The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

J w 4 b v i} > © . ¢ A Victories for Bantams in Play-off games The Beare Motor Bantam boys made it 2 in a row last Sunday in Uxbridge . by beating the home team 7-3. The first game was in Port and Port won that one 5-2. Little Hillis Wilbur. and Shultzie Burnett were the big scorers in this game with both picking up 3 point games. . Port got off to a bad star with Uxbridge scoring the first goal at the 1:05 mark of the first period. It.was short lived though - for five minutes later as Chas. Brown held the puck in the Uxbridge zone and passed it to Dougy Potts - Pottsy then fired it to Little- Hillis Wil- bur in front of the net and he picked the top right-hand corner. Shultzie Burnett made it 2-1 from Greg Kroonenberg and Hal Storry to round off -the first period scoring. The second period was scoreless as the Uxbridge goaltender had to be pretty sharp in net with Port buzzing around the goal like bees attacking honey. Chas. Brown rifled one - from the point early in the third to make it 3-1. Shultzie Burnett picked up the assist. Uxbridge scored 2 minutes later to make it 3-2. They started pressing Port in their own end after that goal and Dave Myers had to be sharp in goal. "Finally though, Little Hillis Wilbur made a good pas to Scott Heard in front of the net were he was alone. Now this was the first playoff game for the Rookie and you could tell he was a bit nervous, but he played this one like a veteran of 10 years. After receiving the pass with no one around him, he didnt fire it blindly, .but waited for the right moment and whistled it up on the top left hand side of the net. Shultzie Burnett got the insurance goal by poking it under the flopping .goaltender at the 13:00 minute mark of the third period. Little Hillis Wilbur and Turkey Tobin picked up the assists. -- First star of the game went to the Uxbridge goal- tender who made several excellent saves. Little Hillis Wilbur got the second star and Shultzie - Burnett picked up the third. On Sunday, Feb. 6th, Port travelled to Uxbridge to try and make it 2-0 and they were successful winning, 7-3 Davey Alexander had a 4 point game and was the standout player with his offensive and defensive playing. Davey got the team going, scoring just 30 seconds into the game. Dougy Potts and Little Hillis Wilbur -got -the assists. Turkey Tobin made it 2-0 when he did an end to end rush around the net and into the left-hand corner. Beans Menzies and Boo Jobb picked up the assists. Uxbridge came back to tie it up 2-2 but they were never in the game again. * Hal Storry rifled one from the point, assisted by Beans Menzies. Then Little Hillis Wilbur made it 4-2, assisted by Dougy Potts and Davey Alexander. Chas. Brown rifled one from the point at the 4:09 mark of the second period, - with Davey Alex- ander picking up the assist. Greg Kroonenberg who played a standout game, made it 6-2 with assists going to Turkey Tobin and Beans Menzies. Uxbridge and Port both had a goal in the third. Little Hillis Wilbur with Ports goal, assists going to Davey - Alexander and Wayne P. Robinson. The three stars were Dave Alex- ander, Beans Menzies and Little Hillis Wilbur, \. Port plays Uxbridge back home on Wed. Feb. 9th at 9 p.m. So come on down and support your favourite team. Big wins for PeeWee 2 Stones's Real Estate Pee Wee's played the team from Pickering in the 'second game of the round robin playoffs on January 31 at home and came up with an impressive win. Port completely domin- ated the game but it wasn't until the 5:17 mark of the second period when the local - gang scored their first goal. The first goal went to Phil Bower assisted by Simon Brierly and Alan Ferguson. At the 14:06 mark of the same period Kevin Long scored unassisted to make the score two to nothing for the local gang and close the scoring for the second 'period. Kevin Long opened the scoring in the second period at the 11:12 mark assisted by Jim Daniels. Thirty seconds later, Paul Sytsma scored assisted by Kevin Long and Jamie Lane to make the score four to nothing for Stones. Simon Good Citizenship deserves a medal Do-you know anyone here in Ontario who--through selflessness, humanity and kindness without expect- ing anything in return--has made this a better province in which to live? Brierley scored unassisted at the 12:04 mark and at the 13;24 mark Kevin Long scored his third goal of the game assisted by Simon Brierly to close out the scor- ing for the game and make the final score six to nothing for Stones. Peter Christie played the entire game in the nets to come up with the shutout. Top point getters in the game were Kevin Long with three goals and one assist and Simon Brierly with one goal and two assists. After two games played in the playoffs, Stone's have one win and one tie. LY JL AME KA AR) AY, PR RA LN FEN awl! SAL, eta PAS WOE JA ! aX. { AU PAGO i RY Ba Ba DAES PLAN whsalvisstedisdndeidhripb omer taeda snrismsiatdowa toni dois idoa tn PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 9, 1977 -- 21 Minor HockeyLeague NOVICE . KINSMEN 2 SPORTSLAND 1 Mike Gibson and Tim Mann scored for Kinsmen while Tim Cannon tallied for Sportsland. : SCUGOG REALTY 3 EMIELS 2 Scugog goals scored by McIntyre. Credited with assists were Norm Chanvel with two. Emiel's goals were scored by Ron Craw- ford from Drew Ballingall, and Willie Edwards from Bruno Bellefeville. See ' MTA VX SY CHROMACOLOR = UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street W. Uxbridge Ontario Phone 852-3481 TRAV VCVALLNANNNNNNILNNNNLNNANTRNASAN NNN NS ATOMS 'LIONS CLUB 4 UAW. 1 Brad Martin scored once and Ray Meisner scored 2, as. Jeff Wray pocketed a goal and earned two assists. Scoring for U.A.W. was Trevor Kennedy. SWAMP GARAGE 3 SCUGOG LUMBER 0 Scoring for Swamp was Freddy Cockerton® unassist- ed, Ron Richards unassisted - and Ron Richards assisted by Freddy Cockerton. ee eo COMMERCE In farming, you have to look after Save Money And Reduce Taxes. <w sr --- " TT a A Tae Ra " Cd RA vat ia > . A 3 os RE RCD re Vr That's the kind of person for whom the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship was established. Recipients are selected by an independant Advisory Council of Ontario citizens whose honorary chairman is the Lieutenant-Governor of the Province. Anyone may nominate a person for the Ontario Medal, and nomination forms are available by writing: your own retirement. No one is goin to do it for you. So next time you're near a Bank of Commerce, pick up our SMART book. od It shows you how you can invest money in a : Commerce Retire- 4 ment Savings Plan or a Commerce Home Owner- ship Savings Plan in order to At the Commerce we call that SMART It's one more Commerce Farm Service that can help you. _--t And, after all, that's why Pi ne re the Commerce has Commerce Farm Services ~to help - you with the busi- ness of farming. Executive Secretary Advisory Council Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1A1 Making a nomination is itself an act of appreci- ation for good citizenship. All nominations should be received by April 15, 1977. i" yr CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE