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ERAT, oh ty Bape: - fs St hos AE Pee Wee B's lose another close game by Val Menzies 'Last weekend Port Perry Stone Realty once again lost their bid to tournament champs in the second game by a squeaker of a score. Saturday, January 19, the Stones took part in the annual LeFroy tournament. In their first game, Port won by a 4-2 score over the home team. The line of Ian Smith, Jeff Oke and Tim Allsopp accounted for 3 of the 4 goals. In spite of the fact that the referee did not award any second assists in the game, each member of the line figured in at least 2 of the markers. Port opened the SHARP - CANON TEXAS INSTRUMENTS CALCULATORS | . & Adding Machines PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 scoring with a super un- assisted effort by Jeff Oke who had a great game. The second goal was also by Port with ~ Davis Watts scoring assisted by Jimmy Vernon. Lefroy got one in the second period but Port came back with two unanswered goals in the third. Ian Smith got Port's third goal assist- ed by Tim Allsopp. The last scoring play of the contest came from Jeff Oke with Ian Smith picking up the assist. All three forward lines and the defense played well for Port. While the Smith-Oke- Allsopp line did the scoring the other two lines played a good game. Port's second game saw them pitted against the strong Cookstown team. The rivalry was strong since Cookstown had defeated Port by one goal in a previous tourney. Unfortunately, *Village Video DIAL-A- BARGAIN *The Galley Fish & Chips *Irwin Smith Music Limited *The Hair Shoppe *Flieler's North-End BP ~~ *Doug's Refinishing *Square Boy Pizza ... and many others are using DIAL-A-BARGAIN! Are You?? CALL 723-4444 [FOR INFORMATION. §. 3 despite a super effort, history repeated itself and Cookstown picked up a 2-1 victory. The game was one of the most exciting games of the year with Port's fans cheering so loud and long that half of them were hoarse by the end of the contest. Jamie Menzies who had a fine game for the losers got the only goal for Port. It is difficult to call a team who played so hard losers. Greg Stapleton who shone on defense was awarded M.V.P. for Port Perry. Robbie Jamieson also a defenseman for Port Perry 'had a good tournament. Not only Ports team but also its fans receiv- ed notice in the tourney. It was commented that Port had super fan support. Its not hard to support a bunch of boys who gives their all like these boys did. Well done Stones! Port has another chance this week as they take part in the Little Britain tourna- ment. Just give us Sixteen rinks competed last week at the 7th annual Marj Tripp Real Estate bonspiel held at the Port Perry Curling Club. The ladies open spiel was won by the Judy Latta team, seen PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 1, 1963 -- 19 RE here receiving trophy from Verna Chapman. Other team members are- Wendy Bateman, 2nd; and Marion Laird, lead. Absent for photo was vice skip Roberta Baird. PPHS basketball results Tough luck for senior team entertaining hockey like by Kathleen Taylor we saw at LeFroy that's Exams are over all fans can ask for. Rebels! Most of us have Good luck team. had the weekend to re- Atoms victorious (From page 18) 5-1 resulted in Port with Jan Heyes and Brian Appleby picking up the assists. Clair Cornish gave Port a 3-0 lead at the end of the 2nd period on a goal assisted by Jeff Mills and Mark Andrews. Ryan LaRocca played outstanding between the pipes throughout the game allowing the opposing team to score only one goal. This came at the 9:49 mark when Port was short- handed. Clair Cornish scored the next two goals. for. Port earning himself another hat - trick. Brian Appleby also picking up an assist. The final score of "ARE YOU READY FOR RINGETTE WEEK! February 6th to 13th Game Schedule: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7th 5:00 P.M. - Ringette School vs. Petites 5:40 P.M. - Tweens vs. Mothers 6:30 P.M. - Juniors vs. Public School Teachers SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13th - 1:25 P.M. - Belles vs. Mayor Taylor & Council Let's work together to usher in an exciting season of Ringette, because ... The fever is spreading! SCUGOG ARENA Ringetteis our Game! "COME & WATCH ... SUPPORT OUR GIRLS!" Rin SAT, RUARY 12th - 8 P.M. e Valentine Dance LATCHAM CENTRE -- DOOR PRIZES & SPOT DANCES -- Perry Malmont Farm Atoms winning the Peterborough tournament. Each player was pre- sented with a trophy for his part in winning the championship game. Congratulations to Jarret Harmon and Clair Cornish for winning trophies for their hat trick. A three-star pre- sentation was made at the end of the champion- ship game. Congratul- ations to Clair Cornish 'who was chosen. 1st star. and to Ryan LaRocca who was chosen 2nd star. Clair and Ryan received trophies for their efforts. OSH ke % a WEDNESDAYS (Day & Night) cuperate and now its time to get back to the old grindstone. The boys basketball teams weren't so 1 as to have a full week- end of rest. The Senior. boys team journeyed to Orono on Saturday to take part in a tourna- ment at Clarke High School, and the junior boys played in the Ux- bridge Basketball tournament which was also on Saturday, Jan- uary 29. Our Seniors put forth a valiant effort, making it to the Consolation finals only to lose by one point in the last 5 seconds of overtime to a tall and powerful Lindsay squad. Pete Christie came up with an outstanding effort in the tournament scoring 28 points in the finals against Lindsay. The junior boys won one game and lost one in AWA SKI CLUB. _ NG ED & OPERATED NON-PROFIT | Ns CLUB Thursday (Day & Night) & Holidays. ALSO OPEN: Fri., January 28th; Fri., February Ath; Fri., February 25th & Mon., March 7th. RATES: Adults Under 14 MIDWEEK: WEEKENDS: $7.00 per $4.50 per $10.00 per $5.50 per SCHOOL PROGRAMS ON A SPECIAL RATE For Conditions Call: 723-5248. the tournament in Ux- bridge. In the first game, Port played very well to down a taller team from Huron Heights High School. This game was led by the scoring of Rob Burnett, Richard Alsoop and Ed Somers with 18, 17 and 9 points re- spectively. In the second game, Port lost a close contest to Henry Street despite Richard Alsoop's out- standing 22 points. Jamie Lane, Colin Stone, Darryl Mussel- man and Michael Taylor also put forth a strong effort. I'd be will- ing to bet that they wish- ed that they had had Shellalagh with them _ for that game. All three teams play Donevan on Wednesday, February 2. any medium or large SQUARE BOY PIZZA Mon., Tues., or Wed. Only! HOURS: Mon. to Thurs. Noon to 11:30 Fri. & Sat Noon to 1:30am. Sunday 410 10:30pm. *1%° OFF OFFER EXPIRES MON, FEB. 28/83 WA oon 80 WATER ST. 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