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o Wi Pat 28 ih Britain; ARENA. PEE WEE TOURNAMENT | gurimns. santas stun -- 8 amc. 8 a.m. SPONSORED BY 10 a.m. ii Dick Gamble | wm AE 'Hockey Schools = | tee | Mikching. PLAY-OFFS 12-4 p.m. ai House League Stars FINAL GAMES 4 & J p.m. Bay Ridges - PORT ire * STAR x SPORTS Minor Hockey Week To Be Held January 20-2] Port Perry Minor Hockey week Kkick's off Sat., Jan. 20 with our first Invitational tournament, so plan to be on hand and don't forget some lucky boy will win a week at hockey school. If all goes on schedule Dick Gamble should be presenting Crests to the : _ Consolation winner at 5 p.m. and the Trophy to the Grand 'Champions at 6 p.m. ~ Also we would like to re- mind parents and fans of other events of Minor Hockey Week. Mon., Jan. 22nd-- 6.30--Pee Wee All Stars - vs. Oshawa Acadian Cleaners. : 7.30--Cy Wilson's Midget Musfangs- vs. Markham Midgets. Wed., Jan. 24th-- 6 p.m.--Pee Wee House League All Stars vs. Larry Best's Pee Wees. 7 p.m.--Beare Motors ". Bantams vs. Port Hope Thurs., Jan. 25th-- 6.30 p.m.--Novice House -- League All Stars vs. Lake Scugog Lumber Kings. Fri., Jan. 26th-- 8 p.m.--Port Perry Novice .+ All Stars play a league play off game or an exhibition game. 9 p.m.--Beare Motor's Bantam's vs. Brooklin. Sat., Jan. 27th-- Regular House League schedule - will be in 'effect with all Bantam, Novice, Tykes and Pee Wee House League players in action. T.V. Draw 4.30 p.m. Attendance prizes will be given away at every game, courtesy of Port Perry Mer- chants, Let's make- Port Perry "| Minor Week the biggest and most successful ever. Take -your-- boy, "don't just send him to the arena, and watch the Stars of the fours in action. Don't Borah osster But- ton holders admitted free. 'Tournament Admission for the day--adults 50c., children 25¢c. Any boy 15 or under gets a chance to win a week at 'Hockey School. Regular admisison for all other games played. 1 "Int. All-Star Game To Be "Held In Little Britain The Lakeshore Intermed; ate All-Star game will be| played in the Little Britain Arena. on Wednesday, Janu- "ary 31st at 8 p.m. The All- Stars will take on the Sun. derland Harvesters who had the most points at the half- way mark of the schedule. The All-Star game is an annual event -in- all O.H.A leagues with all proceeds go- ing to the injured players fund, and the team is made up of players from -all the teams: in the league. Listed below is a list of the players who were chosen for this year's all-star team. Goal: George Kemp, Little Britain; Jerry 'Oatman, Kes: wick:" and Glen Jackson; Ux- bridge; Defence: Les Sinden, Whitby; Dave' Nichols, Little Britain; Brian Bradley, New: castle; Ron Jones, Uxbridge; Brian Parkinson, Keswick; Centre: Paul Wakely, New- castle; Ray McCabe, Little , Perry; Right Wing: Mert Mc- kee, Port Perry; Elmer Tran, Whitby; Mel Stevenson, New: castle; Left Wing: Art Ren. nick, Uxbridge; Brian Flet cher, Whitby; Tom Thomp- son, - Little Britain; Bruce -Fairman, Little Bri- 'tain; Manager: Kelly Doyle, Little: Britain. Ladies Curling Week Jan. 8th-- Tuesday. : B. Beare 11, M. Snooks..3 - G. Hunter_6, P. Jones 5 M. McCoy 9, H. Bathie 7 R. Mitchell 8, I. Mitchell 6 Wednesday I. Carter 8, D. Beare 5 J. Gray 8, H. Carnwith 5 A. Cox 8, M! Holdershaw 4 E. Doyle 9, M, \Panabaker 5 'Thursday R. Bruton 9, fi. Thomson 3 A. Dawson 11, N. Kenny 4 Neil Pasto, "Port C. Martyn 12, H. MacMaster 9 il Coach: | House League BANTAM ZL Campbell defeated" Gunter 4 to 3. Jackson 2, Nesbitt & Campbell scored for Camp- bell. Gunter scorers were Martin, Lee and Carnighan. Gibson defeated Jeffrey 4 to 1. Phinney got 2; Hall and Goode scored also for Gibson. Jackson scored for Jeffrey. NOVICE ~~ McQuade and Nightingale tied 4 all. Nelson with 2, Hartin and Jones were Mec- Quade's scorers. Kane with 2, Brain and Wackett -were Nightingale's goal getters. Cochrane downed Cart: wright 7-3. LeFort had 2; Hughes, Heard, S. Cochrane, Wills, Van Camp and Hadley had singles. For Cartwright Larmer had two and Prosser one, PEE WEE - Geer edged Cartwright 65. Taylor had two, Boneschan- ker, Jeffrey, Wackett and Huffman got one each. For Cartwright Randy Prosser had all five goals. McCoy won its first game of the 67-68 season 'when they downed Best 4-2. Knight had 38 and Bron¢on one. For Best Werry and McKean had one each. BOWLING MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING ' Jan. 11th, 1968-- . High Triple--R. Parker 800 High Single W. H-- B. Anderson 722 High Single-- 4 J. Waldinsperger 305 High Single W. H-- J. Waldinsperger 321 Triples Over 625-- R. Parker--800; J. Parker --1749; J. Owen--"1702; T. Tho- mas--699; R. Willerton--696 B. Anderson--692; J. Harper --685; R. Hope--683; F. Has: tings--680; B. Owen--679; B. McLaughlin--667; J. Waldin. sperger--6860; J. Healy--653; D. Murray--8651;. R. Hutchin.. son--649; J. Dowson--640; J. Hadley -- 637; J. Wilson Jr. --635; G. Wilson--627. Team Standings-- Don's Raiders : 17 Y, EO IR OTR FR Eden's Lucky Strikes Black: Jacks Carnegie .............. Beare 'Motors Canadian Tire Archer Pontiacs .. a Dowson's Red & White eo 9 Hope's LGA, "le 9 Middleton's Meats ........... Causeway Kids Yulia wo 8 Masonic Lodge Hold First Annual Bonspiel _| Parrots Rink Skipped ByR. Cornish Captures Top Honours : By W. Watson On Saturday, January 12, the Port Perry Curling Club 'was the scene of some keen competitive curling when a total of sixteen rinks spent a most enjoyable day curling and fraternizing. Lodges were represented from Oshawa, Bowmanville, Whitby, ' Brooklin, Uxbridge, Pickering. and Sunderland. The high three game winner was skipped by Roy Cornish of Port Perry, vice-skip, Har- old Howsam, second, John Barton, lead, Bill Gliddon all members of Fidelity Lodge. Each member of the winning rink received: an electric shaver. ; Secor prize went to Larry Doble's rink. of Ux- | bridge, skipped by Jim Baird} vice-skip, Morley Bruce, sec- ond, Ches Oldham. and lead Larry. Doble. : _.Third prize was --won-- by Neil Malcolm's rink of Port First prize was presented to the winning rink by the Worshipful -Master of Fidel ity Lodge, Brother Went- worth Watson, who congrat- ulated all the winners and expressed the pleasure of the Fidelity brethren on be- ing able to provide such an enjoyable day for all of the curlers. The Worshipful Mas- ter gave special credit to the success of the day to the Bonspiel committee: Robert Storrey and George McPhad- en. Donald Wallace was the official scorer. Distinguished guests at the event were the D.D.G.M. of Ontario District, Right Wor. | |Bro. H. Inkpen of Whitby; Past D.D.G.M. Rt. Wor. Bro. Garnet Richard of Bowman- ville and Past D.D.G.M. Rt. Wor. Bro. William Carnegie of Port Perry. Little Britain Down Perry; they were high two [Flamingo's 10-2 game winners. Jim McClell- and's rink from Whitby was fourth and Carl Olsen's rink from Oshawa was the high one game winner. Bowling 'LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT. LEAGUE Bobolinks - Orioles ......... Sparrows .. Ravens Wrens Seagulls Canaries Bluebirds Eagles Robins ........ccoooveveies Cardinals High Triple: C. Warriner 747 High Single: C. Warriner 305 Over 210-- C, Warriner 305;-231, 211; B. Collins. 298; 'B. Oke 277, 214; K. Harper 253; J. Hull 247, 232; M. St. John 246; D. Robichaud 244; J. Leach 242; M. Sweetman 239, 224; M. Geer 236, 223; J. Martens 228' 213; P. Lovering 228, 210; T. McDonald 227; B. Doupe 225; C. Wilson 223; D. Porath 222, 210; M. Rahm 222; Mabel Cook 220; D. Menzies 220; G. Forder 219; C. Wilbur 216 J. Mahaffy 212; J. Chandler 210. Over 600-- C. Warriner 747; B. Collins 691; B. Oke 679; J. Hull 661; M. Geer 650; K. Harper 627; M. Sweetman 615; D. Porath 608; M. St. John 600: ~Tuesday night the Flam- ingo's suffered a high scor- ing defeat according to the score board, but in "team spirit they received a great victory. ; A new team took to the ice and played a fine game of hockey that was not all one- sided as the score. would have you think. | We have signed a new | goal tender, Jim Wilson and '| once he's played two or three games will really stand out | in the nets, also new to the team Larry Lee and Newt Woods two players with a lot of drive and scoring 3 | power. A mention for Bill Davison |a Port Perry Midget that played Tuesday night, a big help to us and a big help to Bill. The Midgets have helped us this year and anyone see- ing them play, as one' prev- ious Ron Jeffrey can say that they don't look out of place on" tevteam at all. "I feel the team is now. on .the move again and the scor= ing will start to reverse in Port's favour with a goal tender that won't give 3p in the first period, - - Our 'next fest will be in Sunderland Saturday night against the league leaders and we have an upset planned for them, followed by the Uxbridge Black Hawks back in Port Perry Tuesday Tight. Two good .games ¢oming 'up so let's get out and help them on their way. You will be glad you, did \ +BANTAM All - Star Action NOVICE Tues., Jan. 9th--Novice All Stars were defeated 2 - 1 by Brooklin. Brian Campbell got Port's only goal. Novice defeated Bay Ridges to. the tune of 6-3. Brian Campbell scored 2, Sean Tay- lor 2, John Bourgeois & Tim Ashbridge scored 1 goal each. Beare Motor's Bantams played Brooklin to a 2-2 tie. scored for Port Perry. Don't forget the double header Fri, Jan. 18th when Port Perry Novice play Pick: ering at 8 p.m. and Bantams play host to Bionttyille at 9 p.m. Mustangs Doing Well | Mustangs 4, Pickering: 3 Monday night at the Arena Cy Wilson's Mustangs won a -| real squeaker over the Pick- ering Midgets." There was plenty of two way action right from the opening of the game. Mustangs took a 1-0 lead midway in the first period when Ron Jeffery dug the puck out of the corner to the Pickering goalie. Shorty after the second period got 'under way Brian McNab carried the puck from his own end on a solo rush ing net Towards the end of the second Rick Evans poked the puck from a Pickering shot from the blue line that slid under the Pickering net- minder to make it 3-0. The third period.saw Pick- ering come out determined to carry the play and they shortly. after .the period got underway. A. few moments later Ken Irvine made it 4-1 for Mustangs 'assisted by R. Moase and Bill - Davidson, Pickering scored two goals short due to penalties to make it 4-3 and set the stage for a cliff hanging finish, Mustangs received a bench penalty with about a minute and a half left to play. Pickering ffiteen seconds fit in the game scored the tying goal, however it was disallowed goal crease, It was an ex- citing game and the fans who turned out were well pleased. Next week Mustangs play host to 'the Midget team from | Markham. were rewarded with a goal Fri, Jan. 12th--Port Perry | Cal Cochrane, Ricky Evans __. Glenn Sweetman who beat and scored from about ten feet in front of the Picker- player in centre ice, took a while 'Mustangs were a man put on the pressure and with ° for having .a player in the °