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Win 1 - Port Perry launched minor Sunday. > Seite ACF & Eo Eo McCoy handed the puck to Bi Bourgeois from behind the ie Ranger's net and Bourgeois i) just tucked it neatly into the corner. Bone at 4:36. Jan. 16, Tuesday-- B. Beare 9, G. Hunter 5, January 20, 1973 Individual Score: Girls High Single: Joy Webb - 178 "High Single W.H. Joy Webb - 216 Girls High Triple: Joy Webb - 441 High Triple W.H. Boys Single: Mike Bond - 203 High Single W.H. High Triple: Mike Bond - 521 High Triple W. H. Last Week 'Girls High Single: Highsingle W. H. 'Hightriple: High Triple W. H. 'Boys High Single: 'High Triple: {High Triple W.H. Flamingos weék by literaly nd their way to a 6-4 victory over Sutton South Shore Ranger¥"in Port Perry last Players dropped their sticks and resorted to fists at least three times in the second period. Port started the scoring at 1:18 of the first period on a beautiful play by Glen McCoy and Dave Bourgeois. Rob Lockie tied it up on assists from Cooper and LADIES CURLING-- H. Bathie 5, M. McCoy 7 M. Panabaker 4 N. Kenny 5, M. Snooks 7 C. Martyn 6, R. Mitchell 8 Wednesday, Jan. 17-- H. Thompson 7 M. Holdershaw 6, H. MacMaster 5 I. Carter 8, J. Howsam 7 « D. Beare 10, A. Dawson 7 COMMUNITY BOWLING NEWS 'G. Forder 218; M. Hopkins PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED LEAGUE Donna Page - 579 William Houthuys - William Houthuys - Denise Crawford - 162 Janice Pargeter - 216 Denise Crawford - 448 "Janice Pargeter - 570 {Doug Harris - 187 .Boys High Single W. H. ¢ Doug Harris - 232 Paul Griffen - 421 Doug Harris - 487 Flamingos break even At 11:20 Ted Prentice let fly from the point, the puck dribbled off the stick of South Shore goalie Tim Nairn and slid into the net to move Port ahead 2-1. In the second period Pren- tice, Kane and McLaughlin scored for Port. Bone and Holledge replied for South Shore. The period ended with Flamingos ahead 5-3 in scoring and Rangers ahead 2-1 in fighting. At times it looked like South Shore was more intent on trying out for the olympic boxing team than winning a hockey game. In the third period Coo- per slipped Rangers fourth goal past the Flamingos netminder at 2:58. At 4:43 Bourgeois faked the Ranger goalie to score his second and the Flamingos sixth goal of the game. Monday night the team travels to Cobourg and suf- fered a 9-1 defeat. We get another chance Thursday night when the Cougars will be here to meet the Flamingos on home ice. Next Sunday The Flamin- gos take on Markham in Port Perry. Standings-- Bullets ................ 16 Pintos.................. 16 Alley Cats ............ 12 Bulldogs .............. 10 Fruitflies. ............... 7 Tinkers ................. 2. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Edna DeShane - 285 High Triple: - Edna DeShane - 695 600 Triples: E. DeShane 695; S. DeHaas 629; D. Wilson 629; J. Walker 627; D. Koch 621; M. Smits 618; B. Oke 617; D. Lane 615; A. McCreight 613. Singles 210 and over: E. DeShane 242285; W. Tobin 266; H. Jewell 258; B. Oke 212; J. Walker 235, 256; D., Koch 252, A. McCreight 250; F. McLaughin 247; D. Lane 237; D. Wilson 237, 233, E. Vernon 221; O. Gibson 221; J. Thompson 221; M. Raly 215; R. Williamson 212, 214; L. Carnegie 216, R. Richards 222, G. Ballard 210. Standings-- Peaches ...... .. . .. .. 26 Pears ... .. .......... 24 Nectarines ............ 20 Oranges ........ wove 16 Cherries ............... 15 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jo, 240, 1973 3 Girl' S hockey lose 1 team wins 2 The girls' hockey team travelled to Fenelon Falls Monday evening to come up with a 9-0 win. Laurie Bar- ter put forth a tremendous effort to score 6 goals, a double hat-trick! Also scor- ing for Port Perry was Sandy Cochrane and Terry Franssen scored twice: Last Tuesday the Rock- kets defeated Whitby by a score of 4-1. Lynn Cook scored on a penalty shot and Laurie Barter got two goals and Terry Franssen got one. Port Perry went to Little Britain last Saturday and were defeated by the Jet- Sets 8-0. The undefeated Beare Motors Bantams completed their regular 20 game season by wiping out Newcastle 5 - 1 Friday night. Sean Taylor scored one unassisted goal. Horton pop- ped one in assisted by John Scott and Gord Scott. Phil Cochrane got an assist on his goal from Jamie Malcolm and Mark Jobb was assisted by Bill Bridge and John Scott. Horton and Jobb set up Gord Scott who slammed ¢ home the final goal for Port. Plums 13 Apples Co S12 Lemons =... | I | Bananas ..... 7 Limes ..........6 Grapefruits 5 LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Triple: : Wilma Midgely - 621 High Single: Wilma Midgely - 256 Over 200 Games: Marion Geer 227: Delores Reeler 221: Gerri Langille 219: Sue Fowler 212: Bernice Tennyson 211; Nancy Bryans 202. Standings-- Lions .................. 12 Lynx .................... 8 Panthers ................ 7 Leopards .............. 7 Cougars ................ 5 Tigers .................. 3 LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: L. Cook - 743 High Single: L. Cook - 283 210 and Over: L. Cook 283, 240, 220; B. Oke 255, 222, 210; F. Venning 252; M. L. Dowson 240; B. Raines 241; M. Mumford 237; E. Andrews 225; M. Trembley 224; T. Martens 222; J. Milley 221, 212, 210; L. Fielding 221; J. Reader 220; MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: R. Chiasson - 761 High Triple W. H. R. Chiasson - 860 High Single: R. Parker - 310 High Single W.H. R. Chiasson - 321 Triples 625 and Over: R. Chiasson - 761; R. Parker - 753; B. Anderson - 751; B. Jansen - 726; J. Parker 672; K. Irvine 656; R. Hutchinson 647; V. 'Walker 637, W. McCully 636; J. Hadley 632. O.P.P. Reports Port Perry ,and all muni- cipalities in the southern half of Ontario County ex- cept those with their own police departments, are pa- trolled by the Whitby de. tachment of the Ontario Provincial Police. Here are the O.P.P. statistics for this area during the week of January 15-21. Sixteen motor vehicle col- lisions resulted in 11 in- jured persons and $9,800 damage.© One person has died in a motor accident in the area so far this year compared with 0 at this 'time in 1972. There were 7 liquor of- fences, 4 cases of break & enter, 2 thefts, one assault, 3 cases of malicious damage and 1 disturbance. 'Bantams undefeated The season total at the end of Port's 20 straight wins is Port Perry 146 goals, all others 21. The boys are now waiting to take on the winner of the West Rouge = Uxbridge playoffs. Tonight (Wed.) the team travels to Oshawa for a game with 'Kinsmen Ban- tams at 8:30 in the Children's Arena. We hope as many fans as possible will make the trip to Oshawa and cheer the youngsters along as they try to continue their winning streak. 216; L. Bertrand 215; T. Gerrow 214; M. Hawes 21; R. M. McIntyre 210; B. McLeod 210; ' 600 and Over: L. Cook 743; B. Oke 687: G. Forder 628; L. Bertrand 612; J. Reader 606. Standings-- Emeralds .............. 41 Amethyst .............. 32 Sapphire .............. 30 Opal ................... 26 Ruby .................. 25 Jade .................. 24 Garnet ........... ..... 24 Zircon ................. 22 Onyx... 21 Topaz .................. 19 Pearls ................ 16 Diamonds .............. 12 sunday night mixed bowling High Triple: Dave Rider - 707 High Triple W.H.: Stewart Sweetman - 661 High Single: Doug scott - 284 High Swale 3. : Doug Scott - ots Bill Shill - 288 High Triple: * Marie Mumford - 646 High Triple W.H.: Marie Mumford - 760 High Single: Marie Mumford - 296 High Single W.H.: Marie Mumford - 334 Standings - Ding-Dongs .......... ... 0 Ding-Dongs .......... 7 Invinceables NT ------ 7 Hopeless .............. .. 5 Ding-A-Lings ......... 4 BullDogs ............. 2 Untouchables. ...... 3 Lices.................... 0 Spitfires. .......... .... 0 The average Canadian household receives over four times as much mail from businesses, governments and institutions as it sends to them. 60 attend Arca snowmobilers atien ded a safety clinic Thursday "evening at the Utica Hall sponsored by Port Perry. Sriowmobile Club featuring a safety talk by OPP Officer Bill Hannah. Officer Hennah mentioned there were '"'too many snow- mobile accidents' in recent years. The snowmobile pop- ulation of Ontario will in- crease from 68,000 in 1969 to an estimated 275,000 vehicles in the near future. With so many of the ma- chines in use, and a mush- rooming fatality list, the police feel now is the time to inform owners about the potential danger. The policeman noted most snowmobile fatalities were caused by ramming parked cars. Other mishaps high on the list are colliding with moving vehicles, falling through ice, and running into traffic while attempting to cross highways. less com- mon means of death include tangling with trains, getting mangled by barbed-wire fences, and hitting ice cov- ered rocks. One Ontario resident was choked to death when his scarf got caught in his machine's clutch. After showing slides cov- ering safely practices and rules of the road, Officer Hannah gave a short talk on emergency . procedures to follow in case a companion is seriously injured. Very of- ten, snowmobile accidents result in cuts and lacerations to the operator. To treat a person who is losing blood and in shock, it is important to apply a tourniquet in the correct place to halt the flow informative Snowmoile Safety Clinic ofl blood. The person should be kept. warm. protected from the elements, and rushed to a hospital im- mediately. 2 When the officer concluded his talk. he then answered questions from the audience on various aspects of snow- mobiling. The meeting also featured a movie of special interest to all snowmobile buffs, dwel- ling on long-distance snow- mobiling and "safaris". A talk was given on. the 'preventive maintenance' of snowmobiles, the instructor using a new John Deere model at the front of the hall for illustration. He dealt with such items as how to mix oil and fuel, the care and lubrication of chains and other mechanisms, engine tune-ups. etc. All in all, the event was a real success, providing en- thusiasts with a chance to update their knowledge and 'talk shop' with their fellow snowmobilers in the process. Wins race third time Rick Clarke of Barrie won the main event of the Bosch Invitational snowmobile for the third straight year at Mosport Park. Clarke, 24, rode a Ski-Doo to victory in 'the Open Modified class final. Dave Crossman of Perry Sound was second on a Polaris with Dan Boothby of Dwight, third on Arctic Cat. Announcing The Birth of the Blues. Big Blue for'73. Sno*Jet's unleashed a new line of quick, easy- to-handle snowmobiles for'73...and we've got 'em. Hey big Blue! Big Blue is a new kind of snowmobile. A machine that seems to come alive. Built lighter than most, it's quicker than a cat. And the Positrack molded rubber track makes it climb like a mountain goat. Stop in and test ride one of the new Big Blue machines for '73 from Sno* Jet. Hey big Blue! Ivo fer PORT PERRY 418A BIGELOW STREET -- PORT PERRY NX See Bruce Gerrow -- 985-3081 l Big Blue Headquarters 1. $795.00