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PORT PERRY * STAR % SORTS What a way to start Minor llockey Week in Canada. The Tournament got' off the ground at 8 a.m. Sat., Jan. 20 and ran smooth as silk -all day. without a hitch. This was due to the great jobs done by Tournament Com. mittee headed by Grant " Campbell and Don Cochrane: Don also organized the re- fereeing for the 10 games. Don Bronson was in charge -of the men who were assign- ed to each team for the day. Their job being to assist the visiting teams to dressing rooms and check their equip- ment and guide the team to according to schedule. We must mention . here also about the great job done by the Scout Mothers who catered, along with the help of some of the Hoc- key mothers in feeding some 180 plavers and coaches in shifts of 2 teams every hour from 10.30 - 1.30, till every: one had their turkey dinner. At this point we take hats off to Joe Waldinsperger & Maurice Jeffery who were in charge of procuring the food for the dinner which was donated by Chalet Farms, Ross & Marg's Carload Gro- ceteria, Chas. Bourgeois, Fla- the Scout Hall to eat. Due to the effort's of Stuart Mec- Quade, Ivan Hawes, Bruce McCoy, Clare Nightingale, Bob Parker, Larry Best and Murray Lee, everything went ™ mingo Pastries and Ideal Dairy. Minor Hockey is indeed fortunate to have so many good workers in. the organ- ization and so many eager A Lucky And Happy Boy No young hockey player could be more happy than Kevin Willis was on Saturday night. Dick Gamble, who operates a hockey school in Bowmanville, sponsored a Pee Wee Tournament in the Arena on Saturday and also donated a week of free hockey training at his school, for one of the High Single-- Pee Wee Tournament Great Success Boost] people, to help us Minor Hockey in Port Perry. Don't forget a full sched- ule of games in the House Leagué, Sat. Jan. 27th as usual and T.V. draw 4.30. PEE WEE TOURNAMENT 1st 'game of the day Ux- bridge came out strong and with the help of their big star "Tommy Newton getting 4 of their 5 goals, downed | Port Perry Legion all stars 5.2. Doug Christie & Tim Ashbridge scored for Murray Lee's Legion team. Port Perry boys played a very slow game but later. really put up a good game pasinet Pickering. 2nd game.saw-a very even- ly matcher pair of teams play as Port Perry House league (Continued on Page 11) BOWLING LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Virgo Leo ..... PEEL, CORON Sagittarius .... Cancer Serrarereyterarserentenenest Gemini Scorpio Aries Aquarius ...... Capricorn .-Libra 2756--Jackie Stora {i High Triple-- 667--Edna DeShane Marlene Moore 'Singles 200 and. Over-- Edna Deshane --:205, 243, 219; L. Butson--219; C. Watts --230; M. Moore -- 233, 247; A.'Chapman--214; P. Ellicott --201; G. Hastings--252, 231; J. Midgleton--206; .S. Stone-- 208; D. Phinney -- 227; J. Goode--238; H. McTavish-- 217; D. Warren--201; M. Ed- en--215; L. Haugen--216; A. Scriver--202, 209; L. Tripp-- 203; M. Hopkins -- 243; 'S. participating players. The lucky winner of the draw was Kevin Willis, and above he is accepting the necessary cre- dentials from Mr. Gamble which will allow him to take pert in an exciting week in Bowmanville. & Pletured above are the big winners of the Pee Wee .......Yournament held In Port Perry arena on Saturday, The . Ajax boys (above) pla 24. good hockey to overpower the Bryant -- 202; G. Hurlbert-- 224; J. Storra--275; S. De- Haas--205; R. Beare--207; A. Evans--239. -- ERA CRB Er te ot £ The Men Responsible For "Toumament v Pictured above is Dick Gamble (centre): who sponsored the local Pee ment held in the arena on Saturday. With Dick is Don Cochrane (left) and Grant Campbell on the right who were in charge Wee Tourna- of the tournament. be congratulated for their fine efforts. The tournament was a big success, it ran smooth- ly and within a.very few minutes of being: right on schedule. Don and Grant are fo : Lo Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Bobolinks ...... ... 29 Orioles .................28 Seagulls... ....27 Ravens .......... 25 * Sparrows .. 23 Wrens 22 Parrots ...... .. ... 19 Eagles .................. 18 Robins... 18 Canaries ..... ..... 17 "Bluebirds... 16 Cardinals... 10 {High Triple=B. Oke=7173 High Single--B. Oke--311. Over 210-- B. Oke--311.-269; B. Col- lins--271, 213; M. St. John-- 265, 233; I. Doune -- 261; A. Chandler--257, 220. B. Raines 254; D. Tavlor--252;E. Mole --249: S. Brignall -- 248; H 'Heard--248 228; Marie Cook --239: B. Ballingal--232;, C. Warriner -- 225: E.-Bailey-- 221; V. Ridet--219; M. Gra. ham--218; M. Doune--217: R. Moore--217: C. Wilson--215; P. Rowe--213, 211, Over 600-- _B. Oke--1773; M. St. John-- 701; B. Collins -- 690; H. Heard -- 677; A. Chandler-- 652; E. Dalley ot; C. wil son--=602, : High .. the. freely: tough Usbridge. team who were , Uxbridge Hawks Trounce The Port Perry Flamingos continued on their losing streak Tuesday night when the Uxbridge Black Hawks skated to an easy 8-2 victory over the locals. The Flamingos had just previously lost a close 4-3 de- cision on Saturday night to the Sunderland Harvesters, a game ~ where they showed plenty of spirit and good hockey, and with a break or two could have won just as easy. The locals seemed to be skating hard against the Black Hawks but could not BOWLING MEN'S THURSDAY : N|GHT LEAGUE le--T. Thomas 831 High Triple WosH-------- N. McNulty 832 High-Single--K. Ashton 336 High Single W. H.-- N. McNulty 318. Triples 625 & Over-- T. Thomas --- 831; K. Ash- ton--824; R. Willerton--705; N. McNulty -- 772; J. Parker --T760; J. Healy -- 743; B. Owen--T742; I. Boyd--872; G. Menzie--66; J. Hadley--664; W. St. John--8660; J.-Wilson "| Sr.--660; _T. Chandler -- 656; J. Owen--653; J. Ballingall-- 652; K. Skerrat -- 651; D. McMillan -- 644; F. Olsen-- 638; G. Geer--629; J. Harper --626; J. Stone--625. 2 Team Standings-- Stars Raiders Can. Tire Dowson's R. & W. ..... Hope's 1.G.A. Beare Motors 18 Eden's Lucky Strikes 13 Archer Pontlacs .. =1 Middleton's Meats. Causeway Kids ..... [gs {Port Perry Flamingos 8-2. come up with the puck on they needed 10 4nd could not cope with 'Rennick and Pow- less, two smoothies with the Uxbridge crew. The Hawks jumped into a, 5.0. lead bythe. end,/of the first period and never looked back. This first stanza prov- ed to be the locals downfall as they could. Jot | seem to get untracked. ., The Fo Zand third periods saw the Flamingos playing a little better when they split goals with the visit: ors and in the third the Hawks picked up two more to the Flamingo's one. ) The line of Newt Woods, John McMillan and Mert Me- Kee were the best for Port '| with Woods picking up. both of the local tallies and John McMillan assisting on both. Gaylord Powless was the * big gun for the Hawks pick- ing up the hat trick while 'Barry Gould picked up 2, & singles went to Art Rennick, Mickey Flynn and Bob Smith. With "only three more games to play in the schedule the Flamingos need one more win to.assure them 'the last play-off birth. Keswick Co- mets are only one point be- - hind them and they play here next "Tuesday - night. ® They also have a game with Uxbridge and one with New- castle to finish off the sche- dule. All - Star "Action « . The Beare Motor Bantams '| dropped two close games to Stouffville in Stouffville on - Thursday 4-3 and at home on Friday 4-2. The Novice meanwhile beat o -| Pickering 6-0 Friday and tied Lindsay 3-3 in Camby on Saturday: The Bantam all stars are host to Brooklin & Novice all | stars play -Eindsay Friday, = Jan. 26th at the arena. . mt