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re, a fo = pmsl 2 ch 3 bet oS Se MRE gin - el a, Er 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 10th, 1973 House League Tyke UAW. 1 Emiels 0: SEP: séored for UAW assisted by Jackman. Gulf 6 - Kinsmen 1. Fewer and Russ Jones with 2 each, Elford, Allan Jones and Johnstone were the counters for Gulf. Harding tallied for Scugog Lumber.s - Keith Real Estate 2."Ashman with "a pair and MacDonald scor- ing for Lake Scugog Lumber. Potts with a pair for Keith. Pee Wee -- Saturday, Jan. 6, Flamingo Pastries downed Frank Real Estate 4 - 3. G. Kinsmen. Hamilton, Flieler, H. Hamil- Novice: ton and Gibson tallied for White Feather Farms 3 - Flamingo. Morris, Gould Lions 2. Scott, Smith, & Ayer and Canning scored for scored for White Feather Frank. Farms. Rhame and Archi- bald tallied for Lions. Lake Trip Construction defeated Bolton Construction 7 - 1. William scored 3 with Wat- son and Lee each getting a pair. Carrier scored Boltons only goal. Bantam -- Zering Pontiac shut out Peel's chicks 3 - 0. Prosser scored two for Zering with McEnaney put the other one away. Haines Esso slipped by MLM 4 - 2. Black scored two for Haines with Beare and and Sytsma getting singles. Ganter and Lamer scored for MLM. Lions also slipped by Emmerson 4 2 also. Slute K. Fudge L. Fudge and Rahm scored for the Lions Kevin Knight and Niel An- derson scored for Emmerson Insurance. "MARCH SCHOOL BREAK" California on the Uxbridge Times- Port Perry Star American dreamplan . March 16th to 23rd, 1973 you--there's no extra charge. Triad Travel We'll happily handle every detail at no extra cost--just $288.0 Make it a real vacation . . . divest yourself of every care. Let the leading travel agency in this area do it all for 10 Brock Street East -- Uxbridge, Ontario For more information contact: Mr. Harold Black--Triad Travel per person Local Novice team captures Lions Club tournament trophy Saturday, Dec. 30th saw some fast exciting hockey action as the annual Lion's Club novice tournament was held in the local arena. In what appeared to be a slow starting game for the Port Perry boys against Uxbridge, ended with a big win for them. At the end of regulation time, and a five minute sudden death overtime per- iod, the score was tied at 4 - 4. This meant 3 alternate shots had to be taken by both teams. * Tod Wilbur, Geo. Burnett and Chas. Brown scored for Bort Perry, while due to a greal save by the Port goaltender, Robert Frans- sen, Uxbridge only managed to score one, ending the game with a 7 - 5 victory for Port Perry. In the second game, against the Oshawa Minors, Port Perry took an early lead to win the game 4 - 1, and a chance to try for the championship. During the championship game against West Rouge, with the score being 2 - 2 late in the game the Port boys once again came through with a splendid performance by Greg Tully as he went around the West Rouge defence, and drawing the goal tender from the net to scored. The game ended with Port - Perry winning the champ- ionship by a score of 3 - 2. The local Novice team is sponsored by Malmont Farm. Juveniles overpower Newcastle, tie Stouffville 3-3 on home ice On January 4, Grieve's Gulf Juveniles travelled to Newcastle and displaying both a fine defensive and offensive effort and came home the victors by bombing Newcastle 9 - 2. This being their first game since December 17th, the boys started out a little _ shakey but after a couple of close calls around the Port net the boys settled down to serious hockey. With some fine checking Port gained controll of the puck in Newcastle's end and Bob Young passed to Robert Stephens who fired a hard drive from the point into the upper corner of the net. The line of Gary Shill, Jamie McNab and Bill Jeffrey took over and within 4 minutes scored 2 goals. The first by Shill from McNab and Jeffrey and then Jeffrey from Young and McNab. Newcastle got their first goal between these two from a scramble in front of the Port net. Rounding out the first period, Shill hit again from Stephens. In the second period, Newcastle played a little better, but Port netted two goals, one by Gary LeFort _ from Ron Evans and the other on a three-way passing play. From Barrie Leahy to Dave Jackson.to Don Phin- ney who pulled the Trigger making the score 6 to 1 in favor of Port. Ken Davidson turned the Net Minding chore over to Keith Fraser in the third. Both turned aside some real hard drives. The boys, Kert rolling up the score as Ron | Evans fired home a shot from Bob Young. Then Dave Jackson scored with assists going to Young and Phinney. Young rounded out the scoring for Port on a pass from Shill. This goal was scored while Port was two men short and Newcastle at full strefigth. Newcastle fired one more goal to round out there scoring. To The refrees called a tight game and Port came out on the short end. Playing most of the second period and part of the third, short handed. Then on Sunday, January 7, the Grieve's Gulf Boys hosted Stouffville and came out with a 3 - 3 tie. It was Truner for Stouff- ville to open the scoring in the 1st period. In the second period it was Gary Lefort who opened the scoring with Larry Jackson and Dale Bronson assisting. Then Garry Shill scored the second with Ron Evans assisting. } The 3rd period opened with Gary Shill getting his second goal of the night. Feasby and Jones for Stouffville ended the scoring in this game 17 penalties, 9 P.P., 8 S. This was one of the best games the boys have played. The Grieves Gulf boys have only 2 games left before Play-Downs. West Rouge here on Thursday night and Sunderland ends the sche- dule on Sunday night. li BOWLING PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED BOWLING Girls High Single: Kelli Thompson - 203 Girls High Single W H. Kelli Thompson - 230 Girls High Triple: Kelli Thompson - 532 Girls High Triple W.H. Kelli Thompson - 613 Boys High Single: Paul Griffen - 201 Boys High Single W.H. Paul Griffen - 226 Boys High Triple: Paul Griffen - 491 Boys High Triple W.H. Paul Griffen - 576 To Date Girls High Single: Kelli St. John - 212 High Single W.H. Kelli St. John - 241 Girls High Triple: Cathy Donnelly - 427 Girls High Triple W.H. Kelli St. John - 509 Boys High Single: Dough Harris - 172 Breweries. (SNOW; ™ THE PORT PERRY SNOWMOBILE CLUB invites all snowmobilers to attend a SNOWMOBILE SAFETY CLINIC at UTICA HALL on Thurs., Jan.18 at 8:00 p.m. -The Clinic will be presented by the Ontario Snowmobile Distributors Association & Molson's There will be refreshments served and the admission is free. This should be of great benefit to all safety-minded snowmobilers. Boys High Single W.H. Doug Harris - 221 * Boys High Triple: Kevin Walker - 415 Boys High Triple W. H. William Houthuys - 599 " Standings-- Bulldogs ................ 7 Bullets ........ FU 7 Pintos .................... 5 Alley Cats ................ 2 Fruitflies ................. 0 Tinkers ................... 0 NEED MUSIC? wo for a WEDDING DANCE PARTY etc. Call 985-3089 P.Hvidsten after 6 p.m.