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Frank pressed hard in the remaining minutes of the game, but were unable to get the ty- ing goal, with the final result being Larocque 2 - Frank 1. This should set the stage for an exciting game next Saturday at 8:00 A.M. 5 Year Annual Interest BANTAM Cochranes - 2 Consumers Gas - 0 The fired up Horsemen of the Cochrane Trotters held the high flying scorers of Consumers Gas to no goals in a close checking game that gave the Trotters a win over the Gas Works in the semi-finals and will ad- vance against the Em- merson"s boys in the finals on Saturday. Derek Slack put the Horsemen in front, less than a minute to go in the first period, after taking a pass from Beddome. Then both teams went in- to a tight checking game 2 1/2% MEMBER CANADA DEPOS!T INSURANCE CORP bik family Trust APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE ay those heav Put aw ) ats. 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Final score 2-0 Cochranes. ¢ Would hke to extend congratulations ta | GA and Consumers Gas for putting up a good fight in the playoffs, and hope to see you all back next year. Emmersons - 9 Cochranes - 4 Cochrane Trotters who were last year's winners, again took on Emmer- sons Insurance team in the finals, only to be out done in game one 94 Emmersons. In the first period, the Trotters played it very close, and took an early lead 2-0 after one period of play. The goal scorers were Ron Halligan from Haist and Vernon, then Frank Van Veghel work- ed the puck between the defence to score after Haist broke up a Rewrites rush then pass- ed to Hughes to Van. The second period saw a close, hard checking period of hockey before Emmersons came back to notch two goals to tie the game at 2-2 after two periods. John Not- tingham worked hard to get the puck in the cor- ner, and passed out front to Chris Logan who scored. Peter Brock stole the puck at centre ice and broke in along to beat Hobbs for his goal. In the third period, it was all Emmersons as they broke the game wide open as they scored seven goals, while Cochranes were able to score twice. Scoring for Cochranes was Ron Halligan getting his se- cond and Todd Haist. Picking up assists were Vernon, VanVeghel and Diceman. The Ritz is more than a cracker at Thunderbird Ashburn Area News by Mrs . E. Heron The Kirk Guild will also sponsor a fashion show called 'The Ritz" at the Thunderbird Golf" Club on April 9th. Several lovely stores from Oshawa are involv- ed. Tickets for this show are going fast so rescue your ticket by calling Ashburn Store or Joan Fleming 655-3900. Wedding bells are ring- ing in our community again and we hope they will be bells of happiness for the newlyweds. There was a good tur- nout at the euchre last Thursday evening when nine tables of euchre was played. The two high scores were won by Marg and Martin Gall. The second prizes went - to Violet Cole and Nor- man Birkett. Don Wood got the most lone hands and Sally Thompson won the door prize. She also won the 50/50 draw. Lunch was enjoyed. The next euchre party will be in two weeks on April 4th. All euchre players are welcome. Those who were able to attend the Birthday Par- ty Fashion Show last Saturday afternoon were pleased with the over all presentation. The Burns Church Hall was tastefully decorated with balloons and pin ups. Betty Jean Blyth, owner of "Children's Market Place' in Whitby gave a running commen- tary with musical background. The children captured everyones hearts and all looked lovely in their smart looking outfits from play wear to their very best Sunday clothes. ' Also the mothers-to-be looked in their pretty and well made maternity things. Toys and baby furniture was also displayed which made it very interesting. Those who missed the show may drop into 119 Brock St S. and have a look If you get your paper on Wednesday, then tonight 1s Horticulture night, and will feature a panel of local experts on 'Growing Vegetables' and a question and answer period will follow. We welcome Barbara and Rupert Bragg-Smith to our community. They moved into their new home in the village last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell of Deep River were guests this week with Muriel and Alfred Fisher and visited other relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Batten spent a few days holiday in the Barbadoes recently. Mr. Al Whittleton of Calgary visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hopkins recently. Mrs. Arthur Richard- April 13th, 1988 We Pay the Sales Tax! son spent last week with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Nelson and little daughter at Centreton. We are glad to report Mr. Fred Daw is home again after a few days in Oshawa Hospital. Also Rev. McEntyre returned home from the hospital last week. Rev. Moore conducted the Sunday morning ser- vice at Burns Church. His message was titled "The Word of the Cross." In keeping with his theme, the choir sang "When I Survey the Won- drous Cross." The Scrip- tures were read by Ruth Olivers and Ted Heron. Have a good week and remember every time you see a shadow, you can be sure the sun is shining. ALCAN SIDING 105.00 pe « ALCAN SOFFIT 88.00 per sq. KAYCAN SIDING .................. 99.00 per sq. KAYCAN SOFFIT ................. 85.00 per sq. VINYL SIDING 2 sa oer bor oo... 88.00 per sq. SOLD BY BOX ONLY 176.00 NO RETURNS 1.05 per ft 99.00 25% Offs 1» RAINBOW ROOMS - ADDITIONS AWNINGS - SHUTTERS - CUSTOM FLASHINGS 15% DISCOUNT 985-3747 FOR FREE ESTIMATES Most Items in Stock COD Prices apply matenals picked up at our warehouse 5" Seamless Eavestrough 12° Storm Doors (stock only) THERMAL WINDOWS Tits. Bays. Bows. Casement EE > :