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PORT PERRY Kk STAR * 'Port Perry Bantams eliminate West Rouge in three straight Friday, Feb. 11th Port Beare Bantams hosted West " Rouge for the first game of a best of five series to de- cide the Lakeshore "C" championship and scored a decisive 10-1 victory. Dave Horton and Doug Christie led the Port attack' with three goals each, Tom Olsen and Robt. Abraham each counted twice, to ac- count for the scoring. Dave Horten and' Tom Olsen each picked up five assists, with single asissts going to Doug Christie, Brett Campbell and John Kane. On Sunday, Feb, 13th the Beare Bantams travelled to West Rouge and exploded for twelve goals in defeat ing West Rouge 12-1, Tom Olsen proved the big gun in this game scor- ing four times, Doug Chris. tie notched a pair, with singles going to Rick. Tay: lor, Doug Horton, Brian Campbell, John Scott, Brett Campbell and Jamie 'Mal colm, . Christie and Horton each picked up three assists with Abraham and Kelly Lee collecting two. Single as- sists went to Brett Camp- bell, John Kane, Jim Pheo- nix, Jamie Malcolm, John Scott and Gord Scott. The local bantams cap tured the Lakeshore "C" title on Wed., Feb. 16th by downing West Rouge 6-1. Basketball Seniors simply run out of gas A 'let-down in the final couple of minutes of the "championship game cost nd Port Perry Senior Boys top honours in the Invitational _Black-ball Basketball Tour- . nament held last Saturday in Orillia. In the final against Oshawa Eastdale, Port Perry led for most of the game, but simply "ran out of gas" in the final quarter. This led to some foul trouble, erratic shooting . and passing, and gave East- dale the win by 53-47 margin. Top scorer in this game was Jim Zoet with 18 ints, while Don Sinclair added 12. Port Perry earned a right into the final game by first knocking off a strong North Bay team by a 48-43 score. In this contest Jim Zoet was top scorer with 17 points and Don Sinclair and Laurie Williams had 14 each. . Port Perry's Second vic- tory en route to the final came over last year's tour- nament champs from Lon- don. With Port Perry the underdog and coming out on top by a 63-57 count, coach Arend Dekker described the effort as the 'team's finest of the season." In this game Dean Beare was top scorer with 19 points, with Jim Zoet and Jim Moore adding 18 and 13 points respectively. Invitational Black-ball was tough, with teams from North Bay, London, Peter- borough, Oshawa, Orillia, Ennistown, and Port Perry. This coming Saturday, February 26, the feam will ~~ take part in a tournament in Stayner. "'Burketon Mrs. F. Holroyd visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. Bar rett, Scarboro, during the week, , Mrs. R. Davey spent Sun. day with Mr. and Mrs, Howard Davey and family, Bowmanville. Mrs; E. Fitzgerald visited Mr. and. Mrs. E. Smith, Ajax. Mr. Ralph Grace, Univer- sity of Waterloo, spent the week-end with Mr. -& Mrs. H. Grace and family. Mr. and Mrs, J. Smith made a business trip to Pickering recently. Several attended the lun- cheon at the Presbyterian Church, Port Perry on Fri. day. Those in hospital from the village are Mr. Stanley McCullough, Mr. Harry Grace, Mrs. Wayne Weston. We wish these folk a speedy recovery.' The scoring in this game was evenly divided with all single goals coming off the sticks of Dave Horton, Gord Scott, Tom Olsen, Robt. Abraham, Doug Christie & Jim Phoenix. Dave Horton, John Kane and Brett Camp- bell each had two assists. Single assists went to Olsen, J. Scott, Taylor and Brian Campbell. A Barry Heard played goal in the first two games with Richard Honey taking over in the third. Port Perry now advance to the quarter final all Ontario playdowns against Fort Henry. Come out and give the boys your support, it will be appreciated. bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING February 16th-- Cedar = .-. High Single-- Carol Wilson--264 --~- Kacey Harper--264 High Triple-- Gloria Forder--635 Over 210 Singles-- C. Wilson--264; K. Har- per--264; G. Greivson--257; B. Collins--254; K. Notting- ham--252; G. Forder--248, 226; A. Chandler--248; M. Cook--240; G. Brown--238, 218; H. Heard~231; B. Oke --225, 218; L. Cook--22; M. Walace--222; M. Hopkins-- 218; M. L. Dowson--215; L. Ptoemy--211. Over 600 Tripes-- G. Forder--8635; B. Oke-- 623; G. Greivson--815; A. Cnanderc-04. .Check The Label On Your Paper PORT PERRY STAR - - Wednesday, Feb. 23, 1972 - 13. Bromsm gma aint pd mm---- "y Could Have Danced All Night,' is the name of a song. Tom McNeill and Sharon Lackie did just that, as they danced from 8:00 p.m. Thursday until 6:00 a.m. Friday at Port Perry High School to raise money for the School's overseas child. For their efforts, Tom and Sharon raised nearly $40. --- Look Out. Here | come. It's a mad dash for the finish line in this skating race for young girls during Winter Carnival, Saturday. Scugog News The March meeting of the "Head" U.C.W. will be held at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Stichmann. Don't forget membership feos, used stamps, C.P, labels & information as to what you can do for the Angola pro- _ The competition in the "Hey, come back. Wait ek A driver hits the track during one of the snowmobile races at the Fair Grounds Sunday. There were several spills on the corners, but not serious injuries. -two older sons. until ject. were 3grry to hear Cindy Dehart and Melodie Appleton were in an acci- dent last Sunday and re- ceived injuries to the ex- tent that Melodie sports a walking cast and Cind~ must remain in bed until a cracked pelvis heals. The flu is catching up with more people including Cliff Redman's family and the Freeman family. The Loves had many ur- expected callers on Satur- day night and Sunday as snowbound cars were held up on the 7A. Mr. & Mrs. Paton from near London did not get away with their Sun day evening for a skiing holiday in Quebec. * - » * Women's Institute Scugog Island Women's Institute met at the Town. ship Hall on February 16. The meeting was open«<d with the Institute Ode and Collect. President ~~ Mr-. Reader welcomed the mem bers and guest Mrs. DeJong from Port Perry. A wel come was extended to Mr . Elsie Pogue our newest member. We hope that Mrs. Clara Dowson and Mrs. Helen Redman will soon be better after the flu. Roll call was answered by naming the Canadian provirce cr country where rou veic bern and flower associated with your hirth- place. Mrs, Christina Pren- tice read the minutes of the last meeting. Letters of congratulations on our new organization were re- céived from Greenbank W. I. and Honeydale W.I. It was moved that Mrs. Helen Redman be curator for the Tweedsmuir History. Mrs. Ina DeJong demon. strated the making of wool flowers and this was enjoy- ed very much. It is hoped that Mrs. Louise Gatenby - home eco- nomist will attend the next meeting on the third Wed- nesday in March,