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PORT PERRY * STAR x Midgets, Bantams Visit U.S.A. Win 3, Tie 1 In Tournament Two bus loads of players, coaches and spectators tra- velled to Syracuse for a Minor Hockey Tournament The group started out a 7 a.m. Saturday morning and arrived at 'their destination 12.30 p.m.' Taking part in the tourna- © ment from here were the 'Bantam team sponsored by _ Beare Motors Limited, and the Midget Mustangs, spon- sored by Cy. Wilson Ford Sales. Bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Screwdriver last week-end. Pink Lady Manhattan Twister Gin Fizz Side Car High Single-- . Doris Phinney--280 High Triple-- Phyllis -Ellicott--"729 Singles 200 and Over-- "D;" Wanamaker" -- 259: E, Pogue--210; J. Scarlet--208, 215; M. Hopkins -- 207; D. - Goreski--200; D, Stephens-- 226;'R. Beare--218; D. War- ren--205; L. Campsall--200; L. Haugen--224; J. Goode-- 215, 243; S. Stone--235; M. Reeve--204; P. Fisher--221, 215; S. Tulley--227; L. Char- les--215; M. Sweetman--206; R. Saunders--211; J, Middle. ton--247, 263; A. Scriver-- 261; J. Walker--2086, 231; A. inn i Wakeford--235; A, Chapman --212; J. Emmerson -- 202, 270; P. Ellicott -- 248, 2183, 268; E. DeShane -- 248; D. Phinney--260; M. Smits -- 217; A. Mulder--276; J. Ir- vine--201, 208; M. DeJong-- 249; F. Venning--210; Triples 600 and Over-- A. Mulder--#624; P. Ellicott: --1729; J. Walker -- 622; J. Emmerson--615; J, Middle- ton--671; L. Haugen--605; J. Goode--607; S. Stone--601. Good, up- 4 date life Insurance protection. A od choice of poli- cles designed to fit your needs exactly. And. it's the same good deal as State Farm auto Insurancel Three good reasons to call me for life Insurance now. STATE FARM INSURANCE BOB ALEXANDER CREDIT UNION BUILDING BROOKLIN Phone 6656-3804 STATE FARM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Canadian Head Office Sear borough, Ontario PONG RA wn The first game to be play- ed was between 'the Bantams and the Syracuse Interstate Bantam team. The game was a fairly even contest arid end- ed in a 2-2 tie, The Midget game followed, and the local team played also against an Interstate team of Midget players. The Mustangs won this contest 3-2. - Following the two games the young players from Port Perry were welcomed to the homes of the Syracuse play- ers for overnight accommoda- tion, Sunday morning at 9 a.m. the tcurnament again com- '| menced and two games were played, and the opposing teams were the same as on Saturday night. The first teams on the ice were the two Midget teams, and in this contest, the Mustangs won a decisive vic- tory with a score of 6-2. The bantams did equally well and beat their young friends south of the border, 6-1. Don Timleck, coach of the Midget team told the - Star, some of the players on the Syracuse team were of ex- 'cellent - calibre, but officiat- ing was not up to par. Everyone enjoyed the trip, and hospitality was excellent during the week-end stay. The only incident that mared the trip to some de- gree was when young Larry Jackson of the local Bantam team was hit across the bridge of his nose in the Saturday game. He requir- ed 18 stitches, but it didn't HILLTO Now that exams are over and the marks have been handed back, plans are being made for various school ac- tivities. This is the. first year in the history of the school that Port High will have a Winter Carnival and we hope that it will be a success, Carol Anton, Grade 12, is in charge of this: pro- ject and has it planned for the afternoons of Feb. 13 & 14. A few of the activities in the Carnival include ski- doo-races, a greased pig con- test, snowshoe races, chariot races, and will even include the crowning of a "Snow Queen". A candidate from each grade was chosen at random and the names of the five girls have been placed beside a box. Each student will contribute a penny to the box represent- ing the girl he wishes to win the title of "Snow Queen". The box receiving the most pennies will determine the HERALD P winner. The names of the five contestants are as fol- lows: Grade 9--Phoebe Poole, Grade 10 -- Nancy Dowson, Grade 11 -- Barbara Hillier, Grade 12--Linda Moore, and Grade 13--Dianne Lowley. The Winter Carnival will be followed by a Valentine's Dance on the night of Fri- day, Feb. 14th, On Jan. 26th, the Boy's Wrestling team hosted the Stouffville team and won by a score of 28 for Port, 16 for Stouffville. It has heen de- cided that the G.B.SS.A. Wrestling tournament will be held at Port High this year, on Feb. 22nd. Over 15 schools will be competing in this tournament and we hope that our team will put forth a good effort. On Jan. 31st, the Sr. Boy's Basketball team hosted the team from Anderson St. High in Whitby. Both teams play- ed well and Port won by a score of 64 to 29. stop him from playing the second game Sunday morn- ing. Minor Hockey News In Bantam play Lefort lost 4-3 to Gibson. Van Camp, Hillier, Lackie and Johnston scored 'for Gibson while Tennyson, Timleck & John- son socred for Lefort. Skin- mer (3), Brain (2) and. Brown (2) acounted for Stephen's goals in a 7-5 win over Cart- wright. Waters, Huffman, Prosser, Felstead and Nesbitt scored for the losers. Cartwright edged McCoy 5-4 in Pee Wee. Judson had 4 and Cook 1, while Bronson | (2), Geer and Raporozan re- plied for McCoy. Club Ann- rene Bruins crowned Hurst 5-1. Brett Campbell (2). Moore, Van Weston and Neil scored 1 each. Litt had the lone Hurst goal, .... Williams and Archer scor- ed for Cartwright in their 2-1 Novice victory over Mec- Quade. Lee replied for Me- Quade. Marten (3), Crawford and Ashbridge had goals for Williams in. a 52 win over Lumber Kings. Jones got both Kings goals. Ladies ' Curling Tuesday, Jan. 28th-- M. McCoy 8, N. Kenny 4 G. Hunter 11, H. Carnwith 6 R. Mitchell 14, P. Jones 4 1. Mitchell 9, B. Beare 5 Wed,, Jan. 29th-- IL Carter 8, M. McMaster 3 M. Holdershaw 9, A. Cox 2 M. Snooks 8, D Beare 6 E. Doyle 12, J. Gray 3 H. McMaster 11, H. Green § C. Martyn 8, A. Dawson 2 | Thurs.,- Jan, 30th a Bia Minor Hockey Week Successful Locally Once again Minor Hockev Week in Canada officially is ended. On the local scene it began Jan. 25th with the Pee Wee Tournament and continued through to Feb. 1 with special games ag well as regular All Star & House League games. Quite a num. 'ber of Door prizes donated by local Merchants were also given away. Tues., Jan. 28th saw Tyke Novice, Pee Wee, Bantam House League leading teams play against a team made up of 5 players from each of the other teams in their re- spective class. Results were as follows: NOVICE--Grant--William< Blues played the Novice House League Stars and won Pee Wee -- Don Hurst's team took on the House lea- gue stars coached by Bruce McCoy and came out on the short end of a 5-1 score. BANTAM Campbell's Cartwright team took on the Stars. In a very fast excit- ing game they came out the losers by a score of 3-2. TYKE -- Port Perry All Stars 10, Oshawa 2. Friday, Jan. 31st Oshawa Novice B team played Port Perry Tripp Const. Novice All Stars. Oshawa won this game 4-2. In the second game of the evening the fans were treat- -ed-to-good-Pee Wee hockey game. Flamingo Pastries Weston Dodger Pee Wee's were Hosted by Flamingo Bowling' LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Cha-Cha .... 41 Rhumba 31% Tango ............. 30 Polka ............. 26 Charleston ... ... 25% Samba ...... .. 25 Walle tin 24 Mambo ......... 22 Square ................ . 22 Frug 21 Twist 15 Foxtrot BY | High Triple-- M. Cook--8657 High Single-- R. McGregor--345 Singles Over 210-- R. McGregor--345; D. Tay- lor--254; C. Shaw -- 250; J Chandler--246, 213; M. Cook --244, 226; 1. Doupe -- 245: M. Hawes--242; K. Harper-- 237, 214; B. Bond--234, 213; J. Harper--234; J. Mahaffev --233; S. Haskin -- 228; V. Rider--226; B. Oke--225; P. Salter--225; B. Doupe--224, 218; P. Rowe--220; L. Bert- rand--220; C. Wilson--216; S. Brignall--216; M. Geer-- 215; E Bailey--213; J. Flem- ing--213; L. Wilson--210 Triples Over 600-- M. Cook--657; I. Doupe-- 644; K. Harper -- 642; J. Chandler--#638; B. Bond--#633 B. Oke--627; S. Haskin--626; R. McGregor--622; C. Shaw --603. Pastries Port Perry Pee Wee's. By all reports our boys put up a good effort al- though losing 5-3 to--a very well balanced and well coached Weston Team. Both teams looked very smart in their uniforms, a real credit to their sponsor Ken Jack- son who was on hand. to see these two teams play. Lung cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death, and cigarette smoking is the major cause of lung cancer, says the Canadian Calder Saciety. regular physical check-up to protect themselves against cancer, says the Canadian Cancer Society. BOWLING " MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING Janvary 30th-- High Triple-- F. Hastings--857 High Triple W.H.-- B. McLaughlin--762 . High Single-- v --F. Hastings--=309 High Single W.H.-- R. Hutchinson--303 Triples 625 & Over-- F. Hastings--857; J. Parker --7793; K. Ashton -- 736; B. McLaughlin--714; R. Sweet- man--705; K. Irvine--T700; G, Geer--671; B. Owen--869; T. Chandler--#662; J. Wilson Sr. --662; J. Healey -- 659; R. Hutchinson--657; J. Redman --649; K. Durham--647; B. Anderson--647; 'V, Walker-- | 633; C. Butson--633; J. Cook --632; D. Butt--628; R. Hope --62T7. SELLING L REAL ESTATE LTD REALTOR 985-7373 WRAL NB BRIG WP NU IRE WR Haddon, who won the by a score of 3-2. Pictured above is the local rink skipped by Helen John Ballard Lumber Co. Trophy at the annual Ballard bonspiel held in the Port Perry Curling Arena last Saturday. Pictured from left to \ LR right: John Ballard, sponsor of the bonspiel," Dorothy Robertson, lead; Norman Howsam, second; Marie Foster, vice; and Helen Haddon, presenting the trophy. skip; and Ralph Ballard Photo--A. Roach TT Th ACE Mt Every adult should.have-a----- |