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9 PORT PERRY | * STAR x» SPoRrs - By's Mustangs Lose To West Rouge 4-1 Tuesday night Cy Wilsons Mustangs played host to a strong West Rouge team and * dropped the game by a score of 4-1. Cy's Gugs had plenty of opportunities to take over the scoring in the first two *periods but faile dto cash in. Several times the puck was left lying in front of the West Rouge goal tender but there wasn't anyone to pick up the rebounds. West Rouge took the lead 'on a goal by Dear from Quick in the first period. It re- mained that way until the second when Ridding scored unassisted and Dear got his second of the night" from ¢ Quick and Jorg. The first Bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING 7 Screwdriver ................... 14 Sherry ........... Pink Lady Zombie ........... Tom-Collins Hot Toddy .................. 7 tinger 7 Martini 5 Side Car 5 Gin Fiz... co 4 Manhattan .............. 4 Twister... iin 2 High Single-- Donna Warren--260 High Triple-- Alice Scriver--662 Singles 200 and Over-- A. Scriver--220, 214, 228; Jean Walker--210; M. Hop-' kins--206; R. Beare--210; M. §den--214; F. Van Schagen . --236; 'A. Mulder>-202; M. King -- 205; J. Middleton-- 252, 254; M. Sweetman--210; J. Storra--228; E. DeShane-- 204, 237; T. Vanderby--219, 204; V. Ajken--203; D. War- Jen--260; 'I. Campsall--209; . Haugen--230, 231; I. Bow- 'man--200; J. Irvine--210; F. Venning--236; L. LeDuc--220 S. Tulley -- 215; A. Evans-- 223, 222;" B. Evans--250; A: © Chapnian--207; S. DeHaas-- 204; L. Butson--221; P. Fish: eres B3, os ve AI two periods it _was good hockey with both teams hav- ing good opportunities. In the third period West Rouge got a quick goal from 'Allen assisted by Dear and it was game over. Cy's Guys got _on the score sheet with a goal scored by Ron Short assisted by Ken Irvine. Both teams played it rough in the fhird period and ran into penalties. Cy's Guys will be looking forward to the return match. Next week there will be no home game as the Mustangs visit Uxbridge on Wednesday Dec. 11th. 'Make the trip, it is bound to be an exciting game, :" 'Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple---G. McHugh 774 High Triple WH.-- G. Mc¢Hugh 825 High Single--G. McHugh 345 High Single W.H.-- G. McHugh 362 High Scores-- G. McHugh -- 774; Terry Adderley--T720; D. Durham-- 704; F. McNeil--696; K. Ash- ton--690; D. Wallace -- 690; B. Anderson--689; G. Geer-- 1685; R.: Hutchinson--683; R. Willerton -- 673; K. Irvine-- 670; D. McMillan -- 669; B. Owen--667; R. Parker--662; C. Watts--650; J. Stone--855; P. Murphy--658; W. St. John- --647; G. Menzies -- 644; J. Hadley--640; K. Catherwood --638; J. Owen -- 627; T. Thomas--625. Turkey Roll--Thurs., Dec. 12 HOMES WANTED SEAL TAN 110 MA1O b 985.7373 |, All - Star Action The Bantams extended their undefeated string to 6 vi} Port Perry Chamber of Commeérce was host to the young members of the All-Ontario Champion ""C"" Juvenile Team, Tuesday last week. Some 100 persons attended the banquet held in the Christian Education Centre of the United Church. Among those present were, reeve J.J. Gibson, who presented individual trophies to the boys on behalf of the council and citizens of Port Perry. He is seen at left with one of the players, Dale Beare. Centre picture shows coach and manager, Wayne Venning and Mac McMillan, and sponsor of the team, John Ballard with trophies, presented to them by the team. The sponsor, John Ballard Lumber Co. Ltd. also presented the players with jackets. To the right, is one of the pla Mr. Ballard. yers, Wm. Wanamaker receiving his from ! ¢ . --Staff Photo games with an 8-2 win over Uxbridge at the arena last Wednesday. The Chevs opened the scor- ing when Ken Nightingale scored from Brent - Heard. Rick Campbell knocked in a Heard rebound to make it 2-0. In the second period Heard scored himself after Glen McCoy's shot was stopped. to Ajax and 7-1 to Stouffville. * * * HOUSE LEAGUE ACTION The Bantam league rolls along with continued excite- ment. Cartwright remained on top with a 4-1 win over Gibson, Wright and Huntington got the scores while McNab re- plied for Gibson's club. Ste- phen's scorers were Short, Campbell, Nesbitt, Phinney & Skinner in their 3-2 win over' Lefort who got 'goals from Evans and John: son, In Pee Wee two low scor- ing games were played, Hurst and McCoy tieing 1-1 and Best downing Cartwright 3-1. It was Hadley in the second period for Hurst and Bron- son in the first who got the first game's goal. Bourgeois Brian and Brett Campbell scored in Best's win against Henke's Cartwright goal. In Novice Cartwright got tallies from -Larmer (3) and Hawes in their 4-0 shut out of Petrozzi, In the other game Marten (3), McKee 2) and Pearce scored in a 6.3 Williams win over McQuade who got a hat trick from Cochrane. Uxbridge got one back be- fore Dave Bourgeois counted from Dale Bronson to make it 4-2. The third period saw one Uxbridge goal overshadowed by four Port Perry scores. Marksmen were Larry Jack- son from Campbell, Neil Mec- Laughlin from Brent Heard, Dale Bronson assisted by Glen McCoy and Robert Tay- lor from Cal Cochrane and Bill Jeffrey. Wayne Dowson playing in his first game of the year shared net minding duties with Rick Short. Tripp Construction Novice tied Lindsay 3-3 and led by John Kane's 3 goals downed Peterborough, 3-1 the past week. The Legion Pee Weés lost 'two league games § « 1 Ladies Curling Week Nov. 19th-- Tuesday N. Kenny 6, R. Mitchell 6 B. Beare 8, H. Bathie 5 H. Carnwith 6, G. Hunter 5 M. McCoy 9, I. Mitchell 5 Wednesday A, Cox 9, J. Gray 6 I. Carter 8, E. Doyle 6 M. Snooks 8, D. Beare 5 Thursday M. Holderhsaw 7, H. McMaster 4 A. Dowson 7, H. Thompson 7 C. Martyn 16, M. Panabaker 1 . [ J [ J Week Nov 26th-- Tuesday H. Carnwith 8, M. McCoy 4 I Mitchell 10, G. Hunter 4 R. Mitchell 12, H. Bathie 6 B. Beare 7, N. Kenny 3 Wednesday : D. Beare 6, I. Carter 5 J. Gray 18, M. Snooks 1 E. Doyle 9, A. Cox 4 Thursday H. Thompson 11, C, Martyn 2 M. Pansbaker 18, UNCLE And His BENNY WILSON Cross Canada Western MBOREE Brought To You By CY WILSON FORD Featuring * Toronto's One and Only Allied Recording Artists THE BLUE DIAMONDS . Canada's Answer To Johnny Cash GERRY LEE | And Many Other Known Names ALSO 25 MINUTES FOR AMATEUR TALENT -- DON'T MISS THIS SHOW -- SUNDAY, Dec. 8 -& rm. to10 p.m. 2 hour on the wind wy GLUB ANNRENE M. Holdershaw 4 H McMaster 7, A. Dowson 4 TICKETS AT THE DOOR