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C------C ela Oda i we bid bees din dd Wr 3) 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 23, 1975 Bobcats win championship On Monday, March 31, Stouffville travelled to Port for the 3rd of a best of 7 series. The Bobcats started the scoring early as Rob Van Camp scored a powerplay goal from Bill Bridge and Mike McQuade. At 9:5 Gord Hintze put the Bobcats ahead 2-0 on a goal from Rob VanCamp. Bill Haynes scored the Bobcats third goal, unassisted, at 11:43. At "14:45 of the first period, Gord Hintze scored from Colin Wackett and Bill Bridge. In the second period, Stouffville came on and pick- ed up two fast goals at 10:47 and 11:20. Port came back and at 13:10, Mike McQuade scored on a power play from Colin Wackett and Rob Van- Camp. At 4:47 of the third period, Stouffville scored a power: play goal to end the scoring at 5-3 for the Bobcats. On Thursday, April 10, the Bobcats went back to Stouff ville to try and end the series but this time lost 4 to 3. The Bobcats started the scoring on a powerplay goal by Rob VanCamp from Colin Wackett and Bill Bridge. Stouffville came on strong tf 7 x in the second period and scored three goals at 10:23, 12:12 and 13:02. The Bobcats did not give up and at 13:50 Stuart Cochrane scored from Kevin Martens. "Again, Stouffville came back and at 4:24 of the 3rd period made it 4-2. At 7:45, Colin Wackett scored from Mike McQuade to end the scoring at 4 to 3. On Monday, March 14, the Bobcats played their 5th and final game against Stouff- ville. : Stouffville started out fast" and the :20 second mark of the first period, scored the first goal. The Bobcats came back at 7:25 on a goal by Stuart Cochrane from Tim Ashbridge and Colin Wack- ett. At 8:40 Stouffville once again took the lead. At 14:30, Bill Haynes tied the game up on a goal from Kenton Baird. At 3:57, Stuart Cochrane scored from Kevin Martens and Mike McQuade to give the Bobcats a 3-2 lead. At 7:51, Kevin Martens scored from Mike McQuade. Stouff- ville again came back and tied the game on two goals at 9:35and 10:59. At 14';27, Rob VanCamp scored from Gord wre rar al' FOR SUPER OUTBOARD SERVICE, LOOK FOR THIS We're service experts. We can say that with confidence because we've been ' trained at special Mercury factory service schools across the country by factory experts. Special Mercury Field Service personnel constantly keep us up to date on the newest service techniques. We use genuine MerCap parts and Quicksilver accessories designed specifically for Mercury outboards. Stop in and see us soon. We'll make sure your Mercury out- board gives you a full summer of trouble- free boating. You can depend on a Merc --- You can depend on expert service, 00. Mercury Marine Ltd., Box 488, Mississauga, Ont. Mercury. Performance and power you can depend on, ISLAND MARINA SCUGOG ISLAND 45-7671 -- Concession 13 East -- 985.7671 LIYE Nps NYS ; " 4 FTN SSX vg ol Sha Scanibaadivsauiiidaaod ions aii bili sbiaidolobbilsididn tes thin be Hintze and Bill Bridge to put the Bobcats in the lead for good. In the third period, Rob VanCamp scored his second goal of the night at 2:12, At 5:17, Mike McQuade scored from Kevin Martens. Stouff- ville got their fifth goal of the night at 10:04 and at 11:32 Kenton Baird got the last goal of the game to end the scoring at 8-5 for the Bobcats to give them the championship. The team and coaches would like to thank Murray A 1) FERN Fo, et ¢ ARI | JOAN 3 Snowmobile Club proves its worth Awarded top Ontario honours An active program last year for the over 180 mem- bers of the Port Perry Snow- mobile Club earned the organization provincial recognition and the Presid- ent's Citation. The Port Perry Club was the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Club's choice for the club with the best pro- gram in the past season, a choice made among the federation's 150 member clubs representing some 25,000 snowmobilers. Members, Mr. and Mrs. races, cook-outs, dances, as well as organized trail rides twice a week. The club's program includes emphasis on safety and public service as well. A special sleigh has been equipped for emer- gencies, to help evacuate snowbound accident or dis- aster victims. - The community aspect of the club's activities was made even more visible dur- ing the recent snowstorm, when many snowmobilers turned out to deliver groceries and supplies fo the snowbound and help in any possible way. The club has also appointed a safety officer in the past year. The Port Perry club is in its' fifth year, and counts its membership in families. There are 185 member families. RR a a a a rrr Williams for sponsoring them this year. Team Statistics: Ross Short, returned from a three-day federation con- vention at the Chateau Laurier in Ottawa on Sunday. Games Played i 42 The citation, in the form of 3 vr pd t ts plaque, was presented at the s i 'onvention, along with a I'otal PIM 537 conventi g cheque for $25.00. The club runs a busy schedule from fall to spring, including a fall Snow Show, PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL GENERAL Public Meeting Sunday, April 27th - 7 p.m. Sharp - Municipal Office - ELECTION OF OFFICERS Changes or amendments in the constitution and by-laws may be made only at the annual general public meeting by a two-thirds majority vote of those present. Notice of proposed changes or amendments must be made by registered mail to _ the Secretary, not later than 48 hours in advance of the annual general meeting. If there are any new amendments, send them in writing to Bob Storry, secretary, by Friday, April 26. Mrs. Ross Short, secretary of the Port Perry Snowmobile Club hands to club president Bill Harper the President's Citation, an award given the Port Perry club by the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs for the best past season's program. The award was brought back from the weekend convention of the federation by Mrs. Short and her husband. RR Re ee Te ------------ee TT ------ = I A of oo fo of of of of oo of of of of of a a a a a a a ee QuALTY {€uaroian Yainrenance ) WITH OUR SPRING 'CONDITIONING SPECIAL ® Engine electrical system test and adjustment e Carburetor ile mixture and speed adjustment ® Bumper-to-bumper inspection and report 4 CYL. 6 CYL. 8 CYL. '12" 13% *16* erin PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Telephone: ~~ Port Perry 985-7309 Oshawa 655-3366 SRO] =Xel= NU] \]= GENERAL MOTORS ARES) RRRRRR EER PRR E ERRATA OUR FACTORY-TRAINED GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS HAVE" " KNOWLEDGE AND KNOW-HOW TO GIVE YOUR CAR THE PROFESSIONAL CARE IT-SHOULD HAVE. PONTIAC 10/1] ¢ LIMITED A "3