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RIAN [1% FON (TO Pt Pa EE oh x . SANE | A +t REN £0 - SAA CCAM WHE DRESS VBA SE DEI IBN ORAS STEER 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1975 AUF IAPC HA NAH LRT Wa HA House League Hockey Results WAGGS TEXACO5 ANNRENE SWINGERS 1 In the first period the Swingers took a 1-0 lead on a goal by Steve Geer. This was the only goal that Roger Watson allowed past him. After this Waggs really showed a great effort with 5 straight goals. Wayne Taylor scored twice, Brian Hlozan and Randy Knight both had a goal and' an assist, Paul Beare scored the other goal. 'SNOWMOBILERS Get Ready For Winter 1,750 340 reo gr SERVICE - To All Makes Have your present maching made ready for the winter by our factory trained mechanic - Complete Service - Willy Houthuys. Tune-up motor, Ski and Track alignment, Check lighting system, Brake adjustment Grease clutch and suspension. -- Clothing -- 2 Piece Suits, 100% polyester fiberfill nylon. Mens and Womens. Reg. $96.90. SALE PRICE "LET US HELP YOU GET READY FOR WINTER" We Will Pick-Up and Deljver "ISLAND MARINA Concession 13 East -- Scugog Island Turn north off Hwy. 7A at Regional Raod 7 to concession 13. PHONE 985-7671 ITE Nery Ca Jay Neill and' Tedd Willis each had an assist. CARL THE BUTCHER 3 CONSUMERS GAS 3 Carls took an early 2-0 lead on goals by Jay Adams, unassisted and Keith Barr from Danny Newlove. Be- fore the first period ended: Consumers closed the gap to '2-1 on a goal by Scott Wilbur from Gavin MacCallum. Early in the second period Consumers tied it on a goal by Bill Hurst from Kevin Knight and Ian Ashbridge. Then Carls went back up front 3-2 on a goal by Doug Alexander from Ritchie Le- fort. Then in the third period Ian Ashbridge tied it up to stay on a goal assisted by Bill Hurst. EMMERSON INS.6 COCHRANES TROTTERS 4 Early in 'the first period Cochranes went out in front on'a goal by Ryan Appleton and assisted by Greg Fedgk and Tim Bower. Then at 3:38 John Spears scored an un- assisted goal. Cochranes went back out in front on an unassisted goal by Greg Fedyk but in less then two minutes Emmersons tied it up and went ahead on goals by Steve Bullock with the assist going to Russ Gree, and the goal to go out in front went to Dan Gribben unas- sisted. It only took Coch- ranes 4 minutes to tie it up 3-3 on Jack Wannikoff's goal. % d! Dork chocolate with assorted cream ond hard centres) Ib. box. ya DRUG STORES pd "Well Worth {30king For" J T ~ Oo il EFFECTIVE. UNTIL DECEMBER 13 SYIVANIA MAGICUBES $2.29. 1.D.A. QUALITY COLOR FILM 99< ;;: 12 Exp. Inston! Load Type al 852ml = OldSpice SKINNY DIP MUSK Cologne Arie [La snion rE $ y RR ------. ss. 19 1 79 ROSEMILK $y 9g mnt 3150 | Gaon sneigy 4 oz. After Shave Lotion ° 150 gm. $1 29 BLUE JEANS COLOGNE-2 or. Sproy or 4 or. Splosh-on | = 100k FOR MANY MORE CHRISTMAS SPECIALS AT YOUR 1.D.A. $2.66 LISTERINE 300: Mouthwosh & Gargle $1.87 E22 5-3548 RUTONS 1 D-A DRUGS PORT PERRYS LAURA SICORD STORE 985-2511 CHEVROLET 'OLDSMOBILE Then the pace slowed down enough to take Emmersons 17 minutes to take a * commanding 6-3 lead on goals by Rob Scott, unassist- ed, Rob Scott from Danny Gribben and John Treen un- assisted. Early in the final period Tim Bower scored the final goal of the game un- assisted. - 'BALLARD LUMBER 3 | PEELS CHIX 0 'In = this close contest Ballards scored a goal in each period without Peels replying. The goals - were scored by Rick Wallace from Greg Carriere, Greg Car- riere from Dale Geer and Dale Geer from Greg Carriere. Bryan Barr regist- ered the shutout. FRANK REALESTATE 9 GLEN VALLIE SOD 2 Frank won their first game of the year as they started right out leading after the first period of play 6-0. Steve Smith scored a hattrick, Joe Williams scored twice assist- "ed on three others and so did Andy Czilok. Al Ferguson and Brian Card each scored once-and assisted twice. Glen Vallie goals went to Bruce Young, unassisted and Rob Cooke .from Mike Rahme. ' BOLTON CONST. WES LANE PLUMBING 3 Wes Lane went out front on Broomball BROOKLIN LEGION 4 _K.R.COULTER 0 Brooklin picked up a strong win over Coulters, having four goals unanswered by Coulters. 'Brooklin picked up their first goal at 12:25 with an unassisted goal Down. In the second period at 2:30 John Vanhouvle scor- ed from Brian Grills and Murray Down. Bill Down scored his second goal at 6:45 of the third period. Then at 9:15 Ken Vipond scored from Bill Down and Randy Church. Charlie Rons had a strong game in net picking up the shutout for Brooklin. BRIANS SUPERTEST 5 SMITS CYCLE & SPORTS 3 Brians dnd Smits played a very close game in the first two periods. Then Brians let loose with four goals. to win 5-3. Smits scored at 11: 55 of the first with a goal by Rick Evans from Pat Thompson "and Don Gray. Brians tied it' at 8:10 of the second with a goal by Ken Fraser from Paul Christie and Ken Nott. : "Smits went ahead again at 11:20 when Pat Thompson scored from Rick Evans. Brians scored two quick ones in the third at :15 mark by Ken Nott from Bill Peeters, then at 2:30 by Ken Fraser from John Cooper. Smits got their third at 3:15 by Ron Short from Rick Evans and Ken Nightingale. Brians scored two more at 4:58 by Ken Nott from Ken Fraser and at 14:58 by Bill Peeters. UTICA AUTO BODY 4 CAWKERS BUTCHERS 0 Utica dominated through- out the game picking up four goals to Cawkers none. Utica started it off at 6:40 with a goal by Frank Field- ing from Bernie McEneney For Photograph REPRINTS from the Port Perry Star Phone 985-7383 by Bill | Greenbank news 'The annual White Gift Ser- vice will be held next Sunday December 7th at 11:30 a.m. Sunday School will be can- celled that Sunday. On Tuesday, Dec. 16th at 8 p.m, the Christmas Concert will be held in Greenbank Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Reynolds of New York were visiting her parents, mr, and Mrs. Ivan Spencer last week. "The Afternoon ladies of the UCW are holding their meet- ing on Wednesday, Dec. 3rd, at 2 p.m. All ladies ate welcome. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Lou O'Neill (Margaret) of Lakeview Manor passed away. Mrs; O'Neill lived in the community for several years and will be remembr- "ed by many. Burial was from Uxbridge on Tuesday, Dec 2nd. The Hall Board are spons- three first period goals be- fore Bolton replied with four to win the game. Bolton goals went to Kevin Long twice, Paul VanCamp and Shawn O'Donnell all unassis- ted. Wes Lane goals went ® Simon Brierley from John Butler and Kurt Roane. Steve Lane, unassisted and ° Simon Brierley. from Kurt Roane. League and Harvey - Parender. Frank Fielding scored again at 9:10 from Bernie McEnen- ey. The second was scoreless but at 7:35 Gord Geer scored from Frank Fielding. Then at 13:15 Keith Ellicott scored from Mike Mitchell to end the game at 4-0. Dennis Symes picked up the shutout. 233 Queen Street - Boats Puzzles Trains - - Games - 220 COCHRANE ST. PORT PERRY FRED'S HOBBY SHOP Port Perry MODELS - SLOT fans oring their annual dance on Saturday evening, Dec. 27th, @ Keep this date open. Tickets available soon. Mr. and Mrs. V. Mount attended the 40th wedding &- anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brookfield in 'Sharon Hall, on Saturday evening, - Greenbank Evening UCW are holding their Christmas meeting on December 3rd at 8 p.m.:in the Church. All ladies in the community are welcome. Congratulations to, the on- tario County Jr. Farmers Choir who won first place in a 3-pdrt competition at the musical festival in Guelph on Saturday. Several young people from here were in the choir. The Wm. Stone family at- tended the "All' Canadian, 'New Ice Generation Show" at Markham Saturday even-® ing. Miss Kathy Cookman of St. Catherines spent the week- end at her home. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookman visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill in Little Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Nicholls of Ux- bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Real were dinner guests with Mrs. Myrtle Thomas on Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ianson, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee and Debbie, spent Sunday in Norwood visiting Mr. and Mrs. Keith Heron and family. Several people from here attended the church celebra- tion in Sunderland Sunday evening. The Womens Institute are holding: their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. George Beaton in the form of 9 4 a desert party at 7 p.m. on & December 10th. - 985-8035 985-7086 CALL US HOME HEAT: KEN P. MURRAY Electrical Contractor Domestic & Industrial | 2° FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Phone: 985-7005 '-\