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IT - Rr. Xd od a Fo SP FE EP ie a fy ans Ton 4% CBE, 3 RS I 7 ARNT Or A AS SP = STS LA 2 20) -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 27th, 1974 | en Loose series 3 games to 1 Flamingos 'defeated 4-3 by Lindsay The third game of the series was played in Lindsay on Tuesday. Februdry 19th with Lindsay defeating the' Flamingos 4 to 2. The first goal was scored by Port Perry at 13.47 by Bourgeois from McLaughlin. It stayed that way until 17:57 of the second period when Abercrombie scored for Lindsay. In the third period Lindsay went ahead at the 6:04 mark on a goal by Graham. Then McLaughlin tied it up with an assist going to Bourgeois at9:54. Lindsay controlled the play for the rest of the game scoring 2 goals by West and Abercrombie scoring his second goal of the night. Aldred played a stand- out game in the net for Lindsay. Ken Davidson was just as good for Port Perry. The 4th game was played in Port Perry on Thursday night with Lindsay defeating the Port Perry Flamingos 3 to 2 to take the series. Lindsay went in to the lead on a goal by West at 11:59 and Abercrombie scored their second goal at 12:40, that was all the scoring in the first period. The Flamingos seemed to have control in the second period but could not put the puck in the net. At the 18:28 mark of the second period, Abercrombie scored his second goal of the night to make the score 3 - 0 for Lindsay. At the 45 second mark of the third period, McCoy scored for Port Perry, the assist going to Christie. Then McCoy scored his second goal with Christie assisting. This finished the scoring in the game. This was a very: close series which could have gone either way with each game. The Port Perry Flamingos put forth a good effort, giving everything they had. The Flamingos played good defencively but could not score enough goals. On Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1.G.A. held their 7th annual bonspiel at the curling rink. As this was a club bonspiel, all 64 ladies who took part were members of the Port Perry Club. First prize and trophy was won by Betty Beare and her rink and was presented by Jim Grieve. Members of the rink were «Ruby Smith, vice; Joyce Taylor, second; and Mary Brinkman, lead. They also each won a large bushel full of groceries. Second prize went to Marie Snooks, Camille Crozier, Joan Lee and Diane Puckrin. Third Bowling News from the alley SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Standings-- King Pins .............. 19 Gimpies................ 16 Superstars ............ 11 Spoilers ................ 9 Hopeless .............. 8 Troopers .............. 0 High Triple: Jim Rider - 749 H.T.W.H. = Jack Cook, Jr. 617 High Single: Jim Rider - 289 H.S.W. H. Dave Lang - 248 High Triple: Vivian Rider - 639 "Friday Night 8:00 to 1:00 Bar Privileges $1.00 per person ""Muckluck" DANCE Latcham Centre : Peter's Platters - H.T.W.H. Eileen Hvidsten - 758 High Single: Lucy Cook - 305 H.T.W.H. Eileen Hvidsten - 339 MONDAY, NIGHT LADIES BOWLING High Single: A. Meester - 281 High Triple: E. Oke - 640 600 Triples: E. Oke 640; J. Irvine 620; E. Johnson 614; A. Meester 609. - . Singles 210 and over: A. Meester 281; E. Oke 268: P. Whyte 266; A. Mc- Creight 263; E. Johnson 248; Saturday Night CARNIVAL DANCE Blackstock Rec. Centre Music by Joey Van Quarte: $10.00 per couple Tickets available at Port Perry Star, Richards Beauty Studio, Flowers or by calling 985-7183 J. Irvine 238, 235; J. Storry 234: D. Phinney 224: P. Dalton 220; E. Langford 219: F. Venning 218; S. O. Donell 217: W. Tobin 215; B. Heayn 212. 214: M. Smits 214; B. Evans 212; D. Goreski 210. "Team Standings-- Orchids =... ......:. 39 Peonies ................ 38 Asters................:.36 Tacs. ...... oeonsegees 34 Daisies ................ 32 Pansies ................ 28 Violets .............. 28 Phlox. ..... ........... 24 Mums .................. 22 BAECS oir nsisnssins 21 Tulips .................. 20 Roses ........... EA 16 . I Licenced] Eleanors Le Sunday Night Meet the N. H. L. Oldtimers SPORTS DINNER 6:00 P.M. 10 9:00 P.M. at Emiels Place tickets available Port Perry Star - 985.7383, Rich- ards Beauly Studio, Flowers or by calling 985-7183. MEN'S TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Average Dave Vivian - 213 Triples Over G00: Jim Rider 801, Harold Jeffrey 763, Dave Vivian 750, Jack Healey 628, Jim Mec- Laughlin 626, Earl Bowers 622. H.S.W.H. Jim McLaughlin 311 H.T.W.H. . Jim Rider - 807 High Single: Jim Rider - 294 H. Triple: Jim Rider - 801 . Standings-- Better Sports .......... 32 (Continued on Page 23) $5.00 per person Eleanors SIXTH ANNUAL LEGION Don't miss the fun & excitement of your winter carnival! PEE WEE TOURNAMENT SATURDAY, MARCH 2nd, Adults *1.00 Students 75° Children 25° AAR AS BRAY £) prize was won by Clara Martyn, Audrey Middleton, Jess Chambers and Barbara Bracken. Fourth prize went to Norma Kenny, Jeanne Goode, Virginia Clifford and June Anderson. And fifth prize went to Marie Foster, Freida Cochrane, Shirley Elliott and Eleanor Fitz. These club bonspiels are very popular. "It gives new curlers a chance to get out and curl in a bonspiel and it mixes all the curlers from the different days so that everyone learns to know each other. ; i ) | oe : H o | +KARATE | F hal g _ i i: ~ Scugog Karate i andFitness Club 0 0 LATCHAM COMMUNITY | CENTRE = | | OPENING - Feb.23,1974 {SATURDAY 9a.m.-12noon § y Japanese Art of self-defense R : ! ; and personal development - 4 : Fast weight reduction. x : : g o Men - Women - Children : 985-7130 5252525252525¢ 1974 8:00 AM 9:00 AM 10:00 AM 11:00 AM Port Perry A' vsWhitby Stouffville vs Beaverton Ajax vs Port Perry "B" Orillia vs Newcastle )