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"\ nN ={ 1 : J 3 2 < 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thurs., December 7th, 1967 PORT PERRY * STAR x SPORTS "Mustangs" 1-4 Winner Over Little Britain Here On Monday Cy Wilson's Mustangs were host to Little Britain Midgets for an exhi- bition game. Although Little Britain was obviously not in the same class as Port Perry they played a solid game of hockey. The first period saw the Mustangs take a 3-1 lead on goals by Glen Sweetman, Alan Shaw and Ron Jeffery who also picked up an assist. Assists also went to Paul Heard. Bob Bruton, Brian Mc: Nab and Glen Sweetman. Little Britain's goal was scor- ed by Ken Jenkins assisted by Alan Gornberger and Dave Brown. The second period ended with the score 5-2 with goals by Glen Geer and Grant Mec- Laughlin. Ken Irvine picked up assists on both goals. Little Britain's goal was scor- ed bv Alan Gornberger, as- sisted by Phil Archer. The third period saw both leams score two goals with Roger Moase picking up as- sists on goals by Glen Geer and Glen Sweetman. Assists also went to Ron Short and Grant McLaughlin. Little Britain's goals were scored by Dale Hallett and Phil Archer unassisted. Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Ravens Sparrows Canaries Seagulls Bobolinks Orioles Bluebirds Parrots Wrens Cardinals Robins Eagles High Triple-- M. St. John -- 717 High Single-- M. Rahm -- 301 Over 210 Singles-- M. Rahm--301; M. St. John --278,236; S. Devitt -- 276, 230; J. Hamilton -- 270, 210; C. Wilson--269; M. Graham-- 261; K. Harper--259; T. Mec- Donald -- 249; C. Maynard-- 249, 228; V. Rider--247, 212; G. Forder--240, 221; B. Oke --239; C. Warriner--236, 221 M. Wallace -- 238, 218; B. Ballingal--237; J. Chandler-- 236, 219, 217; H. Heard--236, 221; R. Moore--220; J. Mahaf- fey--218; P. Lovering--218; M. Sweetman--217. Over 600 Triples-- M. St. John--717; J. Ham- ilton--686; J. Chandler --€72; S. Devitt ---- 663; M. Rahm 660; C. Warriner -- 660: G. Forder -- 651; C. Maynard-- 638; V. Rider--637; T. Me- Donald--631; K. Harper-- 630 CQO NNNOUU I g=3 H. Heard--623; C. Wilson | 620; M. Graham--615; B. Oke : 605: S. Brignall - Geer -602. 604. M. | ' It was a fast moving game with only 7 minor penalties. Mustangs picking up 3 and Little Britain 4. Our thanks to Little Bri tain for coming to town. Next Monday Mustangs play host to Brooklin. Come out and suport the team and help keep them on their winning way. Ladies Curling Week of Nov. 13th-- Tuesday R. Mitchell 11, I. Mitchell 2 H. Bathie 10, P. Jones 6 M. Snooks 9, G. Hunter 8 B. Beare 7, M. McCoy 2 Wednesday M. Panabaker 8, M. Holdershaw 5 A. Cox 13, I. Carter 1 H. Carnwith 10, A. Doyle 8 J. Gray 8, D. Beare 5 Thursday H. Thompson 5, C. Martyn 4 R. Bruton 9, N. Kenny 6 H. MacMaster 8, A. Dawson 7 %* * LJ Week of Nov. 27th-- Tuesday H. Bathie 13, G. Hunter 2 I. Mitchell 13, B. Beare 6 M. McCoy 4, P. Jones 4 M. Snooks 12, R. Mitchell 7 Wednesday H. Carnwith 6, A. Cox 4 M. Holdershaw 7, D. Beare 5 I. Carter 10, J. Gray 5 A. Doyle 8, M. Panabaker 7 Thursday N. Kenny 10, H. Thompson 4 A. Dawson 13, C. Martyn 3 H. MacMaster 8, R. Bruton 4 BOWLING LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Pisces 28 Taurus ... 54 Aries 40 Aquarius 51 Cancer 58 Gemini 28 Capricorn 51 Scorpio 30 Libra 36 Virgo 31 Leo 25 Sagittarius 31 High Single-- Andrey Evans -- 271 High Triple-- Donna Warren -- 675 Singles 200 and Over-- K. Imrie-- 209: I.. Butson--- 230: A. FEvans--271;: E. De Shanc--211; D. Rodd --- 200; M. Owens 261: D. Phinney 205. 220; M. Rabv----204: M DeJong--212: R. Prown--211 A. Scriver -- 231, 221: A Wakeford-- 211. 244: FF. Quan 227: 1] Crawford--205: A. Chapman 236. 229. P. Ell coll 248. M._ Sweetman. 224 | I... Moore 208: S. Stone-- 234: |. Campsall 213. D Warren 230. 267 House League Action Bantam House League-- Gunter, led by Martyn's 3 goals downed Jeffrey 7-3. The winner's other tallies were picked up by Wolfe (2). Fel- stead and Carnaghan 1 each. For Jeffrey, DeShane with 2 and McKean 1 scored. Campbell beat Gibson 4-3. Campbell and Tomchishin had a pair each while Brain with 2 goals and Taylor with 1 scored for Gibson. Pee Wee House League-- Geer and Cartwright batt- led to a 5-5 deadlock. Prosser had fcur and Nottenboom one for Cartwright. For Geer Boneschanker and Huffman had two goals cach while Ashmore had one. Rest clobbered McCoy 11-3. McQuade and Werry each had a hat trick. Lackie and McKean had two each and Van Camp a single. Novice House League-- Nightingale and Cochrane hattled to a 2-2 tie. Heard and Griffen for Cochrane and Wackett and Shaw for Night- ingale all had singles. McQuade bombed Cart- wright 90. Nelson. Water and Hartin had two each: McQuade, Jones and McKee getting singles. Mark Ken- neds got the shut-out. Tyke-- The Tykes have now start- ed a league and on Saturday Parker beat Franssen 3-1. Philips, Crews and Watts scored for the winners. Deupe had Franssen's tally. Bantam-- On Nov. 28th Bantams lost 4-2 to Uxbridge. Tennyson and McCartney scored for Port. On Dec. 1st, Port creamed Pickering 13-1. Cal Coch- rane four, Heard three, Jef- fery two, Tennyson, Holtby, McCartney, and Ken Nightin- gale making an end to end rush scored with 12 seconds left to make 13. Novice-- On Dec. 1st Port tied 1-1 with Bay Ridges. with S. Tay- lor scoring. On Thurs., Novice played Pickering to a 6-1 victory with Taylor scoring 3, Litt 1, John Scott 1, and B. Camp- bell 1. Pee Wee games weren't re: poried. BOWLING MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE High Triple--T. Thomas--785 High Triple with H.-- W. Mark -- 729 High Single-- F. Hastings -- 305 High Single with H.-- A. Short -- 295 Triples Over 625-- T. Thomas--1788; F. Hast: ings--1722; J. Parker--701; R. | Willerton--691: D. Durham-- 682: B. Heard--679; C. Watt --678; B. Owen--671; J. Had- ley--669; G. Wilson--660; D. Butt--658; J. Owen--648; B. Anderson -- 644; R. Hope-- 641; R. Hutchinson--634; A. Short--631: D. Gray---624. Sunderland Harvesters Take Flamingos 16-9 In High Sc The Flamingo's travelled to Sunderland Saturday evening with their young goal-tender. Their No. 1 Lorne Campbell had to sit out a one game suspension. The first period nightmare for Gord Vernon in the nets, as he was fired at by all the big guns. The Port defence did not give him the support he needed and Sunderland ended the first period 7-1. The second period saw Port start to settle down al- though they were out-scored in this period too, finishing 14-4. By the time the third period got under way Port had control. a bit late to win the game but not playing like defeatists they fought on to out-score Sunderland 5-2 in the third period. The Flamingo's biggest problem ceems to be defence, and coach Don Hurst worked on this Tuesday night with a practice from 8.00 till 10.30. A real good work out. New faces trying out with the boys are: Rick Stram, a large defenceman; Carl Roberts, defence (younger brother to Ken). A. Mathews from the previous Bulldozer team is coming out again this year, so we hope to strengthen the defence and get on the win- ning side ready to go in the play-offs. Qur support is growing each week and this is good to see. Next Tucsday we hope to see No 5,000 fan pass through the gate, which will be from the start of intermediate hockey in 1964. So why not be there and try to be our 5,000 fan. Next game, Mon. Dec. 11th in Uxbridge, then back in Port Tues., Dec. 12th against Keswick. Scoirng at Sunderland 1st Period---Mert McKee Legion Pee Wee's Play 5 Games Win 2, Lose 3 The Legion Pee Wee team have played five (5) games to date in the Lakeshorc Lea- gue. They have won two, lost 3 as follows:-- Whitby 3 - Port 2 Brooklin 3 - Port 2 Port 5 - Stoufville 3 Port 4 - Uxbridge 2 Markham 4 - Port 0. By the time you have rcad this they will have tried their luck against Ajax and Picker- ing. Next home game Dec. 13th with Brooklin. Let's cheer the boys to victory. * * * Pee Wee Legion Remaining Games HOME Dec. 13th--Brooklin Dec. 20th--Markham Dec. 27th--Pickering Jan. 10th--Ajax Jan. 17th--Bay Ridges AWAY Dec. 21st--Stouffville Jan. 3rd--Bay Ridges Jan. 13th--Whithy Jan 24th Uxbridge NOTE Home Games at 7 p.m. was aj oring Game from C. Craddock, D. McNenly Period--Jerry Taylor from W. Venning, 1). Cochrane Bob Lee from D. Coch- rane, J. Taylor" Roger Moore from W. Powell, G. Butler Period--Neil Pascoe from G. Butler, Mac McMillan Cliff Craddock from D. Cochrane, W. Venning Roger Moore from G. Butler, N. Pascoe. Dale McNenly from G. Powell Gary Butler from D. Pascoe, D. Cochrane. 2nd 3rd We're experts at getting attention! Printing know-how can help your adver- tisements and bro- chures get the mes- sage across, fast. Port Perry Star Around this time of the year the ice fisherman gets his fishing tackle in shape and puts a fresh coat of paint on the old fish hut. The south end of Cook's Bay on Lake Simcoe froze over last week so it won't be long before that area is dot ted with fish huts. From past records, there will be the usual number of daring individuals who will venture on to thin ice which is not strong enough to carry the load. Some equipment will be lost, some fishermen will get wet and some likely drown. In the early part of the season a few snowmo: biles go under and later on a car or two. If the occu pants are lucky they may get Warns Area Fishermen To Stay Off Unsafe Ice out before the vehicle sinks. However, generally speakifg, once a vehicle goes under the ice the broken ice fills the hole and very few people ever make it back to the surface. So BE CAREFUL. Don't venture on ice which is not safe. A few fish are mot worth the risk of losing your life or expensive equipment. Remember that all fish huts, placed on the ice of Lakes Couchiching or Simcoe, must bear on the outside licencg numbers not less than 21," high, the number assigned to the owner by an officer of the Department. These num: bers may be obtained by con- tacting the District Forester's Office, Department of Lands and Forests, R.R. 2, Maple" In Sept. the boys of "C" Pack were asked to clean up the fair grounds after the fair. A trip to Camp Samac was promised all those who took part. It happened on the week-end, the 20 boys who helped were picked up at the Scout Hall Friday ev- ening at 6.30 by the leaders and parents. Arrived at the cabin about 7.15. The boys were assigned to their bunks and then had a lively even- ing, retiring about 11 o'clock and settling down about 1.00 o'clock to be awakened at 6.30 a.m. Saturday morning. After breakfast Mr. B. Willis, Mr. G. Hall, Mrs. C. Brady and Dave Carnachan gave the boys a real work- out during the day. The Cubs Visit Camp Samac meals were looked - aftery by Stan Ploughman, also most of the evening program. The others helped out if needed. Saturday night all was well. On Sunday after breakfast and a ramble all gathered in the lounge of the Cabir® for a half hour of worship. After which Mr. Hall and Mr. Willis with Dave took the boys out for exercise, while Stan prepared dinner. After a general clean up, left for home about 2 o'clock. A good time was had by all and thanks to those who gave the help nceded. A and C Packs will start delivering Xmas Cakes this week-end. Stan Ploughman, Akela TURKEY 25 TURKEYS Friday, December 15th CATHOLIC CHURCH HALL Sponsored By the Catholic Mén's Leagae BINGO SAVENT NET ENAAT AIRES TOA BR OA 20 Phd A Or SR Sha Bul Srtiset AR Yen 00s 1 1ST FIA SITRTH TA 4904 "30a rq |