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* PS '« Sunidhi ET EF ATS "Yu t Fo d Filed fo S003 TRIFLE A UR So Lv NCES Ke EIN + RE Sports r{-% 5 ' . oA sea t SNH ' be 4 4 v'/ + ' : H : HES ASOT SORTER nt ESOC I REI BARE ATI SPP WAS SL GIANT SAN IH BB OID +. 1 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1975 -- 21 Uxbridge eliminates Bantams In the first game of the Lakeshore finals, Port play- ed a strong game and came up with a 4-3 win in Ux- bridge. The first two of Port's goals, were scored by the checking line of John Robert- son, Terry Flieler and Tim Kane. Tim scored Ports first goal in the early minutes of the second period. He scored on a pass from John Robertson and Terry Flieler. At the ten minute mark of the second period John Rob- ertson added a hard fought for goal to give Port a 2 goal lead: Mike Healey assisted with a hard shot from "the point and Tim Kane also assisted by throwing the puck in front of the net. Uxbridge scored their first goal on Merle Schewaga 5 minutes into the third period, closing the gap to one goal. One minutg later, Dave Chambers assisted on a goal by Pete Lane, by pulling the puck away from the boards in Ports end with three Ux- bridge players out of position after it. This gave Pete a one-on-one break and he whistled a blistering wrist shot past the Uxbridge goalie. With only 5 minutes left in the game, Uxbridge made a big come back, fired in two quick goals by Larry James to tie up the game at 3 all. At 11:32 of the third period, Robert Greiner scored Ports fourth and winning goal by firing the puck in behind the goalie. Bill Owen and Steve McIntyre received well de- served assists on' this goal. During the game; this line had many great chances and played excellent hockey. This win for Port was the result of team effort and the excellent goal tending of Merle Schewaga. The second game of the series brought the two teams to Port Perry on Thursday night. This was Feb. 13, bringing bad luck to the team, losing 8-2. Within 2 minutes of the opening face off, each team, had already scored a goal. Rob Greiner blasted a shot through the pads of the hot Uxbridge goalie, Steve Mec- Intyre made a great play assisting on Rob's goal. Between this goal of Port's and their second goal with one second left in the game Uxbridge scored 7 more goals. The third game was played in Uxbridge with the home SEE THE 'NEW FORDS! 4 NEW ROTARY MOWERS. 3 NEW ROTARY TILLERS. You now see the Ford name on walk-behind rotary lawn mowers and rotary tillers! More better ideas by the yard. ROTARY LAWN MOWERS. Take your pick of four mod- els: push-type or self-propelled, manual or electric start, 19 or 21-inch cut. All four rotary mowers feature: Ford air action cutting chamber and gull wing cutterbar, to reduce grass clog- ging. Folding handles for stqrage. Conveniently placed controls. Easy cutting height adjustment. Grass bags standard on all 21-inch mowers. ROTARY TILLERS. Choose a 5-hp chain-driven model, or 5 and 8-hp gear-driven models. Throttle and clutch controls are located right on.the handle. Tillage depth is easily adjusted. Maximum weight distribution provides for good penetration. An easy-spin starter is standard. Take your pick today; get to work on your lawn or garden tomorrow! <D| NEW ROTARY LAWN MOWERS AND TILLERS FROM FORD TRACTOR. | ESCO BETTER IDEAS BY SLLUZS) THE YARD. BEACH EQUIPMENT Hwy. 47 - Uxbridge - 852-3326 team coming out of it victor- ious. ) Port played a strong game never letting up, out playing Uxbridge the whole game. All of Uxbridges goals were scored by their two big players, Bill Newton Larry. James. Ports two goals were also scored while they were on the ice. At 9:10 of the first period, James scored Uxbridges first goal. Minutes later, the combin- ation of Mark Lee, who scored and Steve McIntyre put Port on the scoreboard. Mark let a blistering slap shot go which hit their goalies chest, bounced over his shoulder and into the empty net. i Five minutes later Ux- bridge again took the lead on a goal scored by their cap- tain Larry James. Tom Perigoe tied up the game with 7 minutes left in the second period. He scored by letting a hard slapshot go seconds after he left the penalty box, firing it low into the corner. Newton and James scored two more goals for Uxbridge in the third period to beat Port 4-2 and' win the Lake- shore Division. On Saturday, Port will try and keep the trophy in Port in the Bantam Tournameft. Come on out and enjoy your- self. Bowling SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE High Single - Flat: Ken Atkinson 288 H.S.W.H.: Ken Atkinson 349 High Triple Flat: Dave Rider 739 H.T.W.H.: i Ken Atkinson 782 Women High Single Flat: Joyce Richards 228 H.S.W.H.: Joyce Richards 286 High Triple Flat: Lucy Cook 297 H.T.W.H.: . Debra Kett 700 Standings: Wild Cats..................... 14 Hillbillies ....................... 10 Wahoo's ......cccoeininnnnin. 9 Alley Cats .........cc.eeee... 5 Wacketts Wonders ........... 2 ACES eee 2 BLOCIK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE GREENBANK 985-2416 2-2 tie. and . Farrell, HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY NOVICE Kinsmen Club defeated cmiels Place 1-0. Scoring the goal for Kinsmen was F. Cockerton unassisted. Tran's General Store and Scugog Realty battled to a Scoring for Tran's was Fowler assisted by Mc Hugh and Kennedy, and 'Fowler assisted by I. Dick- Son. were Scoring for : Scugog Martin, assisted by and Farrell unas- sisted. ATOM Swamp Garage downed Scugog Lumber 4-1. Scoring for Swamp were Williams, assisted by Oosterman,; S. Lee unassisted, Johnstone assisted by Garside and H. Lee, and Atchison assisted by Stapley. Scoring for Scugog was Brierley assis- ted by Vizely. U.A.W. defeated Lions Cub 3-2. Scoring for U.A.W. were Webb, Burnett and Lane unassisted. Scoring for Lions were McHugh assisted by Menzies and Menzies assisted by Ferguson. Lion's Club downed Lake Scugog 5-2. Scoring for Lions were Ferguson assisted by Goris, Menzies unassisted, Ferguson assisted by Van Schagen, VanSchagen assis- ted by Menzies, and McHugh unassisted. Scoring for Scu- gog were Bright assisted by English, and Brierley assis- ted by Bright. Swamp 'Garage defeated UAW. 3-0. Scoring for Swamp were Atchison from Williams, Stapley assisted by Johnstone and H. Lee, and Johnstone assisted by - Atchison! PEE WEE The first game Saturday morning saw Frank Real Estate down Glen Vallie Sod 6-3. Gould picked up two goals for Frank with Ash- more, Ayer, Roane and Treen scoring singles. Shaw had a hot game scoring three goals. A The second game ended up with the same 6-3 score, with Wes Lane downing Bolton Construction. Grieve led the Wes Lane team to victory with two goals. Scoring singles were Healey; Ausman, Carriere and Kraupa. Carnochan led the Bolton team with two goals and a single goal was credited to Griffen. BANTAM Peels Chix dumped Cochranes Trotter's 7-1. Lindsay led the Chix with three goals, Carriere scored two with McCallum and Morris picking up singles. FFedyk scored the only goal for the Trotters. Ballard Lumber squeezed by Emmerson Insurance 2-1 with a goal late in the third period Lee opened the scor- ing for Emmerson early in the first period. Gribbon tied the game for Ballard late in the first. The second period went scorless. Late in the "Tom third period Gribbon scored his second goal to give Bal- lard the lead and a win. CARL THE BUTCHER 7 'WAGG BROS. TEXACO 2 Bill Blow was the top scor- er for Wagg's with-2 goals and 3 assists. Stu Cochrane followed up his effort with 2 goals and 2 assists. Single scorers were Brian Parry, Jacobsen and Allan Waldinsberger, Mike Mec- Quade and Rick Rahme each assisted twice and Jim Percy assisted once. Both of Waggs goals were scored by Gord Hintze, unassisted. CONSUMERS GAS 7 GRIEVES GULF 5 Robert Evans scored his first hat trick of the season leading the Consumer team. Kenton Baird scored twice and got an assist. Bob New- love and Larry Page each scored singles. Single assists went to Larry Page, Danny (continued on page 22) e Repairs & Alterations e e SAME DAY SERVICE SUEDE & LEATHER CLEANING INVISIBLE MENDING DO - regularly. thoroughly brush you clothes often and DON'T - wear a garment that you value when using a cold-wave solution or getting a beauty- shop permanent. Cold-wave solutions cause fabric discoloration. Also, if hair isn't complete- ly dry after cold-wave treatment, its residual dampness can have a discoloring effect on the garment you're wearing. CLEANERS ALTE Ry 8 985-7105 SUNDAY, Registration will be on Saturday, February 22nd from 1:00 p.m 105:00 p my. ond Sunday, February Ded trom 9:00 a.m. 1517 om Plenty of free parking, washrooms and a refreshment booth. PORT PERRY FAIR GROUNDS FEBRUARY 23rd STARTING AT 11:30 AM. Sharp ADMISSION Adults $1.50 Students 75¢ Children under 12 FREE companied by am ad