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Utica's lone goal was scored by Rob Kroonenberg from Peter Bathe scored Bill Bridge and Rob Munroe. Gino Pascuzzi got Oshawa's final goal unassisted. Bethany 6 - Rockbrune 0 Bethany took command in the late minutes of the first period and never let up. In the first period Dale Jewell scored from Jeff Stuart. Then Vaughn McGill scored from John S. Burns. Inthe second period David Currins scored from Vaughn -McGill and Wayne Patton. Jeff Stuart scored from Ron Suggit and Andy Schweda. Vic Welton scored their firth from Terry Lavereau and Stephen McGill. In the third John S. Burns scored from Vaughn McGill who picked up his third point of the game. Dean Jewell picked up the shut out for Bethany. P.P. Legion 5 - Sonya 2 It was end to end action in the first two periods. Then Port Perry took over in the third period. Port scored first when Doug Christie scored from Russ Stephens and Bill VanCamp. Sonya Broomball results C&B4-Brian's1 C & B Livestock got off to a quick start with Bruce Wood- row scoring on a pass from Doug Christie. Don Phinney also assisted. Ron Redman made it 2-0 two minutes later with Ken Fraser assisting. Brian's tallied their lone: goal late in the first period with Dart Wagar scoring from Steve Preston. In the second period Doug Christie scored from Bruce Woodrow and Don Phinney "and in the third Colin Wackett scored from Ken Bryant to make the score 4-1. Utica 3 - Brooklin 1 Utica handed Brooklin their second consecutive loss. Mike Mitchell opened the scoring at the 10:00 minute mark of the first period on an unassisted goal. Brooklin replied in the second with John Vipond scoring. Utica went ahead once again with less than 2 minutes left in the game when Bruce Smith scored from Keith Ellicott. Utica put away with an empty net goal a minute later with Keith Ellicott scoring. -Trotski's 3 - Blackstock 0 Trotski's tallied in each of the three periods with Larry Page getting in on each of the three goals. Page opened the scoring in the first period with Bill Bridge assisting. In the second period Harris McClure scored from Larry ($04 408 fold MATZ ¥Y939 TAO PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1977 -- 19 came back when Ken Jen: kins scored from Blair Hicks, Port went ahead to end the first period when Glenn Geer scored from Danny McCartney and Ken Nightingale. In the second period Sonya scored the only goal to tie the game going into the third period when Reg Garrier scored from Jim H, Then Port took over in the third with three goals. Rick Evans scored from Bill Van Camp and Ken Nightingale. Doug Christie scored his - second from Bill VanCamp. Ritchie Lefort scored their firth goal from Doug Scott and Doug Bronson. House League Hockey WES LANE 6- BOLTON 1 Wes Lane goals were scor- ed by Dave Kemp with three and Steve Atchison, Harry Sillen and Peter Rivoire with * one each.' Peter Rivoire had four assists while Dave Kemp and Steve Atchison each had one. David Lee scored the lone Bolton goal. FRANK 4-G. VALLIE 2 Frank started off with two Page and late in the third Harris McClure ended all Blackstock hopes with his second goal from Larry Page. Bill Gerber earned the Trotski's shutout. fast unassisted goals scored by Kelvin Gibson. Then Robt. Myers scored assisted by Kelvin Gibson. The last Frank goal was scored by Steven Dearborn unassisted. G. Vallie goals were scor- ed by Mark Farrow unassis- ted. You may enjoy full sight and read this easily - but not everyone in this community issolucky. A few will read it an inch away from their face under strong magnification. Some can't read it at all. Express your appreciation for your own sight with a cheque to check blindness. 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