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rd MA FL SRV Wy ' ' sil y p otha uhbaalonbhdadin dot dad Sob siti In the centre is Marjorie Jackson who presented the trophy on behalf of the sponsor, Flamingo Pastries Ltd. On her left is Shirley Barr, vice-skip; and on her right, Marie Foster, skip. Kneeling at left, Helen Parish, second; at right Erlyne Young, lead. Flamingo Pastries Ltd. hosted another successful bonspiel Saturday, January 12, with 65 lady curlers taking part. This is the fourth annual bonspiel to be sponsored by Flamingo Pastries and it is proving to be more successful every year. First prize and trophy went to Marie Foster and her rink of Shirley Barr, vice, . Helen Parish, second stone, and Erlyne Young, lead. Second prize was won by Ruth Mitchell, Donna Fair- man, Jess Chambers and Marlene Doupe. Marge Mc- Coy with Jeanne Goode, Shirley Elliott, and Joyce Taylor took third prize. Fourth went to Clara Mar- tyn, Sandra Taylor, Ellen Gibson and Muriel Tassie and fifth went to Norma Howsam, Muriel Fisher, Vera Fawns and Roberta Baird. Each curler was given two dozen of the new fruit tarts now being made by PRICES SIASHED ONAL Save big now! Hurry while selection is good! COLT S/S 295 AS NOW ONLY $1,339. 1039. 118 Water St. - COLT S/S 340 CHARGER 295 WAS NOW ONLY WAS NOW ONLY $1,389. 1099. $1,099. 949. COLT 295 TX 400 WAS NOW ONLY WAS "NOW ONLY $1,169. 1969. $1,699. $1449. AVAILABLE AT LUCK POWER EQUIPMENT LTD. Port Perry, Ont. 985-2949 'Lady curlers compete for trophy Flamingo to take home and enjoy, and in the evening husbands and friends joined in for the fun and dancing to the music of Wes Jackson and his orchestra. [HOUSE LEAGUE | Emmerson 5, Zering 4 Scoring for Zering was Harris with 3 and Adam and Page with singles. Faux had a hat-trick and Kane had one goal for Zering. Peels 6; Haines 2; Jones and Larmer had a pair for Peels and singles went to Hall and Tran. Gunter and Knight did the scoring for Haines. Borelians plan for spring production The Borelians drama group is getting ready for another Spring. production. Since 1971 the Borelians have been offering an evening of entertainment to the people of the area twice a year. Their next production is "The Seven Lively Arts" by Harold Kennedy and Robert Koesis. Auditions are slated for Wednesday, January 23, at 8:00 p.m. in the Anglican Church Hall. Newcomers to the area are always welcomed whether their talents are acting, set design, lighting, makeup, properties or just "Can I Help." Winning streak PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 16th, 1974 - 17 Bantams take three in a row Jan. 7, Port Perry Bantam showed their' class and defeated West Rouge on their home ice by a convinc- ing score of 7 - 3. Doug Larmer playing his first tough game came up with a big game in the nets for Port. The score after the first period was 2 - 2. Olsen and Elsen getting a goal each assists by Robt. Baird and Steve Jones. In the second period Port Pery took over and domin- ated the rest of the game by scoring 2 more goals by Ken Baird and Robt. Evans and Elson and Bill Bridge, West Rouge got .their final goal with 37 second to go in the game. Look for a good play off series between these 2 teams when they meet in February. Jan. 11, Beare Bantam 11, Stouffville 1. Port Perry really came out flying and scored 2 goals in the first period. Mighty Mike McQuade tipped in a goal mouth pass. Phil Cochrane scored the second goal assis- ted by McQuade and Steve Jones. Port Perry scored three more goals in the second period. Robert Baird from Ken Baird, Larry Elson un- assisted and McQuade from Phil Cochrane. Port Perry scored 6 more goals in the third period. Ed Olsen from Larry Olsen and then Larry Elsen unassisted, Stu Cochrane scored assisted SEE WHAT THE NEW SKI WHIZ CAN DO! by Colin Wackett and Olsen. Steve Jone got a goal assis- ted by Phil Cochrane and Mike McQuade, Robert Baird got his second goal of the night assisted by br other Kent Baird. Larry Elson got his 3rd goal of the night assisted by Wacket and Stu Cochrane. Stouffville spoiled Dough Larmer's shut out at 7:58 of the third period. In this game our Bantam Team put it all together and played a strong positional game. Everyone skated well and passed well. Fuzz Elson once again played a strong game and gave the Stouffville goalie a case of the jitters with his bullet shots from the point and set the pace with his rushing. The whole Port Perry defense played well and hit in this game. Jan. 11, Port Perry 7, Port Hope 2 Port Perry opened the scoring, Scott Wilbur from Mike McQuade. Robt. Evans got 2 goals as did Bill Bridge. Kent Baird scored 1 goal and had 2 assists. Brother Robt Durham Region office hours Office hours for Durham Region have been set as 8:30 to 5 p.m. daily. The Region's phone number is 576-4426. Welfare information may be obtained from the local town office on Perry Street. SKIWHIZ'74 MEETS THE CHALLENGE ON THE FARM! ON Completely re-designed and re-engineered this year for better performance, better power, better maneu- verability, better durability for any work or fun. Choose from 21%: to 40 h.p. engines, 15%" or 18" track for maximum traction and less slippage: Get heavy duty torque converter for smoother accelera- tion, heavy duty drive belt for longer life, forged steel ski spindles, shorter skis, lower center of gravity to name just a few new improvements. In 8 models - economy, wide track, sport track! Trade up to reliability! Trade in for '74 Ski Whiz! got one goal and one assist. Charley Durward played a good game in goal for Port. Charley was breaking his new skates and equipment after losing all his equipment in the fire which destroyed the family home last week. THINK SNOW ALLIS CHALMERS rugged, dependable 8 H.P. two stage Snow _ Throwers. Free chains and early order discount, Easy financing available TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT BLACKSTOCK, ONT. 986-4283 THE TRAIL! Port Perry, Ontario MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED 985-2181