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The ball crossed the goal line into the empty net just moments before Southern arrived on the scene, Trojan goalkeeper Ken Harman had originally been removed at the 17:13 mark of the final period. He went back into the nets at one stage but was removed later. Defenceman Charlie Brown spotted the Aztec a 4-2 advantage late in the final period when his slap shot from the point deflected past Harman. The game was played on equal terms throughout the first two periods. In fact, Aztecs took the lead by a single goal with three seconds remaining on a rebound after Harman came way out to cut down the original shot. Sloppy play by both sides dccounted for the first goal of the game six minutes after it began. Brown intercepted Springfest on this weekend The annual Port Perry Kinsmen Springfest will be held this weekend with the popular and well known group "Something Blue' providing the music on Fri- day evening. On Saturday night, a group called "Fire" will be on hand. Both groups play a wide range of popular music, from rock to easy listening. Springfest is the major fund raising activity for the Ladies singing group Ladies of all ages inter- ested in joining a harmoniz- ing singing group should contact John Shepherd at 852-7047 in Uxbridge. Mr. Shepherd, a member of the well-known Uxbridge Barbership Quartet 'The Millstream Men' says there has been an interest expressed by ladies wishing to form a harmony group of their own. He is hopeful the new group will be made up ladies from the Uxbridge - Stouff- ville - Port Perry areas. If you think four-part harmony is your cup of tea, give Mr. Shepherd a call for the date and place of the first organizational meeting. Glidden BEST Latex Flat House Paint * Quick drying, durable flat finish * Resists blisters, peeling, cracking * Easy water clean-up reg. $24.99 *May be underfilled for tinting-- See label for net contents. Glidden w=" WHEN YOU MAKE A VERY BDOD PAIN Port Perry Kinsmen Club, and organizing chairman Brian Callery says the success of the Springfest pretty well determines how much money the Club has available to spend on community activities in the coming year. Last year's Springfest netted about $6200, and Mr. Callery is confident the amount will increase sub- stantially this year. On both Friday and Satur- day evenings, the doors at the Scugog Arena will open at 8:00 PM, with the music and the good times continu- ing through until 1:00 AM. is included a centering pass by right 'wing Bob Ireland in front of the net and then quickly turned it over to Todd Wilbur in the slot. Wilbur blasted it in behind the Axtec net- minder. Axtecs tied the scor® and then went ahead 2-1 on a Hell Drivers at The annual Brooklin Spring Fair, to be held the first weekend in June, will -have some new attractions this year, as well as the old favorites. . : The Trans-Canada Hell Drivers will entertain on Saturday, June 6, on the racetrack. Dangerous high- speed precision truck driving, ramp-to-ramp car jumps, and motorcycle tricks are featured in the show, which has given per- formances all over North America in the last 15 years, including many at the Canadian National Exhi- bition grandstand. The show, which begins at 7:00 p.m. and lasts an hour and a half, free with Glidden BEST Latex Gloss House Paint * Chalk resistant, glossy finish * Quick drying, easy to use * Easy water clean-up ~ Gallon* reg. $27.99 T. IT SHOWS! If it's something new you'll find it at .... LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER CO. LTD. 11 VANEDWARD DRIVE - (OSHAWA ROAD) _ PORT PERRY, ONTARIO - 985-7391 power play goal by Paul Beare- 'with Rick Wallace sitting out a slashing infraction, Beare to a carom off the end. boards and whipped it behind Harmon. Ireland finished off a three on two rush when he rifled in a long slap shot with 27 your admission Also new this year is the Carlsberg Championship Team and Wagon to be shown all 4 days of the fair, Thursday to Sunday. The Carlsberg Wagon is made from solid oak and decorated by two of Canada's foremost wood carvers. It carries 17 solid oak beer barrels, replicas of those used in 19th century Denmark. An impressive hand-made, -patent-leather harness with solid brass fittings, and the prize-winning Carlsberg Belgian show horses will also be on display. The dance this year is being held on May 30th, the weekend before the fair, to allow the craft, baking, and horticulture - exhibits to remain in the arena from Friday through to Sunday for * seconds remaining to knot the score again. Defence- man Scott Wilbur: head manned to Doug' Potts to start the play. Potts hand- ed off to Ireland at the far blue line andthe speedy forward ripped in a long shot. Fair the first time. "Fire" is the group playing, and tickets may be obtained by calling 655-3733. The tractor pull has been expanded this year and will be held on Friday evening and also after the Hell Drivers act on Saturday. Saturday's highlights include the midway, Appa- loosa horse show, parade, horse and dairy cattle judging, beer tent and heavy horse draw. On Sunday, there will be the pancake breakfast, Quarter horse show, midway, bed and bath- tub race, sheep and beef cattle judging, harness racing, log sawing and nail driving contests, and the Old Time Fiddlers' Contest. 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