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The furnace will hook to your existing ductwork and can be placed near your present forced air furnace so that this hook up will be easy and inexpensive. point that Clay Lovering couldn't handle. Port Perry ran into a rash of penalties in the later stages of the second period, starting with Sandison's at 6:12. At one point there were four men in the box as Horton was nailed for a minor and Brian Mikkelson achieved a ten minute mis- conduct for voicing his opinion of the call. The Pacers never led in the final game of their season. Schomberg opened the scoring 4:55 into the fray when Jennings passed out from the right corner to Paul Martysuck in front of the net to tip the shot past Clay Lovering. Horton got the goal back on a brilliant unassisted play when he picked up a loose puck in his own zone and carried it into the Schom- berg end before letting go a slap shot just after he step- ped over the blue line. Goal- tender Alan Ross did not even react to the shot that went under his pad at 6:04. L iE Phagka ET EE TOT TTT *TERMS AVAILABLE * KEITH BELL STOVE COMPANY R.R.1, OSHAWA - CONCESSION 9 - 1 MILE WEST OF RAGLAN PHONE: 655-3326 Horton's second minor of the first period was a costly one as he went off for trip- ping with 5:42 left. Mike Pinder slammed in a shot from the point while Horton was off. Although the first Schomberg goal was official- ly not on the power play, Martysuk got it just as Horton had stepped onto the ice and was not yet back in the play. While Schomberg capita- lized on the advantages in the second frame, the Pacers controlled most of the final 15 minutes of what turned out to be their season. At the beginning of the third period Lovering was replaced by Robert Franssen, who played well considering he was seeing his first action in over a month because of a broken foot. He had been back up for several games. Port began the third period with a two man advantage and although they pressed, they could not score. ~Horton finally found the mark 2:21 into the period when he shot in a rebound after Robinson had been stopped. Horton set up an interes- ting finish when he knocked in a loose puck on a scramble in front of the Schomberg goal with 52 seconds remain- ing. Jim Thomas was in the Schomberg penalty box at the time for charging. House League Results NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE Scugog Realty vs Reliable Plumbing In a well played game, Reliable Plumbing kept their playoff hopes alive by tieing Scugog Realty 3 to 3. Scoring for Reliable were Daryl Leatherdale - 2 goals, 1 assist; Eric Grosvenor - 1 goal. Scoring for Scugog was Jimmy Vernon - 3 goals, and assists going to Wayne McDowell, Daniel Maw and Jason Callan. Sportsland vs Kinsmen Club Club In the second game, Kins- men Club advanced to the finals by defeating Sports- land, 1 to 0. Michael Ash assisted by Scott Menzies scored the only goal of the game. Ryan Larocca earned his second shutout in the playoffs. PEEWEE HOUSE LEAGUE Franks Real Estate vs Lions Club In a very exciting game, Lions Club came back to tie Franks Real Estate 5 to 5. Scoring for Lions Club were: Todd Soomre, 2 goals; Mike Linington, 1 goal, 1 assist; Kevin Jackson, 1 goal, 1 assist: Ron Brown 1 goal, and Jamie Lee, 1 assist. Scorers for Franks were: Jeff Wallace, 2 goals, 1 as- sist; Paul Walton, 1 goal, 1 assist; Paul Cooper, 1 goal; and Nick Cracknell, 1 goal. Wes Lane Plumbing vs Glen - Vallie Wes Lane Plumbing even- ed their playoff series by defeating Glen Vallie, 4 to 1. Scoring for Wes Lane were Shawn Elliott, 2 goals; Dal- ton Bain, 1 goal; and Jeff Wray, 1 goal. David Travis Contact: assisted by Brian Goble scored for Glen Vallie. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Goreski Insulation vs Cochrane Trotters Goreski Insulation led by the shutout goaltending of Dave Loughlin defeated Cochrane Trotters 2 to 0. Matt Grant in the Cochrane net also played a good game with the goals being scored in the last minute of the game. Scoring for Goreski's were Mike Cleveland and Dean Smith (empty net goal) with Paul Van Camp picking up an assist. [.G.A. vs Emmerson In the second game, Em- merson Insurance--defeated I.G.A,, 5 to-1. Scoring for Emmerson's were Steve Atchison, 2 goals, 1 assist; Neil Locke, 1 goal; Ed Som- mers, 1 goal; Mike Hough- ton, 1 goal; Sean Cearns, 1 assist; and Ron Lee, 1 assist. Darryl Luke assisted by Danny Tomchishin and Ken Elliott scored for I.G.A. Emmerson now meets Gor-" eski Insulation for the Ban- tam House 'League Cham- pionship. All players and coaches in the Bantam House League would like to wish Dean Haugen a speedy recovery from his injury. Franssen was removed 18 seconds from the end after Schomberg had iced the puck for the second time in the final minute to alleviate the intense Pacer pressure. Brad Warden nearly scored into the empty net with six seconds left when Robinson failed to keep the puck in the offensive zone at the blue line. Warden outraced Robinson for the puck and fired a shot off the post. The Pacers had been one of the most entertaining teams in Port Perry this season. They boasted of excellent goaltender Lover- ing and two offensive wizards, Todd Wilbur and Doug Potts. In the final match, both Wilbur and Potts were kept off the score sheet, except for a couple of penalties. They teamed on a line all season long with Mikkelson, who played well throughout, but in the last match Wilbur was relegated to defence to shore up a serious weakness there because of some recent cuts. ASH AIRTIGHT FIREPLACE INSERT An easy to install replace- ment for a heat wasting fire- place. 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