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w L - Mustangs. A147 Sch . EA EAT VaR SA PORT PERRY * STAR x SPORTS Mustangs Win Their First Series Defeat Uxbridge In Three Games First Game Mustangs 6 -- Uxbridge 2 On Tuesday night Cy's Mustangs opened their play- off series with Uxbridge and came up with-a 6-2 victory. The game was fast skating and end to end rushes by both teams. The first period and a half was scoreless and kept the fans sitting on the edge of their seats waiting for the first goal. The delay was do mainly to outstanding goal tending and fine defen- sive work by both teams. Grant McLaughlin scored the opener when some fine fore checking by the line paid off and both Paul Heard and Glenn Geer were reward- - ed with assists. Just before the period ended the same three clicked again with Mc- Laughlin getting his second - goal of the night, In the third period the Mustangs didn't let up and Ken Irvine and Danny Mec- Cartney fed Rick Evans a fine pass to put him in the clear and he made no mis- take to make it 3-0 for the Glenn' Geer and Grant McLaughlin teamed up for the fourth Mustangs goal - with Grant finishing the play . to get: his hat-trick. Grant McLaughlin who also played _on a line with J Paul Kane and "Rick Trotter 'came up' With "his fourth goal on a pass : from Paul Kane. Uxbridge didn't give up and came on to score with John Scott doing a solo for their first counter and putt- ing the finish on a play from Ken Geer and Reg Westgarth Mustangs came back and counted again before the end of the game when Rick Trot- ter let a sizzler go from just inside the blueline when he picked up a pass from, Glenn Geer. The game was a complete team effort: with special mention to the fine game played by Dave Gray who deserved a shutout and Grant McLaughlin who seemed » be Sverywhere at once. must say a.word about the defence also, despite having been short handed on de- fence they did a tremendous job. Second Game Uxbridge 5 -- Mustangs 3 On Wednesday the Must- angs visited Uxbridge for the second game of the ser- ies and dropped a 5-3 decis- ion to a fired up Uxbridge team who out hustled the Mustangs all the way. Uxbridge outskated Cy's Guys and as a result finished up the second period with a 5-1 lead. H it hadn't been for the work of Dave Gray in the nets it could have been more. The Mustangs came to life in the third period with two quick goals and Uxbridge were hard pushed to hold on. Ken Irvine took a penal- ty shot for the Mustangs and deked the goalie beauti- fully, only to have the puck trickle past the goal post. It was a typical Uxbridge- Port Perry game featuring fast skating and good hockey throughout the game. Third Game 'Mustangs 6 -- Uxbridge 3 .On Saturday the Port Perry fans: were -treated to an: ex- citing hockey game when the Mustangs defeated the Uxbridge Midgets 6-3 to take the series' two games to one. Ken Irvine assisted by Paul Heard got the Mustangs Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY | "70 CALL FOR THE BEST BUY ON YOUR INSURANCE BOB ALEXANDER CREDIT UNION BUILDING BROOKLIN Phone 655-3804 STATE FARM Insurance Companies wn ie Imagine Canadian Head Office Scarborough, Ontario BOWLING LEAGUE Cha-Cha . 38 Foxtrot H. Single--N. Jackman 300 H. Triple--B. Oke 716 '| Triples Over 600-- B. Oke -- 716; I. Ooupe-- 681; -L. Bertrand -- 652; J. ll Taylor--es2; M. Potts--0845; E. Bailey--626; S. Hoskin-- 625; J. Jackman -- 624; J. Fleming--621; J. McLeod -- 614. Singles Over 210-- J. Jackman--300; L. Bert- rand--208; J. Fleming--279; J. McLeod--279; M. Potts-- 268; J Mahaffey -- 264; J. Taylor--262, 215; D. Menzie --262; S. Hoskin--257, 214; 1. Doupe--250, 246; M. Geer --249; B. Oke--248, 236, 232; V. Butt--240; K. Harper -- 240; J. Barbour -- 232; D. Venning -- 232; A. Chandler --229; D. Martyn --228; M. Rahm--224; E. Bailey--218, 210; M. Cook--216; P. Salter --215! W. McLaughlin--215; B. Collins--214; H. Heard-- 213; P. Lovering -- 213; G. Langille--213; C. Warriner-- 212, off on the right foot whén they checked Uxbridge to a standstill while shorthanded and scored their first goal, Danny McCartney cashed in a three way passing plav from Rick Trotter and Rick Evans for the second goal. Another unu-ual play re- sulted in the Mustangs third goal when Dave: Gray the Mustangs goalie passed the puck to. Ken Irvine whn scored on a sizzling slap-shot from just outside the blue- line. It makes the second year in a row for the Must- angs goalie to receive an assist. In the second period Ux- bridge came out flying and scored two goals to narrow the margin to 3-2. Uxbridge goals were scored by John Scott and John Bradbury with assists to Hank Arts, Murray Cox and Bill Lunney with two. In the third period Must- angs got rolling again with a goal from Rick Evans on a fine play from Rick Trott- er and Roger Moarce. Then Ken Irvine got his third of the game to make it 5-2 Uxbridge came up with a goal by John Scott assisted by Reg Westgarth to show that Uxbridge were still very much alive; Ken: Irvine got his fourth of the game on a breakaway to make the final score 6-3. Uxbridge should be prais- -ed- forthe fine series" they played. All three games were never decided until the final whistle and provided the fans with lively entertainment. By the time this is printed] . the first game with Brooklin will have been played with the second game in Brooklin on Friday night. Will Jr. Hockey Return To Port? This question may well be answered on Sunday After- noon when an open meeting will be called at.the arena, 2:30 pm, ' A group of men are willing to set-up a Junior "C" or Junior "D" team here in the 1969-70 season if possible. The people of Port Perry are without O.H.A. Hockey this season with the folding of the Int. "C" Club and with the fine Minor Hockey system in operation many feel a Junior team could be operated with proper man- agement. A lot of careful thought must be given such a ven- ture so it is hoped that all interested hockey fans, exe- cutives and possible sponsors will come out on Sunday and express their line of thought. BUY -- SELL L : REALESTATE LTO REALTOR 985-7373 BOWLING LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Screwdriver ........... 51 Tom Collins .............. 43 Manhattan ........... 42 Pink Lady .................. 39 Hot Toddy ........:...... 39 Sherry Twister Gin Fizz ......o0ei 27 Side Car ............. 27 Stinger Zombie .... Martini High Single-- Louise Haugen--318 High Triple-- Louise Haugen--691. Singles 200 and Over-- L. Campsall--214; L. Hau- gen--318, 206; M. Sweetman --230; K. Imrie -- 200; M. Doupe--236; R. Beare--203; D. Stephens -- 210, 235; S. Tulley--214; B. Evans--256; D. Phinney--216; A. Mulder --243, 228; G. Hurlbert--220; A. Scriver--245; M. Durham --242; M. Raby--212; J. Wal- ker--241; J. Irvine--210; F. Venning -- 201; J.- Storrey-- 203; A. Chapman--211, 221; P. Ellicott--230, 208; J. Mid- dleton--272; C. Watts--244, 241; E. Pogue--264, 245; J. Scarlett--201; S. Stone--233; M. Reeve--239; P. Fisher -- 200. Triples 600 and Over-- C. Watts--655; E. Pogue-- 661; A. Chapman -- 632; M. Cook--630; B. Oke--621: Ladies Curling Feb. 4th--Tuesday B. Beare 8, P. Jones 5 I. Mitchell 10, R. Mitchell 7 G. Hunter 11, N. Kenny 6 M. McCoy 9, H. Carnwith 4 LJ [J J Feb. 5th--Wednesday D. Beare 9, J. Gray 6 M. Snooks:11, E. Doyle 4 A. Cox 8,;M. McMaster 5 I. Carter 13, M. Holdershaw 8 LJ LJ * Feb, 6th--Thursday C. Martyn 10, M. Panabaker 2 H. Green 8, H. Thomson 5 A. Dowson 8, H. McMaster 7 Bowling "MEN'S THURSDAY "NIGHT BOWLING Feb. 6th Team Standings-- 15 Can. Tire Causeway Kids ... Stars Ballard's Lumber Don's Raiders Nachur Boys Middleton's Meats . Macherj Pontiacs Beare Chevs ....................... Eden's Lucky Strikes Dowson's R. & W. ......... 22 PP. LGA. cin 31 High Triple-- J. Wilson Sr.--857 High Triple WH.-- J. Wilson Sr.--860 High Single-- J. Wilson Sr.--352 High Single W.H.-- J. Wilson--353 Triples 625 & Over-- J. Wilson Sr. -- 857; K. Ashton--720; Dave Durham --711; F. McNeil -- 709; G. Wilson--698; B. Salter--690; K. Irvine--685; V. Walker-- 688; J. Parker--684; F. Has- tings--681; J. Hadley--668; C. Watts--664; J. Owen--656 R. Hope--643; Tom Adderley --629. Odd Coincidence On Thursday, Jan. 30; Walt Sandison, bowling in the re- gular schedule, bowled a 215, 235, 171 respectively for a 621 triple. On the following week Feb. 6th, he bowled a 215, 235, 171 game for 621, in exactly the same sequence. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Feb. 13,1969 --~ 11 ,| as usual, Prince Albert News At worship on Sunday, Rev. A. Rice's message was most thought-provoking. The ohoir anthem was enjoyable Offering gathered by Mr. Harvey Dearborn and Mr. Chas. Andrews. Several from our midst at- tended the memorial service for the late Rev. F. G. Joblin on Saturday. We offer sin- cere sympathy to his family. We all fail to forget Mr. Job- lin's guidance and kindness of a few years ago. Better health is wished Mrs. E. McCrea who is a hospital patient. Friday evening our church organist and choir director Mrs. Bruce Snelgrove assist- ed by her husband entertain. ed our local choir and wives and husbands. Also a few members from Kedron choir who have assisted in the music field from time to time. A few rounds of euchre plus sumptuous food ended a pleasant get-to-gether. Mr. and Mrs. E. Jewell and her father Mr. A. Gilson} visited relatives in Lindsay on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks, Robt. and Garth were recent dinner company with his brother Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brooks and family, Bander. land. Mr. & Mrs, H. Jeffrey and Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock joined with others at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ivan Parkinson Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gostik, Stouffville visited their daughter and husband Mr. & Mrs. M. Pugh and sons. Mr. Ron Deeth has return- ed from a successful two weeks vacation during which time he enjoyed fishing in the Sugar-Loaf Keyes, Flori- da. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, Oshawa were Saturday din- ner company with his parents Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson and sons. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock with Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt's Oshawa, Friday evening. Miss J. Huntley, Toronto spent the week-end with her hother Mrs. M. Huntley. _-. ont; Honeydale W.I. Feb. 6th meeting of Honey- dale Women's Institute was held \ih the Municipal Hall. The president Miss A. Dodd called meeting to order. Min. utes of last meeting and Treasurer's report were ad- opted as read. It has been decided to send an officer to the Conference at Guelph. A reservation will be made and name sent {in later. Mrs. Whitehead will be guest speaker at the Myrtle Institute on Feb. 19th at 2.00 p.m. in the Myrtle commun- ity center. Please contact your convenor if you wish to go. : Feb. the 18th at 2 p.m. "Vegetables with a flair" short course will take place at Trinity Church, Uxbridge, Invitation has been extend- ed by the Nestleton Institute on March 26th for a short course on 'Women's Insti- tute proceedures" from 10.00 am. to 4 p.m. at the Presby- terian Church, South Nestle- ton. PRIZE WINNERS DUR- ING MINOR HOCKEY WEEK Door prize winner were-- Groceries--Ruth McCoy; Cup & Saucer--Lorinda Jackson; Autgrophed Hockey Stick-- Kim Evans; Kitchen Tool set --Jim Harris; Heating Pad-- M. Waldinspeger; Canned Ham--Dave Jones; Golf Balls |E --Dave Gray; Hockey Stick-- B. Porabeck; Meal for Two-- Darlene Watts; Hair Cut -- Alvin Short; Hockey Stick-- Dale Coates; Car Brush -- Doug Potts; Juicer--Debbie Kennedy; Tricycle -- Fred Canning; Cuff Links--Garry Fellows. R. H. CORNISH PUBLIC SCHOOL Annual Skating Carnival Tuesday, February 18 1:00 P.M. -- 4:00 P.M. PORT PERRY ARENA ® Parents and Friends Welcome eo thau." Mrs. Kent gave a short re- port from the latest Con- sumers Guide. 'Mrs. Hardy for Historical Events had collected a num- ber of .pictures of historical home and read the morning smile. Cancer dressing station will soon start the weekly work sessions with Mrs. L. Duff in charge. The Roll Call, "What mak- es Canada a distinctive Na- tion?" was well responded to. Mrs, P. Diamond spoke on the motto "Serving is Sow- ing Public Relations, if Built on the Golden Rule". Miss A. Dodd read a history of St. Valentine... A contest (the most words made from the letters in the word Valen- tine) won by Mrs. G. Bar- "A guessing game "What is in the box" after many dues 'were givén, won by Mrs. N. Williams. The afternoon concluded with a social time spent around the tea table. 4c LOTTA i LTT ND) LITTLE CHILDREN MOTHERS 700, COME 70 US FORA LOVELIER YoU, ORLD OF BEAUTY RICHARD'S BEAUTY STUDIO PHONE: 985-7991