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--r---- RE ------ RE -- Ted Griffin turns the Lake Scugog Lumber Men's Open Bonspell trophy over to Austie Baker, skip of the winning team. At the rear, from left, are Rick Baker, Bob Manol and Jim Baker. Standing, right, is John Larmer, who took over when Mr. Austie Baker had to be taken to the hospital during the game. "Nothing serious, just a false alarm,' reported Mr. Baker. great job for us." "But John did a Impressive wins for Bobcats by Scott Wilbur On Wednesday, January: 26, the Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 ended their regular season with an 8-1 victory over Pickering. Pickering opened the scor- ing but Port came back with eight consecutive goals. Mike Geer opened the scoring for the Bobcats with the 'assist from Carey Fellows. Ron Ashmore made it 2-0 with assists to Rick Young and Scott Wil- bur. Carey Fellows scored on a pass from Young. Dave Canning finished the scoring in the second period as he popped in one with an assist to Mark Cleveland. Canning opened the scoring in the third as Fellows and Cleve- land picked up assists. Rick Hope picked up two straight goals to make the score 7-1. Ashmore picked up two as- sists on these goals while Mike Geer had a single assist. Rick Young finished the scoring as he scored on a breakaway. Jim Treen played a steady game in the nets. John-Robertson play- ed an outstanding game for the Bobcats. The Bobcats continued their winning ways on Thursday, January 27 as they defeated Oshawa 5-2. Oshawa opened the scor- ing but Port came back as TV. SERVICE for fast efficient service to B&W and COLOUR TELEVISIONS REPAIRS TO MOST MAKES. ® PANASONIC ADMIRAL ® PHILIPS ® ELECTROHOME, © RCA ® FLEETWOOD ® SANYO ®G.E. * @ SEARS ® MAGNAVOX ® SYLVANIA © MOTOROLA o TOSHIBA -® PHILCO.- ® VIKING ® WESTINGHOUSE DURHAM ELECTRONICS & TJ. SENIOR CITIZENS Pay % The Semice Call 145 Queen Street - Port Perry . Phone 985-3811 Mark Cleveland scored with assists to Carey Fellows and Dave Canning. Rick Hope scored with a drive from the point after taking Tony Oxley's pass. Oxley made it 3-1 as he banged in a pass from Ashmore and Hope... Oshawa narrowed the gap to 3-2, but the Bobcats put the game away - with goals by Mike Hamilton and Steve Geer. Rob Parker picked up assists on both goals. The Bobcats face a round robin series with Pickering and Uxbridge. The top 2 teams will play for the Lakeshore Championship. The winner goes on in hopes of an All-Ontario Championship. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 2, 1977 -- 15 Bantams defeat Uxbridge 7-5 CTC Bantams finally won their first game on the new ice surface on January 26 . defeating Uxbridge 7-5 in an * exhibition game. Port Perry opened the SCO INg: aL: 0:03 al the first. period on a goal by Tim Thompson from 'Patty John- son and Joe Williams. Fifty- two seconds later, Patty Johnson found the mark from Tim Thompson and Carl Durward, At 14:05, Thompson scored his second goal from' Jim Kane and Mark Jeffrey, with the - scoreboard showing 3-1 at the end of the first period. Both teams scored: two apiece in the second. CTC's by Carl Durward from Rowen Kennedy at the 2:08 mark, and Kennedy,unassis- Ny ted, at 3:27. Uxbridge came back with two goals in the third to tie the game, then, at the 12322 point, Scott Sandison scored from Dur- ward, with less than & minute=to=go=in=the=third™ period, Uxbridge pulled their netminder, and Roger Gould found the empty net from Jim Kane, to put the Local snowmobilé enthusi- ast Dennis Tulloch attended the Minden Kinsmen Winter Carnival over the past week- end and came home the winner of the 440 Open Class in the snowmobile drag races held there. The two day carnival saw hundreds of snowmobiles game on ice, 7-5. CTC meets this same Uxbridge Club in the. first round of play-offs on February 16, at home, in "a best of seven series. On Wednesday, February "31077, 4 tentative exhibition game is scheduled with Little Britain on home ice at 7:45. p.m. Wins Mindensnowmobile race compete for prizes and trophies. _ Mr. Tulloch, who owns Den's Paper House in Port Perry, was driving an Arc-i tic Cat 4000 El Tigre and finished the one-eighth mile "stretch in 7 seconds flat to make the fastest time for the event. . Planning for the day you retire or buy your first home means having a master plan for your investment in the future. So we have two plans to help. A Retirement Savings Plan, and a Home Ownership Savings Plan. 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