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ra 3 - . a prs ees oa po na PE 7, OIE ye) \ ROR AT NE Rr GI Ne ) Cs > r No A x en I DF SFOS SE Ten < t= ow PARES Pa SRE a A LR Ne 2 "3 NN 4 - Ra Hr x ye pi NRE at J Two victories for Juveniles by Carol Wilbur On Wednesday, November 29, the Emiel Place Juve- niles travelled to Orono and came home the victors hy a score of 5-3. Having a big night for Port in the scoring department. was Tony Oxley with 3 goals, and one assist, Steven Geer and Dave Canning tallied for one goal each, Mike Healey had 3 assists and Rick Hope had 2 assists. Back in Port the following night it was just like a replay "with Port defeating Fenelon Falls 5-3. Although the boys didn't have one of their better games, Merle was there between the pipes to help. them to the win. Scoring for Port were Mike Geer, Steven Geer, Chris Talbot, and Dave Canning with a goal apiece. Dennis Franssen had a goal and an assist. John Robertson and Tony Oxley had an assist each while Rick Young had two assists. Come and watch the Juveniles Thursday, Decem- ber 7 at 9:30 at the Scugog Arena when they will meet Orono, "while you're there you can pick up your Minor Hockey Lottery tickets from any one of the executives. 2 defeats for PeeWee against strong teams by M. Wray On Thursday, November 30th the Pee Wee 2 played their home game. Markham opened the scoring with 3 goals in the first period. Port Perry replied early in the second with an unassisted goal by Jeff Cox. Jeff Wray scored late in the second, assisted by Dean Haugen. The boys played well but the game ended with a 5-2 score for Markham. On Saturday, December 2, and Sunday, December 3 our Stone's Pee Wee's travelled ELL TTT ORONO 983-5894 Vas NEIL "i DEKOKER Y SLAUGHTERING * Cut, Wrapped & Frozen - 12¢ Ib. * Killing 8.00 a head plus hide. * Side of Beef 31.35 Ib. Cut, Wrapped. Frozen, - ALSO SMALL ORDERS - $5.00 OFF ON PROCESSING OF YOUR BEEF 1 Concession South of Pontypool on Manvers 2nd line, V2 mile east. to the Meaford tournament where they met Elora. The Elora team registered: five goals before Jeff Cox, assisted by Jamie Lee and Dean Smith put us on the board. The Stone's were rolling late in the game when Jamie Lee, assisted by Jeff Wray popped in our second goal. Third period goal by Dean Haugen from Jeff Cox. The game ended 9-3 for Elora. Paul Goreski and Steve Jackson warded off shots in goal. Good Luck to our boys on Thursday when they meet Stouffville. Ie £ i. PONTYPOOL Delivered and Guaranteed. WITH THIS AD. T.F. OSHAWA 725-4245 LTT TT TT FED ED Roars Concentrated Shampoo coupons for redemption. For redemption, mail to: fine stores. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded on ¥ GRAIL INTL : ARNT i Ly yg 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 6, 1978 Busy schedule for Legionaires 35° OFF STORE COUPON PROUDLY CANADIAN 'Remarque' Concentrated Shampoo with natural Source Vitamin 'E' or 'Remarque' Hair & Skin Conditioner (500 ml.) Mr. Dealer: Upon presentation of this coupon by your customer against the purchase of "REMARQUE" Concentrated Shampoo or "REMARQUE" Hair and Skin Conditioner, J.F. Hall and Associates will pay you 35c. plus 5c. handling. Application for redemption on any other basis constitutes fraud. Invoices showing your purchase of sufficient stock (in previous 90 days) to cover all coupons presented for redemption must be shown on request. Coupons will not be honoured and will be void if presented through outside agencies, brokers, or others who are not retail distributors of our merchandise, unless specifically authorized by us to present J.F. Hall and Associates, P.O. Box 796, Port Perry, Ontario. (Coupon Offer expires December 31, 1978) - Available at: 1.G.A. Store, Port Perry: Dowson's Red & White, Port ~-- Perry; Country Discount and Variety Mart, Port Perry; Aldred's Corner Store, Scugog Island; Country Store, Seagrave; and other Victories in four of five games by Jan McAllister The Legionaires continue to win as they met five teams last week. Tuesday night they travelled to Cannington and managed to defeat Cannington 5-0. This was a well played game with lots of checking. Scoring for the Legionaires was Kevin Ferguson, Steven Lee (2), Jeff Johnstone, and Mike Dickson. Assists went to Jeff Johnstone (2), Kevin Fer- guson, Steven Lee and Howard Lee (3). Wednesday night the Legionaires played an ex- hibition game at home against Bay Ridges. Once again the Legionaires came out on top winning 4-0. Scoring for Port Perry were Vaughn McKee, Ray Meis- 'ner, Darren Desautels, and Brian Stevenson, with as- sists going to Mike Dickson (2) and Fred Cockerton. Friday night the Legion- aires travelled to Fenelon Falls and once again regis- tered a win 3-1. This was a hard-hitting game and the opposition gave the Legion- aires a good fight. At the end of the first period there was no score. In the second period Jeff Johnstone put the Legionaires out front at 4:55 assisted by Steven Lee. Fenelon Falls came right back at 3:57 to score leaving the score tied at the end of the second period. In the third period the pressure was on and Darren Desau- tels scored what proved to be the winning goal at 11:55 assisted by Jeff Johnstone and Steven Lee. At 3:13 Howard Lee Scored assisted by Steven Lee to end the game Port Perry - 3, Fenelon Falls - 1. Scoring for Fenelon Falls was Ron Campbell assisted by Rod Jukes. Fenelon Falls goal was the first goal scored against the Legionaires in the last five games. At the present time in league play the Legion- aires have 78 goals with only 16 goals against. Quite an impressive average. Saturday noon saw the Legionaires in exhibition play against Banks Black Hawks from Oshawa. This turned out to be one of the best games the Legionaires have played all year, defeat- ing the Oshawa boys 2-0. Scoring for the Legionaires was Howard Lee and Kevin Ferguson assisted by Jeff Johnstone, Fred Cockerton, and Vaughan McKee. On Sunday night the Legionaires hit the road again to play an exhibition game in Lindsay. This also was an exceptionally good game. Both teams played very well and this time Lind- say came out the victors defeating the Legionaires 2-0. Scoring for Lindsay was Brian Beukeboom, assisted by Robert Bradt. This goal came at the 8:30 mark of the first period. In the third period Jeff Brown scored at 5:29 assisted by Craig Williamson. After all that action the Legionaires are going to rest until Friday, December 8 at which time they meet Beaverton. Game time is 9:00 p.m. at the IScugog Arena. Come out and lend your support to these talented boys. They really appreciate your encourage- "ment. 'Also mark Sunday, December 10 as a day to get out and follow the Legion- aires to Uxbridge, game time is 3:50 p.m. Broomball Action by Charlie Brown C & B Livestock -6 Beacock Hardware - 2 Beacocks came out on fire to get the first goal, but after awhile C & B put out that fire winning 6-2. C & B's goals were scored by Rob Evans with three goals and one assist. Single goals went to Mark Lee, Ken Bryant and Bob Ryan. Assists went to Don Phinney with 2, Ken Fraser, Ron Redman, Bruce Woodrow and Mark Lee picking up single assists. Beacock's goals were scored by Ron Wagg and David Dalton with assists going to Mark' Graham and Keith Dalton. Big scores in Ringette Games by Doreen Kendall too late for last week Saturday November 25th, saw all our teams playing at home. In the "Tweens" section "Ives" blasted Irvins to the tune of 7 to 1. In this one sided contest Rhona White came through with four big goals. Pam Daniels found the mark twice and Lori Spears scored a single. Nancy Young picked up a single assist. Scoring the lone goal for Irvins was Jackie Abraham. Four penalties were assessed, two to each team. The "Belles" game was also a very one sided scoring affair with 'Childrens Bouti- que" taking Chris Allen Aluminum 11 to 1. Goalie Wendy Burton was phenomi-: nal in net and stopped the other team cold. Karen Young scored four goals, Paula Haugen scored three. Wendy McDougall with a pair, singles were credited to Cheryl Doherty and Brenda Foote. Assists went to Janice Jackman with a pair, Paula Haugen with a pair,. Wendy McDougall with two. Singles to Doris Riseborough and Cheryl Doherty and Jackie Abraham. Special mention has to be made regarding Janice Jackman and Jackie Abraham from the junior division who gave a spectacular display of '"'Ringette". Congratula- tions girls. Scoring the only goal for "Chris Allen" was Bonnie Bridge assisted by Tracy Filion. "Chris Allen" obviously missing their big gun Sherri Allen who is on the injured list. We hope she will be back soon. Sports- manship awards for, this week are Daphne Butt for "Childrens" and Linda Warriner for Chris Allen. available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 Wintario Tickets' | Larocque Electric -3 Brians Towing - 1 This was an evenly played game but Larocque came up the winners. Larocque's goals were scored by T.R. Bryant, Kopie DeJong and Bill Bridge. Assists went to Bill Bridge with 2, and Larry Page with one. Brian's Towing's goal was scored by Steve Preston unassisted. Utica Auto Body - 3 Troski's - 0 This was a tie game until the 3rd period and that's when Utica broke loose scoring three: goals. Don Card picked up a shut-out. 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