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BUTE A Se ET we nT et YR chy Reg Tras A SEE 20-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 31, 1976 Utica - Brooklin Broomball finalists UTICA AUTO BODY 17 BRIAN'S SUPERTEST 0 Utica dominated through- out the game with a devas- tating 7-0 victory over Brian's to, advancesto the finals. Brian's just couldn't get it by Utica goalie who . came up with good saves when needed. : Utica started it off at the 5:55 mark of the first period -. when Mike Mitchell scored from Ron Redmen. Then with one minute left in the first period, Don Card scored from Ron Redmen and Gord Gegr. Eric Bens put Utica ahead 3-0 at 6:20 of the second, from Jack Mons- ma. One minute later, Bill 'Fielding scored from Tim . Mitchell and Frank Field- ing. At 8:50 of the third, Keith Ellicott scored from Mike Mitchell and Ron Redmen. Brian Reader scored one minute later from Eric Bens to put them ahead, 6-0. Utica got their final goal at 10:20 when Don Card scored from Eric Bens. Dennis Symes picked up the shut-out for Utica. d : aT ee Learn from: Hank Nowak -.Boston Bruins Steeve Cardwell - Hershey Bears Bill Yeo - Columbus Owls SPECIAL GOAL-KEEPERS CLASS Boys 5 to 17 years "SPECIAL MEN'S CLASS (One Week) Book Early to Avoid Dissappointment Brochures available at Sports Stores and Arena or phone 728-3138. Sr AS 4th Year of Successful Operation FIVE WEEKLY SESSIONS JULY 26-to AUGUST 23 HARMAN PARK ARENA OSHAWA BROOKLIN LEGION 4 SMIT'S CYCLE 3 Brooklin pulled through for the win after falling behind early, 3-1. But they never gave up and came back with three unanswered goals. And Smit's failed to tie it up in the final minutes . of play. Brooklin scored first with 3:45 gone in the first period when Wayne Church scored an. unassisted goal. Smit's came back at 6:50 when Ken Nightingale scored from Ron Short and Rick Evans. _ At 7:25, the same trio did it again with Ken Nightingale from Ron Short and Rick Evans. Then at 3:15 of the second, Rick Evans scored fram Ken Nightingale .and Denny Martyn. Brooklin started coming back at 10:05 , when John Van Houvle scored from Larry Down and Murray Down. Ken Vipond tied it at 3:25 of the third from Bill Down, at three apiece. Then late in the third, -at 12:04, Ken Down: scored the winning goal from Bill Down. LE Hs ET EO OEE EERE ERR EEA AR Smit's Cycle goalie, Mike Vanderby, rushed out fo stop this Brooklin shot, but the ball whipped by him and into the net, to tie the score 2-2 early in the third. : period. Brooklin went on to win the game by a score of 3-2, when Ken Down banged one by Smit's with only a Bantams play well in Georgetown tourney By Carol Wilbur The Beare Motor Bantams travelled to Georgetown . Tournament on Mon., March 22, where they met Kings- ville in a two game total goals round. } In the morning game they chalked up a 7-0 lead. The evening game was 4-1. Total on the round 11-1 for Por Perry. On Wed., March 24, they started the second round against Elora. The morning and evening games both ended with 2-0 score. Port coming out on top with a 4-0 total. Friday, March 26, was a different" story when Port came up against a strong * Levack team. The morning was exciting and close with ~Levack winning 2-1. The evening game Levack scored 6 goals before the "Big Red Machine" replied with two tallies. The score on the round was- 9-3 for Levack. --° Levack went on. to defeat Bradford and win the "D" championship at George- town, the biggest Bantam tournament in Ontario. Scoring for Port in the six games were: Carey Fellows 8 goals and two assists; - Darrin Jobb, 2 goals and 4 assists; Charlie Brown, 2 goals and 3 assists; Mike Tobin, 2 goals and 2 assists; Bill Owen, 1 goal and 4 assists; Mike Geer, 1 goal ' and 2 assists; John Robert- son, 1 goal, Dave Canning, 3 assists, Tim parker, 2 assists George Burnett, 1 goal; Hal Storry, 1 assist; goalies for Port were Raymond Gibson and Craig Larmer. -- ---- Townshiy observed throughout Scugog few minutes remaining In the game. Brooklin now meets Utica in the finals next Sunday. 233 Queen Street - Port Perry - 985-8035 MODELS - SLOT CARS Trains - Boats Vor Ty - Games. - Puzzles : Hi _¥ di] . Craft Kits & Supplies - Art Supplies - Aircraft | "KEN P. MURRAY | - CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT "co A / Phone: 985-7005; | 274 ROSA ST. - PORT PERRY | of Scugog "FELLOWSHIP WEEK" WHEREAS, the week of April 4th to. April 10th, 1976 is being Township as a period to focus public attention on Fellowship among our young and old and WHEREAS, it is the hope of this municipality to develop more Fellowship among persons from all walks of life in Scugog Township, Canada and the World, NOW THEREFORE, |, as Mayor of the Township hereby declare the week ¢ as -0f/ Scugog, do mencing April 4th be observed FELLOWSHIP WEEK and request that all persons support this observance by practicing good fellowship and community spirit this and every week of the year. ME EE EERE REE EET LAWRENCE MALCOLM, MAYOR '1° @ of o <8 < ¢ A eo | ¢ v| e v | o a | »