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ees PORT PERRY * STAR » -- Minor Hockey News -- With Hockey Tournaments becoming so popular, Port Perry Minor Hockey has de. cided to add a Novice Tour- nament to our list this year. This Novice Tournament will be played Sat., Dec. 28th in the Arena beginning at 8.00 am. This Tournament is be- - ing organized by Port Perry Minor Hockey and is spon. sored by the Port Perry Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING End of First Section, Winning Teams-- } (1) Nachur Boys--59 pts. (2) Beare Chevs--56 pts. (3) P.P. 1L.G.A--56 pts. First Section Individual Score Winners-- High Triple-- 854--J. Hadley High Triple W.H.-- 860--K. Catherwood High Single-- 364--J. Hadley High Single W.H.-- 369--V. Walker High Scores-- C. Watts--822; Terry Ad- derley--802; V. Walker--799 G. Geer--778; J. Redman-- 769; F. Hastings -- 722; T. Thomas--717; D. Butt--687; K. Ashton--8693; R. Parker-- .678; K. Durham -- 666; F. McNeil--664; J. Dowson--661 *M, Wilson -- 653; R. Short-- 649; D. Durham -- 646; P. Murphy--641; K. Irvine--628. High Triple--C. Watts 822 High 'Triple W.H.-- V. Walker 844 High Single-- z V. Walker--354 High Single W.H.-- V. Walker--369. Lions Club's youth committee (headed by Mr. Glenn Van Camp). This is a real boost for Minor Hockey as the Lions Club 'intend: to make this an annual event. We hope everyone will attend Dec. 28th, also on this day the Ski Doo will be presented to the lucky ticket holder. These tickets are very scarce, if you haven't got one yet, see one of the Port Perry -| Minor Hockey Executive you might be lucky. * * * JUST FACTS -- Did you. know Minor Hockey has 300 players registered and play- ing hockey this year. We are represented in Juvenile, Mid- get, Bantam, Pee Wee, Nov- ice O.M.H.A. All Star and have 12 teams in House Lea- gue, plus 70 tyke players, who are graded and placed on a team and practice and play hockey every Sat. No House League 'teams will lose ice time because on tournaments scheduled on Saturdays. Maurice Jeffery who heads the allotting of ice time dept. will see that extra time is purchased in Christmas Holiday, - ete. to compensate for time lost. By the way Minor Hockey now rents 26 hrs. per week and last month paid the Port Perry Arena- over $700.00 & there is at least 4 months to go plus play-offs before the season ends. Through these bits of in- formation we are- lrying to make people realize that by collecting the $10.00 regis- tration fee the work is all Perry Minor Hockey must raise money through other DAN CIN G CLUB ANNRENE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14th "RON MYERS AND HIS ORCHESTRA" ° ® NEW YEAR'S EVE TICKETS ON SALE eo [aad 3 EX LETT TTT TTT RTT TN RRR CR pupupupipupupuppspuy # For All Your Plumbin > 985-2581 | ATTENTION [SAV Farm Tanks and Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District DX OIL g and Heating Needs CALL ARTS PLUMBING and HEATING Operated by ART (Pete) PETROZZ) Licenced Mechanic AS 3% NY Sess lsLRLARRLRRRALRRRRRana ana nnand =~ R.R. #1, PORT PERRY - ' ' ' / H 1 / ' ' ' / ' / / / ' ' / / "FARMERS! | E ..wny pay MORE | On Premium Quality Etim Available CALL COLLEC IL means. This is why we charge admission at the games. This is why we hold tournaments and ask for sponsors to buy sweaters, trophies, etc. the Port Perry Minor Hockey did not do these things the members parents would have to pay more registration fee. So remember everything we do is for the good of, and to promofe Minor Hockey in Port Perry. * 7s a On Friday the Beare Mo- tor's team played once again, this time in Uxbridge. The scoring was opened by Ux- bridge but the Chevs boun- ced back with four consecu- tive goals before the second period ended. Glen McCoy and Dave Bourgeois had two goals each. They along with Dale Bronson all re- turned from last year to form the 'number one line and are beginning to click as expected. In the third stanza Ux- bridge got another goal be- fore Gary Lefort and Steve Hillier made it 6-2 which was the final score. Ken 'Davidson and Wayne Dow- son shared the goaltending task and once again were sharp when necessary. The next home game is Wednesday the 18th against Pickering. Game time 7:30. Bowling LANIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING _|over for the executive. Port| Foxtrot H. Triple--J. Chandler 673 H. Single--J. McLeod 281° Singles Over 210-- J. McLeod--281; G. Forder --280; J. Chandler--264, 236; S. Brignal=-258; J, Hull--252; M. Sweetman--249; J. Harper --246; B. Oke--246, 217; C. Bailey--244, 221; H. Penny-- 241; M. Graham -- 232; J. Jackman--230; C. Ptolemy-- 227, 223; J. Mahaffy--226; G. Langille--222; D. Taylor--220 K. Harper--219; B. Doupe-- 219; T..Martens -- 219; M. Cook--218; L. Ptolemy--218; B. Collins--217; C. Wilson-- 215; V. Rider--214; C. War- riner--213; D. Dion--210. Triples Over 600-- J. Chandler--673; B. Oke --663; J. Hull--656; E. Bailey --654; J. McLeod -- 651; S. Brignal -- 644; C. Ptolemy-- 622; B. Collins--622; J. Har- per--605; G. Forder--604. BUY -- SELL BERT REAL ESTATE LID SEALTON 985-7373 If" HOLSTEIN FIELDMEN AT ROYAL WINTER FAIR : The four Ontario fieldmen for the Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada admire the Mexican sombrero which was donated by Marcos Ortiz, Mexico, to the fieldman having the winning Inter-Provincial Holstein herd at the Royal Winter Fair. Left to right: Gordon F. Bell, St. Marys, fieldman for the Western Ontario District; R. Grant. Smith, Brockville, fieldman for the Eastern Ontario District; Joseph G. Snyder, Elmira, fieldman | for the West-Central Ontario District and winner of the sombrero; and G.E.- -Nelson, Port Perry: fieldman for the East Central Ontario District. All - Star Action Tripp . Const. Novice All stars played 3 games the past week. On Wed., Dec. 4th they »:played an exhibition game with Bowmanville and '{ came out losing 4 - 0. Friday, Dec. 6 Mert Mec- Kee's boys whipped Uxbridge 8-0. Wackett scored 3 goals, Taylor & Kane 2 each and Norton got 1, : Mon, Dec. 9th the Novice All stars were defeated in| Oshawa 5-1, Gord Scott scored the. only Port Perry goal, " Friday Nite sees the Novice against Lindsay and the Pee Wees also play -- game 'time 7.45 and 9.00. + ee The Bantams weren't -too impressive in their game last Wednesday but still man- aged a 3-3 deadlock with Markham. It was the third and last time the Chevs meet Markham and they took 5 out of a possible 6.points to contribute to their hold on first place. Steve Tomchishin, Dave Bourgeois and Glen McCoy connected in the tie, House League Action Campbell outplayed Lefort 3-1 with marksmen being Jackson, Tomchishin and Wright. Johnston replied for Lefort. In the other Ban- tam game Stephens team was led by Skinner with 4 goals and Brain with 2 in a 6 - 2 'triumph over Gibson. Gib- son got scores from Hililer and Goode. In Pee Wee Cartwright ed, ged Jackson's Appliances 6-4. Judson and Mathison had 2 each with Crawford and Henke picking up singles. Saporozan (2), Bronson and Le fort counted for the los. ers. Hurst bombed the Club Annrene Bruins 5-0. Gould- ing had two, McKean, Gould- ing and Weal one each. In Novice play, White Fea- ther Farms shutout Lake Scu- gog Lumber Kings 5-0. Co- chrane scored two while Cawker Lee and McQuade picked up the other tallies. Williams handed Cartwright their first loss 3-1. McKee, Marten and Page scored for the winners against Cart- wright's y gos) by S. Williams. GONWAY WILL BE December 24, 25, 26 GARDENS CLOSED Ladies Curling Week Dec. 3rd-- ' Tuesday H. Bathie 14, G. Hunter 3 M. McCoy 6, N. Kenny 6 _ I. Mitchell 7, B. Beare 4 H. Carnwith 7, R. Mitchell 6 Wednesday J. Gray 6, A. Doyle 3 D. Beare 7, A. Cox 6 M. Snooks 12, I. Carter 3 - "Thursday M. Holdershaw 9, A. Dawson 7 C. Martyn 15, H. McMaster 1 H. Thompson 8, M. _M. Panabaker 7 Bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Screwdriver .............. 18 . 14 7 Hot Toddy .... : Tom Collins Pink Lady Side Car Stinger Manhattan High Single-- Sheila Tulley--257 High Triple-- Edna DeShane--6844 Singles 200 and Over--- E..DeShane--202, 248; R, Brown--248; T. Vanderby-- 248, 200; C. Watts--226;:208; S." DeHaas--211; E. Pogue--» : 210, 217; D. Phinney -- 207, 200; A. Mulder--204, 244; R, Butson -- 203; M. 'Burnett-- 204; P. Fisher--205; R. Stone ~221; M. Sweetman--200; C. Warren--228; M. Raby--211; M. L. Dowson--204; F. Wol- ker -- 255; P. Ellicott -- 224, 207; I. Fraser--217, 220; D. Davies--204; R. Beare--210; D. Goreski--201, 227; J. Ir- vine--216, 204; M. DeJong-- 202; F. Venning--224, 217; J. Storrey--223, 205; D. War- ren--254; L. Campsall---203, 203, 222; A. Wakeford--210; A. Chapman---256;