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CART A SA IAs A A} 3 SETURL BEES EN Flamingos in action around Cobourg Cougars net PeeWees have busy three game week ~ Tuesday, November 5th, he Legion Pee Wee's travel- ed to Don Beer Arena and came away with a 1-1 tie against West Rouge. This West Rouge team have some big boys and will be one of the tougher teams in the icague this year. The first period was fairly even with both teams having good scor- ing chances but being unable to beat the goaltenders. Port opened the scoring in the second period on a power play goal by Burnett from Wilbur. West Rouge came back to tie it up with Port a man short. The third period was scoreless as Port had an edge in the play but just couldn't get that winning goal by the West Rouge goaltender who played an gportsiand | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd 68 Water Street -- Port Perry JIM BURNETTE excellent game. Friday, November 8th, West Rouge paid a return visit to Port and went home with a 4 to 1 victory. West Rouge opened the scoring early in the first period and took a 2 to 0 lead at the 7:45 mark of the second period. Port got back in the game at 13:01 on a goal by Burnett from Brown. In a reversal of the first game, it was West Rouge who got stronger in the final - period. as they scored two more goals to wrap up the victory. Saturday, November 9th, the Legion team travelled to Bowmanville for an exhibit- ion game and were trounced 8-3 by Bowmanville Major Pee Wees. This is the same team that Port had previous- ly beaten 5 to 4 at home. Bowmanville were certainly a different team than the one we defeated earlier at home and possibly our boys were a; little tired after a tough game against West Rouge the night before. Scoring for Port were Kane and Burnett unassisted and Tobin from Durward and Kane. | ..and let the neighbours try it! FISHER'S FARM SERVICE = Get a new HO Suggested Retail Price Complete witn 12 bar & chan Complete with carrying case. twice MELITE XL2 as easy. [ --- [-- = -- ~-- -- B---- et pt--| © Twin trigger control for easier, faster cutting o Light weight -- only 7.1. ibs.* © Automatic chain oiler ® Easy starting . . . and more! ASHBURN, ONT. -- PHONE 655-3842 INDUSTRIES a %ivisiem or =) Camana imines @ 199 Lobrosss Avenvs, Polaty Clalvs, Ove. Port, Stouffville receive 94 min. in penalties On Wednesday, November 6th, the Port Perry Juven- iles, sponsored by Grant Menzies Volvo, travelled to Uxbridge. Uxbridge scored one goal in the first period. In the second period, Port Perry scored a goal by Sean Taylor, assisted by Doug Bronson and Peter Van Weston. Uxbridge had two goals and Port Perry came back with a goal by John Kane, assisted by Jim Phoe- nix and Rod Campbell. In the final period, Uxbridge scored again. and Port Perry answered with a goal by Greg St. John, assisted by Sean Taylor. Final score Uxbridge 4, Port Perry 3. On Thursday, November 7th, Port Perry hosted stouffville in a game which showed 94 minutes in penal- ties. For two periods Port Perry showed good checking and held Stouffville to a 2-2 tie. In the third period, Stouffville picked up six unanswered goals. Port Perry goals were scored by Peter Van Weston from Sean Taylor and by Jerry Taylor from Doug Bronson. " Port Perry hosts Pickering on Thursday, November 14th at 9:00 p.m. * Six teams compete In Broomball league Smits 2, Whitby 1 Duff's Towing from Whit- by started strong with Ken Down scoring at 2:20 of the first period with Rick Gilbert drawing the assist, from there on in it was the Cycle CL & Sports gang all the way with Ron Crawford tying the ,score at 11:05 and then also scoring the winner at 19:45 of - the first pgriod on a well laid pass from Dave Durham. The victory allows Smits Cycle & Sports to remain undefeated and still in first place. Utica Auto Body 4, Port Perry Redman 0 Utica outclassed Port Perry completely as they drilled shot after shot at Garry Menzies and managed to put four by him. In this game Utica displayed what a well-trained team can do with the application of the basic fundamentals of the game Ron Redman last year's leading scorer took the lead again this year as he fixed his third and fourth goals of the year. Mike Mitchell and Don Card also tallied for Utica, with the assists going to Bryan Read- er with two and Bernie McEnaney, Frank Fielding and Mike Mitchell one apiece. for permanency. the various other styles to suit the Drop around to Port Perry Blue & White 2, Brian's Supertest | . Port Perry Blue & White became the first expansion team to win'a game this year as they followed the format established by Utica and stuck to basic plan attack - resulting in picking up two "points for the win. Doug Scott got Port Perry going when at 4:20 of the second period, he converted an : Aldon Smith pass into a goal. Trevor Blakely kept the ball | rolling as he made it 2-0 for Port Perry ona nice set-up from Don Phinney. Brian's only goal came when Vin Walker tapped in a rebound past Wayne Dowson after a shot from Garry McHugh. At the time of this writing Port Perry Redman and Port Perry Blue & White have yet to become spon- sored teams. ' NEED MUSIC? WEDDING A DANCE "PARTY etc. ; call 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) Tradition Brought To Light Ruddy Electric now has on display these early Canadiana Table Lamps. They feature hand decorated i glassware that is fired Ruddy also features decor of your home. see us soon while selection is greatest. Ruddy Electric Wholesale Ltd. 75 RICHMOND ST. Ww. OSHAWA 725-3539 il », Wet pest CENTRAL ONTARIO JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY PORT HOPE PANTHERS VS PORT PERRY FLAMINGOS ~ SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17th Port Perry Arena GAME TIME 8:15P.M. Come on out ~ and cheer the ~ Flamingos to