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AVANTE RUAN RR EAR UA LH ESSER RELA A sa Ned LAL Sa Eh Nirig Home Ne ws Me Rey. William Black of the' the church ew including \ \ va tn 12 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 26, 1972 PORT PERRY -------- > 3 STAR * Basketball : Seniors continue winning On Wednesday, January 19, Port Perry Junior and Senior basketball teams continued the league action with games nderson Street School, Whitby. In the first game, An- derson Street Juniors beat Port Perry by 64-41. High _scorers for Port Perry were Steve Brain and Cal Cochrane with ten points each, and Jerry. Stulen and Shawn Lackie with eight each. The Senior game which Port Perry won 85 - 66 was a high scoring, scrambly affair, with Anderson playing full court, man-to- man throughout. For Port Perry, 4 players scored in the double figures: Dean Beare, Don Sinclair, Laurie Williams, and Jim Zoet. The Midgets did not play because Anderson does not have a midget team. On January 21, all three Port Perry teams saw action in Pickering. 5a The Midget A team lost a close contest, 25-19: The Midget B team won their game 40-31 with Ted Buchanan's. fine rebounding and Doug Bronson's ball control helping the victory-- Ted Buchanan was high scorer in this game with 25 points. The Port Perry Juniors lost to Pickering 44-43 in overtime. The score was tied 40-40, with: Pickering going ahead in the overtime period. Ken Davidson, Steve Brain and Cal Cochrane were high scorers for the "Juniors, Port Perry won the Senior 53-35 with both teams using a strong man-to-man defense in the first half. After leading 20-16 at half-time, Port Perry opened the game up in the second half to gain the win. Laurie Williams played his best offensive game of the year, counting 25 points for Port Perry, : There will be no basket. ball games this week, be: cause of examinations. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Jan. 19th, 1972 Birch Novice team takes. consolation trophy On Saturday, January 22, Tripp Construction 'Novice, team: won the. Consolation Trophy at the annual Novice Tournament in" Beaverton. In the first .of their three games, the opposition was the host club, Beaverton. The - game was a fast- skating; hard hitting affair, and provided some thrilling action. The score ended ina 4 - 4 deadlock, but the victory was awarded to Beaverton by an empty contest for goals scored form centre ice. ~For Port Perry, Burnett and Owen scored two goals cach. In the second game, the team walked over Sutton by a score of 5 - 1. Ashmore, Fellows, Tobin, Brown and Robertson counted the goals to move the team into the Consolation Championship game. In the game for this PORK GROUND CHUCK ». 75: BUTT CHOPS Ib, Be Championship, Port Perry played Bracebridge who had carlier eliminated Gravenhurst. Port Perry was determined to win this game, and this deter- niination showed as the final score was 6 - 1 in Port Perry's favour. The line of Ashmore, Fellows and Kane provided the fire-power as it counted for five of the six - goals. Franssen added the other goals. Next home game for the "Novice team will' be January = ~ 28 at 7:45 with West Rouge heing the opposition. 5 Rock-ets in first place Carol Bond scored her first hat trick of the season of January 16 as the Port Perry Rockets blasted Woodville 10-0 in Woodville. The girls' continued with their scoring spree two days later by walking over Whitby . 8-1inagame played in Port . Perry. This win was a team effort as the girls' knowledge and skills of the game are! improving steadily. On January 20, the Rock-et. B team hosted the Whitby B's, and the game ended in a 3-3 deadlock. Joanne Wilson, Marilyn Stevens and Jen- nifer Oxley scored: for 'the Rock-ets. On January 21,-the Rock- ets lost an exhibition game to the Oshawa Ladies team by a score of 9-3. Carol Bond and Wendy: Partner scored last Friday evening. Rev. : Digek brought along many of Oak 5. 25 Beech iio 23 High Single-- Giney Brown--269 High Triple-- Giney Brown--648 210-- G. Brown--269; B. Raines --245; J. Wilkins--233; C. Wilson -- 233; M. Healey-- 232; Faye Healey--247; M. L. Lowson--230; B. Oke-- 224; B. Doupe--222; N. Mac- Leod -- 221; G. Langille-- 216; M. Tremblay--212; I "Doupe -- 212; G, Forder-- 211. : Triples Over 600-- G. Brown--648 B. Raines--609. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Flamingos Wrens Sparrows .. Budgies Chickadees .... =. Storks Cardinals Orioles Canarys Woodpeckers ............ Robins ............... Blue Jays = High Triple for the Week-- D. DeJong--656 High Single for the Week-- S. Kearns--277 Triples 600 and Over-- D. DeJong--656; J. Wal- ker -- 654; M. Sweetman-- 637; D. Phinney -- 628; S. Kearns--627; N, Robinson-- 619; L. Scott--600. Singles 200 and Over-- D. DeJong--266, 215; J. Walker--232, 261; M. Sweet- man--219, 253; D. Phinney --200, 235; N. Robinson--. 211, 217; L.: Scott--204, 231; S. Kearns--277; G. Ballard --2170; J. Irvine -- 264; C. Watts--251;° S. Stone--250; W. Tobin--243; M. Smits 233; V. Lee--231; P. Adder- -ley--225; M. Reeves--223; D. Goreski--221; B. Bell-- 219; J. Storrey -- 218; R. Williamson--213; O, Gibson =213; L. Campsall--209; P. Connors--209; D. Thompson ----204. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING | to the Saviour", and Kay McP! aden and they. entertained with such well mns as "Receive.us' know Again," "Blessed Assuran- ce," "Beulah Land," "Come accompainists were Mrs, Hunter and Mrs. Bruce Freeman, the = Church Organist. Mr. D. Sinclair read the lesson for. the oc- casion. After the service the Ladies Auxiliary provided a beautiful lunch; Altogether it was a wonderful evening! The tremendous success of the "Nursing Assistants"' Course conducted by Mrs, Don 'Taylor . R.N. in cooperation with = the Durham College of Applied Science and Technology has resulted in the establishment of another such course at the Nursing Home. 'This course started last Thursday with' the enroliment of 18 students of whom the following are on 'the Nursing Home Staff. Lois British, Patsy DeNure, Lloyd King, Debby. Mec- Curdy, Jean Nash and Kim Rayner. The following patients were admitted to the Nur- sing Home during the week: Mrs." Mary Taylor of Claremont transferred from: Uxbridge Cottage Hospital. "dull, dead look The U "says that ok The should not 'ete. "The - Lake Sougog Lumber 8 'has just introduced 2 "NEW" products for interior decorating! SUNWORTHY O Wallpaper SE Port Perry Presbyterian Don Milne, Mr. and Mrs, e (ime. ct chieck each i "| Church presented 'a very Lloyd Kunter, Mr. and Mrs. ad 'hair, Parents should | impressive service for the $e ermpn, Mss, P hips... atch for thessymptoms of Nursing Home Residents nder 15 a "head lice such as an itchy scalp, and hair 'taking on a iio put their winter hats and scarves on a hot radiator, ~ and that hats and scarves be washed regularly. When checking a child's' head, special attention should be paid fo: the hairline and around the ears." = If pediculosis is suspected. the Health Unit recommends washing the hair and scalp with : Kwellada shampoo which is sold in most drug- stores. The hair should also be washed with warm vinegar, towelled dry, and then combed repeatedly with a fine comb; : Miss | Schaefer acknowledged the fact that the subject of head lice is a touchy one, but many of the ideas people have about it are unfounded. For example, there is no guarantee that person who shampoos often is immune. The: best way to prevent head lice is to «check the hair and scalp regularly, and if" lice are found,' follow the recom- mended treatment. By The Piece for Port Perry. Despite the = : THE 55 4 loss, the girls gained X n Bsiweens REY 2. CORONET & OZITE 1 LOGNA Cc valuable experience from « RAUDGLS Sa Kis i A playing a tougher, faster 3. Alley Cats ... 26 : : ; calibre of hockey against the 4. Worsers .. .. .. 26 4 & a r P =) 5 SHO RT Oshawa girls. 5. Goners ... .. . 23 ¢ 48 RIB RO I ] c This week-end the team - 6. Great Ones . ... 18 AE HES ar will play in Little Britian on LADIES \ Al : oh A J Saturday, and in 'Woodville High Single. WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ve on Sunday. Game times will Bernice Tennyson--274 QUALITY INTERIOR and EXTERIOR PAINTS 12 MACARONI and CHEESE be 8:00 and 4:00 p.m. High Triple-- i a a respectively. Thé Rockets = gio. "nig 651 : war : . -- | Gatelli Dinners es 19s | fis ue Si wiv 2 CHARGE or Monthly | NO y y at 8:00 p.m. and the Dorothy Lucyk--303 » i el: : B team plays Thursdays at HT oy y Lucyk-- payment plan DOWN 3 : : y : IE 3:30 p.m, 'Sheila Tully--725 available PAYMENT i High Single-- : i At Alf Tomchishin--316 . PLEASE FEEL FREE TO COME IN AND { i ; oY High Triple : BROWSE AROUND OUR SHOWROOM i z ome n--738 : A Phone: 986-4991 ON TARGET EVERY TIME 115. 11 } & LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 235 WATER SY " PORT PERRY Brian Staniland--741 CAESAREA | Port Perry Star wry on™