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A EA BY ATE A x tA REA HS 3h Jie r PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday. Feb. 16. 1972 ] Hornets Lakeshore C champs . 2 RT AE VR 1 TRANNY = Dani |PORT PERRY *x STAR x Charles Harp of Rod an Members of the Port Perry Rod and Gun, Club met at the home of Mr, & Mrs. Dave Muir on the ev- ening of January 11, An election of officers was held and the executive for 1972 are as follows: President--Charlie Harper Vice-President-- Gerald-Jackson Sceretary--Dave Muir _ Treas.--Larry Huston Shooting Chairman-- er president Gun Club Charlie Lown Membership Chairman-- Cecil King. ' Since 1971 saw a sharp decline in the trophies. won by the Senior Rifle Shoot- - ers, it is hoped that 1972 will see the members settle down and work on some of the new. trophies that can be won since C.LL. brought in the new shooting pro- gram, At the close of the meet. ing Mrs. Muir served the members a fine lunch, Another short meeting 'was held Feb. 9th to dis- cuss plans for a Pistol Match to be held in Peter- borough Feb. 20. The rifle shooters are also getting ready to meet with the Whitby Rifle Club again, Everyone feels that these matches are the best way to sharpen up shooting skills and provide a chance to. meet with other gun clubs, 'take West Rouge two straight Grant Menzies Hornets played at 'home = against West Rouge in the best of three series on Wed., Feb. oth. and scored a 4 to 2 victory. : The Hornets scored the first goal of the game with Jeffrey "setting up Tenny. son to take a 1 to 0 lead after one period. The second period Jack. son scored' with VanCamp and McCoy assisting, Then Phinney scored unassisted . to take a 3 to 0 lead before Wililams ' of West Rouge scored to close the gap to end the period. The West Rouge team got a goal from Gunn to nar. New Spring Features for your FRIDAY, FEB. 19 FRIDAY, FEB. 26 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. * i Refisshments Served * Door Prizes * Lucky Draws DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SOLVE ALL YOUR PROBLEMS! '&" LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 235 WATER ST. 985-73MN INTERIOR DECORATING NEEDS! LET us HELP YOU WITH YOUR PROBLEMS IN .. Painting & Decorating Wallpapering Panelling (Interior & Exterior) Carpeting Ceiling & Floor Tiling Room Designing & Ideas Kitchen Cabinets PORT Pi RRY "row the gdp to Just 1 goal. Then Campbell scored for . the Hornets with Brain and Olsen assisting to end the. scoring 'in the game. Pen- alties in the game 'were: Hornets 7 & West Rouge 3. ! * * % > 2nd GAME Grant Menzies = Hornets skated away with a convin- cing 6 to 2 score to win the "C" Championship.' The first "period = bnth teams were contentito plav a checking game and while the Hornets were short handed McCoy broke up a West Rouge power play and skated in to score the first goal of the game unassist-- ed. The Hornets were pen- alized again with two men in the penalty box whén Tenneyson out skated a West Rouge player to score > foal number two g. the Hornets, ' The second porto. Miller of West Rouge scored the only goal of the period, The « third, period" Van Camp scored "with 'McCoy assisting, then Prosser scored with VanCamp as. sisting. McCoy scored his second goal of the game with Litt 'assisting, Litt scored an unassisted goal to make the score read 6-1 before Gunn scored for West Rouge to end the scor- ing. Penalties in the game were the Hornets 15 and West Rouge 14. The Hornets now will wait till next week before advancing to -the 'All Ont: ario Quarter Finals against the winners of Bancroft = Lakefield; Brighton or Fort Henry Heights, Port Perry bantam B team . The Canadian Tire spon. sored. bantam team compet ed in their first tournanient of the year and were win- ners of the George. West Trophy. "In the first game Port Perry. met East: Gwillim- "bury's "A" team; losing 7-2, _The_first.two periods- were even with both: teams trad ing goals, In the third Port Bantams were weakened by the constant heavy hitting and just quit skating. Scoring was as follows: 1st period East Gwillimbury goals from F. Kelly and B: Arison, 2nd period Port an. swered with goals from C. Vanshagen and. K. Hadley. The 3rd period East Gwil limbury scored five unan. swered goals by Kelly, Ari- son, Leitch and two by R. Dale. In the 2nd round the local boys tangled-- with Minden and - overpowered "them 10 to 1. K. Hadley parked the team with a hat trick, Vanshagen assisting on.one and picking up one ...goal as well, assisted by P. Wackett. Other scorers were S, Taylor and L. Cooke with 2 each, 'R. Elliot drew an assist on Cooke's 2nd goal. Singles were notched by K.- Wililams from T. Ashbridge and L. Page unassisted. Minden's "only tally came from D. Stouffer from A. Trepander, was in net for the locals, The final game of the day for the Port Boys was action packed. By this time the local team was getting used _to the smaller ice surface. They took on Lindsay and shaded them 7 to 5. Port jumped to an early lead and banged in 4 first period goals. Lindsay cracked in 3-unanswered goals in the 2nd period, making it 4-3. Early in the third period L. Cooke scored on a hot drive. Lindsay came back min- utes later on a nice passing play. P. Martha from D. Webster and T. Lucces. C. C. Vanshagen then took a pass from P. Wacketf, sped around the lonely Lindsay defenseman notched a high drive. Lindsay's T. Lucces assisted by P. Martha mad» it 6 to 5 near the final min." ute so Lindsay pulled their Doug Culbert . 'win Oakwood consolation . goalie in favor of another attacker. Port got the face off and R. Crawford found the open 'net with a long slider making the final score 7 to 5 to take the cup. Scoring in 1st period for Port' Perry: K. Williams from L. Page and T. Ash- bridge, C. Vanshagen unas- sisted, S. Williams from S. Taylor. and Li: Cooke, P. Wackett from K. Hadley & Vanshagen.. © 2nd period scoring for Lindsay D. Web- ster unassisted, M,, Williams from M. Page and\ S. Herli- ley from P. Martha, 3rd 'period: P.P. Cooke from Taylor; Lindsay: Martha from Webster and Lucces. P.P.: Vanshagen from Kac- kett; Lindsay Lucces from Martha; P.P. Crawford un- assisted in open net, Goalie Billy Evans went all the way in this final game for -, Port Perry making many fine saves. . Port Bantams meet Pick- ering in the first round of - the playoffs. 'Bowling - LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING February 9th, 1972-- BIm: oli aad ini SOK St cei dos Hic Poplar... ... Maple . .. . _. Pine | Ash --~Birch Beech Lilac Cedar Willow Spruce ..... . High Single-- G. Grieveson--269 High Trijple-- B. Doupe--665 Singles Over 210-- G. Grievson--269; L. Pto- lemy--251; B. Collins--240, 210; B.. Raines -- 244; G. Langille--236, 214; M. Cook ---231; J. Hunter -- 226; D. Nottingham--225; G. Forder. --225; . Nottingham -- 220; A. Chandler--219; L. Bert. rand -- 215; M. Hopkins-- 214; M. St. John--235. Triples Over 600-- B. Doupe--665; B. Collins --639; G. Forder--615; M. Hopkins---610; G." Grievson --609; B. Oke--603; G. Lan- gills--603. oNNMNNNNDOOOTOT OL A Ate. rhe Pt Ah re A ttn ht: A A eh cr SPR