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+ The regular meeting of Port Perry Snowmobile Club was held Sunday evening at "the club house at Sun Valley Marina, This winter has "provided excellent condit- fons for snowmobiling and club members are certainly enjoying it. Trails are reported to be in good condition and are being groomed regularly. Members were reminded to Lead series Emiel's Place is the spon- sor of this years Juveniles. They finished their league in top spot and are currently in play-downs with Uxbridge, .and lead this series 2-1. The first game. went to Uxbridge, which goes to say that you can't have a lay-off of two or three weeks and stay in shape. Port opened the scoring with Paul Beare getting a pass from Stu Cochrane, then Randy Crawford scored unassisted. Uxbridge opened their scor- ing with Schembrie to end the period. No scoring in second period. - Kenton 1 Baird on a pass from Bill . Hurst opened the scoring in the third. - Uxbridge's Todd Pascoe scored two fast goals to tie the score. Ritchie Lefort put Port ahead for a minute before Schembrie second and Crouther's first and winning goal, 5-4 Uxbridge. } In the second game, Port opened the scoring again with Paul Beare from Mike McQuade, Uxb- Collect *1,978. for Snowarama Six members of the Port Perry Snowmobile Club participated in Whipper Watson's 3rd Annual Snow- arama for Crippled child- ren in Bradford on Sunday. The Snowarama is a 100 mile snowmobile run set up much like' a walk-a-thon to 'raise money for the Ontario Society for Cripled Child- ren. The participants collect pledges then try to complete the 100 mile course. _. The six Club members were Dan Cawker, Tom Duff, Dave Gray, Charlie Harper, Bill Harper and " Willy Houthuys and between them raised $1978.00 in pledges. There was close to 500 machines raising approxi- mately $60,000.00 at the Bradford run. REPAMR 'Pickering 2-1. YANK PAS carry their club 'member- ship and C,0.R.S.A. cards as these trails are signed up for "C.O.R.S.A. members only. Snowmobilers who use these trails without written per- mission are trespassing and could be fined. Another driver's training course will be held in the + near future. Anyone inter- ested in taking this course should contact Charlie 21 against bridge's Crouther scored to tie it up. Robert Kroonenb- burg's unassisted goal and Ritchie LeFort, from Stu Cochrane and Bill Haynes put Port two up. Stiner for Uxbridge, followed by Kenton Baird from Bill Haynes to end first period. In the second period, Stu Cochrane, unassisted, got the only goal. The third period saw Uxbridge score twice on goals from Crou- ther and Ashenhurst before 'Stu Cochrane took a pass from Jamie Malcolm to put ROE VLU ORME SAL SAE A BA The * annual '"'Graffitti Dance" is coming up on March §, in the Catholic Church hall. A hoola hoop contest will be held this year to add to the fun. - Sunday, March 6, is the date of the C.0.R.SA. games day at Sun Valley. Members from C.0.R.$.A.'s 13 clubs will be p: t to compete in the various tests of skill, Uxbridge the puck in an open net. Score 64 Port Perry. The third game Port again opened the scoring on a pass from Colin Wackett to Mike McQuade, the only score in the first period. In the second period, Kevin Martens on a pass from Colin Wackett and Stu Coch- rane. Uxbridge got. their first from Schembrie and second from Ashenhurst to tie the score. Stu Cochrane on a pass from Kevin Mar- (continued on page 22) R.H. Cornish girls top basketballers By Jennifer Simmonds The R. H. Cornish girl's school basketball team have - played eight exhibition games so far. They have defeated P.P.H.S. 13-6 and lost 25-22; Thorah 16-8; Joseph Gould, twice, 22-5, --17-14 and Whitby Sr., twice, 26-8 and 35-11. The girls' school team participated in the Bayview Two victories for Novice by Scott Wilbur } On Friday, February 11 the Mersco Novice defeated Pickering opened the scoring in the 1st period but Port came back with goals by Greg Warrin- er and Dave Burnett. Steve Durham and Craig Menzies picked up, assists. John Moore played a good game in the nets for Port. On Sunday, February 13 the Mersco boys demolished Oshawa Woodview Park 12- 3. All team members pick- ed up points in this en- counter. Moore and Treen played a good game between the pipes for Port. TV. SERVICE for fast efficient service to B&W and COLOUR TELEVISIONS S TO MOST MAKES. ADMIRAL ® PHILIPS ® ELECTROHOME e RCA ® FLEETWOOD ® SANYO ®G.E. ® SEARS ® MAGNAVOX eo SYLVANIA © MOTOROLA eo TOSHIBA ® PHILCO ® VIKING ® PANASONIC ® WESTINGHOUSE DURHAM ELECTRONICS & TJ. SENIOR CITIZENS Pay % The Service Call 145 Queen Street - Port Perry Phone 985-3811 'Heights Basketball Tourn- ament last Saturday in which 12 schools were enter- ed. The girls worked hard together to play a terrific tournament. - The . team defeated West Lynde: 221; Thorah 204, and Joseph Gould 20-14. The score for the Championship game against Sunderland was 22-16 in favour of R. H. Cornish. Kelly Owen was honoured the '"'most valu-- able player" of the tourn- ament. R. H. Cornish is very proud of her and their school team, oo + The girls' next tourn- ament will be played on February 26 at Joseph Gould. Good Luck Girls! . Flamingos (continued) The second game in this best of five series is on Saturday, February 19 in Port Perry at 8 p.m., game three in Bowmanville Sunday, Feb. 20, game four on Tues Feb. 22 in Port Perry and game five in Bowmanville on Sunday, February 27. Snowmobilers continue active season Several couples from P.P.S.C. are planning to at- tend the convention for the Ontario Federation of Snow- mobile Clubs in. Sault Ste Marie on April 1, 2 and 3. This is a very informative and enjoyable weekend for all snowmobilers, Many club members and friends are enjoying the regular trail rides which leave every Saturday even- ing at 7:30 from Kent's Bay. This has been the best season for snowmobiling in years and we are glad that the end is not yet in sight. Think Snow! Zoe Rohrer oad PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1977 -- 21 Minor HockeyLeague NOVICE: Emiels 1 - Sportsland y | Scoring the 'loner 'of the game was Bruno Bellefe- ville assisted by Rick Perry. Realty 2 - Kinsmen 0 Scoring. for Scugog were Paul McIntyre assisted by Norm Chevell and Mike Johnson unassisted. ATOM: Lions 4 - Scugog Lumber 3 Goal getters for Lions were Eddy Summers with 2 and Ray Meisner with 2. Ray Meisner got 2 assists while Jeff Wray and John A 1974 BUICK CENTURY - 2 door hardtop. Luxus model. V8 automatic = brakes. One owner. Lic. HPT 479. z=: 1973 BUICK CENTURY - #4 door, V8 automatic, radio. One local owner. 31,000 miles. Lic. 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