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'Pee Wees oust Stouffville in The Port Perry Pee Wee Legionaires have defeated the Stouffville Clippers in 3 quick games. The team played Stouff- ville twice this week and were vic- torious in each game. Mens League playoff The first game was a well fought battle between Larocque Electric and Sportsland which ended in a 3-3 tie. Counting for Larocque were Dave Dickson 2 goals, 1 assist, Ed Olsen 1 goal, 1 assist, and Carl Fitzgerald 2 assists. Fighting back for Sportsland were "Doc" Thomson, Brian Callery and Glen Howsam 1 goal each. Adding assists were Ken Little 2, Doug Scott, Brian Samis, Mike Adams, and Dale Bronson one a piece. Game two was a quicker paced one in which Compton Cable T.V. skated to a 4-1 victory over Ander- sons Chev-Olds. Leading the way for Compton was Wayne Fox with all 4 goals. Assists to Roger Moase 2, Larry Page 2, John Robertson, Jim Beatty and Paul Schmeler each with one. The lone marker for Andersons was Bill Bridge from Dave Harrison. The third game of the day was another hard fought game in which Crandell's Riverboat and PLAYOFFS -- SCUGOG ARENA -- The team travelled to Stouff- ville on Monday night and were able to win 5-1. The first period saw a lot of action from both teams but only Port was able to score. Brad Moase chalked up our Norton's Home Improvements played to a 4-4 draw. Capitalizing for Crandells were Richie Le Fort 2 goals, 2 assists, Wayne Taylor 1 goal, 1 assist, and Mike Driscoll 1 goal. Helping our were Larry Jackson with 3 assists, Carl Durward and Neil Crouter 1 each. Fighting along for Nortons were Bill Van Camp 2 goals, 1 assist, Bob Lee 1 goal, 1 assist, and Keijo Kinnunen one goal. Assisting were Lee Steeves 2, Dick Martin and Rob Evans 1 a piece. Game four saw yet again a tie which involved Blanchard's Supp- ly Co. and J & D Carpentry. The final score was 3-3. Scorers for Blanchards were Glen Hudson, Rick Hope, and Al Bonner. Adding assists were Dave Roth, Dan Horner, Tom Patton, Ron Jeffrey and Ron Zaparanuik all with one. Scoring for J & D were Doug Bronson 1 goal, 1 assist and Joe Curran. Also assisting were Wayne Norton, George Gladish and Dennis Lycett. JR. 'C' HOCKEY 4 2 Round Robin Series Scugog Arena -- AT -- FREE FORMICA COUNTERTOP (maximum 20°) with kitchens ordered in March. fi WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd -- 8:00 PM Lakefield Chiefs vs MoJacks SUNDAY, MARCH 6th -- 7:30 PM Lindsay Muskies vs MoJacks goal with a great backhand shot, after picking up a rebound from Jason McBride. Jeff Andrews also picked up an assist on that goal. Netminder Rick Hutchinson had to be sharp and was tested many times throughout this game. In the second period Jason McBride scored after receiving a great pass from Steve Laird. Gavin Cochrane assisted on the goal as well. Gavin Cochrane then scored his own goal with a hard low shot. Duane Empringham and Steve Laird both picked up Now on 17 Po GM MOD No Monthly Payments for 90 Days! * GM pays the Interest for 90 Days! * * to qualifying purchasers * delivery taken by March 31, 1988 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 1, 1988 -- 25 assists. Chris MacLeod scored Port's fourth goal on a rebound shot from Jason McBride and Dave Pashley assisted. Jeff Parry scored our final goal on a great unassisted effort with his backhand shot. On Friday night Stouffville returned to Port and we finished the series with a 6-0 victory. Shawn Larocque was between the pipes for Port in this game and played a great game. In the final period Jason Cochrane picked up his hat trick. ELS three straight At the 10:48 mark Stouffville was playing with only 3 men due to penalties and Jason made a hard fast shot to beat the goalie. Steve Laird assisted on the goal, and with only 45 seconds left in the game Jason scored his third goal when he caught the open net, after picking up a pass from Jeff Parry. This was a hard, tough series, as the Stouffville team is known for their roughness. Congratula- tions to the team for their strong efforts, and good luck in the next series against Kingston Township. WARRANTY covers the entire vehicle for 3 years or 80,000 km. AND NOW THE FINE PRINT: 1. You pay for routine maintenance. 2. We don't cover the your tires (because the tire manufacturer already does) 3. You pay the first $100 on each repair visit after 12 months or the first 20,000 km., whichever comes first. Every 1988 GM car and light-duty truck comes with the new TOTAL warranty card. It protects you against nearly all unex- pected repair costs. See us today. GM EMPLOYEE RELATIVES PLEASE NOTE! Limited Time Offer! 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