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"Beare Bantams starting to roll meet West Rouge Monday night A Dec. 19, Stoufville 1. , In this the first meeting this season Beare Banfam started the game strong and really out played Stouffville and scored the only goal of the" first period from the sticks of Stu Cochrane. Larry Elsonmade it 2-0on a power play goal. Port Perry relaxed and Stoufville tied the score with 2 quick goals. Port Perry's Kent Baird scored only to have Stouf- ville tie the score again to make it 3 - 3. Phil Cochrane scored Port's 4th goal and once again. Stoufville tied the score at 4 - 4 at the 17.50 minute mark of the 3rd period and the game ended a draw. Port Perry 1, Dec. 28 . Beare Motor Bantams travelled to Stoufville. Port Perry started strong. Steve Jones got the first geal assisted by Elson atl 5:20 a minute later Larry Elson scored a beautiful goal un- assited. Bill Bridge and Kent Baird scored a goal each and Port led 4 0 end of 2nd period. Stoufville fought back and scored 2 quick goals at the 6 and 8 minuted mark. Larry Elson playing his strongest two way game of the season made an end to end rush and scored at 12:46 less than a minute later, Ed Olsen finished the scoring. Port won 6 -- 2.7 Atoms lose 6 in 28 starts Malmont Farms Atoms have played 28 games to date with 14 wins, 8 ties and six losses. The team has scored a total of 86 goals while holding the opposition to 45. The goal tending has been" excellent with a total of 9 shutouts recorded. Over the holidays the team played three games in a Woodville tournament, win- ning the first two handily, then being held to a 5 to 5 tie with Woodville in the champ- ionship game. Woodville was awarded the victory on the basis of having scored the first goal. At home on Dec. 26th, the k boys won the Championship in the Port Perry Lions Club sponsored tournament, de- feating Uxbridge 4 to 0, Stouffville 3 to 2 in overtime and Peterboro 4 to 1. Coach Potts emphasis on team play rather than individual" =fforts was evident as every boy picked up scoring points in these two tournaments. Flamingos | 0.1.A. CENTRAL ONTARIO Junior "C" HOCKEY BOWMANVILLE a Red Eagles Vs PORT PERRY Thurs., Jan. 10 7:45pm PORT PERRY ARENA Adults $1.00 - Students 75¢ Children accompanied by Adults Free Recent games saw the team tie 3 to 3 with West Rouge on Dec. 28th. Scoring for Malmont were Horton, Sandison and Wilbur, with assists going to Williams and Potts. In an exhibition against Woodville on Jan. 2nd. the local Atoms came out 2to 1 winners on goals by Vernon from Jones and Blayone from Healey and Johnson. In back to back league games with Uxbridge Jan. 4th and 5th they battled to a scoreless tie at home, then went right back to Uxbridge and won 4 to 1. Scoring for Malmont were Sandison. Storry, Johnson and Robin- son with Vernon and Jones picking up assists. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm, sponsors of the team made another gener- ous gesture recently when they presented the players with Shaeffer pens. * The next home game is played on January 11 against Stoufville. January 2, 1971 Beare Bantams travelled to Newcastle and really wiped them out 13 - 2. Phil Cochrane had a big night, 4 goals and 1 assist. Larry Elson also had a 5 point night, 1 goal and 4 assist. Bill Bridge and Mike McQuade 'cach scored 2 goals. Colin Wackett, Scot Wilbur, Kent Baird and Robt. Evan got 1 goal each. Robt Baird, Mike Healey, Steve Jones each had 2 assists. Port scored 6 goals in the first period, 5 in the second period and 2 goals in the last period. This team is really start- ing to roll and we will find out if its for real Monday night when they meet the league's top team West Rouge at the Pickering arena. -Wednesday night. January 9 the Bantams play at home to Stouffville at 7:30 p.m. and travel to Port Hope Friday night for a game and to round oul a busy week's play in the Bantam Tournament in Port Perry Saturday. Jan. 12 at 11:a.m. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 9th, 1974-17 House League Hockey Summary UAW, U.A.W. handed Emi2l's a 2 -1 loss. Ricky Rowe notched bath the winning goals. Chris Martins counted for the losers. Gulf beat the Kinsmen by a 2 - 1 margin. Steve Lee did the scoring in the game. Matt Price got the shut-out. Atom Lake Scugog Lumber nipped the Lions by a 3 - 2 score. Mike Farrell got two and Jeff English counted for the winners. Paul VanCamp and Cam Muir scored for the losers. White Feather Farms clobbered Keith Real Estate 5 - 0. Phil Bower got a pair with singles going to Sean Fewer. Mark Jeffrey and Scott Wallace. Jan. 5, 1971 Novice: Gulf beat UAW. bya3-1 decission. Steve Lee, Al Boumgester and Russ Jones counted for Gulf. Vaughan McKee was the lone marker for UAW. Emiel's . outscored the Kinsmen by a 4 - 2 count. Stan Glass led Emiel's with a Minor Hockey Week As one of his first official duties Mayor Lawrence Malcolm has proclaimed Jan. 12 to 19 Minor Hockey Week in Scugog, as the town gets ready to welcome inter- national competition. The Wallisellen Switzer- land Midget team arrived in Canada earlier this week, and are playing a series of games out of town as warm ups for their match in Port Perry next Wednesday. Coming right in the middle of Minor Hockey Week the international game will pit Port Perry's Grant Menzies Midgets against their Swiss counterparts in what looks like a sell out game. About 800 tickets are avail- able at one dollar each for the game which gets under- way at 7 p.m. January 16. In another exhibition game during Minor Hockey Week the Flamingos will take on Oshawa's Junior "B" Legionaires. This game starts at 8 p.m. on Sunday January 13. A Bantam tourna- ment will be held here Saturday, January 12, at 8 Cedar Creek Mr. and Mrs. Alf Garrard of Hayden were recent visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings. Mr. and Mrs. George Larocque of Oshawa were last Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque. Mr. and Mrs. John Green- wood held a Euchre party on Saturday evening. Winners were high lady Mrs. Victor Larocque, low lady Mrs. Roy - Anderson, high man, Roy Anderson, low man Leonard Greenwood. Most lone hands E. Guenther. a.m. Port Perry will start against Whitby, Newcastle and Stouffville do battle at 9 am., West Rouge takes on Uxbridge at 10a.m. and at 11 a.m. the local "A" Bantam club goes against Lindsay. One dollar will get you in to see all four tournament games. pair and singles went to Chris Martens and Mark Goreski. Jeff Johnson did all the scoring for the "purple people." Atom: Lions and White Feather IFarms ended ina 2 - 2 draw. Phil Bower counted 2 for the farmers while Kevin Long and Rick Dungate notched the lions goals. Lake Scugog Lumber downed Keith Real Estate by ab - 2 margin. Mike Farrell and Simon Brierley got 2 cach with the other Scugog goal going to Brian Michel- son. Rodger Gould got both 'Keith's goals. Pee Wee - Tripp Construction - 3 Frank Real Estate - 1 Ausman, Kennedy and Johnson scored for Tripp. Newlove scored for Frank. In a closely fought game Club Annrene edged Bolton 2-1. Davis and Freeman scored for Club Annrene. Macdonald scored the lone goal for Bolton. Bantam - Zering edged the Lions Club 4-3. Hamilton scored two for Zering with Black and Jones scoring the others. McKee scored two for the Lions with Newlove scoring the single. The final game saw Em- merson Insurance dump Haines Esso 7-3. Olliffe and Williams scored two each with singles going to Carrier. Ashbridge and Griffen. Ly: lon scored two for Haines wilh a single going to Ware. Midgets Emmerson 5 -- Haines 1 Scoring for Emmerson was Page with a pair and Litt, Slute and Adams with singles. Asselstine did the scoring for Haines. Peels 5 -- Zering 2 Kristensen had a pair for Peels and singles went to Jones, Larmer and Tran. Rahm and Kroonenberg gol the goals for Zering. NVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 7 % INTEREST is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7346 MINOR HOCKEY WEEK JANUARY 12 to 19, 1974 BANTAM TOURNAMENT Saturday, January 12th - 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. IG NEIL McLAUGHLIN Sun., Jan. 13th ~ 8:00 p.m. Oshawa Legionairs VS Port Perry Flamingos MARK JOBB Proceeds.to Port Perry Minor Hockey Switzerland VS. Port Perry Midgets Wednesday, January 16, 7:00 p.m. Admission *1.00 BANTAM TOURNAMENT ADMISSION: Adults *1° Students 50* Children 25° PORT PERRY ARENA Saturday, January 12th. 8AM. Port Perry "B"s vs Whitby 9 A.M. Newcastle vs Stouffville 10 A.M. WestRouge vs Uxbridge 11 A.M. Port Perry "A"s vs Lindsay i , N \ ER NE . NISL RE x we -