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NE § Aa¥ Ks o* et 4 200% 3 Is Na ~~ - Pa a, 3 N 3) § $0 fs Lg £2 1 ¥ x, A. o 1 fh GR, >, AL a IN PORT PERRY TAR Kinsmen Frank's, Cochrane's, Carl's House League Champions Novick: KINSMEN CLUB 4 "TRAN'SSTORE 3 * Kinsmen dominated early play of this game on an excellent effort by Robbie Tobin. Tobin led his club by scoring 3- goals in early action giving Kinsmen a 3-0 lead. Jay Van Camp picked up an assist on one goal. Then Trans came back in the third period to tie it up at 3-3. Mike Dickson scored twice and Brian Siebarth scored the other from Craig Men- ziés, Then'on a fine pass by Robbie Tobin, Eddy Wilcox scored with a minute and four seconds to go in the game. This gave Kinsmen the lead one game to none in the best of three series. KINSMEN CLUB 3 TRAN'S STORE 2 In this game, the goaltend- ing was excellent at both ends as the first period went by "scoreless. But in the second Eddy Wilcox of Kins- men scored on a break- away giving Kinsmen a 1-0 lead. That lead held until the 9:19 mark of the third period . when Mike Dickson scored - Ca 2-1 lead. - seconds left "In" the game, from Craig Menzies and Dave Burnett. but with only two and a half minutes left in regulation play, Rob Tobin put one past Trans goalie, John Moore, to give Kinsmen Then with 25 Tran's drew a face-off in Kinsmen"s zone, Craig Men- zies showed the importance of the face-off by passing " right on to the stick of Mike Nixon who shot it in with ease. This goal put the game into overtime." Both goalies: Don Vardy of Kinsmen and John Moore of Tran's excell- ed, but then in the fourth overtime period, Eddy Wil- cox was set-up on a break- away from Jimmy,White and Rob Day: Eddy 'Wilcox wheeled around going from one side of the rink to the other and put it between Moore's legs giving Kinsmen the championship. : PEE WEE - FRANK'S 6 WES LANES Wes Lane jumped into the lead on a goal by Kurt Roane, 46 seconds into the game. Frank tieditup on a goal by Andy Czilok from Paul Systma and Allan Fer- guson. 'Then Wes Lane went back-out front on John But- ler's first goal from Simon Brierley and Joe Treen to. end the period. Early in the second period, John Butler . got his second of the night. from Simon Brierley giving Wes Lane a 3-1 lead. Joey Williams made it.3-2 on a goal from Andy Czilok. Then John Butler scored his third goal unassisted giving Wes Lane a 4-2 lead. Then Frank's came back with two goals by Steve Smith and Paul Systma with Joey/ Williams and Andy -Czilok both getting assists on each goal. Then Simon Brierley scored from John Butler giving Wes Lane a 5-4 lead. Then with 44 seconds left in the game, Joey Williams scored tying it up. And in overtime, Allan Ferguson scored from Joey Williams giving Frank's a 6-5 win. FRANK REAL ESTATE 4 ' WES LANE PLUMBING 3 Going into this game, Franks had the edge, leading the series 1-0 and this gave confidence to the well dis- ciplined club. But they faced the power of the league Wes Lane. Wes Lane showed their power of scoring early 16' x 32' Filters. inground Pool Kits as low as ¥ 1 595°° = 30 mil liner. Choice of Jacuzzi or Swimquip D.E. Perflex Filters extra. Automatic Skimmer and in the game as Graut Vizely scored from John Butler at the 1:45 mark. The period then went wide open with both goalies playing well. But before the period was over Paul Systma scored on - a good passing play from Clint Stapley and Joey Wil- liams, Then again. early in, the second period Wes Lane went out in front on a goal by John Butler from Kurt Roane. The rest of the period went scoreless until there was only 17 seconds left, which was when Allan Ferguson tied it up from Paul Systma. But it took Wes Lane, less than a minute to go back out in front on a goal by John Butler from Gord Gibson and Tim Bouw- master. Frank tied it back up on Steve Smith's goal from Joey Williams and Andy Czilok. The game then was really interesting as it appeared that it would go into overtime when Andy Czilok scored from Joey Williams and Paul Systma with 53 second left to play in the game. This gave Frank Real ° Estate, the championship two games straight. BANTAM COCHRANE s trotters 3 EMMERSON INS. 0 These two clubs played a one-game. contest winner- take-all championship instead of the two out of three competition. ~ Coch- rane's won it as they simply oy played Emmerson's. rane's took the-lead at 4 4:50 mark of the first period as they relied on Greg _Fedyk's stickhandling abil- ity as on a pass from Glen Archibald. - Fedyk turned and wheeled past the Emmerson defenders and put it past goaltender War- ren Nicholishen. Then in the - second period, Greg Fedyk . set-up John Hadley who carefully picked a corner making it 2-0. Cochrane's then controlled play for the remainder of the game as Greg Fedyk put on the finish- Ne STAR reprints call 985-7383 ing touch with 10 seconds left . to play. MIDGET ; CARL THE BUTCHER : WAGG'S TEXACO 2 - In this series both teams had already won one each and tied one. This was the deciding match as' "Carl's Ritchie; Lefort excelled in --both forechecking and stick- handling. Lefort tallied Carl's first four goals with Rick Hope getting two as- sists and Steve McIntyre and Keith Barr each getting one. Pete Lane then made it 5-0 on a nice shot. Doug Alexander The Port Sd Minor Soft- Ball Association is ready to start the 1976 season and - "with a little help from Town_ 'officials a big softball yearis "in'sight., The, Joe Fowlér Memorial Park is not in playable cond- ition due to the work being - done to the outfield, but Works Dept. foreman Ron "MacDonald has said that all 'will be well by June 1st. In the period of time it will take to get the park ready, ~ all teams are urged to stay off the diamond and use the old park for practice. ( The Squirts, PeeWee's, and Bantams sill play in the York-Simcoe League.. The Midgets will play in the York-Ontario Midget-Juve- nile League. Ballard Lumber Int's s will play i in ike and Ritchie Lefort received assists, Steve McIntyre. then put one between Wagg' Ss goalie, Roger Watson's {egs, giving Carl's a 6-0 leayl. Doug Alexander and Al Llick received assists. Jay Neil got Wagg's on the board on a goal from Paul Beare and Dale McQuaid, Then Ritchie Lefort scored his-fifth of the - night from Pete Lane. Ted Willis scored a beauty as he hit the post behind the cross- bar making the final 7-2 for - Carl's. This gave Carl's - the championship on a fine effort. Ball season begins Sat. Oshawa Ci ity" and District 'League. The Lake Scugog Men's League and the Bush League will be stronger. this year so a good brand of softball will _be avilable every day throughout the season. All softball persons should stop at the lake front next Saturday where General Information should be avail- able for all ages at the Softball Skill School. Several big weekends of - softball are also scheduled for the lakefront parks this year. .Any boys who wish to play squirt softball - (under - 11 years - Jan. 1), should repott to the Legion diamond on Thursday night (April 29) at 7 p.m. or contact Jim Richards. 3 PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY ANNUAL vial an ELECTION OF OFFICERS for 1 976.77 season SUNDAY, MAY 2 - 7 p.m. at the TOWN OFFICE PORT PERRY MARINE 985-3236 - -- LAKEFRONT - PORT PERRY RRR Main Drain. 20 year guarantee. 42" walls. 5 : - Authorized Dealer for: ; 4 Above Ground Pools ® Johnson Outboards if 18' round. 4" top: rails with 16% ST i filter and 16 gauge liner. *666°° ® OMC Stern Drive | ® Siren Sailboats > y Pool Display at: BOAT RENTALS - SLIP RENTALS - FISHING TACKLE, 451 QUEEN STREET, PRINCE ALBERT Our Service Department is Now Open for v Spring Tune-ups and General Service. 985-7605