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iQ) a Ps no 2 Lf (Re fr, - Lit TRA "ay : = Carn Seom op LSA SX 6 = -- NE Ae Te ploy Red FT RS, ver Xs 2 NU ey AEN Vo a TW 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 13th, 1974 Bantams reach Ontario Semifinals Sundridge | is next opponent March 6, Port Perry Ban- tam travelled to Lakefield and won the game 7 - 2. Port started slowly and found themselves behind as Lake- field scored the only goal of the first period. A shot that fooled Doug Larmer along - the ice. Ed Olsen tied the game at 1:35 of the second period assisted by P. Cochrane and Jones. Phil Cochrane put Port ahead 2 - 1 at 2.47 only to have Lakefield tie the game at 3:45 of the second period. Port Perry then took over Mike McQuade scoring from Cochrane and Jones and Robt. Baird from Kent Baird and Bill Bridge score was 4 -- 2, end of the second period. There were 3 more goals scored in the third period. Ed Olsen from Healey and Kent Baird. Stu Cochrane from Wackett and Healey and Scott Wilbur from Stu Coch- rane and McQuade. The ice conditions for this game were very poor. March 8, Port Perry came out flying the ice being myeh faster due to the cooler weather and really tested the Lakefield goalie early. But not till the 7 min. mark did they manage to put the puck in the net. Steve Jones scored first from Kent Baird and Larry Elson. Place 15th David Porter, Port Perry and his partner Barbara Berezowski placed 15th in the World Figure Skating Championships held in Munich, West Germany last week. They had hoped for a higher placing this year, but placed in the same position as last year. The couple competed in the dance class. Port Perry pressed on and Lakefield held them till 9;43 _of the second period, when Larry Elson scored. Then the goal started going in. at 11:56. Micke McQuade from Wackett and Wilbur, 12:29 Robt. Evans from Wackett and Elson, 14:47 Phil Coch- rane scored from Jones and McQuade. Lakefield = scored on Charley Durward in the third " period at 8:31 mark. 2d Olsen scored at 14:17 from Steve Jones. Robt. Evans got his second goal of the night at 19:04 from Scott Wilbur and Stu Cochrane scored a nice shot from the point at 19:42 to finish the game 8 -- 1 for Port Perry. In this series the Bantam outscored Lakefield 23 -- 4. Port Perry will now meet Sundridge possibly Wed: nesday or Thursday in Sundridge to play the second game in a 3 out of 5 series in Port Perry, Sunday night, March 17th. Watch for the Posters for this game. This series could really provide the local fans with some real good hockey and also pro- vide the Bantams with some tough competition. Atoms win series Zone Finals next Malmont Farms Atoms edge West Rouge 3to 2 to win the series three games straight. Despite the close score Malmont had a definite edge in territorial play but were unable to finish off their plays around the net. Both teams seemed to be moving at half speed as the ice was sluggish due to the mild weather. Scoring for Malmont were Vernon with two and John- son with a single. Potts assisted on all three goals. 'Healey and Andrews also picked up one assist each. Malmont now awaits the winner of the Stouffville - Uxbridge series. Malmont leaves for Brampton on March 16th where they will participate in Canada's largest Atom Tournament sponsored by the Lions Club. They will play a minimum of seven games and for anyone in- terested in following the Still in effect on Prices will never be duplicated . 1974 and GLENELLE TRAILERS on display SEE THE ALL NEW GLENDETTE team the following is the schedule. Saturday, March 16th, 10 a.m. Port Perry vs. Beaver- ton, Memorial Arena. Saturday, March 16th, 3:00 p.m. Port Perry vs. Exeter, Rosalea Arena. Sunday, March 17th, 1:00 p.m., Port Perry vs. Water- ford, Rosalea Arena. Sunday March 17th, 7:00 p.m. Port Perry vs. Caledon, Century Gardens. Tuesday, March 19th, 11:00 a.m., Port Perry vs. Alliston, Rosalea Arena. Tuesday, March 19th, 6:00 p.m. Port Perry vs. Beaver- ton, Rosalea Arena. Wednesday, March 20th, 3:00 p.m. Port Perry vs. Exeter, Century Gardens. HA. E. Johnson OPTOMETRIST for appointment call 985-2383 or Zenith 59240 Factory Clear-out 1973 Trailers. PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED LEAGUE Girls High Single Flate: Kathleen Donnelly - 144 High Single W.H. Kathleen Donnelly - 166 High Triple: Kathleen Donnelly - 411 High Triple W. H. Kathleen Donnelly - 498 Boys High Single: Tom Hansen - 205 High Single W. H Tom Hansen - 243 High Triple: David Sykes - 510 High Triple W. H. David Sykes - 543 High Year To Date Girls High Single Flat: Kathleen Donnelly - 184 High Single W. H. Cindy Van Weston - 233 High Triple: Kathleen Donnelly - 500 High Triple W. H. Diane Gibson - 684 Boys High Single Flat: Kevin Walker - 301 High Single W. H. Greg Fedyk - 265 High Triple: Kevin Walker - 644 High Triple W. H. David Sykes - 635 High Average: Girls Kathleen Donnelly 129 Boys Kevin Walker 169; Tim Thompson - 158; Steve Red- ma 147; George Burrnet 143; Paul Butt 142. Final Standings-- Spilfires................ 43 Tiger Cats ............ 39 Syclones .............. 29 Peanuts ................ 14 HEATED SHOWROOM Come and see our newest line... PROWLER TRAILERS HEATED SHOWROOM 1973 models available at reduced winter prices WHITBY 607-516 Brock St. N. 668-91 72 NORTH BROCK MOTOR SALES MANCHESTER 985-3372 Hwy. 12 One mile north of Manchester L ADIES BOWLING High Single: E. Oke - 266 High Triple: J. Walker - 660 600 Triples: - E. Oke 620, J. Walker 660, S. DeHaas 638; D. Wilson 611; F. Venning 608. Singles 210 and Over: E. Oke 266; D. Wilson 260; G. Ballard 246; J. Walker 247, 229; S. De Haas 242, 215; I. Bartley 233; M. Reeve 231; D. Phinney 224; N. Robinson 224; M. Free 229; F. Venning 221; a. Van Schagen 217; Ruby Beare 217; M. Raby 211; A. Mulder 213. Team Standings-- Orehids .....c.% oe nies 49 Asters... ............... 45 Peonies .......... ...... 45 Lilacs .................. 40 Daisies ............... 36 Phlox .................. 34 Pansies ................ 30 Roses .................. 30 Mums... ............... 29 Lilies .................. 29 Violets ................ 28 Tulips.................. 27 LADIES WEDNESDAY INIGHT BOWLING High Single: Ruby Roach - 294 High Triple: Ruby Roach - 730-: Over 210: Beth Oke 211; Lorraine Raines 221; Carol Wilson 212; Carol Philips 254; Gloria Forder 228; Lucy Cook 234, 221, 222; Helen Heard 244; Ruby Roach 294, 283; Mary Tremblay 229; Elizabeth Andrews 211; 238; Joan Middleton 213; Marion Hop- kins 226; Joan Middleton 21; Marion Hop- ins 226; Joan Wilkin 282; Lyne Bertrand 247; Jane Todd 228; Dorothy Lucyk 211; Louise Carnegie 223. Over G00 Triple: Ruby Roach 730; Joan Wilkin 608; Lucy Cook 677. Standings-- Lettuce ................ 14 Celery............. ee 13 Turnips ................ 12 Carrots ................ 12 Spinach ................ 12 Spinach ................ 12 Onioll i Asparagus ............ 10 Potatoes .............. 9 Parsnips .............. 9 Beets .................. 9 Cucumbers ............ 8 a 7 Radishes TUESDAY'S NIGHT BOWLING Triples Over 600: Bill Owen 777; Gord Scott 702; Harold Jeffrey 657; Dean Beare 636; Larry King 605. High Single: Gord Scott - 336 High Triple: Bill Owen - 777 HS.W.H. Gord Scott - 363 High Triple: Gord Scott - 783 Standings-- Bettor Sports .......... 44 Long Horns .... S.0. Bees ... == Beavers ......... Spitfires. ............... Aces LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Triple: Joy Ballard - 706 High Single: . Joy Ballard - 273 Over 200 Singles: Joy Ballard 273, 207, 226, Gail Williamson 209, 204, 234; Gladys Mahaffy 209, 201, 229; Gerri Langille 234, 205; Merle St. John 218, 205; Alice Ross 247; Marg Vehof 245; Nancy Bryans 233; Carol Williamson 223; Ethel La- fontaine 218; Marlene King 217; Pat Lovering 213; Marion Geer 205; Vera Brown 203; Standings-- Tulips .................. 21 Roses .................. 16 Lilacs .................. 15 Daffodils .............. 14 Crocus ................ 2 Violets CURLING Port Perry Ladies Curling March 5 -- Tuesday Ruth Mitchell 7; Norma Kenny 6. Clara Martyn 7; Marie Snooks 6. " Iva Mitchell 7; Hoppy Carnwith 11. Betty Beare 7; Marie 'Foster 9. March 6, Wednesday Norma Howsam 7; Aileen Dawson 10; Joyce Howsam 5; Helen Thompson 9. Marg Panabaker 4; Dorothy Beare 7; Irene ~Carter 5 Malcolm 10. Noreen WEEKDAY GOLF TOURNAMENTS Sunny Brae Golf & Country Club Take advantage of this offer now! 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