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LT ESUEOO FN NE Ringettes in close contests Both games end in ties by Judy Young Exciting is the only way to describe our games on Satur- day. In the first game Children's Boutique tied Young Dominion Hardware 7-7 with only seconds to go. _ Sherri Allen was just flying and scored all the goals for Children's. Boutique beauti- fully set up on two of them by Chriss Heurkins with single assists to Nancy Young, Debbie Warriner and Chris English. Absolutely out- standing and well deserving of our Ringette Sportsman- ship Award and sundae from the Dairy Bar was goalie Cindi Heurkins. The ability of the three goalies on each team never fails to amaze me. They are self-taught and they have learned their lessons well. Dominion Hardware start- ed behind and then ahead, then tied, then ahead until the final minutes with four goals going to Karen Young and one assist, two goals to Wendy McDougall, one to Sharon Ashmore with four assists and two assists to Bonny Burton. It was a very exciting game for spectators as well as participants. Game two was another cliffhanger with the final score between Country Vill- age and Dominion Hardware being five all. This time Dominion tied in the dying moments. Country Village played team all the way with three big goals and two assists scored by Barb Elliot, keep up the good work Barb, one -by- Janice Jack: man, Patsy Spears notched her very first goal applauded by everyone in Ringette, other assists were notched by Paula Haugen with 2 and Linda Warriner. Young Judy Treen was c¢hosen Sportsgirl of the week by the Denim. Machine. Judy is very effective in her defen- sive position through all out effort every week. Dominion were on their second game which didn't do a thing towards slowing them down. "Again the score see-saw'd the whole game with Karen Young scoring her fourth and tying goal in the dying minutes of the game. Sharon Ashmore scored a goal and assist and Bonny Burton assisted on one. Karen Young awarded the Sportsmanship Award by her team and will enjoy her sundae at the Dairy Bar. Karen loves Ringette, plays the game that way and her spirit is very infectious about it. We would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to the Kinette Club of Port Perry for their donation to cover the starting expenses for Port Perry Ringette. Lake Scugog Hockey League by J. Williams Bethany 5- Sonya 0 Bethany dominated throughout most of the game, as they did all the scoring. Larry Currins scored forst from David Currins. Pat Lynch then scored from John Mather. Dean Jewell scored from Gary Weightman then Gary Weightman scored from Ron Suggitt. Andy Schweda end- ed the scoring from John Mather. Dean Jewell picked up the shut-out. Towers 7 - Rockbrune 2 Dwain Howe started it off for Rochbrune scoring from Tom Taylor. Then Oshawa went ahead getting two goals when John Cook scored from BEARE MOTORS 268 QUEEN STREET 985-7351 CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR HOLIDAY HOURS: OPEN SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24th to 6 p.m. CLOSED DECEMBER 25th, 26th & 27th OPEN WED. TO FRI., DEC.28t030-8t09 OPEN SAT.,DEC.31-8a.m.to 6 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAY & MONDAY, JAN.18&2 MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR TOALL A SPECIAL GIFT. For special friends. Laura Secord Christmas Candies made with sweet dairy cream and fresh country butter. | Christmas Candies from Tana second ~ BRUTONS 1.D.A. DRUGS 200 Queen Street - Port Perry - 985-2511 Peter Bathe and Dave Cay. Then Peter Bathe scored from Scott Andison and Phil Pultz. Rockbrune tied it with a goal by Dwain Howe from Jeff Collins and Rick Sheehey. Oshawa then took over and scored five straight goals. Vaughn Smith scored twice, one unassisted and the other from Larry Bews. Chris Stead scored twice, one from Vaughn Smith and the other unassisted. 'Scott Andison scored from Chris Griffin. Port Legion 4 - Utica Farm 2 Utica were ahead 1-0 at the end of the first period on a goal by Paul Beare from Ron Griffin. The score was tied at 2-2 at the end of the second with Danny McCartney scor- ing from Bob Morelli and Bill VanCamp. Then Bill Van- Camp scored from Don Phinney and Ritchie Lefort for Port. Grant McLaughlin scored from Jamie Malcolm for Utica. Port scored twice late in the third to win it on goals by Bill VanCamp from Danny McCartney then Doug Bronson scored from Ritchie Lefort. Newcastle victim in Juveniles' 11th win by Scott Wilbur On Thursday, Dec. 15 the - Port Perry Emiels Place Juveniles defeated New- castle 8-2. Newcastle opened the scoring but Port came back with 6- goals before New- castle could score again. Henry Freiter had 2 goals while Tom Perigoe, Mike McQuade, Mark Lee and Steve Geer scored the others. Ritchie Lefort, Tom Perigoe and Jay Adams had 2 . assists McQuade, Hamilton, Freiter and Lane had single assists. Tim Kane and Henry Freiter rounded out the scoring for Port, Freiter completing his hattrick. Dan Taylor picked up 2 assists on these goals while Wilbur and Lefort had single assists. Merle Schewaga played a good game between the pipes. Next start for Port is Dec. 22 when they face Newcastle at the old arena at 7:00 p.m. was - each while . PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1977 -- 19 House League Hockey NOVICE: Scugog Realty 4 - Kinsmen 3 Scoring for Scugog were Andrew Steel (2) and Drew Ballingal 12). Brad McNenly (2) and John Lally replied for Kinsmen. Plumbing 4 - Sportsland 0 Scoring for Reliable Plumbing were Brad Travis (3) and Craig Venning. Jim Jackman recorded the shut- out. ATOM: Lumber 3 - Lions Club 2 Scoring for Lake Scugog Lumber were Tim Abraham (2) and Carl Durham (1). Chris Cookman had a pair for Lions Club. U.A.W.5- Garage 2 Paul Walton, Kevin Jack- son, Greg Warriner, Rick Perry, Jeff Walace scored for U.A.W. while Paul Mc- Intyre and Tim Maw replied for Swamp Garage. MIDGET: I.G.A.6-Carl 1 Scoring for I.G.A. were Greg Carriere (3), Dwayne Freeman (2) and Kevin Nes- bit. David Dickson scored for Carl the Butcher. Ballard 3 - Purple Hill 2 Mike Jenick scored all three for Ballard Lumber and Tim Cochrane and Brian Barr counted for Purple Hill. PEE WEE: Wes Lane 3- Frank 2 Danny Tomchishin, Bill Sturman and Harry Sillen each scored once for Wes Lane. Peter Rivoire, Harry Box Sillen and Dean Haygen each had an assist. Ray Misner and Neil Locke each scored for Frank. Kevin Gibson had the only assist for Frank. Glen Valie 3- Tripp 2 Mark Penny with two and Chris Watson with one goal unassisted scored by Glen Vallie. Earl Myers and Darrin DeSautels with one each for Marj Tripp. BANTAM: Goreski 1 - Emmerson 1 Jeff English scored the only goal for Goreski assist- ed by Jimmy Daniels. P "re starts early at OF SCUGOG TWP. at this HOLY CHRISTMAS SEASON from the OSHAWA, WHITBY & SCUGOG BAHA'I COMMUNITIES. Ing Day Scott McHugh scored for Emmerson assisted by Dean Travis and Eric Crowell, Ballard's 7- Cochrane's 3 P. Bower scored two goals for Ballard. While A. Bell, B. Oosterman, A. Brieley, M. Gundry, P. VanCamp all had one goal each. Assists went to P. VanCamp with four, P. Christie and A. Brieley each with two. B. Oosterman and P. Bower with one apiece. Karl Beer, Al Ferguson and Steven McGregor scored one each Assists went to Al Ferguson, Steven McGregor and Keith Tremblay. Greetings WARMEST BAHA'I GREETINGS SI TEOMANS PORT PERRY PLAZA - 985-3844 | OFF CHRISTMAS Indoor & Outdoor Light Sets Christmas Trees & Ornaments WHILE SUPPLIES. LAST. ACT FAST! for Cochrane's. AA re Vi. 3 {4 yo Y