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\o) 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 30th, 1967 * STA | PORT PERRY R Mustangs 3 On Monday Cy Wilson's Mustangs opened their home season with a 5-3 win over Bay Ridges. The first period saw the Mustangs take a 3-0 lead which gave Glen Sweetman the first hatrick of the sea- son. He was assisted on the first by Brian McNab, the se- cond by Ron Jeffery and the third was unasisited. House League Action BANTAM--1st game Gun. ter and Gibson tied 2-2. As- selstine and Lee for Gunter and Hall and Willis for Gib- son. 2nd game -- Campbell de- feated Jeffery 6-2. Nesbitt 2, Campbell 2, Proser and Tomichishin for Campbell. McKeen and Johnson scored for Jeffery. NOVICE -- 1st game--Mc- Quade(White Feather Farms) was defeated 7-2 by Nightin- gale. Wackett 2, Brain 2, Kane 2 and Martin scored for Nightingale. Van Schagen and Hartin scored for Mec- Quade. In the other game Luke downed Cartwright 3-1. Had- ley with 2 and. Van Camp scored for the winners while Gunter replied for Cart- wright. PEE WEE--Best defeated Lackey, Werry and McKeen Geer 5-2. McQuade got two, singles. For Geer Jeffrey and Huffman scored. Cartwright, led by Pross- er's 4 goals downed McCoy 6-3. MacLeod and McQuade got the others. For McCoy's Horselin, Knight and Bron- son "Scored. * * * House League Scoring Race Bantam Leaders-- Steve Tomlischin, Cart- wright 3G & 6A--9 pts. Rick Campbell, Cartwright 7G & 1A--8 pts. Gary LeFort--Gibson's 2G & 5A--T pts. Bill Martin, Blackstock 3G & 2A--5 pts. . Robert Taylor, Gibson's 3G & 2A--5 pts. LJ] LJ] * Pee Wee Leaders-- Randy Knight, McCoy's 7G & 3A--10 pts. Randy Prosser, Cartwright 6G & 3A--9 pts. Jimmy Taylor, Geer's 4G & 2A--6 pts. Dale McQuade, Best's 4G & 2A--6 pts. Ken Jeffery, Geer's 3G & 3A--6 pts. * * * Novice Leaders-- John Kane, Nightingale's 6G & 4A--10 pts. Larry Hartin, White Feather Farms 3G & 4A--T7 pts. Phil Cochrane, Luke's 1G & 5A--6 pts. Kevin Hadley, Luke's 4G & 2A---6 pts. Robert Van Camp, Luke's . 6G -- 6 pts. SUB Bs "ANS Ese - 3 Winner InFirst Game On Home Ice The second period saw Bay Ridges score 2 goals and what proved to be the win- ner for Port Perry scored by Paul Heard assisted by Ron Jeffery. This period saw the Mustangs run into trouble once again with penalties. At one point they were for- ced to play two men short due to a 5 min. penalty to their goal tender Dave Gray and minors to Ron Jeffery and Bob Bruton in quick suc- cession. Bay Ridges opened the third period with a goal but Port Perry scored their fifth goal on a combination from Glen Geer to Grant McLaugh- lin to Ken Irvine. The team gave the home- town fans a glimpse of their potential and once they get their passing organized should provide some exciting hockey for Port Perry fans. Next Monday the Mustangs will play an exhibition game with Little Britain. Int. Hockey League Standing Western Division - Standing (Including Games of November 23, 1967) GPW L T Pts. Sunderland. 5 9 L. Britain Whitby Uxbridge .... Port Perry Newcastle . "Keswick . Woodville © DOW NW WW NWN RW O OD OOO WN 5 7 6 7 4 5 5 OW OONI® The local midget team "The Mustangs" played their first game on home ice Mon- day night and came on top with a success- ful win over Bay Ridges, 5-3. Cy Wilson Ford Sales, the sponsor of the team was present to drop the puck. The player at left is Ronny Jeffrey, captain of the Mus- tangs, and opposing him is the captain of the Bay Ridges team. Ladies Curling Week Nov. 20th-- Tuesday M. Snooks 3, B. Beare 8 G. Hunter 2, M. McCoy 9 R. Mitchell 5, H. Bathie 10 P. Jones 5, 1. Mitchell 8 Wednesday Doyle 4, D. Beare 12 Carnwith 5, J. Gray 7 Cox 5, M. Panabaker 6 . Carter 4, M. Holdershaw 5 Thursday R. Bruton 5, A. Dawson 7 H. Thompson 3, H. MacMaster 6 N. Kenny 4, C. Martyn 8 > oP -- Minors On Winning Spree Bantam All Stars Beare's Chevrolets played in Brooklin Friday & dump- ed the rough Brooklin crew 7 3. Port played good hockey and stayed on the ice taking 4 penalties to Brook- lin's 15. Five goals were scored while Brooklin were serving penalties. Dan Mec- Cartney & Bill Jeffery a pair of goals each, Cal Cochrane, Ken Nightingale and Dave Bourgeois getting singles. Novice All Stars Tripp Construction Novice boys picked up 2 big wins. In Ajax they won by a score of 3 - 2. Sean Taylor scoring 2 goals & Brian Campbell 1. In Port Perry they beat '| the same Ajax team 6 - 0. Sean Taylor 2, Campbell, Tim Horton, Tim Ashbridge, John Scott and Ricky Le Fort all scored 1 each. Bowling 4 MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Nov. 23rd, 1967 High Triple-- C. Graham--862 High Triple with H.-- - C. Graham--952 High Single-- C. Graham--331 High Single with H-- C. Graham--361. Triples Over 625-- C. Graham--862; R. Parker --764; J. Owen -- 730; T. Thomas -- 701; V. Walker-- 693; G. Menzies -- 692; G. Wilson -- 691; G..Samells-- 690; A. Short--677; C. Watt-- 677; T. Adderley -- 672; F. Hastings--665; B. Owen--664 J. Hadley--655; P. Crawford --650, R. Hope--647; J. Dow- son--642; J. Parker--638; M. Butson--632; G. Geer--627,; J. Beckett=+626. Phill Cochrane picked up the shut out playing in goal. * * a Pee Wee All Star No Report on Pee Wee All Stars this week. * * * Don't forget Dec. 6 when a referee's school will be, held between 6 & 7 p.m. in the arena. Don Cochrane will once - again be the in- structor." All prospective re- ferees and interested per: sons please plan to attend. BOWLING LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Pisces cocci. 26 Taurus ................... 51 Aries 38 Quarius ...................... 46 Cancer ............... 53 Gemini ................. 24 Capricorn ................. 46 Scorpio... ... 2 30 Libra ....... .. RUUD 3 | virgo ........... 29 Leo ooo 23 Sagi Harius . ... ....... 24 High Single-- Donna Warren -- 267 High Triple-- Donna Warren -- 699 Singles 200 and Over-- E. DeShane--223; A. Cook --230; M. Owens -- 226; S. Stone -- 227; R. Saunders-- 200; L. Butson -- 221; C. Watts--208, 232; A. Evans-- 212; G. Hastings -- 221; M. Burnett--212; K. Imrie--242; M. Sweetman--202; J. Parker 237; D. Phinney -- 214; J. Goode--218; D. McLean--240 J. Walker--229, 217; J. Stor- rey--205; G. Hurlbert--221; S. DeHaas--231; R. Beare-- 200; D. Warren -- 251, 267, M. Eden--201; D. Wanamak- er--211, 208; M. Moore--227; B. Evans--228; B. Rowland-- 218; M. Smits--200; A. Scri Hilltop In the words of a former teacher of our school, "don't let your schooling interfere with your education", lies the failure in our education system. Too many students learn only from books but cannot function in this world as they miss a large part of their education, which lies outside of school. Having stated this, 1 Would like to congratulate Mr. Gra- ham and Miss Purvis who organized a trip to the Ont. County Court House, Whitby for a group of Grade 12's on November 27th. The trip re- lated to the Law Course taken by the 12's and in it- self provided a real contact with the wheels of justice. More education based on this type of instruction is required. The hunters of men, through their relentless efforts not to come up empty handed, made the 'Sadie Hawkins Dance' held on Friday 24th a success. The girls dropped 7 all their subtle attacks on the boys and came out and asked them to the dance. Although not in itself anything out of the usual the dance was enjoyed by all. (Any girls who didn't show up should have been a little braver and corralled a boy). ) Saturday the 18th saw the Boy's Volleyball Tournament being held at our school. Acting as host our team in- dulged in the day's activities Herald and although not winning, enjoyed the competition. The Woodbridge team came out 6n top, winning the Georg- ian Bay Championship. On Saturday, November 24th a Youth -Conference on Traffic Safety was held at the Brock District High School in Cannington. How- ever, due to the poor re- sponse by my peers, your sons and daughters, the con- ference had to be postponed until after Christmas. Hopes publically expressed by the OPP. in their last week's report, and the hopes of thé organizers have been greatly destroyed by "our conscien- tious and responsible younger citizens." The lack of re- sponse points to only one thing -- the youth of %oday just don't care. We continual- ly hear of death on the high- way, many caused by young drivers. What does it take to make us 'young irrespons- ible happy-go-luckies' look at life a little more seriously? Does someone have to get hurt to make us gware. ~ Last week's O.P.P. report carried the comment "a lip of our blue hats to all teen- agers". Since this did not move us maybe a crackdown would be more effective. Any of my peers, having read this far, and who do not themselves feel involved or guilty, should be. BRIAN DONNELLY. Little Britain came up with a 3-0 victory over the Port Perry Flamingo's in a game that saw a steady line- up of players heading for the penalty box. : A total of twenty-five pen- alties were handed out which included four majors and one misconduct. Port Perry pick- ed eleven while Little Britain managed to pick up fourteen. Little Britain had control of the game for fifty minutes while the Flamingo's had 4 or 5 good chances in the last ten minutes but could not find the target. Lorne Campbell in the nets for Port Perry was out- standing and stopped a bar- rage of shots throughout all three periods. The score could have been much high- er ver--209, 250; L. Tripp+212" The Flamingo's could not' Little Britain Upset Local Flamingos 3-0 get untracked and their pass- ing was off as Little Britain -were picking most of them up. The refereeing left some- thing to be desired but could not be given as the reason for the loss. D. Kelly, R. Jewell and R. Collins were -the marksmen for Little Britain. The Flamingo's next game will be Saturday when they travel to Sunderland, and to Uxbridge on Monday, Dec. 11th. The Flamingo's took quite a beating from the Whitby Mel-Rons last week when the locals lost 13-5 in the Whitby Arena. Scoring for the locals were Dale McNenly 2, Cliff Crad- dock, Neil Pascoe and John 'McMillan "one each. BOWLING LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Orioles ........ccoooveeeeeennne 52 Cardinals ................ -.. 48 Ravens .............ccoeeene 43 Parrots ........coococoeeeen. 42 Seagulls .................= 41- Sparrows .................. 39 Bobolinks ................... 36 Canaries ..............c.... 35 Wrens .........coccoceeeeeennene 35 Eagles ccc. 31 Robins ......ocooeviieeenen. 31 Bluebirds .................... 29 High Triple-- J. Hamilton -- 702 High Single-- J. Hamilton -- 309 Over 210-- J. Hamilton -- 309, 233; IL Doupe -- 260; D. Menzies-- 258; C. Maynard -- 257, 213; B. Oke--251, 217; E. Bailey --246, 232; H. Heard--243; J. Harper -- 238; J. Fleming-- 236, 224; M. Potts--234; K. Harper--234; A. Chandler-- 233; S. Devitt--233; W. Mec- Laughlin--232; G. Forder-- 231, 226; V. Rider--223; C. Warriner--222; D. Taylor-- 222; B. Collins--221; C. Wil bur--220; C. Wilson--216; M. Wallace--216; M. Sweetman --215, 214; M. Doupe--213; P. Loverly--212. Over 600-- J. Hamilton--702; E. Bailey, 686; J. Fleming--662; B. Oke --634; S. Devitt -- 634; C. Maynard -- 633; G. Forder-- 627; V. Rider -- 615; D. Menzies--603; D. Taylor--603 1. Doupe -- 603; H. Heard-- 603. n This was the second game between the two teams. Port Perry won the first on home ice with 4-2. There will be no game in Port Perry next Tuesdays The néxt home game will be on Tuesday, December 12th when Keswick will be the 'visitors. For Your Xmas Shopping Convenience TED JACKSON APPLIANCES WILL BE OPEN EVERY NIGHT from DEC. 1 to CHRISTMAS Specials from 6.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. EACH NIGHT Dec. Sth MOFFAT NIGHT FREE--20 Ib. 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