The first Port Perry locals to finish were George Ausman and Rudy Jammer in the mens event. Other local first finishers were Helen Jammer and P. Boussonneault, Christine Johnstone and Joanne Wilson. Phil Gilroy, goalie for the Port Perry Junior basketball. Jackie Robinson, gymnastics and Lorna Jones, track and field. C hockey club was awarded the most valuable player award at the club's recent banquet. The Peewees defeated Keswick 25-8. Ke- vin Walker struck out 10 batters on the way to victory. Danny Taylor was the hottest Port Perry hitter. 1SYEARS. AGO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1978 Several local canoeists put in a good show- ing at the largest ever Canoe the Nonquon. The first locals to complete each event were as follows. Mens: Rudy Jammer and Steve Rensink, Women Open: Barbara Carnegie and Jayne Davidson. Couples: Barbara Cham- bers and Bruce McLaurin. Boys Under 17: Robert Baird and Merle Schewaga. Family: Ray and Darrin Desautels. Girls Under 17: Patti Haugen and Kelly Harrison. Boys Under 14: Peter Stone and Trevor Till. Girls Under 14: Paula Haugen and Dianne Hammer. Over 40: Larry Burt and John Scott. Over 50: Ray Munroc and Everett Prentice. The Port Perry High School girls archery tcam captured the gold at LOSSA. Team members: were Charlene Greenly, Shelley Yurko, Leslie Forder and Della Griffen. Peewee MoJacks back on track with 26-5 win On Tuesday, June 1 the Port Perry JoMack Peewee rep team played host to Vaughan and got back on the winning track again with a convincing 26-6 win. Things didn't start out well for the MoJacks as starting pitcher Jon Froats walked three of the first four Vaughan batters he faced but managed to escape the inning giving up only three runs thanks to a well turned double play by the MoJack de- fence. Down by a 3-0 count the MoJacks bunched together some hard hit balls and closed out the first inning with a 4-3 lead. The second inning was a bet- ter one for the home team as they shut down the Vaughan of- fence and when the Mo.Jacks came to bat in the bottom of the inning they exploded for nine runs to take a 13-4. lead. Vaughan was never in the game again as the MoJacks de- fence only gave up one more run thanks to some good pitching by Jon Froats who went the dis- tance striking out three and some good plays like Brad Mon- sma's running catch on a sink- ing line drive and Doug Short tagging one runner out at home plate and throwing a runner out at second. Meanwhile the ModJacks of- fence was firing on all cylinders as they just kept pounding out hit after hit to pick up another 13 runs to close this game out with a 26-5 win. [Leading the hit parade for the MoJacks was 'Big' Nick Skerratt who just missed hitting for the cycle as he hit a single, two doubles and a home run. Also getting in on the hitting were: Brad Monsma with two singles, Jon Froats with a walk single and triple, Marc Versage with a walk, triple and homer, Ryan Wil- liamson three singles, Doug Short two singles, Jason Best with a single and triple, Scott Jeffery with a walk, two singles and a triple, Ryan Moynes with a walk and a single, Owen St. John with a single and Aaron Levy showed a good eye picking up a walk. The Modacks next home game is June 8 against Mark- ham on the south diamond at the lake with a 6:30 p.m. start time. Come on down and cheer these young men on as they play some good ball and deserve your support. 11 Swim Club members win medals at Youth National Championships By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star The Uxbridge Swim Club placed sixth in the nation after a fine showing at the Kinsmen/ Kinette Cup Canadian Youth Nationals held May 27-30 in Etobicoke. Uxbridge Swim Club sent 11 swimmers to the meet, which saw 500 competitors from 119 clubs across Canada. Marsha Clouthier, of Port Perry, won three silver medals at the event. She was second in the 100 and 200 metre butterfly and second in the 400 metre in- dividual medley. She also claimed a bronze medal in the 200 metre individual medley. Marsha also placed eighth in the 100 metre freestyle and fifth in the 200 metre backstroke events. 'Jim Kelly won the bronze in the 200 metre freestyle and was 13th in the 400 metre freestyle. Cartwright T-Ball - May 25 Blackstock Figure Skating Club - 7 vs. Tech Drywall - 10. Analda Garden Centre - 8 vs. Super Spud - 11. For Super Spud Jake and Bonnie scored twice. Tyke - May 24 Carpet Warehouse - 12 vs. Mike Baker Automotive - 12. Swain Seeds - 5 vs. Blackstock Lioness -6. This game was called in the. fourth inning due to rain. Both teams played a great first game. H & M Wright Sox - 4 vs. Turners Green Giants - 8. Mite -May 26 O'Rourke Welders - 18 vs. Lishmans 2. Homeruns were hit by Aaron Warren and Stephanie Kings- BILL WALLER Bill brings knowledge to his new career choice as an automotive sales-leasing representative. Bill extends an invitation to friends, neighbours and former associates to visit him at Bill Nurse Chev Olds when considering an automotive change. NURSE CHEVROLET « OLDSMOBILE ¢ CADILLAC ANNOUNCEMENT Nurse Chev Olds is pleased to welcome two new members to their sales team. Laura Lee captured the bronze in the 100 metre butterfly and was fourth in the 200 metre but- terfly and 14th in the 200 metre individual medley. Judy Koonstra placed 11th in the 200 metre butterfly and Kel- ly Bryon was 12th in the 400 in- dividual medley. The womens' relay teams helped to put the Uxbridge Swim Club into sixth spet, plac- ing high in the 200 and 400 me- tre freestyle and the 200 metre medley races. 'Other club swimmers who qualified for the event were Me- lissa Thomas, Maran Lou- gheed, Crystal Clark, Sandy Mark, Matthew Slater and Tyl- er Hannah. The team captured 227 points at the championships, placing the club in a tie with Scarbo- rough for sixth place in the na- tion. | Minor Ball well for O'Rourke Welders. They also had excellent pitch- ing by Leslie Magyar. Great catches were made by Aarron Warren and Stephen Jenson. For Lishmans, good pitching for Justin and a great catch by Stephanie. Port Perry IGA vs Cartwright Youth Council - cancelled due to rain. Squirt Don Frew & Sons - 10 vs. As- selstines Yamaha - 8. Nestleton Country Store - 2 vs. Blackstock Country Hardware - 20. Senior Cummings Backhoe vs. Marks Maintenance - no game. MKM Eggbeaters - 10 vs. Blackstock Lions -6. JANET HOY-HARPE Janet, a former resident of Oshawa, now residing in Port Perry; recenfly joined the Nurse Sdes Team" as an automotive and sales-leasing representative. Janet has com- pleled the entry sdes aulomolive Iraining program and is making positive progress in her newly chosen career. Janel exdends an invitation 10 her friends and former associates bo visit her at Bll Nurse Chev Olds when con- sidering an autornofive change. 1530 Dundas St. E, Whitby 668-3304