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"Senior baskethall team win three in Uxbridge Port Perry vs St. Basil's College of Toronto (at Ux- bridge Sat. Night 10) Port 80 - St. Basils 59 This game proved to be a relatively easy win for Port despite some ragged passing and defensive lapses. High- lights in the game 'were Roland Skinner's 12 steals. Williams, Cochrane and Skinner combined for a total of 18 assists with Jim Zoet as he scored 45 points. Laurie Williams also enjoyed a fine shooting evening as he scored 28 points. Top rebounder in the game was Jim Zoet. League Play Thursday, Feb. 8, Port vs. Henry Street -- Port 72 Henry 49 In this game Port Perry began slowly but came on very strongly in the second quarter to take a point lead which was never in jeopardy therest of the game. Jim Zoet \ Pee Wees The Legion Pe Wee's gave there all, this past weekend, inlosings both game's in a 2 of three series. These kids are a great bunch of guys to have around. They swol- lowed their pride when it was all over. These kids gave it everything they had, and came up empty handed. On Friday night, the boys started with a bang, pressing Uxbridge, right from the start. Then Uxbridge came on later in the first period, to score two goals. The Port boys got one early in the second period from Mike Healey, with Billy Owen picking up an assist. Then Mike Hamilton scored in the, -third period, to make the score read 3-2. But Uxbridge came righ back on landed another, to make the final score 4 - 2 Uxbridge. On Hamilton's goal Robert Baird and Parker. got assists. Hockey Standings LAKE SCUGOG HOCKEY LEAGUE W L T Pts. Bethany ... 17 1 0 34 Bruces ..... 12 5 1 25 Woods ..... 9 7 2 20 Utica ...... 5 11 2 12 Pontypool ... 5 12 1 11 Port Perry. 3 15 0 6 G A Pts. 1. R. Moore ..... 32 15 47 2. V. McGill .. 21 20 41 3. T. Malcolm .. 15 22 37 4.J. Vandermeer 21 12 33 5. J. Mather .. 25 6 31 '6. G. Rospond . 17 14 31 7. J. Krantz ,... 17 11 28 was the top rebounder in this game with 20. He also blocked 18 shots in the game. The many. fine assists of Steve ". Cochraneand Roland Skinner "enabled Jim Zoet to score 40 points. Port defeated Central of Oshawa 56-47 in a game the previous week. Port. is still - undefeated in league play. ..Exhibition game at the University of Waterloo Wed- nesday, February 7. Port vs. Kitchener East- wood - Port 41 - Kitchener 40. This game saw Port Perry play catchup Basketball for the entire game. However, with 10 seconds in the game Roland Skinner found Jim Zoet under the basket for the winning points. This Kit- chener team has a 6'9" and 6'8" player. The Kitchener Eastwood team is also the best high school team in that area. Top rebounder for Port Jim Zoet with 15. lost series Port Perry Legion on a early goal by Mike Healy took a quick 1 - 0 lead, and held on till late in first period before Uxbridge tied itup 1 - 1. Scott Wilbur picked up the assist. Mike Healy scored late in the third period from Billy Owen and Paul Gibson. Before Mike's goal came Uxbridge built up a 4 - 1 lead through the second period. But had to fight to hold on. Port Perry came out skating, checking, hitting in the third period. Mark Lee scored earlier in the third period from Steven McIntyre to make it 4 - 2, then Mike Healy scored and brought Port closer 4 - 3 and Uxbridge had all they could do, but hang on as the legion just kept coming on. Everyone worked on this team. We lost. But this is not the end of it yet. We'll take our pride and put it on the line in tournament competition .and hope for the best. Thanks . people You're great fans. Broomball Standings PORT PERRY BROOMBALL ASSOC. W L T Pts. Brian's Sup. 8 2 4 20 Utica .......... 7T 4 3 17 Pr. Albert... 6 6 2 14 Cy Wilson... 1 10 3 5 G A Pits. 1. C. Rusnell ... 7 4. 11 2. P. Thompson 6 3 9 3.R. Redman. 6 3 9 4. R. Collins... 4 5 9 5.R. Short... 3 6 9 6. J. Cooper... 5 3 8 Flamingos H. S. Carnival "Best yet" finish with a win Port Perry Flamingo Past- ries 'Juniors ended their regular schedule on a vic- torious note with a 9 - 7 win over the Sutton South Shore Rangers on Sunday evening. This was the first away from home victory for the team in sometime and brightens the future of the club with the playoffs at hand. The Glen McCoy, Larry Geer and Dave Bourgeois continue to be one of the hottest scoring lines in the league as they picked up twelve scoring points in this contest. Glen McCoy lead the goal scoring parade with five, while line mate Dave Bour- eois had a pair and singles went to Paul Kane and Garry Elliott whohas returned tothe forward line and played a strong game going both ways. The addition of Ken Night- ingale up from the Juvenile team for this game helped improve the defense as he playedastrong game and add some much needed muscle on the blue line. This victory moves the Flamingos into sixth place in the league, and should enhance their playoff chances. At this time it is not known who will be the Flamingos oppostion in the first round of the play-offs. This will be decided at a O.H.A. meeting this week when the top 4 teams will have their pick who they would like to play. It isquite possible theseries will start this weekend so watch for the posters for more information. The local Junior team is starting to play up to their capabilities so lots of action should be in store for the local hockey fans, so lets support our team in their first endeavor at a Junior Play-Off Series. IN Rock-ets win Thegirlshavemadeitto the playoff, knocking off Wood- ville in their 5 - 3 games. Scoring for the Rock- ets in the first game were Sandy Cochrane, Wendy Partner, Laurie Barter and Terry - Franssen. Defeating Wood- ville 4 - 1. In their second encounter with Woodville the girls shut them out 4-0. Goals coming from Wendy Partner with two and singles from Linda Heayn, Caroll Bond. With Susan Bond playing well in net the girls wiped Woodville 8 - 1. Goals came from Wendy Partner with a hat trick, Caroll Bond with two, Linda Heayn; Laurie Barter each with one. The girls game time is Tuesday 8:30, where they will be playing Little Britain Jet-Sets for the Tri County Championship. A flashback to the roaring fifties drew about 500 people to Port Perry High School's annual winter carnival last week for what student council Penny Dawson President Penny Dawson described as "Maybe our best carnival yet."" Student Ross Carter, who was responsible for the carnival's organiza- tion explained, "we tried to run it on a theme this year to make it more interesting." The carnival featured all the popular activities of the 50s, even a 'battle of the bands' which saw Bill Van Camp dressed like Elvis singing with his band The Tuned Exhaust. The lack of snow was no problem. Ross Carter said that the carnival was delib- erately planned so it could go with or without snow. For example, bothabicycleand a snowmobile race was planned. The snowmobile eventhadtobe postponed, but nottherest of the events. "We tried to stress mass enter- tainment and mass partici- pation' says Ross Carter. One of the main features of theday was a chariot race. To add excitement chariot dri- vers carried eggs as ammun- ition, but as it turned out the audience had more eggs than the contestants. Students described the scene as a bit messy, but fun. Girls were not allowed! to enter the carnival queen contest. Instead, boy students dressed up in girls clothing paraded for judges. Mark Job is this year's queen. Another popular event was a basketball game between the grade thirteen class and the teachers. 'Naturally we defeated the teachers" bragged Ross Carter. '"The referees cheated for the students" confined Penny Dawson. No one is sure how many baskets were scored. '"'We beat them so badly we lost track of the score' Ross says. As far as 18 year old Penny Dawson is concerned the all night dance was the most exciting part of the whole day. ALL EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AS WEATHER PERMITS. Scugog & Ca Logging Cama 5 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18th a i -- a Ross Carter Several students found spon- sors who pledged to donate a sum of money for every hour the students danced. Four- teenpeoplekept dancing until 6a.m. Karen Taylor and Bob Elliot were two of them. Karen and Bob earned about $90for the heart fund between them. ) "It went pretty well," said Penny. NEED MUSIC? NN --_-- Call 985-3089 P.Hvidsten after 6 p.m. Ta jebasey pieminers of Reach Port Perry Snowmohile Races at the Fair Grovrde | Itis with much regretthatthe Chamber of Commerce has decided to cancelthe 2nd Annual Winter Carnival. Due to lack of snow, four of the main events have had to be cancelled, and it was felt by the Chamber thatrunningapoor carnival was of no assetto the people or the village. Next year, weather permitting, the C of C will again attempt to run a bigger and even much better carnival. THESE EVENTS ARE STILL ON! Broomball Tournament at the Arena (all day starting at 8:00 a.m.) Logging Camp Supper at the Scout Hall (starting at 5:00 p.m.) Public Skating at the Arena on Saturday night » Skating on the Lake (anytime, as ice will be cleared) > VCO FH Nea Ny * 8 Games *10 Teams EE I EEE». 8:00 a.m. to ee eee fifi it oe PORT PERRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BROOMBALL TOUR SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17th 6:00 p.m. Admission 50c for the day 4«>f PORT PERRY ARENA 8 am. Port Perry vs. Peterboro Canucks 9 am. Colborne vs. Peterboro U.E. 10 am. Cobourg vs. Orillia %, 11 am. Minden vs. Barrie Consolation Final - 4 p.m. Championship Final - § p.m. "BAS assAN ASRS NSSSSSAS TTT ETCETERA RCV RCV OVANACSVAUNNSCNS NSS SNCS SSS SSNS SSSSSSISSSSSSSSSSSSSsssaaan sas SSsSSSSSS Sw . ' s! Wo AAS 4 \ ' ; PA Boas P--- AE A 4 ar, LEAN OR LR ATR Sa: Ie Yiw