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PORT PERRY x STAR -- 200 and Over-- T. Vanderby--227, 321, 228; P. Ellicott--228, 237; F. Ven- ning--210, 251; A. Scriver-- 221, 208; S. DeHaas--223, 220 J. VanSchagen--209, 209; J. Thompson--209, 203; J. Irv- ine--200; C. Watts--237; H. Paige--214; M. King--204; R. .| Quan--209; S. Sinclair--215; S. Kearns -- 221; S. Stone-- .} 208; D. Goreski -- 207; C. Warren -- 201; D. Phinney-- ~| 291. PLAYOFFS Eden's L. Strikes 6364 Nachur Boys 6495, Mapeher Pont. 6438 PPLGA. 6417 Middleton's Meats 6462 Dowson"s R. & W 6359 CONSOLATION PLAYOFFS Ballards Emimerson's Causeway Kids Can. Tire Raiders P.P. Stars + er LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING April 12th-- Snuffy Smith 3 Charlie Brown 32 Peanuts 29 Mighty Mouse 24 Banana Splits 24 Casper 20 Beatle Bailey 20 Hot Wheels 19 Pluto 17 Pinochio 13 Lioness 13 Gumby 8 High Triple-- T. Vanderby--776 High Single-- T. Vanderby--321 600 and Over-- T. Vanderby--776; D. Phin- ney--665; F. Venning -- 656; S. DeHaas--628; A. Scriver--| i LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING "| April 14th, 1971-- Pecans BBSEEBSSRBBEE S. Brignall--313; K. Har per -- 299, 231, 220; M. St. John -- 260; A. Chandler-- 259, 242; B. Duff -- 254; K. Nottingham -- 212, 251; L, | Wilson--221, 253; L. Doupe-- 246; J. Middleton -- 244; F. Venning -- 221, 220, 243; M. McDougall--238; C. Wilbur-- 236; B. Doupe -- 235; M. Tremblay--234; L. Ptolemy-- 232; B. Oke--227; C. Shaw-- 226; C. Wilson--222; G. Lang- ille--221, 210; N. MacLeod-- 219; E. Bailey--214; J. Wil- kins--221; S. Newman--2'3; T. Martens--212; M. Cook-- 211; N. Bryans -- 211; M. | Andrews--210; N. Cornish-- 210. Over 600 Triples-- K. Harper--750; F. Venn- ing--684; A. Chandler--669; C. Wilbur--649; M. Tremblay Club Annrene Saturday, April D4 MUSIC BY THE RYTHMAIRES Port Perry Minor Hockey ANNUAL MEETING | 636; S. Brignall -- 628; K. Nottingham--625; B. Doupe-- 623; G. Langille -- 618; B. Raines--617; E. Bailey--615; L. Wilson--613; B. Oke--612; M_ St. John--605; IL. Doupe-- 605. Eastern Ontario Broomball Assoc. Now Formed A meeting was held in Col- borne on Sunday afternoon and as a result the Eastern Ontario Broomball Associa- tion was formed. John Boreham of Colborne was named chairman with 3 League Presidents named to his committee. Chas. Leil of Cavan will represent the Ka- wartha District League; Jim Hess of Castleton will rep- resent the Colborne District League and Brian Fulford of Port Perry will represent the Port Perry League. In addi- tion the Kingston Associa- tion will have representation with J. Hartwick of Syden- ham. The Association will make efforts to uniform all League Rules and will issue bulletins on Leagues and Tournaments. a Wr eth sl * testa' Thine PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April a car ee Poy "es eA Ok Sealed FIR RAT Dares At) pa Meee 21, 1971-1 Three Local Teams Enjoy Week - end In Welland Three AllStar clubs from tewn travelled to Welland on April 2nd weekend, as guests of the Welland Minor Hockey Assoc. and the par- ents of the Welland boys. The youngsters all of a sudden acquired new parents for two days, while in Well and to compete in two week- end games, The boys were billeted to the parents of the opposite number on the jer- sey our boy's wore. Lausaugna, pizza and spa- ghetti and meat balls were the talk-of the boys on Sun- day morning. The parents of Welland who billited the boys had nothing but praise for the lads, as they conducted themselves very well. Some boys have been invited back to spend a holiday this sum- mer. Team spirit and desire pro- duce some good hockey as a whole, and everybody in Wel- land Minor Hockey com- mented on the style of kids and couldn't get over the passing attack produced in the games. The whole week- end was a wonderful experi- ence for the lads, and showed their own home town. The six hockey games pro- duced very good sportsman. ship at their conclusion, by each team and player con gratulating each other. Here are the scores in Welland: Sat.-Welland Tykes 9, \ Mersco Tykes 0 Sun.--Welland Tykes 7, Mersco Tykes 0 Sat.--Welland Novice 2, Port Perry 4 Sun.--Welland Novice 5, Port Perry 2 Sat--Welland Pee Wee 1, Port Perry Legion 4 Sun.--Welland Pee Wee 1, Port Perry Legion 5 Hilltop Herald Now that the Winter and Easter holidays have passed the students of P.P.H.S. are reluctantly back to hard work. On May 7 the students can relax again and enjoy the that they'll be an asset to| music of the Trible at the The Business Girts Curling Club held their first banquet this year on Friday, April 16 at the South Sea Terrace in Uxbridge. The last few years these curlers have held a combined banquet with the afternoon curlers. Pictured above are the winners of Eleanor Wood Trophy, presented by Eleanor Wood to Skip Aileen Van Camp, Isecond Annual Spring Show. The admission prices range from 75e, for students to $1. for non-students. Dress is "Sunday Best". The conduct at this dance will determine the possibility of any further school dances in the coming year Speaking of dances, the Blackstock High School have invited the students of the P.P.HS. to their annual "At Home" being held on Apr. 23. General admission is $4.00, students $3.00. The curling season is over with three teams proving victorious. The winners of the first schedule are: Trevor Blakely, skip; Brenda Sweet- man, vice; Keith Rodd, sec- ond; Rod MacLennan, lead. The winners of the second schedule are: Trevor Blakely skip; Brian Forder, vice; Mark Kenny, second; Keith MacNeil, lead. The winners of the third schedule are: Janet Carneigie skip; Bill Hunter, vice; Ray Collins, second; Nancy Not- Itingham, lead. P.P.H.S. played host to an Inter-school Badminton Tour- nament involving Brock, Sut- ton, Stouffville & Port Perry. Port succeeded in winning two competitions as follows: Glen Howsam--Singles. Doug Holtby, Charles Nelson --Doubles. Vice Jill Heard, Second Linda Wilson, Lead Elsine Ham- mett Sadie Brooks Trophy presented by Donna Van Camp, to Skip, Elma Doyle, Vice Sweetman, Lead Mary Enge Bea Murphy, Second Marg Photos - G. L. O'Connor