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SEAL SEN es At ay "i 2 IER LIGR ANCL a Loy EER ee ing up with their best game of . bell at the 28 second mark to | 3 Carnegies I Ly 2 82 LA" ER £ INT ht vik 2--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. FEB. 27th, 1964 Stouffville Score Three In Two Minutes Gain Tie With Flyers In Second Game Stouffville Clippers after trailing Port Perry Flyers by | three goals with a minute and thirty seconds left to play in the third period caught fire and scored three goals in 68 sec- onds to tie the Flyers in their second game of the play-offs. Flyers looked like a new team in this second game, com- the season. Port opened the scoring early in the first period when Johnny McMillan com- bined with McNenly and Camp- give the Flyers a one goal lead. Both teams were skating and mark when Saunders broke loose and tied the score for the Clippers, while McMaster and Oke were sitting in the penalty box for Port Perry. Stouffville took advantage of the two Fly- er_penalties and McLean scored at 13.40 and put the Clippers one up at the end of the first. Six penalties were handed out in this period ,each team picking up three. Stouffville started early in the second and went two up LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Feb. 19th, Standings-- North Stars ............. 7? Sunderlands ........ccoenninis 5 | Hurricanes ..........coueenn 5. Helicopters... 5 Kittyhawks ecco ns 5 MUStangs ...cccecomemrnriesnenns 4 Spitfires ......cevivinnnnnen 3 Flyers ..ccoceevieneecnnisccnnee 2 JOEB Loiierreeseisecreramississsesssinsibng 2 Lancasters .....cn. 2 Bombers .....ccceieniinneenn, 2 Mosquitoes ......coreemninene 0 High Triple-- G. Hastings--711 High Single-- J. Ballard--268 Over 600 Triples-- G. Hastings--711; J. Ballard --650; M. Cook--668; S. Brig- nall--687; G. McNeil -- 634; J. Morris--614; B. Bell--611; M. Harrison--610. Over 210 Singles-- G. Hastings -- 211, 255, 246; M. Cook -- 217, 248; B. Bell-- 227, 244; J. Morris -- 264; J. Ballard -- 211, 268; M. Geer-- 211, 224; G. McNeil--211, 219; M. Enge -- 262; S. Brignall-- 0; A. Chandler--261; G. Tas- ell--240; C. Keetch -- 236; A. Wakeford--233; R. Moore--236 M. Harrison--230; C. Wilson-- 286; K. Harper--224; I. Doupe --215; M. Doupe -- 216; M. Wakeford--213; H. Heard--217; B. Oke--215; F. Cochrane--224; H. MePonald--214. FORTNIGHTERS LEAGUE Team Standings Feb. 19-- Buzzards ....c.cceiiniennn 90 Rod and Gun ............ HES 76 _ Spitfires w.....onmmin 60 Cream Puffs .......... we D3 © Falcons coe POR 50 ACES irvviricnrserssissrsissiinneresion 49 High Singles-- Dave Menzies--264, 226; J. | Pargeter--262; R. Willerton-- | 260; R. Short--269; B. Pearson --253; C. Hastings -- 243; G. Wilson--239, 234; B. Smith-- 285; G. Dowson--234; H. Stor- gaard--230. High Triples-- C. Hastings--661; J. Purcs _ter--622; R. Short -- 617; G. Wilson--608. Lemons-- H. Dobson -- 179, 93; K. Wil- gon -- 74; W. Vance -- 94; B. Nixon--95, MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE "Deluxe cine B89 Blow Kings .........c.. 1 27 Stars .coveeeeneeenneennn. 2 27 Gibson's ..eeeeeeeennns 5 26 Head Pins ............. 7 26 Whiz Bangs ............. 4 25 Black Jacks ............ 0 23 BilPs Ref. .............. 0 22 Legionaires ............ 7 18 Meteors .....ccceeeviunen 3 16 Goofers ......ccooeeenunne 0 13 H.T. Without Hand.-- J. Owen--1724 H.T. With Hand.-- C. Butson--747 H.S. Without Hand.-- B. Owen--271 With Hand.-- J. Dowson--272 Over 225 Singles-- B. Owen--271; J. Owen--270, 253; F. Hastings--269; J. Dow- son--267; H. Jeffrey--266; J. Healey--265; R. Doupe--259; J. Cook -- 258; E. Ireland -- 258, 248; C. Jeffrey--256; J. Beckett --252; D. Murray--250; J. Wil- son--249; D. Keetch -- 247; R. Sweetman -- 246; D. Wallace-- 239, 226; B. Mark--238; D. Butt --287, 2365; W. St. John--236, 233; C. Butson--236; M. But- son--233; B. Howsam--231; IL Boyd--229; G. Wilson--229. Over 600 Triples-- J. Owen--724; E. Ireland-- H.S. 700; D. Butt--691; C. Butson-- ~ 678; D. Keetch--670; J. Healey --665; R. Sweetman -- 652; T. Thomas--645; C. Jeffrey--630; J. Wilson -- 629; J. Dowson-- 627; H. Jeffrey -- 626; W, St. John--626; D. Wallace 609; I. Boyd--608; F. Hastings 607; B. Mark--602. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Feb. 24th League Standing-- Cocoa Puffs .......... 7 48 Sugar Pops .......... 3 35 Alphabets .......0.0.... 6 34 Muffets .......oveevnnes 2 83 Sugar Smacks Ri, 0 273 Tt. Lan miidnnng BT Wheaties .......cuee.. 3 26 Grape Nuts ............ 2 26 Twinkles ......cccoe 4 23 Crispy Critters .... 7 23 Cheerios .......cciuneens 4" 20" Shreddies .......oie. 0 13 High Triple-- Tina Vanderby--679 High Single-- 'Tina Vanderby---330 Over 600 Triples-- Tina Vanderby -- 679; Marg, Sweetman--665; Alice Edgar-- 1.668; Marg. Hayes--648; Jewel Tristram -- 627; Teresa Hall-- 616; Norma Jakeman -- 610; Joyce Emmerson--610. 200 & Over Singles-- Tina * Vanderby -- 880; Lil when McLean picked up his see- | this point on Port took com- mand of the period and came back to tie the score when Mec- | Nenly clicked at 12.11 and Oke | | Port Perry--McNenly (Campbell) conics 18.26 Stouffville--Saunders (McLean .....cconnnies ).... 18.40 Stouftville--MeLsan (Saunders) .....oe 19.00 "Stouftville--MeLean (Reesor) iirc 19.48 gr HA STR ARN CEH TE NER oF od SRE iby hg Mal EDA AGT HANG YY LARS Tt ot elf Std 1 a Penalties-- Oke (hooking) 6.13; Saunders (high stick) 10.36; W. Me- Millan (tripping) 10.50; Hood (holding) 19.30. Referees-- Al. Promaine, Toronto... Joe Sadler, Toronto ond of the evening at 1.24. From | Lady Curlers checking hard and play was on | an even keel until the 12.35 Win 2, Lose 1 Two teams from Port Perry picking up the tying goal at' | Curling Club entered the Tank- 16.05. Starting strong in the third, ! Port were in charge until the! ard Competition held in Osha- wa on Feb. 18 and 19th. The girls made a real nice showing dying minutes of the game. land played the three games. McNenly picked up his second' of the evening at 5.40 and put' Port back in 'the lead. Lee made it 5-3 for the Flyers at 9.50 when he took a long pass from Powell to beat Doyle in the Stouffville net. ' Dale McNenly got his hat trick, picking up his third goal of the night at 18.26 and gave the Flyers a 6-3 lead. With | only a minute and a half left | to play the Flyers must have felt that the game was in the! bag, but they let up too SOOM: Stouffville caught fire an picked up three gials in Se) | eight seconds to tie the game. | | Saunders scored at 18.40 and | McLean picked up his third and | fourth of the night at 19.00 and | 19.48. ' A ten minute overtime period | was played with neither team being able to score. : : Port Perry-- Goal, R. Stephens; Defence, W. Powell, B. Oke; Forwards, | B. Campbell, D. McNenly, J. | McMillan, D. Gibson, G. Ball, | B. Lee, J. Gray, J. MacMaster, | - McMillan, G. D. Ballingall, W, McMillan. Stouffville-- Goal, C. Doyle; Defence, K. Aida, S. Feasby; R. Kelson, G. Hooper, R. Brown, B. Corner, D. Penny, W, Hassell, B. Mec- Lean, P. Reesor, N. Saunders, J. Hood, W. Keeler. i 1st Period Goals-- Port Perry--J. McMillan {(McNenly, Cambell) 28 sec. Stouffville--Saunders (Reesor) ....ccocverveuinnnns 12.35 Stouffville--McLean (ReeSOT) riven iurirerencrens 18.40 Penalties-- : Lee, (crosschecking) 1.28; Aida (interference) 6.21; McMaster (hooking) 11.36; Oke (boarding) 12.18; Hood "(slashing) 16.00; Aide (inter- ference) 18.50. 2nd Period Goals-- Stouffville--Saunders .. 1.24] Port Perry--MeNenly (Camp- BEM), Sicuiviisviamtrorinin 12.11 Port Perry--Oke (McNenly, Powell) ...ccooiniinnnninanne 16.05 | Penalties-- : . W. McMillan (roughing) 4, 15; Hood (roughing) 415; Reesor (high stick) 4.51. Third Period Goals-- Pért Perry--McNenly (Camp- bell, J. MacMillan) .... '5.40 Port Perryv--Lee (Powell) i dee EE 9.50 Moore--294; Marg. Sweetman-- 293; Alice Edgar--285; Marj. Burnett -- 264; Jewel Tristram --227, 261; Teresa Hall--263; Norma Jakeman -- 207, 2456; Marg. Eden -- 201, 244; Anne Mulder--234; Flo Davey--224, 234; Marg. Hayes -- 224, 228; Eleanor Shaw--223; Joyce Em- merson--222; Maude Vernon-- 221; Jessie Goode--217; Norene Tease--206, 213; Alice Cook-- 210; Eunice Stewart -- 210; Ethel Hutchinson--205; Micky Mahaffy--204; Faye Dowson-- 203; Madeline Rodd--202; Alice Scriver == 201; Vera Fawns-- They were able to win their game on Tuesday afternoon against 2 teams from Lakefield and therefore qualified to play again on Wed. This game they | were successful in also, against 2 Cobourg rinks. Their win on Wed. morning gave them the opportunity to curl the --other morning winners which happen- ed to be 2 rinks from Oshawa Golf and Country Club. The | ladies curled well but however | they were unsuccessful in this game. The rinks were: Irene Carter, Iva Mitchell, . Ruth Mitchell, Jean Gray (skip). Alma Cox, Norma Kenny, Helen Thomson, Clara Martyn (skip). ce Kk Ladies Curling Schedule | Tues., Feb. 18th-- I. Mitchel 9, M. Snooks 6 D. Beare 8, G. Hunter 1 R. Mitchell 6, A. Dawson § F. Schell 9, N, Kenny 4 Wed., Feb. 19th-- H. Carnwith 10, J. Gray 4 M. Panabaker 6, I. Carter b M. Hayes 7, M. Honey 6 A. Cox 6, M, McCoy b Thurs., Feb. 20th-- H. Thomson 11, R. Bruton 4 V. Buller 9, C. Martyn 6 H. MacMaster 8, E. Doyle 5 A. Dawson 10, B, Beare 5 | John Fathers & Sons Enjoy Banquet 1st Port Perry "C" Pack held their annual Father and' Son Banquet in the Scout Hall on Saturday night. Mr. Rae Webster acted as chairman for the event and as usual the meal was prepared capably by the guide mothers. One of the cubs, Julian Dia- mond proposed a toast to the fathers, which was responded to by his father Dr. John Diamond. After introducing the head "table guests, the Chairman, Mr. Webster asked Akela, Stan Ploughman to introduce his as- sistants during the year, Annie Wakeford, Jim McMaster, Dave Murray, Larry Emmerson and Chris Dowson. ig 'chairman-also introduced . J. B. Lundy who is a past br. and had been invited as guest of honour. At a ceremony in the upstairs hall led by Akela Stan Plough- man Neil McDermott and Ricky Hall were invested, when they 'were presented with their caps. The following Cubs were pre- sented with their first stars: Peter Jefford, Cal Cochrane, Cooper, Ronnie Vokins, Laurie Williams and- Donald Waldinsperger. These were pre- sented to the boys by their res- pective fathers. Receiving their second stars, | also from their fathers, were John Kent, Paul McDermott, Billy St. John, Mike Vanderby, Julian Diamond and Jody 'Y Wil- liams. Guest speaker for the even- ing was Rev. E. S. Linstead. Fire Door NEW DUO - HEET COMBINATION FURNACE DUO-HEET CO. 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