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24--PORT PERRY STAR--Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974 Lack of puck shooting Juveniles drop season openers The Port Perry Juveniles - which are sponsored this vear by "Menzies Motors Volvo are off to a bad start this season. losing their opening game to Pickering 1-3. and to a strong Stouff- ville-9-2. In.the first exchange. the Menzies boys were on the right track but the lack of shooting the puck instead of always looking for their wingers (in my opinion) cost them this game. Scoring for Port were Peter Van Weston with 2 and Casey. Van Shagen 1; and assists Doug Bronson with two. A CUT oO ABOVYE THE REST! Prices start as low as $3950 The rugged, efficient two-stage snow removal "action of all eight Ariens self-propelled Sno-Thros 'make short and simple work of Winter's worst snows. And Ariens 6 and 8 HP Sno-Thros go on working for you all year long with one of the six Trac-Team lawn maintenance attachments: Rotary Mower, Reel Mower, Lawn Vacuum, Rotary Brush, Shredder/Grinder and Shredder/Bagger. Check out the Ariens four-season Sno-Thros at your nearest Ariens Dealer. FISHERS FARM SERVICE 'ASHBURN, ONT. -- PHONE 655-3842 In the second encounter it was a strong Stouffville team that applied the pressure and the Menzies boys held their end up pretty fair until about midway of the second period, then they seemed to let up a little which Stouffville used to their advantages. The big gun for Stouffville was Andy Leitch, as he scored four and assisted on one. Scoring for Menzies were Rod Campbell and Chris Brain with assists going to Doug Bronson with two and John Kane. We, the Manager and Coaches, were pleased to see quite a few fans from home at Stouffville Saturday night and hope we can show them some good hockey shortly. Our next game is in Ux- bridge on November 6th. Our first home game is November 7, 1974, with Stouffville coming. Game time is 9:15 P.M. Thursday night. Scott completes 8 of 16 passes for 99 yards On Friday, October 25th, Port Perry High School lost the football game to Ander- son but discovered new offensive power. John Scott, the team's rookie quarterback, had the best afternoon of his young career. He completed 8 of 16 passes for 99 yards. Scott Howsam, the seasons leading scorer, ran forty vards for a touchdown in the first half and piled up eighty- four yards before the game ended. Shawn Taylor grabbed 3 "passes for 45 yards, one included a diving catch that resulted in a touchdown which put Port Perry ahead 15-14 at one point in the second half. A powerful Anderson finish gave them the win. The Port team, however, is a young team, and is expecting to be considerably stronger next season. } Get a new HOMELITE XL2 ...makes cutting ..and let the neighbours try it! Suggested Retail Price Completes witn 12° bar 8 chan Complete with carrying case. 'FISHER'S FARM SERVICE - ASHBURN. ONT. -- PHONE 655-3842 twice . . aseasy. ® Twin trigger control for easier, faster cutling ® Light weight -- only 7.1. Ibs.* © Automatic chain oiler ® Easy starting . . . and more! - "less bar and chan JERRY INDUSTRIES Coenen GE) omen LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Triples: 600 and Over B. Oke 687; N. Robinson 668; D. Goreski Meester 638; E. Vernon 610. Singles: 200 and Over'; D. Goreski 301; B. Oke 263, 241; N. Robinson 247, 211, 210; A. Meester 244, 218; E. Vernon 232, 202; J. Walker 243; D. Dargavel 241; P. Adderly 234; Beth Heayn 219; D. Thompson 216; D. English 212; D. McLean 212; A. Weir 210; M. Raby 209; J. Lee 208; R. Peyton 207; M. DeJong 206; F. Venning 201; J. Baumchen 200. Standings: COasloNs .....covivmnunines 34 Fireflies........................ : Alley Cats: Squiris................. Raiders........coovns i. Boomerangs.................. Whirlwinds ............. - Wishing Wells............... 'All Stars Tigers......... Steamers ...................... Bombers....................... LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Single: Mary Lea Dowson - 266 High Triple: Mary Lea Dowson - 609 Over 200: . Mary Lea Dowson 266; Gail Williamson 245; Vera Brown 243; Paulette Walker 230: Alice Ross 227; Carol Wilbur 223; Diane Davies 217; Joy Ballard 213; Ethel Lafontaine 211; Pat Arm- strong 210; Marlene King 203. Over Goi; - Mary Lea Dowson 609; Pat Armstrong 602. Standings: Canaries. ......oumiimeiieers Cardinals Or0lES....cconiviicviisnmnnrnnens 33 Robins ..................... Blue Jays ..................... 21 LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Lucy Cook - 313 High Triple: Lucy Cook - 675 H.S.W.IL.:~ = Lucy Cook - 318 8:15P.M. Come on out and cheer the Flamingos to victory. 643; A. ..30 HUT W.HL: Lucy Cook - 690 Over 210°; Lucy Cook 313; Bev Raines 285: Helen Heard 266; Irene Doupe 247; Terry Gerrow 246; Marion Hopkins 244; Lynne Bertrand 243; Barb Doupe 236; Mabel Cook 224; Louanne Brown 224; Beth Oke 215, 222; Joan Wilkin 221; Anne Elliot 219, 225; France Venning 214; Lynn Chatten 211; Mary Sweet- man 211; Cathy Ballingall 211; Judy Smith 210. Over 600: Lucy Cook 675; Helen Heard 663; Beth Oke 640; Barb Doupe 625; Irene Doupe 609. Standings: Gin Fizz ....................... Daiquiri ............. Golden Spike Manhattens Rusty Nails Side Car ............... Zombies..............ueee... Whiskey Sour................ 26 Russian Bear............. 18% Mai Tai.....cccoeeevvunnnnnnne. 17 PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED LEAGUE "High Single Girls: Sharon Elson - 155 High Triple Girls: Lorie Hope - 370 High Average Girls: Leeanne Kerr - 120 High Year to Date High Single Girls: Kelly Owen - 164 High Triple Girls: Kelly Owen - 396 High Single Boys: Steve Redman - 275 High Triple Boys: Steve Redman - 617 High Average Boys: Tim Thompson - 173 High Year to Date High Single Boys: Steve Redman - 275 High Triple Boys: Steve Redman - 617 Standings: Big Macs...................... The Scooby Doos Weebles : End of first section CENTRAL ONTARIO JUNIOR "C" COBOURG COUGARS VS§ PORT PERRY FLAMINGOS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th. Port Perry Arena GAME TIME SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE "High Single: Dave Rider - 265 H.S.W.IL: Jack Cook Jr. - 273 = 'High Triple: Dave Rider - 730. H.T.W.H.: Dave Rider - 730 Women High Single: Maureen Lane - 243 H.S.W.IL.: Maureen Lane - 280 High Triple: ' Maureen Lane - 592 H.T.W.H.: Maureen Lane - 709 Standings: Alley Cats Aces THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING High Single: John King - 345 High Triple: John King - 811 H.S.W.H.: Keith Durham - 352 H.T.W.H.: John King - 829 __ Triples Over 625: John King 811; Ron Red- man 731; Harold McLaugh- lin 716; Ken Catherwood 701; Jack Owen 696; Rodney Chandler 690; Mike Vander- by 690; Jack Cook Jr. 676; Bill Jansen 658; Garth Lin- ton 658; Ross Sweetman 655; Jim Rider 654; Keith Ashton 646; Jack Cook Sr. 645; Steve Whitter 645; Jim Redman 643; Alan Ashton 633; Pete DeHaas 627; Bud McAneny 639. Standings: Tudor Developments.....32 Port Perry I.G.A. ......... 27 Stones Real Estate........ 26 Ballard Lumber............ 25 Emmersons insurance ..24 Ideal Dairy Edens........................... Zering Pontiac.............. 21 Legion Branch 419........ 19 Port Perry Star............ 17 Dowson Red & White .....9 Lake Scugog Lumber .....9