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The Port Perry High School Boy's Curling Team swept thelr way through six games in a weekend tournament in Port Perry, to reach the semi-finals of the B division. They lost their semi-final match to a tough team from Markham. The team Included Skip: Jason Guindon, Vice: Rob Mitchell(pictured), Second: John Rankin(pictured), and Lead: Kevin Martin. Anderson downs team 9-2 in Sunday hockey Game one was a one sided af- fair as Compton Cable T.V. easi- ly handled Norton's Home Im- provements 7-4. Counting for Compton were Carl Durward 4 goals, Wayne Fox 1 goal, 1 assist, Bob Stevens and Don MacDonald 1 goal each. Assists to Carl Fitzgerald 2, John Delorme, Ron Hoggeboom, Bob Lee, and Jim Beatty 1 a piece. Bill Van Camp had all 3 goals for Nortons in the losing cause. Assisting were Terry Rose and Donovan Smith each with 2, and Don Card one. The second game was a blow- out in which Andersons trounced first place Sportsland 9-2. Scoring for Andersons were Rob. Kroonenberg 2 goals, 2 assists, Ken Little 1 goal, 3 assists, Doug Suppelsa 2 goals, 1 assist, Jason Warner 1 goal, 2 assists, Doug Bronson 2 goals, and Colin Asselstine 1 goal, 2 assists. Picking up other assists were Lee Steeves 2, Al Bonner 2, and Terry Fleiler one. For Sportsland it was Rob Evans from Randy Prosser and Glen Hudson, and Wayne Taylor from Ray Zaparanuik and Rob Evans. Game three was a little closer as J & D Carpentry edged out Crandells 64. Leading the way for J & D were Bill Bridge 2 goals, 3 assists, Tom . Patton 2 goals, Bill Owen 1 goal, 1 assist, 'and Doug Brown 1 goal. Helpers going to Dave Milton 2, Dennis Lycett, Bob Tarbotton, DID YOU KNOW? Community newspapers have multiple readers and deliver an average of 4.68 readers per copy. That translates into a potential of 32,760 readers of the | ort Perry Star every week. For Advertising Made Easy call the STAR at 985-7383 52 Water St., Port Perry PHONE 985-4241 MON-SAT 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM SUNDAY 12:00 Noon to 4:00 PM "Ican't get over my new Invisible Fencing o [ erty boundaries, wit faction is of South East Ontario We one call to Invisible Fencing, you can teach your dog to stay within your prop- out unsightly fences, University tested, vet approved, and your satis- aranteed. It even costs less than traditional fencing. Call today, and find out why Over 50,000 dogs stand behind Invisible Fenc: HI= INVISIBLE FENCING. (416) 797-2431 24 HOUR ANSWERING SE fi 7 AW RVICE Dave Bronson, George Gladish, and Ron Jeffrey all with one. Tallying for Crandells were Gary Lance 2 goals, 1 assist, Rick Hope 2 goals, Ken Jeffrey 2 assists, Scott 'Davis and John Robertson 1 assist each. The fourth game saw Larocque Electric switch places with Crandells for the basement with a 5-1 win over Blanchards. Scoring for Larocque were Rick Campbell 3 goals, 1 assist, Bill Haynes and Kevin Reid 1 goal each. Assisting were Larry Jackson 2, Ed Olsen, Doug Bache, and Glen McCoy 1 a piece. The lone marker for Blan- chards was Jim Duncan from Richie LeFort. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 5, 1969 -- 29 13-0 shutout for Sarah Coyne This weekend brought us some exciting ringette. Pineridge Sports Tweens met Manvers in Port Perry on Saturday night. These girls did not have much trouble with keeping the edge on this game as the score was 13-0. A nice shut-out for Sarah Coyne. Goals scored: Lisa Dodd 4 goals; 2 assists, Lisa Dodd 5 goals; 4 assists, Heather Lally 1 goal; 1 assist; Jean Templeman 1 goal; 1 assist, Kyla McCrae 1 goal; Vicki Stainton 1 goal; 1 assist. Playing for us was Shona Moase who played her usual great game. Second game was played in Oshawa against Oshawa. The score was 4-2. This game was the most exciting game of ringette this season. Although this team was a B team, that did not keep our girls from playing their best game of ringette. Sarah Coyne kept an very good eye on her net and played an ex- cellent game. These girls dug and dug some more. Each team player played an excellent game. Goals: Heather Lally 2; Assists: Leea Kinnunen 1; Vicki Stainton 1. Curling corner by Scott Howey The Port Perry team of Jack Owen, Ted Griffen, Bill Jennings, Bill Corbett and spare Garnet Warriner, played down in the Senior competition this past weekend at the Oshawa Golf Club. The team dropped to the B side after losing their opening game to Don Jenkins of the Oshawa Curl- ing Club. The foursome won their next three games defeating Rodgers of the host club, Bruno Lenarduzzi of Uxbridge and Mac Binnings of Whitby Curling Club. In the B side semi-final, the team dropped a 6-5 decision to Don Jenkins to be eliminated from the event. Good effort guys. This coming weekend is the Blue Light Tankard zone playdowns at the Unionville Curl- ing Club. Steve Foster's team of Ron Parish, Don Beaton and Ken Goreski and Scott Howey's team of Dave Roth, Bill Hutchinson, and Glen James will represent Port Perry. Also this weekend, Oshawa AN RX 22) Curling Club is hosting the Masters zone playdowns. The Port Perry rinks of Ted Griffen and Jim Davidson will Le taking Port in this competition. Port Perry Curling Club hosted the School Boy competition this past weekend. The Port Perry team of Jason Guindon, Rob Mit- chell, John Rankin and Kevin Martin won their first two games, split the next two, but were eliminated by a team from Markham. Well done. A letter in the Ontario Curling Report confirms a federal govern- ment proposal that will subject all club memberships to a 9 percent tax. The information on this can be found in the Technical Report on Goods and Services Tax pages 62 and 129, Section 8.3, paragraph (b) VIII. 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