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18 -- PORT PORT By Andrea Jones A determined effort led the Grant Menzies Pacers to a 3-2 win over Port Hope Midgets on Monday, Nov. 1. It was a tight checking game and the first period was pretty even for both teams. the scoring with a deadly shot from the blueline filling the top right corner. Rob Parker who was filling in for the ailing Mark Lee earned an assist as did Jim Kane. Gibson started in net for the Pacers and handled 9 of ten shots fired at him that period. In a flurry of shots he stopped two quick ones but Robertson and Geer were tied up and failed to clear away either the puck or the visitors. Rob Greiner played a super game, skating miles and constantly checking. He had trouble hitting the net, however .as he let a sizzler go off the posts. Merle Schewaga came in midway through the 2nd period and allowed the re- bound of his first stop to slip in. Another lapse by the 1$300 OF OUR REGULAR PRICE OF ANY NEW 1976 MODEL JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILE PURCHASE (EXCEPT MODEL 300). PLUS OTHER ON ACCESSORIES. OFFER EXPIRES = SAVING PERRY TAR Pacers defeat Port Hope, tie Newcastle Peter Lane opened ° PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1976 defense, not clearing the puck. Port Hope led 2-1 going into the third but Port Perry has always been a third period club and they came through again. Pete Lane scored his second of the night, tieing the game, Mike Geer and Bill Owen assisting. Owens earned another assist as he roared down the wing, slid the puck over to Greiner who was in the clear. Greiners shot was blocked but Rob Kemp was right there to bang in the rebound. When the O.M.H.A. re- ferees didn't show up on Thursday, Newcastle hastily conscripted two young men to do the job. Novice lose Port Perry Mersco Novice opened their 1976-77 season at Hampton arena on Sun- day where they lost by a score of 3-2 to the LNHL Black Hawks. The Black Hawks jumped into a two goal lead in the first period before the Port Thé Grant Menzies Pacers came out flying and looked like they might run New- castle right out of the rink. Bill Owen got the puck out from behind' the net and onto Danny Taylors stick who wasted no time slamm- ing it in for the Pacers first goal. Mike Healey, back from the Flamingos, scored the second goal, unassisted, driving one past the goalie from just inside the blue- line. Rob Greiner looked a little like Bobby Clark out there; hustling, checking and constantly causing Newcastle to worry. Shots in the period were 11-2 in favour of Port Perry as the Newcastle netminder was doing some work. to Hampton boys got on the scoreboard with an unassisted goal by Jim Abraham. The second period was evenly contest- ed, first.Brian Treen stopp- ing a Black Hawk break- away, then the opposition goalie doing the same on a (continued on page 19) 6 BIG JOHN SPECIAL FINANCE WAIVER Now you can buy a brand new John Deere snowmobile the easy way. Between now and 30 November, 1976, you can buy a new John Deere snowmobile... and no finance charges will be imposed until 1 March, 1977. On 1 March, 1977, you may either elect to pay the remaining principal balance owing on your snowmobile or continue the financing agreement with your John Deere dealer. No penalties were called despite some high sticks on both teams. In the. second period, Greiner picked up a goal from Baird and Healey on a definate offside pass, and Newcastle retaliated twenty seconds later scoring right between Gibsons pads. The - Pacers threw a barrage of shots at the Newcastle goalie until finally Greiner tipped one in from Perigoe. Going into the third period with a 4-1 lead, the Pacers decided to rest. No penalties in the game caused -some backward glances, as the game wore on Port Perry gave up the puck too often. © = 7" Newcastle capitalized on Pacers mistakes and Port Perry was lucky to escape with a 4-4 tie. Schewaga let in three of seven shots in the third period but he had little help from anyone in front. : Newcastle was back in Port on Monday and the Pacers head for Pickering on Wed. November 10. Next home game is Mon. Nov. 15 against Uxbridge. UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT R.R. 4, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO 985-3042 Four curlers from the Blackstock area man aged to capture the Junior Farmers Curling Bonspeil held in Orillia last weekend. The four, representing Durham Region at the event, were, from left (front) Doug Larmer, Paul Larmer; (Rear) Lee Howsam and Vicky Fairman. Bobcats impressive Win 3 consecutive games PORT PERRY 4 BOWMANVILLE 3 On Thursday, October 28, the Murray Williams Bob- cats Midget 2 team hosted Bowrhanville for the first league game and came up with a four to three victory. Scoring for the Bobcats was Kevin Nesbitt, Tony Oxley, David Canning and Rob Parker. Bowmanville goals came from Jim Braun, Tom Fowler, and Mark Bis- sonetle. PORT PERRY 11 PORT HOPE 2 On Thurs., November 4, the Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 team hosted Port Hope and came up with an 11 to 2 victory. Glenn Miller scored both goals for Port Hope with Mark Cleveland with four, Tony Oxley with two, Mike New 77 Yamaha NEW & USED SNOWMOBILES PARTS & SERVICE CLOTHING ASSELSTINE'S YAMAHA (South of Blackstock on Hwy, 57) Hamilton, Rick Hope, Rob Parker, Steve Bullock and Steve Geer scoring for the Bobcats, PORT PERRY 4 UXBRIDGE 0 On Friday, Nov. 5, the Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 team travelled to Uxbridge and came home with a four to nothing victory. Jim Treen was in the net for the Bobcats to earn the shutout. Rick Young with two, Scott Wilbur and Tony Oxley scored the four goals for the Bobcats for the victory. } The next game for the Bobcats is Thursday, Nov. tH at 7:30 p.m. when they host the hard hitting Stouff- ville club for the first time in this yoyng season. So come out and cheer on this excit- ing Midget 2 club. \ + ET --------