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& v $ TED GRIFFEN, General Manager of Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Ltd. presenting the trophy to Jim Baird, skip of the winning rink in the annual bonspiel Dances. hockey, broom- ball and snowmobile games are but a few of the high- lights of this years Chamber of Commerce Winter Carni- val. : If the weatherman cooper- ates. and all indications are that he will, this year's carnival will be the best since the event was started four years ago. Busy for the past three weeks. the carnival commit- ,tee has now co-ordinated the events and the final program is complete. Friday - In the evening. skating on the lake. and a "Muckluck™ dance to be held in the Latcham Centre bet- ween 9:00 and 1:00 with bar priviledges. Saturday - Snowmobile rally. skating. girls' broom- ball on the lake. Sea Cadets (tug-a-war, riging of a gin), numerous children's activi- ties. log sawing compeli- tions. snowmobile rodeo (with barrel races. bean & spoon race. shovel & golf ball race elc.). logging camp supper at the Scout Hall, and a Carnival dance at Black- stock. Saturday night. In PORT PERRY FAIR GROUNDS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17 STARTING AT 11:30 A.M. ADMISSION Adulls $1.50 Students 75c Children"tnder 12 FREE PIPE 10LAP FEATURE OPEN STOCK 10 LAP FEATURE OPEN MODIFIED COMPETITORS AND SPECTATORS PARTICIPATE AT THEIR OWN RISK. hla doh ii pda ARR ERT WR DL "Ty sponsored by his company Saturday. The other members of the rink are Jim Davidson, | Ken Middleton and Ralph Somerville. N.H.L. Oldtimers part of winter carnival addition to all of these activi- ties taking place al the lakefront. a Minor Hockey Tournament will be, held all dav in the arena. Sunday - The Chamber of Commerce is-sponsoring a hickey game between the NHL. Oldtimers and the C ol " No-Stars. The *No- Stars™ team includes play- ers from the Lake Scugog Hockey League. C of C and others. This "'pame of the yvear™ starts. at 2:00 p.m. sharp at the Port Perry Arena. Winners of all events dur- ing the carnival will receive Winter Carnival Certifi- cates with the exception of the Snowmobile Rally. This event heing sponsored by the Snowmobile Club is offering a trophy for the winners. See ad on sports page of this week's paper for details and limes of events. Don't miss the fun and excitement of your winler carnival. mark the dates on vour calendar. March 1. 2 and 3and we'll see you there. Atoms shut-out W. Rouge Malmont Farms Atoms end regular league play with a 4 - 0 shutout at home on Feh. 8th. Scoring for Mal- mont were Wilbur, Vernon, Storry and Horton with San- dison and Andrews gelling one assist each and Williams and Robinson picking up two assists apiece. Christie play- Broomball tournament The 2nd Annual Chamber of Commerce Broomball Tournament will be held on Saturday in the local arena. Eight teams will do battle starting at 8 a.m. with the champions and consolation winners receiving the ¢ham- ber of Commerce Plaque's and travel expenses. Cobourg (Bruce & Rick's) will defend their last years championship and Peterboro Canucks will also be on hand. (Last Year's Consolation Winners.) Two Port Perry teams will also be real contenders with fine goal tending from Denis Symes and Wayne Dowson. ed steady goal to earn the shutout. On Feb. 9th. they oulclas- sed Bay Ridges in an exhibi- tion game winning 7 lo 1. Storry picked up two goals with singles going to Wil- liams. Wilbur, Potts, Vernon "and Healy. Horton, Wilbur. Williams and Potls were credited with assists. Chris- tic and Franssen split the poal-tending'" Earlier games saw them defeal West Rouge 510 1 on February 1st and lost only their fifth league game of the season fo Newcastle on Feb. 7th by a 6 to 4 count. The boys now await word from the O.M.H.A. as who their first round opposition will be in the play-offs. In the 24 game schedule just completed. Malmont won 12, lied 7 and lost 5. Excellent goal-tending has heen a decided plus for Malmont all scason with Franssen having an oul- standing goals against aver- ace of 146. Christie as the back up voal-tender has a very re- snectable 2.15. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 13th, 1974 -- 19) Bantamg finis in first "Beare Motors Bantams finish in first place in Lake- shore Bantam Group with 17 wins, 1 tie and 2 losses in 20 games and are presently wailing to play the winners ol Uxbridge and West Rouge % ace Ilson opened the scoring assisted by Stu Cochrane Kent Baird scored from Steve Jones and Phil Cochrane. Kent Baird scored from Sleve Jones and Phil Cochrane Larry Elson series which could possibly? his second goal of the game get started by the end of this week : } Port Perry won their last 3 league games defeating Uxbridge at Home January 23rd. 10 - 2. Port Perry started strong scoring 7 goals in the first period and Steve Jones from [Kd Olsen and Phil Cochrane unassis- ted. Robert Baird from Kent Baird. Colin Wacketl scored unassisted, Robt. Evans from Colin Wackelt. Kent Baird scored assisted by Bill Bridge and Bill Bridge scored unassisted. Uxbridge got 2 goals in® the second period. Port finished the game scoring 3 goals in the last period. [2d Olsen from Stu Coch- rane. Colin Wackelt his second of the night from Olsen and Stu Cochrane. Robt. Evans scored his second goal of the game un- assisted by Wackett and Stu Cochrane with his 3rd assist ol the game. January 30th. Port Perry Bantam "A" trounced New- castle 10 - 9. Robt. Evans scored 2 goals as did Larry Elson and Mike McQuade. Single goals to Ed Olsen, Stu Cochrane and Bill Bridge. Assists in the game 2 each for Stu Cochrane. Steve Jones: Phil Cochrane had 3 Single assists went to Mike Healy. Scot Wilbur, Bill Bridge, Colin Wackett and Ed Olsen. February 1st, Port Perry travelled to Port Hope and won by a 6 - 2 score. Larry on a pass from Mike McQuade Steve Jones scored on a play from Phil Cochrane and Mike Me- Quade. Mike McQuade scored from Phil Cochrane. Robt Evans finished the scoring for Port Perry assis- ted by Colin Wackett. In 20 games of the regular seasons, the Bantams have scored 123 goals to allow only 33 and have played 4 shut out games. IFebruary 6 in a fast clean Exhibition game against Whitby Major Bantams. Port Perry more than held their own and led the bigger Whitby team 2 1. until Whitby tied dhe game with 11 seconds remaining in the game Whitby opened the scoring at 108 of the 1st period. Port Perry tied it up at 10:49. Phil Cochrane scored assis- ted by Steve Jones. The second period was fast and Port Perry carried the play to Whitby but could not score. To this point in the game, only 4 penalties were called two in the first period and two in the second. Phil Cochrane scored un- assisted at the 39 second mark of the third period and it looked as though it would be the winner but Whitby lied the game while Port Perry were short handed with 11 seconds to go. February 13, Aurora Ban- tam will play Port Perry an exhibition game at 7:30 p.m. in the Port Perry arena. BOWLING NEWS continued LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Lucy Cook - 285 High Triple: Lucy Cook - 666 Over 210: France Venning 212: Vivian Rider 244; Janel Cannon 220; Helen Heard 217. 269; Joan Wilkin 250, Marie Hooey 225: Linda IFielding 232; Isobelle Vernon 224; Bev Raines 212; Mary Hawes 238, Lucy Cook 285. Pearl Durand 213: Beth Oke 224, 253: Judy Reader 233: Barb Doupe 216: Shirley Cummings 263: Cathy Bal- lingall 249. 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