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RAY | (PANES : NERA 15 CERI FRE LR IA J VES Fa bau EA See A IRAN HR ART [| oa 1 2 wi = . 4. 2130 Wa it 18 Aa VAN Al Cai a ] EY ER ¢ 2 10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 16th, 1967 4 Til HN - of Sn ~~ A a . > at f= pT tay - a 3 » . Pr -- ay AW 00 a0 NR Vas. ay --- ', PR PORT PERRY * STAR «x SPORTS Impressive Win For Bantam All-Stars 9-2 Over Uxbridge In Opening Game The Bantams won 9-2 over Uxbridge last Friday night and the Novice team lost 5-2 in the second game of the double bill. These were the opening games of the season for both teams and Coach Chas. Bour- geois was really pleased with the Bantam's play. The Midget team travels to Markham & Novice to Ajax to open their schedule Mon., Nov. 13th. Watch for those scores next week. While the new sweaters haven't arrived yet, Port Perry Minor Hockey, appre- McLaughlin & Felstead one each for the winners. For the losers Bronson got 2, Hillier and Johnson 1 each. * * * * PEE WEE-- 1st game -- Larry Best's team over McCoy's 4-2. Mec- Kean a pair with Knib and Stephen's one each for the winners. Randy Knight got a hat trick for McCoy. 2nd game -- Gary Geer's team romped over Cartwright 9-1. Boneschanker, Taylor, Jeffery, Hurst got a pair each, Van Weésston a single goal for the winners. Cook NOVICE-- Novice House League opening games had McQuade defeating Cartwright 4 - 2 and Nightingale taking Co- chrane 1-0. Kane getting the lone tally. For McQuade Nel- son picked up a hat-trick and Hartin the other score. Lar: mer had two for Cartwright. © Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Nov. 9th, 1967-- Ken Jackson, proprietor of Flamingo Pastries and sponsor of the Port Perry Flamingo's Intermediate "C" team is pic- tured dropping the puck for the opening face-off at the Flamingo's first home game of the season last week. Taking the face- * off is Mert McKee for Port Perry on the left and Elmer Tran of the Whitby Mel- Rons on the right. | | | ciated the support of Beare | was credited with Cart- High Triple-- v " eo == Motors Ltd. who'll sponsor | wright's only goal. C. Watt -- 826 amin 0S Nn Idl I | [ T O ot g the Bantam All Stars; Cy High Triple with H-- Pp Wilson Ford Sales, who'll R. Hope--1737 ® sponsor the Midget All-Stars, | Buunior Coaches High Single-- as well as Lake Scugog Lum- ~ C. Watt--335 = | d ber and Club Annrene who | Attend Course High Single with H-- : e r u have generously provided R. Hope -- 328. ingo's pick- The Newcastle team seem- sweaters for House League Skaters from Port Perry Port Perry Flaminge's pick On Sunday, November 5th" ' teams. Several other busi- ness men have also inquired about helping. This is really a boost for the Minor Hockey Executive. Minor Hockey will attempt at least one tournament this year. The executive would be glad to hear from anyone interested in providing crests or trophies or picking up the tab for lunch & referees. Anyone desirous of support- ing in one way or another, please contact Chas. Bourge- ois. feated Jeffries team 5 to 4 Figure Skating Club and the executive travelled to Peter: borough on Sunday Novem- ber 10 to attend a Junior Coach Training course. All who tried out were successful. Those who quali- fied as Senior coaches were: Sharalyn Reader, Heather Stephens, Jeanne MacTavish, Sandra Hall and Julian Dia mond. * Attaining their Junior Coach certificates were: Kim Niel, Elizabeth Diamond, Joanne Draper, David Litt, Johnston were interested ob Triples 625 and Over-- C. Watt--826, J. Owen--761 B. Owen--756; T. Thomas-- 742; R. Hope--722; R. Parker --1710; K. Ashton -- 710; F. Hastings--690;, J. Parker -- 684; J. Hadley--675; G. Wil son--667; P. Crawford--666; R. Willerton--663; D. Butt-- 662; R. Sweetman -- 658; J. Wilson, Jr. -- 648; 1. Boyd-- 642; A. Short--635; J. Dow- son--627. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE High Single-- ed up their second straight win on Tuesday night by dropping the new entry of Newcastle 5-2 in a non-excit- ing game. The Flamingo's drew first blood when Butler combined with Galley for number one, while Venning notched num- ber two from M. McMillan to lead 2-0 at the end of the first. Newcastle had a num- ber of chances in the first stanza, but Lorne Campbell in the nets for Port Perry was again in great form and got under way. The visitors ed to be trying too hard, consequently were over skat- ing their passes most of the night. They have some good hockey players on the team and could be more of a con- tender as the season rolls on. Owing to the bad weather the attendance was down considerably, but about 125 braved the cold, blustery weather to be on hand. Mr. Ross Luke was the lucky winner of the 50-50 draw. The Flamingo's will be at Ernie Willerton on Saturday. members of the Junior and Senior Football Teams jour- neyed to Toronto to watch the Argos - Hamilton game, which was greatly enjoyed by all. Recently the .SATO test (Scholastic Aptitude Test for Ontario) was written by the Grade 12's. The results from this test go into the enroll- ing of students. On Friday and Saturday, . November 10th and 11th a group of students attended to encourage those who pre sently feel that they are Nn e ee ee Peter Vernon, Orene Price | Pisces 21 |held them off the score sheet. | home to Sunderland next oy Mash Woche) passe HOUSE LEAGUE ACTION | Betty MacMaster, Lari Coch-| Taurus... 43 | Wayne Powell and Ron| Tuesday night. It is hoped| ed by and held at Quech's SAT., NOV. 11th rane, Rhonda Forder, Marilyn Aries . ....... . ... 32 |Bryant gave the Flamingos that a few more Spectators sh, h inal held BANTAM MacTavish, Nancy Dowson,| Aauarius 44 |a 40 lead in the second | Will be on hand for this one. ports from A to Spas oo 3 1st game -- North Cart| Donna Anton. CaneY ...... coo one 83 | While Campbell again held CT fort it slded greatly to theil f wright defeated Port Perry| The following members of | Gemini ... 17 |the visitors scoreless on the Cedar Cr k = A a ze ! lr 9 to 6. Campbell got 4 goals, | the executive were also in at- Capricorn ..... .. . 37 |three or four chances they ee ori v ch as this are Jackson 2, Nesbit 2 & Scott| tendance, Mrs. Draper, Mrs. |. Scorpio ~~ .......23 | had in the second stanza. Martin den Boer was at el binge] a ee 1 for the winners. For Port| Dyer, Mrs. Litt, Mrs. Forder,| Libra ..... ...... 21 The Homesters started the| Kingston on Friday and : ots Gvettiiy begats Paul Taylor got 3, Jamie Mc: | Mrs. MacTavish, Mrs. Frans-| virgo... 24 ball rolling again in the third | Saturday. o £ re cast head Univer- | Nab 2 and Chris Brain 1. sen, Mr. and Mrs. O. Reader. Leo Lo roan I 2 period when Dele MeNenly Mr. 81d Willerion of Sean are os This tends 2nd game--Blackstock de-| Miss Anna Forder and Dennis Sagittarius. 15 | made it 5-0 before Newcastle | boro visited Mr. and Mrs| > phere. 4 ; in a close game. Martin 3, Servers. 327 -- M. Smits High Triple-- 757 -- B. Oke Singles 200 and Over-- M. Smits--327; A. Scriver --233; M. Durham--205; F. Quan--225; J. Walker--229; J. Irvine--229; G. Hastings 227; K. Imrie--237; D. Crh well--271; B. Hopkins--208; S. De Haas--217; J. Middle ton--266; J. Good -- 213; B. Oke--311; H. McTavish--257; D. McLean--248; M. Moore-- 226; A. Chapman -- 232; B. Evans -- 280; B. Rowland-- 207; E. DeShane -- 202; D. Rodd -- 221; L. Anderson-- 277; C. Wilson--27; D. War. ren--224; J. Godley--208; M Eden -- 227; R. Saunders-- 248; M. Hopkins -- 242; L. Moore--306; J. Parker--257; D. Phinney--238. showed a little more form in the third and Paul Wakely broke the ice and picked up two unassisted goals to rob Campbell of a shut-out.- Bluebirds Robins ...................... 22 High Triple-- D. Menzies -- 761 High Single-- D. Menzies -- 288 Over 210-- D. Menzies--288, 248, 225; B. Oke -- 278, 257, 221; J. Chandler--270, 233; J. Har- per--261; M. Podres--256; J. Hamilton--252, 221; V. Rider --248; J. Mahaffy--247, 220; B. Ballingal--245; S. Brignall --243, 211; W. McLaughlin-- 237, 235, 234; M. Doupe--231 K. Harper--229; E. Bailey-- 228, 218; A. Chandler--220; Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow and Audrey and Ivan of South River spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Norris Doherty and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque. Mrs. Bruce Cummings and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Laroc- que and Debbie and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larocquge of Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips of Raglan were in Oshawa Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Lar- ocque's. It was Mrs. Ronnie Larocque's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laroc- que and baby, Paul Jr., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. V. Larocque. Mr. and Mrs. George Irwin visited Mr. and Mrs. Melville Lansing, Shirley Road, -on Friday evening. "snowed under" that there is a worthwhile experience to work towards. On Tuesday, November 14 the Grade Tens went on tke annual Royal Winter Fair trip. On the whole this was greatly enjoyed and made a break in the usual school week. Mid-term marks are in the process of coming out this week, and will be a good in- dicator for the students as to whether they need to work harder to make the grade. Basketball is under way now with all teams practis- | ing for this season and hop- ing they will be able to shdw well for the school again. this year. --Brian Donnelly -- P. Rowe--218, 214; A. Olsen|}f LADIES WEDNESDAY | --217; P. Loverly -- 216; M, D A N C | N G » NIGHT LEAGUE Rahm -- 215; Marie Cook-- Orioles 42 | 215; D. Taylor--215; P. Fra Cotdinile © 41 |ser--214; M. Graham--210. . - AT = Ravens ..... 36 |Over 600-- Rn w | owen noe--| CLUB ANNRENE pe Canaries... 33 | 756; W. McLaughlin--706; J. Pictured above is Bill Harrison, manager of last year's| Seagulls 31 Cong, E. tly Saturday, November 18th Port Perry Intermediates, presenting the league scoring| Sparrows 30 9; & Mahaily e } p "» Srony to Dory Geer. Gary was the high point man on| Eagles .. ~......29 |Brignall -- 639; M. Doupe-- MUSIC BY "THE SERENADERS last year's team. The presentation was made at the Fla-| Bobolinks 29 | 623; J. Hamilton -- 621; K. , ) mingo's opening game of the season last week. "Wrens... 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