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ee rE KI om SBA SE a 2 Pe ) ee bt ry he er a Sorbet - ~ " hl > Se Lo rs 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 23rd, 1974 LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: L. Tripp - 309 High Triple: E. Oke - 698 G00 Triples: E. Oke 698; J. Storry 661; L. Tripp 662; T. Vanderby - 659; D. Goreski 637; J. Irwine 633: Singles 210 and over: L. Tripp 309; T. Vanderby 303; J. Storry 276; 1. Bartley 268; O. Gibson 254; J. Irwine 249; M. Smits 2427 E. Oke 224, 225, 249; J. Baumchin 235; A. Meester 221; D. McLean 221; B. Evans 220; S. Chilton 220; E. Vernon 220; 'N. Robinson 220; A. Weir 216; D. Goreski 210, 241; M. Raby 212; L. Hunt- ington 212; D. Thompson 214; Team Standings-- Orchids ................ 17 Daisies .............. 15 Peonies .... ............ 14 ROSES ..ooonvvreevenisss 13 Phlox ........ .......... 11 ASIOrS. ....onovciiivias. 10 Tulips .....ooovnnnen. 10 Pansies ................ 8 Violets ............. | 8 Lilacs ............ .. .. 9 Mums .......... | 8 Lilies... ........ .. .. ... 4 PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED LEAGUE Boys High Single: Kevin Walker - 249 High S.W.H. David Sykes 246 2 BOWING NEWS High Triple: Kevin Walker - 569 High Triple W.H. Steve Rese - 551 Standings-- Tiger Cat .............. 21 Spitfires .............. 14 Syclones ................ 7 Peanut .................. 0 LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Barb Doupe - 277 High Triple: Mabel Cook - 658 Over 210: Beth Oke 238, 215; Judy Reader 219; France Venning 258; 230; Vivian Rider 253; Ann Elliott 215; Bev Raines 253; Mabel Cook 261; Helen Heard 236; Joan Wilkin 223; Barb Doupe 277; Elaine Laroque 254; Louann Popo- wich 224; Joan Middleton 231; Lucy Cook 213; Ruby Roach 211; Carol Philips 210; Jane Todd 220; Nancy Polh- inghocke 252; Marion * Hopkins 213. Over 600 Triple: France Venning 652; Mabel Cook 658; Barb Doupe 657; Jane Todd 625. Standings-- Celery ................ 35 Carrots ................ 30 Asparagus ............ 29 Spinach ............ ... 29 Parsnips .............. 26 Beets .................. 26 Turnips ................ 24 Onions ................ 23 Lettuce ................ 20 Cucumbers ............ 19 Potatoes .............. 18 Radishes .............. 15 RELIABLE PLUMBING & HEATING REPAIRS eo ALTERATIONS e NEW WORK "Service is our business" Bert Faber 985-2012 ITS NOT FOR THE BEGINNER. When you're ready for some real fun, see us. We'll show you livelier machines-- 1974 NITRO II Models on Display (easy financing available) TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service BLACKSTOCK, 986-4283 LADIES WEDNESDAY " AFTERNOON BOWLING High Single: Jean Sutherland - 254 High Triple: Vera Brown - 633 Over 200 Singles: Marion Geer 245; Carol Doyle 231; Jean Sutherland 254; Vera Brown 235, 209; Merle St. John 242, 217; Daine Davies 203; Pat'Arm- strong 211, 232; Gerri Langille 225, 219; Joy Ballard 206, Marg Vehof 208; Shirley Cummings 212; Irene Fielding 201. Standings-- Crocus +oouvvvvunisssses 35 Lilacs coocovviniiiicis 27 Tulps coovemiiiaiazs 23 ROSES ....ovvvivissnins 23 - Violets ............. -20 Daffodils ............ 13 MEN'S TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Harold Jefferey - 342 High Triple: Harold Jeffrey - 734 H.S.W.H. Harold Jeffrey - 356 H.T.W.H. Larry King - 778 High Average: Dave Vivian - 211 Triples Over 600: Harold Jeffrey 734; Larry King 721; Dean Beare 674; Ron Redman 668; Dave Vivian 659; Jim Richards 632; Bill Owen 628: Jim Rider 627. Standings-- Better Sports .......... 35 Spitfires .............. 32 SO. Bees .............. 30 Beavers .............. 29 Long Horns .......... 24 ACCS ...:icsvmmumiinnnens 18 Bettor Sports second section winners. MEN"S THURSDAY BOWLING Pts. 1. Emmersons ........ 17 2. Nachurs ....... ag 18 3. Stars ............. 4. Edens .. ........ ... 4 5. IGA ......._....... 6. Dowsons 7. Dairy ............. 8. Zerings 9. Ballards ... 10. Stones ....... 1 11. Middletons ..... .. 5 12. L. Scugog .. . 2 H.T. - Ross Weir 738 H.S. - Bill Owen 319 HT.W.H. - Tom Eden 756 HS.W.H. - Bill Owen 320 Triples Over 625: R. Weir 738; G. Wilson 714; B. Owen 707; J. Owen 707, K. Ashton 660; R. Sweetman 647; V. Walker 643; P. Thompson 640; B. Anderson 637. LADIES CURLING Janvary 15, Tuesday: B. Beare 5, M. McCoy 7 I. Mitchell 3, M. Foster 7 M. Snooks 8, C. Martyn 4 H. Carnwith 7, R. Mitchell 6 January 16, Wednesday: H. McMaster 6, N. Howsam 10 J. Kyte 4, H. Thomson 5 M. Panabaker 5, D, Beare 6 I. Carter 12, N. Malcolm 4. ! Le Flamingos blank Sutton 4-0 The first half of the game was closely played with the Port boys having a little edge in the play, It wasn't until the 13 minute mark in the second period that Camapyola assisted by Hadden was able to put the Flamingos on the score sheet. The third period was all Port Perry as they scored 3 goals and should of had more. At the 4:30 mark, Aldred scored unassisted and at the 6:40 mark, Bourgeois scored with Jack- son assisting. The final goal was scored by Hill "with Campbell and Aldred assis- ting. Ken Davidson played in goal to pick up the shut out. Ken did not have a lot to do but came up with some real good saves. There were only 5 penal- ties in the game with Port getting 3 and Sutton 2. The Flamingos next home game will be played in Port Perry next Sunday night against Frankford Hushies at 8:15. They travel to Ux- bridge on Wednesday night to play an exhibition game against Kingston Voyageurs and then play Lindsay at Lindsay on Friday night. Steve Tumor - Lind. .. 25 B. Abercrambie - Lind. 25 Kevin Graham - Lind. .. 27 Lou Doucette - Frank, . 24 Ken Jenkins ~ Lind. 27 Doug Christie - P.P. ... 24 Mark Jobb - P.P. ... ... 26 John Pollock - Cob. ...... 26 Individual Leaders CENTRAL ONTARIO JR. C STANDINGS Team GP WL T Cobourg 26 21*5 0 Lindsay ..... 27 19 5 3 Port Perry... 26 15 8 3 Bowmanville 26~ 7 12 *7 Frankford . 26 6 14 6 Port Hope .. 25 6 16 3 Sutton .... 26 317* 6 * Indicates Leaders Player Team GP Terry Lewis - Cob. . 24 S. Richardson - Lind. .. 26 Jim Flesch - Cob. ... .. 26 Garth Beer - Cob. .. ... 26 Terry Irwin - Cob. . ... 25 GA PiM Pts GAA 133 *789 42 5.11 122 627 41 4.52 117* 611 33 4.50 142 720 21 5.46 142 194 700 18 7.46 115 167 538 15 6.68 97 154 579 12 5.95 GF 201* 199 152 123 Goals Ass. PiM Pts. 42 36* 152* 178* 47% 30 73 iii 22 36* 60 58 24 31 48 55 19 36* 21 55 19 30 9 49 21 27 44 48 15 32 65 47 19 25 58 44 13 30 34 43 26 16 43 42 18 23 73 41 26 14 24 40 Fl Goals - Av.' Wayne Cordingley - Ken. Davidson - Port Perry - 4.50, Swiss teams hold more practices Minor hockey has a history of only four years in the Swiss town of Wallisellen, but great strides have 'been taken in establishing it as a major sport. Jorg Huber, manager of the Wallisellen Hockey Club, explained the development of hockey. Seven years ago the club was formed, with approximately 70 members. In the first three years only senior hockey was played with ~~ Wallisellen teams against . other towns and cities in the area, Four years ago the minor hockey system was started, when an artificial open-air rink was built in the town. Thus the players on the touring midget team have only been skating four years. This puts them four years behind their Canadian counterparts. There are 500 members in the club now and 90 boys playing hockey in the Junior, Midget and Bantam catego- ries, that represent the town in a kind of all-star league. There are seven teams in the grouping and the Midgets LAKE SCUGOG HOCKEY LEAGUE GPW L TPis Bethany... 1511 3 1 23 . PortPerry15 8 5 2 18 Utica ..... 15 6 6 3 15 PontyPool15 6 8 1 13 Woods ... 15 5 9 1 11 Bruces ... 15 3 8 4 10 10:00 - Ponty Pool vs. Bethany ) 11:30 - Port Perry vs. . Woods 1:20 - Utica vs. Bruces PORT PERRY BROOMBALL ASSOC. GPW L TPts Utica . .. 1412 1 125 Pr. Albert 14 9 1 4 22 D-RSports 14 3 5 6 12 Whitby 14 4 7 3 11 Oshawa 14 2 8 4 8 Brian's S. 14 1 9 4 6 3:00 - Utica vs. Prince Albert 4:00 - D-R Sports vs. Oshawa 5:00 - Brian's vs. Whitby play one game per week and have two training sessions. The children below Midget age have been engaged in a program similar to power skating. The eight-year olds have one training session a week and play:about eight-or nine what we would call house league games through the winter. Nothing comparable to the gruelling schedule that minor teams have in Canada. Even the all-star team practices more than it plays in league games. The club also sponsors a men's team that plays in the Swiss first division. Mr. 'Huber 'said that than league games hockey received a large boost when artificial rinks were built in about a dozen villages in and Zurich. The coaching expertise has been provided by Canadians = and Czechs through clinics. Mr. Huber explained that hockey could never become - as widespread in Switzer- - land as it is in Canada, . because there are too many competing sports. The mumber one game there is soccer, with activities such as swimming and Boy Scouts «competing for the boys' time and energy in the winter months. Stouffville Tribune JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILE payment. o Interest Free until September, 1974 nothing (3a runs |e like a Deere Buy now, savings Buy any John Deere Snowmobile now and get a' lot of peak-season use with only a small: down e Small Down Payment gela UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. PORT PERRY, ONT - PHONE 985-3042 (2 miles West of Manchester) around 2 & . ? & L 5 q \ | 3 4 3 y | E I' %