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T4 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. Ist, 1970 PORT PERRY x STAR John MacMaster Winner Of Gary Jackson Memorial Trophy Mini's Wind Up Softball Season The local softball season/ were presented with a crest came to an end on Sunday|on Sunday afternoon. as the Vini's Mini's played| Ron the Legion Girls. The Mini's had a strong line-up on the field as the following list of players will show. "Donelda" pitched a fine game with a good assortment of pitches and balls. Behind the plate was "Scaggy Maggie", Ist base was "Vithy Midges"; 2nd base "Greasy «s@zace", 3rd base "Dump Dora"; Short Stop "Marci the Musher"; and the outfield was well handled by "Hefty Hellen" and "Dirty Gerty". The Legion Girls tried hard to match the Mini's but as usual the Mini's came out a winner. > + . GARY JACKSON MEMORIAL AWARD The Third Annual Jackson Trophy award was announced on Sunday with John Mac- Master named the 1970 win- ner. John has played soft- ball for many years, coming up from the minor ranks to his position as first baseman for Ballard Lumber Junior team. This award is presented to the boy who has combined playing ability with sports- manship on and off the Dia- mond. John is a credit to the local softball association and very worthy winner. . . . HOUSE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS TYKE The Tyke house league championship was presented to the Port Cleaners team. The local tyke's played on Wednesday night's each week and as rain hampered a lot of nights, the loyal tykes| dule. Wallace and Bob Storry did a fine job of coaching the young lads. The "James Irvine Mem- orial Trophy" was presented to Steven Barton. SQUIRT The Squirt house league Championship was won this year by Port Perry Orange Lodge,, These young boys won out in the final game of the series with the Legion team. Jack Owen was coach and did a fine job with these young boys and he had two good helpers in John Barton and Jim Redman. Phil Cochrane was present- ed with the "Dr. Dymond Trophy". PEE WEE The Pee Wee house Lea- gue Championship was won for the second year in a row by Jewell Construction. Jew- ell"s had eliminated Green- bank in three straight games. Al Moore and John Hol land coached these boys and once again did a real fine job. The "Vin Walker Tro- phy" was presented to Casey VanSchagen. BANTAM GIRLS The Bantam Girls Champ- ionship was won by Bev. Evans Girls. The young girls won 2 exciting games over Gibson's girls to win the league trophy. The "Dr. Dymond Trophy" was presented to Sandra Cochrane. BANTAM BOYS The Bantam Boys series is being played this week. The poor weather has kept the Bantam series behind sche- Port Perry Lions and Ux- bridge will meet for the "Carl Luke Trophy". . . . President Don Ashbridge would like to take this op- portunity to thank all the Coaches, Managers, Umpires, sponsors and fans who con- tributed so much to the past season. Next season may bring many changes in the local set-up as each year the working force becomes smaller. The moving of the Ball Park to the south end of the new lakefront may begin a new, softball era in Port Perry. This project is now under study and by spring some action will be taken. This diamond will have a longer outfield range which should attract more ell teams to our park. The Legion diamond has turned into a fine diamond with the grass looking very good. The infield will need some work and then this diamond will be excellent for Tyke, Squirt and Bantam Girls. i Mrs. G. Saville for her son present. Mr. Bob and Miss Ruth Aldred visited their brother- inlaw and sister Mr. and Mrs. Adderley of Oshawa on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kane Sat- urday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. C. Fralick & Miss Sylvia Fralick Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moffatt of Toronto. Mr. Jerry Manns of Ryer- son University Toronto spent the week-end with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Manns. Mr. and Mrs. L. Stanton of Brooklin Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas. Jr. Choir practise Thurs- day evening at 7 p.m. at the church. -- BOW UNG MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple--J. Parker 774 High Triple W.H.-- C. DeNure--809 High Single--R. Phinney 344 High Single W.H-- D. Gray--338 625 & Over Triples-- J. Parker--774; R. Phinney --760; B. Owen--T739; K. Ash- ton--737; D. Butt-- 711; R. Sweetman -- 707; D. Gray-- 702; B. Anderson -- 674; J. Hadley -- 655; C. DeNure-- 650; C. Wilson -- 657; K. Skerrat -- 648; N. McNulty-- 648; J. Owen--645; D. Mur- ray--643; D. Durham -- 638; V. Walker--635; J. Healey-- 630; D. Crawford--628. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING bur--625; J. Hunter--631; L. Carnegie--613; K. Harper-- 610; C. Wilson--608; J. Wil- "The A very reasonable $745.00 te i otf 3. ah F 3 Fair.. 5 GOLFERS! Due to the present U.A.W. strike, we would like to extend an invitation, not just to the U.A.W. workers, but to all the people in the affected area to play SUNNY BRAE GOLF CLUB PORT PERRY at srciat wet doy rte ot 1.29 Hockey Registration Port Perry Minor Hockey 1970-71 ALL PLAYERS INTERESTED IN PLAYING THIS YEAR SHOULD REGISTER AT THE ARENA ON THE DATES LISTED BELOW; Fri.; Oct. 2nd, 7 to 9 p.m. Sat., Oct. 3rd, 10 to 12 a.m. REGISTRATION FEE $15.00 PER PLAYER 1971 Capri. 292 ce 20 h.p. F.O.B. Factory Chestnuts 7 Peanuts 6 Hazel Nuts 5 Filberts 5 Only Moto-Ski gives you e« Walnuts 5 2 - year track warranty. Pistachios 5 That's all. Pecans 2 For just.$745.00 you get a machine with a track ; Cocoanuts 2 ot rubberized steel cleats, that's quaranteed for two Cashews 2 years*. Dual headlights. A welded body. Stronger Brazil Nuts 2 coat skis. Control cables oa --t never ~-- Hickory Nuts 1 a suspension system that makes big bumps little Friday, Oct. 2nd Almonds 0 bumps. Over 210 Singles-- But the best thing a Moto-Ski Capri has, is a price taq of iust $745.00 Drop by. And we'll show you "One cylinder models }MOTO:SKI We're tougher'7 ways. J. Hunter--329; M. Geer-- 250; L. Carnegie--247, 214; L. Wilson--247; B. Bailey-- 246; C. Wilson--240; S. New- man--237, 214; B. Doupe-- 236; J. Wilkins -- 234; R. 7:45 p.m. Pari-Mutual Wagering RACING EVERY FRIDAY AT 7:45 p.m. per--223, 220; L. Bertrand-- SOLD BY Sponsored by 217, 1. Doupe--218; M. Hop! ISLAND MARINA GLEN VALLIE MOTO-SKI kins--214; S. Brignall--215; PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Sales & Service OSHAWA HARNESS M. MeDougall--211. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO NESTLETON SNOWMOBILE SALES MANAGEMENT LTD. oe NESTLETOR ONTARIO 8S. Newman--649; C. Wil-