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Port Perry Juveniles Take Lead By W. H. HALL PORT PERRY -- Saturday night Port Perry Hockey fans were treated to good fast hard hitting play-off hockey when Port Perry Juveniles defeated Alliston 50, to take a commanding lead in the best of five series 2-0. After the close first game in Alliston (2-1) the Port Perry squad domi- nated the play throughout the game here, Once again it was Port's Chick Carnegie who play- ed an outstanding game on de- fence and also scored two goals. Wannamaker in the Port's nets held Alliston scoreless. First period action saw Ports score the only goal, Carnahan from Clarke, at 17.12. GOALIES SHINE The second period started fast with both goalies coming up with tough saves. Carnegie scored the best goal of the game at the 8.02 mark, picking up the puck in his own end, and skating the length of the ice to score. Just four seconds later Carnegie scored assisted by Clarke to make it 3-0 for Port Perry. At 1.29 of the third period Car- nahan scored from Carnegie and Clark to give Port a command- ing 4-0 lead. Gary Geer scored the last goal of the game at the 17.40 mark assisted by MacMil- lan, to give Port Perry a 5-0 win Future games will be in Allis ton Monday night, and if neces- sary back to Port Perry Wednes- day. LEAGUE WIND UP The house-league teams played their last games of the scheduled Saturday with the standings re-| maining unchanged. Rangers end- ed up in first place followed closely by Telcos. Hawks were third with the Bruins in the last pot. In the first game Telcos finish- od the schedule with a 2-0 shut- out over the Hawks. 8. Henry trom Stevens opened the scor- ing, with W. Saunders from Hunt- er scoring the last goal. Final 2-0 for Telcos. | The Rangers defeated Bruins in} the second game by 2-0. Goal scorers for the Rangers were J. Raines and B. Reader. LITTLE PRO-LEAGUE The little league also closed out the schedule with no change in the standings. Leafs in first place followed by Boston, Detroit and Canadians in last place. The first game, the best of the day, saw the Detroit team with- out their star player, H. Chap- man, score a surprising 3-0 vic- tory over the Leafs Ralph Raines scored Detroit's first goal in the opening period. Leafs tied it up at the end of the period but the play was called back on an offside. This upset the Leafs and Reg Manns, on a pass from Ted Hall iseored the second Detroit's goal. {Late in the last period . Manns scored his second goal of the game assisted by Birkett. | The Leafs who have not had #e0 many losses this season were| bitter at losing this game, which should make for interesting hock- ey in the play-offs as Leafs meet Detroit in the first game. In the other game Bruins de- feated Canadians 4-1 with Ste- wens scoring all four goals. Dunbarton U.C. Meets DUNBARTON -- Donald Bell, a student of Toronto University, conducted the regular morning service at Dunbarton United Church. The soloist was Miss Margaret Wilkinson who sang "The Shepherd's Psalm', accom- panied by Mrs. Wilkinson at the organ. Mr. Bell read from Isaiah 53 and St. Mark 8:27 and chose the 2nd verse of the 2nd chapter of 1st Corinthians for his text DUNBARTON PERSONALS Remember the Irish Stew sup- per on March 15th in the Sunday | School rooms of Dunbarton Unit- ed Church. | The Village group of the WA held its March meeting at the manse on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Don Annan has returned from a week's vacation in Florida. Victor Carey, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Carey of Fairport Rd. N., has been confined to his home with the mumps. | Miss Margaret Wilkinson of Queen's University visited with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Wilkinson at the manse on the weekend. Miss Elspeth McKay visited Mary-Beth McClement on the weekend. The Whitby Dunlop fans of this district had a busy weekend as the Dunnies played at Maple Leaf Gardens against Czechoslo-| vakia on Friday evening and against Kitchener-Wateruoo on Saturday. Due to technical difficulties the Prelude to Worship service over CKLB, Oshawa, was not heard at its regular time on Sunday morning, but was rescheduled at 6:45 p.m. Mrs. McClement was heard singing sacred hymns at that time. An announcement was) made that L.P, records of her voice are available now to her! friends. Mr. Doug Willis visited his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willis on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hannah, Spruce Hill Rd., held an "At Home" on Saturday on the occa- sion of their 25th wedding anni: versary. Kevin Preston spent the week-| ood with Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Watson in Toronto posi 3 With the purchase of @ 1-1b. Bag of PETER POWER Blue Label COFFEE MPS Coupon Valid te March 19th With the purchose of 2 20-0Z. 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