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H ouse League LADIES WEDNESDAY Tvke AFTERNOON LEAGUE Kinsmen 2. Emiels 1. High Triple: Bright and Carnochan scor- Joy Ballard - 632 ing for Kinsmen. Emiels goa) High Single: ) by Steve Lee. Joy Ballard - 260 Gulfand U.A.W. fought to a Singles 200 games: . : Gerri Langille 213, 207 : - (601); Sue Fowler 229, 210; Local novice in 2nd place 1-1 tie. Kristenson for U. AW. Shaw replied for Gulf. Novice Lions 3; keith Real Estate 2. Carriere with 2 and Sandison scoring for Lions. Francis and Kristenson scor- ing for Keith Real Estate. Lake Scugog Lumber 9; White Feather Farms 1. Sutherland with 5; Ausman Ethel Lafontaine 220; Nancy Bryans 220; Wilma Midgley 215; Kay Geer 206; Marion Geer 204; Merle St. John 201. eo wn och } I 3. ine RY Friday, February 9, Stouf 9. (ri 3 Standings wl fville visited Port Perry for a vinemp Cougars ................ 24 a4 the final game of the schedule go "coring for White ~~ OPS 2 i] d downed the home club b , $ Lynx ...... Yanan 18 2 An PY Feather Farms. HL a score of 2 - 0. With Panthers .............. 17 YRS Stouffville's added bench } Leopards .............. 14 Bl strength, the local boys had Mersce Tyke Tigers .................. 8 jy many opportunities but were On Friday night, February 4 unable to put the puck in the 9th, Port Perry played WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Hight Single: D. Phinney - 360 High Triple: D. Phnney - 705 600 Triples: D. Phinney 705; B. Oke 603; D. Goreski 632; J. Walker 617; J. Thompson 627. Singles 210 and over: D. Phinney 360; D. Goreski 269; A. McCreight 255; J. VanSchagen 255; J. Thomp- son 276; B. Oke 225; D. Wannamaker 221; J. Walker 233; A. Meester 233; V. Lee 223; F. Venning 219; B. Bonnell 218; B. Evans 213; R. Williamson 218; L. Carnegie Uxbridgeand were defeated 5 - 2. Scoring for Port, Paul" Storry unassisted, Ross Jones, assisted by his brother Allan. On Saturday, Feb. 10th, the boys went to a tournament in Bowmanville. In the first game they defeated New- castle 1 to 0. Scoring for Port on a nice effort was Todd Blayone with assists going to Scott Wallace and Robert Burnett. n the second game they were defeated by Ajax 7 to 0. For a team who have not played together that much this year, they gave it a good net. On Sunday evening, Port Perry hosted the Woodville J Club for an exhibition game : and had to settle for a 4 - 4 tie. This was one of the fastest games the boys have had this season. Scoring for Port Perry were Hurst unassisted, Par- ker from Burnett, Thompson from Tobin and Kane and Menzies from Tully. Final league standings shows Uxbridge in first place with 33 points, Port Perry with 29 and followed by West Rouge, Stouffville, Newcas- tle and Pickering. With play-offs starting in re a Aes oa Na aS Sn Ce > - (Men NE REN one week, watch the arena try. 210; bulletin board for dates and Coach: Ian Franssen Team Standings-- Manager: Hillis Wilbur Peaches .............. 42 times. ZA SSR RRA ARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTLIAALILVATAVCTVANNNNVVNNANVNVNNNSNNNNSN CROP PRODUCTION for '73 | "WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21st 'Myrtle Community Hall 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. FRANK STONE: Manager U.C.0. Seed Department will discuss Forage Production for '73. DON COTTON: U.C.0. Agronomist will discuss Grain and Corn ~ Production for '73. KEN STEVENSON: ofRR 2, Sunderland will share his experience in using Formic Acid for the past 3 years. High cost of Protein and Energy the past few months must dictate the changes necessary in some of your cropping programs. Plan to attend this Interesting and Informative Meeting UNITED CO-OPERATIVES of ONTARIO UXBRIDGE BRANCH. CLAREMONT BRANCH 852-3321 649-2112 AAAAAAEALLALALLLLLLARLLRLLLLLALANIRINSANNNNSNSSS SSS SSNS SS SS SNA samatane A AN ANS ANA NNN N NNN SAN NNS SANS NNN SNS EE EE EE EE EE NE EE EE EE EE TE TN EE ET NT TET TS EY { | BARA ARALAAALAALALALAALALALLLLLAAALAATALAALALAAATAALALAALAAATAALAATALAAALAARALALRLAARNANRNRNNSNANNNNNNNSNSNSNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNSNNN BOWLING NEWS Pears ...vocrioiiisnns 235 Oranges .........:::::.28 Nectarines 27 Apples ..26 Bananas tecoasccveivezes 24 Chefries «xiv civ: vss 22 Plans'. crnsnnriesss 21 Lemons ......ociviveens 19 Melons ................ 18 Grapefruits ............ 16 Limes ...... ........ 16 MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: Dave Durham - 741 High Triple W.H. C. Denure - 829 High Single: J. Parker - 319 High Single W.H. Dave Durham - 322 Over 625 Triples: Dave Durham 741; J. Parker 729; B. Anderson 691; C. Denure 691; J. Owen 689; K. Ashton 685; J. Healey 678; K. Dowson 666; J. Cook Sr. 664; W. Sandison 661; K. Irvine 646; C. Butson 639; J. Hadley 641; R. Hutchinson 628; D. Murray 626; W. McCully 626. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Team Standing Feb. 7th: Emeralds 53 Sapphire 42 Amethyst 40 Opal . 38 Garnet 37 Ruby .. 36 " Onyx . 36 Jade 33 Zircon 31 Topaz _ 30 Pearls 30 Diamonds 12 High Single: """M. Trembley 752 High Triple: M. Trembley 356 600 Triples & Over: M. Trembley 752; J. Rea- der 623; F. Venning 618; B. Oke 607; L. Bertrand 605; S. Cummings 602; C. Philips 601; P. Durand 601. 210 Singles & Over: M. Trembley 356; M. Hea- ley 267; J. Reader 267; M. Donnelly 254; M. Dowson 247; "P. Durward 243; S. Cummings 241; M. L. Dow- son 241; F. Venning 237; B. McLeod 235; S. Eyman 231; L. Bertrand 231; G. Grieve- son 231; M. Cook 229; S. Volkins 227; A. DeNure 223; C. Philips 221; C. Ger- row 220; B. Doupe 220; R. MacIntyre 213; B. Oke 12. Port Perry wins 1, ties 1 and loses 1 at Oakwood Bantam Tournament Port Perry's Canadian Tire Bantams bowed to Lindsay in the championship game 5-2. In their first game of the day the CTC boys met Sunderland, blasting them 10-1. Scoring in the 1st period for Port was Steve Hawes from Tim Ashbridge. Mike McQuade tallied next 'on a tip in when John Kane let a hard point shot go. Collin Asselstine assisted also. The next goal was almost a replay of the Mec- Quade goal, Kane letting a drive go from the point and Richard Laforte tucked in the rebound. Randy Craw- ford rounded out the scor- ing in the 1st, assisted by Kevin Williams. In the second period the teams traded goals, Port's Randy Crawford unassisted and Brian Hadden unassist- ed for Sunderland. Port did all the scoring in the third period scoring five unan- swered goals. T. Ashbridge from Kent Braid, Steve Hawes from K. Baird, C. Asselstine from S. Hawes, K. Baird from S. Hawes and John Kane from K. Willi ams . Woodville defeated Bowmanville 6-5 gaining the right to play Port Perry in the second round. Port Perry played to a 3-3 tie with Woodville. Port scored the 1st goal of this game, Mike McQuade from Robert Evans. This was the only score of the 1st period. In the 2nd period Woodville tied Ken Hurren from Bob Craig. B. Craig put Woodville ahead assist- ed by Terry Jewel and David McQuagge to end the period: In the third period Woodville came on with singles going to Bob Craig and Terry Jewel. Port came right back with Mike Mec- Quade scoring from R. La- forte. Randy Crawford play- ing very strong on defense scored the tieing goal on a long shot unassisted. Early in this game John Kane suf- fered a groin injury, leav- ing the Port team with only two defensemen. Port Perry went into the Championship game with Bill Hurst and John Kane and Toot Mar- tens out of action. In the first period Lind- say scored two unanswered goals by Dave Webster and Dave Mechan. Lindsay opened the scoring in the 2nd period on a point drive by Tim Pearson. This long hard shot hit goalie Bill Evans on the heel and he had to leave the game for xrays. Doug Culbert took over in goal for Port and played quite well, shuting Lindsay out for the rest of the period. 'n the 3rd period Lindsay got hot again with goals by Mike Williams from Dave Web- ster. Port Perry then an- swered with two goals by Kent Baird both assisted by C. Asselstine. Lindsay fin- alized the scoring Jeff Hut- ton unassisted. The Bantam "B"s finished in 4th place in league. The Lakeshore division standings were: Ajax Bowmanville Whitbv Port Perry Bay Ridges Markham Stouffville Uxbridge PIM hw [ ede i ne i Se ee H. & R. BLOCK INCOME TAX GREENBANK 985-2416 >> "A Ay ee PVVVVVCVVCVCTVVV VTLS VLSSSSS VIVA nr 10) GE "UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT R.R. 4, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO i ET a -------- TRACTOR SERVICE CLINIC Tuesday, February 20th, ~ UTICA HALL 8 ™ LE REFRESHMENTS Featuring the John Deere 'Tractor Caravan Sponsored by FARM 1:30 p.m. 985-3042