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a IPT SUSI # 5% fr Tv Fok TETRA . MINOR HOCKEY NEWS Due to the cold weather the Port Perry Hockey Club cancelled ' their Chocolate Bar Drive on Saturday, Jan, 21st; If weather permitting the boys will be around to your door on Saturday, January 28th, Through your kindness and generosity we hope to make this the last chocolate bar drive of this year. JUNIOR HOCKEY :. By Dave Morton Port Perry Junlors came from be- hind Saturday night to whip the Warsaw 'Flyers' four to two in the second clash between these teams in two days. Friday night in Warsaw, Port Perry defeated the 'Flyers' nine to seven to gain an undisputed hold on first place 'and Saturday the 'Redmen' proved they intended to 'keep their lead. Gary Geer was the top sniper in Warsaw with a hat- trick, and Phil Clark was right behind him with a pair of goals, Parry, Gray, Carnochan, and Burnett each drove in a goal to help the Port Perry team to victory. After a scoreless start Saturday night Warsaw came up with a pair of --goals-early-in th second period that gave them a temporary lead. G. Geer tipped in the first tally for the home team at the '10:31 mark with assists going to Gray and Oke. Oke set up the goal with a hot slap-shot from the blue-line and Geer pounced on the re- bound. Two minutes later J, Carnochan slammed one in from the corner that caught the Flyers net-minder looking. The second period was marred with penalties as both teams turned on the _ pressure to break the deadlock. War- saw lost Allen and Nelson for ten minutes as they sat out misconducts. Two unassisted goals in the final period gave Port Perry the margin that was needed to take the game. Gary Geer skated around the Warsaw defence and potted his second goal of the. evening. Ray Jenkins wrapped things up with a slap-shot from the blue-line that deflected in off a_ War- "saw skate, MEMOS. : ~The game was delayed for "about fifteen minutes Saturday night be- cause the Warsaw bus was. sideswiped by a car on the Causeway and the driver had to wait for the Police. It . three stitches to sew up his lip when = ea aaa was a minor accident and no one was injured. Saturday night's session was to a large extent a battle between the two goalies, Wanamaker and Horton. Each of them had exactly forty-eight shots to handle but Wanamaker came up. with the key | saves that made the difference. Wanamaker has revertea to his fibre-glass mask, Although it needs an occasional cleaning 'during the game. Neil claims he can see the corners better. , . Ray Jenkins, who hails from Little Britain, joined the Junior line-up Saturday night. Ray played defence last year for Brooklin and will be a valuable asset to Port Perry this season. . . | Gary Geer has the most points on the Port Perry team so far this season. With seven- teen goals and nine assists he's off to a fine start. Jim Carnochan's got the best average with two goals and eight assists in only three games. . . . Chic Carnegie was clipped by the puck in the second period Saturday night and needed two stitches to close a gash on the side of his head. Doug McMillan was struck in the mouth with a stick 'in' the same game and knocked the cap off his tooth. Wayne Powell lost two teeth and required he was smashed in the mouth with a stick Friday night at a Juvenile game in Uxbridge. When the Warsaw defenceman Nelson had a ten-minute misconduct added to his two minute slashing penalty in the second period Saturday night, the captain of the 'Flyers' shouted, "What the - -- -was that for?" to which the referee then quietly replied, "O.K. buddy, you can join him!" On January 26th," Port Perry plays in Bobcaygeon. The next home game will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 1st, with Bowmanville being our guests. Game time at 8:30 sharp. First Perlod-- No scoring Penalties-- Port Perry: Burnett Warsaw: Allen Second Period-- 1. Warsaw: MelInroy (Watts) cocci, 8.16 2, Warsaw: Shearer (O'Brien). ....cccevvevennnnee. 10.10 | 8. "Port Perry: Geer *~ (Gray, Oke) ....... Bhatia girmrn 10.31 4. Carnochan (McMillan)... 12.25 Penalties--Port Perry: Burnett, > Parry Warsaw: Hughes, Allen and : Nelson (10 min.), Clancy, ' O'Brien, Thedford. Third Perlod-- 3. Part Perry: Geer (unassisted) ................ 7.47 6. Port Perry: Jenkips (unassisted) Fag if nsectngioies 8.68 Penalties--Port Perry: Oke (2), Burnett, Carnochan.™ Warsaw: Hughes HOUSE LEAGUE SCHEDULE BANTAM -- 12-138 years January 28th-- . 1 vs, 2 -- 8.00 a.m. 3 ve. 4 -- B40 a.m. February 4th-- 4 vs. 3 -- 8.00 a.m. 2 vi. 1 -- 8.40 a.m. February 11th-- 1 vs. 3 -- 8.00 a.m. 4 vs. 2 -- 8.40 a.m. February 18th-- 2 vs, 4 -- 8.00 am. 3 vs. 1 ----- 840 a.m. February 25th-- ] 1 vs. 4 ---- 8.00 a.m. - Night March 4th-- . 2 va, 3 -- 8.00 a.m. Night--4 vs. 1 -- 7.00 p.m. ee PEE-WEE HOUSE LEAGUE January 28th-- 1 vs. 2 -- 9.20 a.m. 3 vs. 4 -- 10.10 am. February ith-- 4 vs. 3 -- 0.20 a.m. vs, 2 7.00 p.m. 2 vs, 1 = 10.10 a.m. February 11th-- 1 vi. 3 -- 9.20 a.m. Night--4 vs. 2 -- 7.00 p.m. February 18th-- 2 vs. 4 -- 9.20 a.m. Night--3 vs. 1 ---- 7.00 p.m. February -25th-- I vs. 4 -- B40 a.m. 3 vs, 2 -- 0.20 a.m. March {th-- 2 vs. 3 -- 8.40 a.m. -- 9.20 a.m. in - ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE "January 28th-- 4 vs, 1 S83 vse 4d -- 10.10 a.m. 1 ve. 2 -- 10.50 a.m. I'ebruary 4th-- 2 vs. I. -- 10.10 a.m. 4 vs. 3 -- 10.50 am. February 11th-- I vs. 3 -- 10.10 a.m. Oi thing fo] have to take more baths!" 5 ecieiab A cents a day. 'And that' s not the wy thing! : LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY ETRE Eh err hae IS CEE SRA Everyone i in the family can take more baths and you'll still "have loads of hot water for every other household use, with the new two-element, fast.- Hydro water electricity. With electricity, hot water 'satisfaction costs only a few important advantage of safe, clean, flameless heating! You get more out of life "when you get the most out of HYDRO Is yours heateis offer the | keep up the good avork. OCKEY, Bowmanville vs. Port Perry Jr's. HOCKEY NEWS 4 vi. 2 -- 10.50 a.m.' February 18th-- 2 vs. 4 -- 10.10 a.m. 8 va. | -- 10.50 a.m. ""chruary 25th-- 1vs. 4 -- 10.10 a.m. 3 vs, 2 -- 10.50 a.m. March 4th-- 2 vs. 3 -- 10.10 a.m. 4 vs. 1 -- 10.50 a.m. Ea) ~--X The players are allowed 40 minutes of ice time, 'so thal to get vour full time, you should be in your dressing rooms 15 minutes before the time of your schedule. Favents please clip out this schedule and avoid phone calls to the coaches. HOUSE LEAGUE STANDINGS TO DATE ATOMS Team WoL TPs 3. 0 Sper eves 5 0 0 10 2 ! bh 2 2 1 2 3 3 Team WL I Pts . SR 3 1 1 7 J Wr. 1 | 7 | 2 2 4 2 rie 1. 4 0 2 BANTAMS | Team © © CW LT ps 3 b 0 0 10 . JOR. 2 yo 0 { | EPROPS | 2 0 2 ST, 1 3 0 2 Bantam games to Replay 1 vs. 2 1 vs. |} Also games of Jan. 7th to at later date. NOTE The Pee-Wee All Stars, OMIA. style have had tough going. So far they tied Pickering 4-4, then lost to Stouffville: 7-3 and pot beat 5-4 again by Pickering, but they will have made a better showing against their rivals from Uxbridge this week, They will journey to Uxbridge and Stouffville next Tuesday and Thurs, to .close out the Schedule, so cheer them on to the Play-Off, Minor Hockey Weck almost passed by. Did you go to the Rink to watch your boy play? If you did, Af you did not go to see him play, it is not too late to do so. Ask him when he plays again. He is your boy. Monday Night Bowling League Jan. 23rd--- Scotland----5 - 15 Canada--2 - 14 England--2 - 14 Italy--7 - 13 * China--5 - 11 Germany-->5 - 10 High Triple-- Anne Mulder High Single-- Anne Mulder----284 Over 200-- Anne Mulder--284; Helen Bathic-- 231; Joyce Emmerson -- 224; Norma Scott----215; Mae Blakely--210; Flor- ence Davey--209; Mary Amell--208; Elsie Pogue--207, 203; Betty Heayn --204. Thifsday Night Bowling "League Black Jacks ........ be played let's has Sweden--H - 9 Japan--2 - 9 Ireland--5H - 9 India--2 - 8 France--2 - 7 Holland--0 - 7 -608 Goofers .......... " Logon ..conmimmirimiiitinns oo 14 StArs cocoon simssnsisrsiens 14 DeLUXe coor rervrnrirenrirnnn, 12 Heoad Pins ..oounsiaigionms 12 Whiz Bangs .....cccovevennnn... 12 Meteors ....oovvviveviivininennnn, 10 Blow Kings .......cooousnrn..nn. 0 Archers viii ennn.., i] JUNIOrs eevee cirri, 6 Carnegies .........ocevnneen. 2 High Single-- Frank Hastings--277 High Triple-- © D. Aird--707 Over 240 Singles-- --F. Hastings --277;-D. Aird -- 275, 266; J. Grieves--274; C. Williams-- 273; B. Young--260; J. Abrams--255; B. Weeden--264; R. Howsam--252; A. Cawker--246; 1. Boyd--242, Over 600 Triples-- _ D. Aird--707; A. Cawker--694; F, Hastings-2890; C. Willijams--878; 'B, Owen--608, Curling News and Views Last "Wednesday cour ladies enter- tained the Whitby Club; rinks were intermingled and welcomed by Presi- dent Love, Thursday seen Hayes and Cox rinks under pressure, For each -rink it was a do or die endeavour. Alma counted for the first, two ends then Marg. decided to make amends. Ap. parently it was a good game to Jad won the other game 8-6, this giv- 3 and watch between hustling Hayes foxy Cox. The score was eight to four for Marg, with Abn dragging by half a vard. . is Wednesday Tevigett and Huyes i play « "The wir takes the trophy to which our hat: come off 'Thursday we are having a Club Jitney for some; "the, results of the serannble ~hould be Then start vices as skips, appearing in nothing but fun. | anew schedule with the You'll he seein new names. sept CURLING -- Gov.-Gen. trophy uitionviide Wins District Play-down Yihrhic Clubs participgted in the Vatriet ob Hlavdowns for the right to represent this district in the quest for the Governor-Generals Trophy. | The District were held this year at the Port Perry Curling Club on Jan, 21th. After rather the early vounds the final hetweon Oshawa and Unionville was a real squeaker. Skip Gordon Brumwell of Unionville with his last rock turned a 2 point deficit into a 2 point win. Bob Walktr's Oshawa rink of Dune Brodie, Ted Chenier and Rich Vesey Plavdowns Tuesday, lopsided scores in a"; Oshawa a 2 point lead. In the 12th end of the final game, Oshawa' Ss Skip "Oke Crawford his final stone to the button cutting out 2 Unionville counters, © Bramwell's only play was a take-out of the shot-rock which he executed perfectly to win the game 13-9 and the round 19-17. First Round Play Oshawa -20 drew Scores-- Woodville Blackstock 11 Port Perry 19 Cannington 24 Whitby - -35 BE et ? / THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1901-85 Wed., Feb. Unionville--28 Sunderland--12 Second Round Scores-- Oshawa 30 Cannington 11 Unionville 26 Whitby---10 Final-- Unionville - 19 04 hawa--17 ' Unionville Winners. Skip --G. Brunwell ~ N. "I'vndall G. Hooper R. Harris Skip HL Allan \. Brown K. Roberts Jo Watson Oshawa Runner-Up Bob Walker Dune Brodie Ted Chenier R. Vesey Crawford Do McLaughlin B. Pattee I. Marshall District winners will play in Osh. awa this Thursday with the finals im Skip Skip 0. ANNUAL MUNICIPAL BUILDING, Fred Christie, President. Feb. 2 The meeting of the Plot Owners will be held in the Saturday, Feh. 4th 8.30 9 p.m. Toronto Friday eb. Park. Curling L.iak. 3rd at High Murphy, Dies LINDSAY William James Murohy 59, who Holstein cattle and shipped them all over the world, hae died of a heart 'attack in Amenia, N.Y. He spent his lifetime here and was president of the Retarded Children's Association of Victoria County, vieo- president of the Lindsay Central = hibition, a member of the Knights of bred Columbus and St... Mary's Roman Catholic Church, . He leaves his widow, Kathleen: five ons, Charles, Daniel, Michael, David nd William, of Lindsay; four daugh- ters, Mes. Terrence O'Leary, Peter- boro: Mrs. Thomas McC onkey, Tor- antes Med" Gerald Twome vy, Uxbridge and Jo Anke, Lindsay. LE EI Acie a Ontario Pine Grove Cemetery Co. 8 MEETING PORT PERRY at 2.00 p.m. N. W. Heayn, Secretary. 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