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Sr */ % vi is adn he DEASRATB A Mt wa ts a ok SN fbi it eh te 8d den A pense ESSER Sa \ hy 3, 3 ¥ SAC Re a -PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday. Dec. 13, 1972 LAKE SCUGOG HOCKEY LEAGUE GP. W L T Pts. 1. Bethany 9 9 0 0 18 2. Ulica 9 Es) 3 1 11 3. Wood's 9 4 3 2 10 4. Bruce's 9 4 4 1 9 5. Pontypool 9 3 6 0 6 6. Port Perry 9 0 9 0 0 Dec. 17th, 1972 10:00 - Wood's vs. Pontypool 11:35 - Port Perry vs. Bruce's 1:20 - Utica vs. Bethany PORT" PERRY BROOMBALL LEAGUE GP. W L T Pts 1. Prince Albeft 8 5 1 2 12 2. Brian's Supertest 8 3 2 3 9 3. Utica Clubs 8 3 3 2 8 4. Cy Wilson 8 0 5 3 3 Dec. 17th, 1972 3:00 - Cy Wilson vs. Prince Albert 4:00 - Brian's vs. Utica SA aps mA vag uy dw ik A SA EE > Coot: SE LEAS SMITS Cycle &« Sports 227 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY. WE ARE NOW EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR AND HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF SHOES -- T-SHIRTS -- BAGS Come in and browse around; many suggestions for Christmas Gifts York vinyl barbell set, list pr. $32.98, OUP Price........coiinvemnmmnrinsecnsanssnssennmenns $28.98 Stilts, per pair vnennenmadinsancennsnssmre eT eras $ 8.25 Snowshoes, per pair ...._........................... $16.95 Snow shoe harness, per pair ..... .. $3.75 and up + Table Tennis Sets .. ................... $4.50 and up Dartboards =... .. $2.49 and up Unicorn Darts & replacement parts -- asst. prices Cooper and Winwell hockey gloves .... $7.35 and up C.C.M. SKATES -- USED SKATES Equipment - and duffle bags ........... asst. prices Skate warmers, white $3.75 - $4.75 Leather Skate Scabbard .................. ® FINALLY ARRIVED e KOHO HOCKEY STICKS -- $4.98 We will be open next week every night until 8 p.m. - Friday until 9 p.m: Saturday, Dec. 23rd - closed at 6 p.m. { PHONE 985-7141 and Li r.) It's Showtime at the 74 CENTENNIAL TAVERN NCING We A EAR TREARAC TEP LUE A EA .r YSN BTA. A we tar No WB TRLAL MAL NET R Bantams Jdefeal Bowling Oshawa 4 - 1 On Sunday, December 10, the Port Perry Beare Motors Bantams hosted Oshawa's best, the Kinsmen Bantams All-Stars in an exhibition game and defeated the visitors by a score of 4 - 1. Port Perry played their best game of the year, using strong forechecking and sound positional play to keep the Oshawa team off balance most of the night. Phil Cochrane opened the scoring on a pass from Larry Elson, Oshawa then tied the score while enjoying a two man advantage. Cochrane scored his second of the night with an assist going to Mark Jobb. The second period School Curling Sharon McIntyre has curled one week and enjoys it very much. She says itis a rewarding experience and something she will not for- get. In spite of being beaten first time out she is very enthusiastic. Scores from Jonilag, Dec. 3 Ice 1: Miss Bruce 3. Ice 2 Mr. Philip 8; Dave Larmer 3. Ice 3 Shelley Olsen 3; Beaton 3. Ice 4 Catherine Nicholls 4, Mr. Scott 2. Scores from Tuesday, Dec. 4 Ice 1 Mrs. Kenny 6, Mr. White 4. Ice 2 Clark Blakley 5, Mr. Le- Fort 2. Ice 3° Gordon Goode 3; Carter 8. Ice 4 Donna Pargeter 8, Mrs. Howsam 6. Adderley 4, Bob Don Ross Sandra Curl Grade 8 R.H. Cornish P.S. eee EEE EI I I I I I I ee eid, December 15 9 16 - PVC CCCTTT TTT CS SSN CENTENNIAL TAVERN PORT PERRY + Dancing Nightly « 7 x. WATER STREET -- x Now Appearing In Person TELEVISIONS FABULOUS Saphire Group FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT 8:30 p.m. to 1:a.m. ee r - VV VCC CCN ended 2 - 1 for Port. In the third period Oshawa started strong but couldn't beat goalie Barry Heard who played - his usual ' steady game in goal. Mark Jobb then scored the game clin- cher on a pass from Dave Horten. Cochrane then add- ed his third. of the night into an empty net. Two of the Port goals were scored while Oshawa had the man advantage. The Port Perry defense Jamie Mal- colm and Rick Taylor, along with Ed Olson and Larry Elson were outstanding, not allowing Oshawa to roam in our end and delivering several key bodychecks. The boys apprciate the fine - support they were given on Sunday and hope it continues until the end of the year. Ladies Curling Tuesday, Nov. 28 Helen Hadden 8; Norma Kenny 6. Helen Bathie 5; Snooks 10. Ruth Mitchell 2; Carnwith 9. Clara Martyn 4; Beare 10. Wednesday, Nov. 29 Joyce Howsam 7; Minnie Holdershaw 6. Helen Thompson 7; Doro- thy Beare 5. Aileen Dawson 8; Helen MacMaster 4. Grace Hunter 11; Carter 4. Tuesday, Dec. 5 Hoppy Betty Irene Clara Martyn 9; Hoppy Carnwith 11. Ruth Mitchell 15; Betty Beare 4. Helen Bathie 3; Norma Kenny 11. Helen Hadden 6; Marie "Snooks 5. Wednesday Dec. 6 Aleen Dawson 10; Grace Hunter 8. Helen MacMaster 7; Irene Carter 7. Dorothy Beare 13; Joyce Howsam 2. Helen Thompson 5; Minnie Holdershaw 12. Marie MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING Point Winners First Sec. 1 - Ballards Lumber 46 pts. 2 - Causeway Kids 45 pts. 3 - Emmerson's Insurance 44 pt. High Triple: R. Parker - 904 High Triple W.H, V. Walker - 809 High Single: R. Parker - 356 High Single W.H. K. Catherwood - 323 High Average first Sec. R. Parker - 240 Triples over 625: R. Parker 904; V. Walker 743; K. Dowson 721; D. Scott 715; J. Owen 700; G. Scott 696; D. Keetch 693; K. Catherwood 690; W. McCully 678, B. Owen 671; R. Sweetman 660; K. Irvine 653; Dave Durham 649; G. Wilson 631; K. Ashton 629. BUY NOW ADD LATER! < Here's your chance to start building a ~~ With an Ariens fou season year 'round Gard-N-Yard working team. 'Snow -- weeds -- grass -- leaves -- you name jit." "The Arien Trac-Team takes 'em all in stride. _The 7 H.P. tractor unit has four forward speeds plus reverse and-features a lock- out differential for positive traction. 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