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Wr SIN BP . Hadden rink and Fedyk. Port Perry held Tn - . - N LAR A i 2 ins b jel ,wins bonspiel | | 3 fs _by Judy Latta runner-up prizes but will be oe Marj Tripp Real Estate in contention again next year yo again sponsored a very no doubt. Although Marj 19 successful open bonspiel at Tripp was not personally 5 0 our club on January 29th. available to present the Dx The team consisting of trophy, Pam and Ann Marie oi Helen Hadden, Marie were very capable represen- 1 Foster, Shirley Lee and Jean tatives. Hh Robertson came away with Other clubs represented A the trophy. oo were Tam Heather, Whitby, hI Last year's trophy winning ~~ York, Unionville, Uxbridge Va team skipped by Jean Burch and the Oshawa Curling 13: 0 of Oshawa had to settle for Club. ho) 12 5 : iF od Atom all-stars ba lead Uxbridge playoff series . The Marj Tripp Real Estate Women's Open honours. Team members are Shirley Lee, Marie on Fridoy, ¥en Js, the De el! Soares) 2gain bonspiel was held at Port Perry Curling Club January Foster and Jean Robertson. Pam Fis presented the z a - . . . A Stars hosted the Uxbridge After a rest before the 29 and the rink skipped by Helen Hadden captured the trophy on behalf of the sponsor. Atoms for a play-off game, Jive portal Dhnigis neg 4 with Port Perry victorious torally but was unable to ge A with Port Perry victorious through Port perrys Juniors win, Midgets lose i now stands 3-0 in favour of defense. Port missed many oh, Port Perry. scoring chances but ended ® Tisibe The first period remained the game with a flourish ° ie Sree SETI S@niors pos -38 victor 5 e when Uxbridge scored while by Dave Culbert, scored his eh Port Perry was trying to kill third goal with only five 5 SN a penalty. With quick seconds remaining. The by Danny Millar 56-44 and the midgets were the quarter grabbed an 18-2 TA passing by John Lally and final score was 5-1 for the The senior Redmen simply beaten for the first time 58-23 a decisive 33-14 half time advantage. In the opening wr John Harman, Dave Burnett Malmont Farms Atom All- outgunned a basketball team by a strong team. lead. eight minutes the ihe was set up to score to even Stars. from McLaughlin and took In the senior game, Port Perry came out even McLaughlin shooters EE the tally at 1-1. Port Perry The team travels to aneasy61-38 winon Tuesday Redmen Terry Flieler and faster in the second half as couldn't hit the broadside of p seemed to take control of the Uxbridge on Thursday, Feb. January 29. The conquest Rick Young each had four they scored six seconds after a barn, so to speak. Inthe game at this point. 7th for their fourth and marked the second win over points while Steve McIntyre the opening tip-off. By the second quarter, after miss- PY ~~ Early in the second period, hopefully their final game of the Trojans for Port Perry had two. It marked the first time the Redmen took a time ing three straight shots Fd Robbie Baker and Steve this series at 7 p.m. teams as the juniors won time this season that these out with 1:20 left in the third under the\ basket, the Durham assisted on a goal three athletes have scored. period they had built up a Trojans camp back to tie the hi by Dave Culbert. Uxbridge ° ° The Port Perry attack was 51-23 advantage. score 23-23 at half time. x then took a penalty and John Soft ber 1 associat ion one of the most balanced The junior contest had to In the first minute of the ag Harmon scored on a pass scoring thrusts of the year as rank with one of the strong- last half, Kevin Harris hit a Ws from John Lally. Keeping nine of the 11 players in est Basketball skirmishes of medium range shot to give i : the pressure on Uxbridge, J uniform scored. the year. Port jumped intoa Port Perry a one point lead pr : 10 hold convent ion As usual, George Cope and 10-0 lead after four minutes Lh MINOR SOFTBALL Mike Patton led the scoring of action and by the end of (Turn to page 18) RATE "PR ACTICES" After very rewarding Inn, 2668 King St. East, of I eaten for hg TTS ; : results from last years' Kitchener, Ontario. (519) Guard Greg Fedyk, a superb = E For Midget Age Players seminar the Ontario Ama- 743-4171. defensive ball player, made = M A N V F W = (Aged 15t0 17) teur Softball Association in This year, representatives his mark in the scoring = = TAM are held every co-operation with Softball are expected from all over column with six points. ES E } TUESD AY NIGHT + Ontario are holding another the province to discuss the THE "BLITZ = E ¥ open convention. five Ontario Championship T : ES = oi 8:30 to 10:30 P.M. The date is February 15, series now offered, and also Wi 3 ie A = = 5 a 16, and 17th at the Conestoga Provincial Tournaments for "hlite" mi = Z the "'blitz"' mid-way through = E R.H. CORNISH 1980. . the first quarter. On this = HAS ICE TIME TORENT : PUBLIC SCHOOL = With the enthusiasm and type of press, Cope and = Only 15 Miles from Port Perry ot inquiries Softball Ontario's Patton, the two biggest = 3 . = office is receiving, we esti- Redmen. rush at the Niaver = Information Call: 1-705-277-2720 E 3554 . - J 3 s = 5 2 A LGA A A WAAL AA A AVAL mate ove ho) Slowpitch attempting to in-bound the Summum DS = 0.H.A. Junior C Hockey S Ontario this vear. Special ball after Port scored on a Vis = = year. Special free throw. While these two hhh, p = (1 4 | = speakers and the business at ry to pick off the throw-in, i 5 = hand takes place following Fedyk moves in from the 2 E S the $5.00 registration on gafety position to coyer the | C m O d Al | = E Port Hope Panthers = Saturday morning. Friday man most likely to hee ? 0 e ne a Nn i A 5 = and Saturday evenings the ball. It was not overly to the : = VS. = include informal discussions effective in the first two = = and socializing and films games, but with practice it $ i : Port Perry MoJacks £ showing comparison on Fast could become a very useful § SKATING P ARTY i = SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th - 7:00 P.M. £ »s Bow Bitch anc umpire weapon. US = - . 3 {To = SCUGOGARENA-PORTPERRY £ i constructive weekend quickly in the initial period | i SU ahead. and the Trojans attempted to counter this with a method- ical offence, using lots of plus 2 passes. The quarterback of i 4) nym s | BABY LOBSTER PLATE | ap (4) I oe g n 0 I guard Chic Tyson, who is on} 8 : the team with Rob Garrow, (CHICKEN ALSO AVAILABLE) 1 AOE e LOW DAILY RATES both members on the Port S ) d F it e RENT BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH rh Julia & 3 aturday, February 9th | i ® PICK-UP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE An outside jumper from LATCHAM CENTRE He Dennis Franssen with two SKATING: 8:00 P.M. } RR seconds left gave Port Perry . 0. . Sade a nae 208 rgin otter DANCE: 9:00 P.M. t01:00 A.M. eight minutes of play. $15.00 per couple Pression 3cofed on 2 Tickets available at: ; x8 identical play again with | 6 only two seconds left. . Pattersons of Port, ) Wi Franssen and Curt Richard S Beauty Studio Bs Pinkowski were the only Or at the Door. JE Redmen to last the first half , ! IS 28 re Caml Daracd. Dave Sponsored by Scugog Public AL Dickson, and McIntyre Library Finance Committee AR subbed in for Cope, Patton i Big