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eT 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, March 14th, 1968 8 a.m. OSHAWA vs. AJAX 9 a.m. PORT HOPE vs. STOUFFVILLE |PORT PERRY ARENA ./ BANTAM TOURNAMENT' SATURDAY MARCH 16th PORT PERR 10 a.m. BAY RIDGES vs. PORT PERRY 11 a.m. MARKHAM vs. PETERBORO Y ARENA PORT PERRY * STAR SPORTS PRESENTED WITH CARLYLE McGILL TROPHY : Novice Lakeshore Champions Friday evening past The Novice All Stars won the Zone Championship by elim- ination of a very strong con- tender the West Rouge Club. Prior to the Second game commencing, the spectators had the privilege of seeing the Port Perry Tripp Const. All Stars being presented with the Carlyle McGill Me- morial Trophy. Mr. Gordon Hawes, First Vice President of OMHA Hockey for the Province of Ontario, and Mr. tunities with David Horton off for tripping at 4.30, then John Kane for Elbowing at 5.36 and Bret Campbell at the 9.00 mark for tripping. After a five minute rest both teams came out to in- sure a victory, but the best either team could do was to take shots at each other's goalies and Jamie Malcolm giving added advantage to the opposition by getting a penalty at the 14 min. mark for tripping. But alas the period ended with no scor- ing. Port Perry winning the game 1-0. The series, two games to none for West Rouge. The Port Perry Notice must now await for Oak Ridges and Sutton to finish their series for the champ- ionship. Novice goes to the Bramp- 'ton Tournament to play their first game against Harriston. Rodney McGill, son of Carlye McGill presented the trophy to Tim Ashbridge, Capt. of the Novice All Stars. On behalf of Port Perry Minor Hockey and Novice - All Stars we wish to thank the sponsor Mr. J. Tripp of Tripp Const. and Mr. Gordon Hawes and Mr. Rodney Mec- Gill for making this a mem- orable evening for Port Perry fans. Port Perry vs. West Rouge The second game being played in Port Perry seen two teams determined to win this big one. The first period seen Port Cartwright Wins Little NHL Novice Consolation Trophy Cartwright opened the] scoring on a goal by Colin Asselstine. Oakwood came back and tied it up a short time later. Brad Black then came up with a goal to put Cartwright ahead 2-1 but Oakwood fought back to tie it up and then went ahead on another to make it 3-2. The Cartwright boys then had to go all out as -time was running out and Terry] Prosser tied it on a nice niin break-away goal. At the end of regulation play the game was tied 3-3. It was then decided by five boys, from each team shoot- ing from the far" blue line into the open net. Cart- wright won the shoot off 1 to nil. Steve Crawford got the -one for Cartwright. Check The Label On Your Paper Ice Fishing Popular Sport During the winter of 1948 there were 860 fish huts on the ice of Lake Simcoe. From 1948 to 1960, ice fish- ing became very popular and each-year- attracted sev- eral hundred more anglers. The count in 1960 revealed. over 4,000 fish huts. At the time it appeared the number of fish huts had reached the peak, since there was very little change in the number of huts from 1960 to 1967. Figures for the past 5 years show the following number of huts on the lake: 1967 -- 3,893 1966 -- 3,900 1965 -- 3,843 1954 -- 4,079 1963 -- 3,963 The recent 1968 .survey showed a decided increase, with a total of 4,500 - 607 more than in 1967 --repre- senting the largest number of fish huts ever to be _placed on the lake. Conservation Officer Har- old Van Wyck, who has been conducting the aerial sur- veys for a number of years, suggests two factors that could contribute to the large increase this year--the lake freezing over early with the temperatures. keeping well |] below zero for a consider- able length of time, making nearly perfect ice conditions and more anglers taking ad- vantage of this worthwhile sport with the modern up- |! to-date travel by snowma- chine. In another report Conser- vation Officer Andrew Flet- cher at Brooklin stated that although Lake Scugog has been open to ice fishing for the past 2 or 3 years, it wasn't' until' February 29th that 3 Oshawa fishermen fin- ally broke the ice and tried their luck. This Lake doesn't offer quite the quality of fish or fishing that its neighbour holes about 30 yards off the Government dock at Port Perry in about 4 or 5 feet of water. Fishermen are encouraged 'to take advantage of the fact that Lake Scugog is open to winter fishing, and is obvi- ously a likely spot for some tasty perch, as well as "mud cats" a little later on when they start biting. Be advised though, cau- tioned Mr. Fletcher, that ice conditions .at this time of year, are subject to rapid changes, and be cautious at all times. Lake Simcoe does, but these | men caught well over 2 doz- en healthy sized perch in a couple of hours in the warm |: They were]: afternoon sun. kept busy running from line to line as they fished in open PORT PERRY JUDO $1.00 Annual Membersh JUDO CLASSES will be held at the SCOUT HALL--Beginning THURS. MAR. 21 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. All Boys Welcome -- Minimum Age 7 Years, THURSDAY, MARCH 21st., FREE "AFTER MAR. 21st MEMBERSHIP FEE For Further Information Call MAPLE LEAF CLUB ip Fee - 75¢ per evening 985- 3165. Perry score at the 3.15 mark. David Horton from Glenn " McKeen and Edward Olsen. The best West Rouge could do this period was: to get two penalties. The second period had no scoring but plenty of oppor- Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE March 7th High Triple-- R: Willerton--775 High Triple W.H.-- F. Olsen--1776 High Single-- . R. Willerton--313 High Single W.H.-- - F. Olsen--307 Triples 625 & Over-- R. Willerton--775; F. Ol sen--761; J. Owen--743; T. Thomas -- 716; J. Parker-- 700; R. Parker--683; -G. Geer --665; D. Butt--662; K. Ash- ton--662; J. Wilson Sr.--658 N. Middleton--650; J. Dow- son--649; D. Durham -- 649; B. Owen--648; B. Anderson |i --646; R. Hope -- 641; J. Heayn--642; C.. Watt--636; G. Menzies -- 634; F. Hast- ings--632; R. Graham--62T7; J. Waldinsperger--626. a Team Standings-- Don's Raiders ©... 55 "No Chur Boys ............... 53 Carnegie ............... 1 47 Causeway Kids .......... 40 Eden's Lucky Strikes ... Stars Archer Pontiacs Middleton's Meats ............ 35 Dowsaon's R. & W. ......... 32 Beare's Chevs ............. 32 LGA. .........osiinmnrsivanrini 29 Can. Tire .... . 24 Pictured above are the members of the Port Perry Tripp Construct- ion Novice team who won the Lakeshore Novice Championship and who were presented with the Carlyle McGill Memorial Trophy last Friday evening in the Port Perry Arena, Port Perry eliminated Brooklin and then West Rouge for this honour. Pictured from left to right: Front row: Terry Prosser, John Scott, Eddie Olsen, Gordon Scoll; Second row: - Brett Campbell, Danny McKee, Richie LaForte, John Kane, Glen McKeen, Barry Heard, Timmy Ashbridge (captain), Jamie Malcolm, Phil Cochrane, Jon Bourg: 'eols; Third row: Gary Geer, coach, David Horton, David Mathison, Paul Litt, Sean Taylor, Brian Campbell, (manager), Merideth McKee, coach. y v 3 Ross Sweetman, Port Perry Star Photo