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¥ > - - OWN Novice defeat, tie Ajax by Doreen Kendall Friday, November 4th saw Ajax Novice All Stars in Port Perry against our Mersco Novice All Stars. The Mersco's came "out on the top of the'7:2~ decision. Once again Cap- tain David Burnett led the boys with a hat trick. Ray Daniels picked up two big goals while Steve Durham and Warren Geer picked up single markers. Brad Menzies picked up an assist. Goals for Ajax were scor- ed by Craig Brown and Steve Wilson. Once again Port came uf" with an excellent effort and the only two penalties called in the game both went to Ajax. The Mersco's are pleased to welcome three new boys to the ranks, Ronnie Craw- ford, Michael Sorley and Lake Scugog Hockey League " Rockbrune 10 - Sonya 3 Chris Stockton had a big game for Rockbrune as he picked up five goals and three assists. Sonya scored first when Fred Dart scored unassist- ed. Rockbrune came back with two with Rick Sheehey scoring from Dwain Hower then Brian Grubb from Chris Stockton and J. Cal- bot. Sonya tied it with Martin Kuypers scoring from Bruce Hicks. Then Rockbrune scored five straight. Three by Chris ~Stockton, the first unassist- ed and the next two assisted «by J. Calbot from Chris Stockton and Brian Grubb, the other from Tom Taylor. Martin Kuypers scored Sonya's third goal from Blain. Hicks. Chris Stockton scored his last two from. . Brian Grubb and Dwayne Frattena. Then to end the scoring, Dwayne Frattena scored from Chris Stockton. Bethany 4 - Utica 2 It was a back and forth battle with Bethany scoring the first two and then Utica coming back to tie it then Bethany going ahead again. Larry Currins started it off for Bethany from Gary Weightman. Then John Burns put them ahead 2-0 from Pat Lynch. Utica started coming back when Ernie Dufty scored from Dave Horton. 'The Rob Kroonenberg tied it up with an unassisted goal. Jeff Stewart scored the winning goal _ Vaughn McGill. Then John Mather put Bethany out of reach from John Burns and Terry Lavereau. Legion 1 - Towers 4 Though there was a three goal difference between the two teams the game was a close match. Oshawa score twice in the first period with goals by John Bathe from scored by Karl for Bethany from. Brent McMillen. We are also very happy to welcome Mr. Keith Gibson aboard as our assistant coach. Saturday, November 5 the novice team played a return match in Ajax. Fhis was a hard fought game with both teams "putt- ing out" all the way, ending in a 2-2 tie. Goals for Port were Bobbie Goble assist David Burnett and Dave Burnett assisted by Michael Gibson. Ajax markers were by Craig Brown assisted by Steve Wilson and Brad Shields assisted by Steve Peonides. ' This game saw 5 penalties, 3 against Port Perry and 2 against Ajax. House League Hockey NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE Kinsmen 2, Scugog Realty 2 Brad McNenley and Jeff Fedyk scored for Kinsmen while Mike Brock and Lee Mackie replied for Scugog. Emiels 2 - Sportsland 1 Steve Webb and Craig Venning scored for Emiels while Dean Fisher replied for Sportsland. ATOM U.A.W. 3 - Swamp Garage 1 Greg Warriner and one, Kevin Jackson had two for U.A.W. while Steve Patter- son replied for Swamp. Lions Club 3 - Scugog 0 Mike Johnson, Jeff Wray and Joey Forder counted for the Lions Club. Willie King recorded the shutout. "PEE WEE -- Bolton 2 - Glen Vallie 1 Glen Vallie"s goal was burg assisted by Mark Farrow: Desautels and Larry Van Schagen scored for Bolton with Dan Russell getting an assist. Frank 3 - Wes Lane 1 Steven Dearborn . scored two goals for Frank while Wm. Henry McCartney II Born in Antrim County, Belfast, Ireland, son of Wm. Henry McCartney (prede- ceased 1956) and Sarah Boyd (predeceased 1939) brother of Frank, Sam and Sadie, Belfast Ireland. Beloved husband of Olive Harrison and dear father of Dorothy Tippett of Petawawa, Phyllis Selby, Oshawa; Wilma Midgley, Greenbank; Ruth Underwood, Sunderland; Carol Cleverdon, Uxbridge; Vicky Popowich, Port Perry Barbara, Windsor; Wm. C. Jr. Calgary; Daniel, Mary Parish and Gail, Uxbridge. Hazel predeased 1951. S vived by 25 grandchildren and one great grandson. ~Mr. McCartney immigrat- ed to Canada in 1926 settled and farmed in Myrtle area. He married Olive Harrison (in 1931 moved to Uno Park for several years. Volunteered for Military Service, R.C.E. and Ont. Tank Corps and served in England, France," Germany. and Malta. After the war, Mr. McCartney moved to Manchester where he had' at from Dave Fischer and gma) dairy farm. Peter Bathe. Then Gino Pancizzi scored from Chris 'Griffen. Glen Geer scored the Legion's lone goal from Danny McCartney and Ritchie Lefort. Chris Griff- en put Oshawa ahead 3-1 from Gino Pancizzi. Then early in the third period Vaughn Smith topped it off' for Oshawa from Emery Concasella. Oshawa turned to their defence after pick- ing up their fourth goal. Mr. McCartney coached and trained many hockey and baseball teams in the area. Started working in Whitby Psychiatric Hospital in 1959 as a counsellor and teacher, retired in 1975. He was an R.N.A., held St.John Ambu- lance Sr. certificate. He was a member of the Ont. Assoc-- iation for Mentally Retarded Central 7, he continued to do volunteer work. He belonged Kroonen- : Sur- Bob Hoogeven scored one and got an assist. Steve Atcheson scored for Wes Lane with David Kemp picking up the assist on tha. goal. . BANTAM Goreski 11 - Emmerson 1 Ken Long scored four goals for Goreski while Tom Nichols scored three, Clint Stapely scored two and Ken Bright and Doug Young picked up singles. Todd Menzies scored the lone goal for Emmerson. Cochrane's 7 - Ballards 4 Andy Czilok and Bob Felstead scored. two each while Ron Rumford, Steve McGregor and Tim . Bow- meester-each scored one. P.. Bower scored three goals for Ballards with B. Oosterman picking up the single. MIDGETS Carl's 5 - Purple Hill 2 David Dickson lead the way for Carl the Butcher with two, while Rob Morris, Rob Scott and Jack Wanni- nkhoff each had one. Scor- ing for Purple Hill were Jason Strang and Steve Johnson. 1.G.A. 1 - Consumers 1 Mike Turko scored for I.G.A. while Jim Aldred replied for Consumers. ~ OBITUARY to the Orange Lodge, Port Perry, Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 419, Port Perry where he was service officer and chairman of the Poppy Fund. Mr. McCart- ney never,.ceased to amaze his family and friends as gjroughout his lifetime he ntinued his education tak- ing correspondence courses, 'auto mechanics, TV repair and at the time of his passing a locksmith course. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him especially when hearing an Irish song as he dearly loved to sing them. 100 overweight people wanted Got a weight problem? Dave McKay may be able to help you get rid of a few pounds. graduate student at Wilfred Laurier University in Water- loo and he is looking for about 100 overweight people in Durham Region willing to take part in a 10-week pro- gram designed to take off extra pounds. So far, about 40 persons have already agreed to take part in the program, and now Mr. McKay would like to get people involved who live in the northern part of Durham Region. Persons interested in the program should contact Mr. McKay at 668-2432 or meet at 7:30, November 16 in Room 162 at Port Perry High, School. Mr. McKay is a tts ELAS by Mrs. Jackie Boyle Christmas is really begin- ning to creep up on us - would you believe that there are only 38 shopping days left? Some of our local »esidents attended the Greenbank United Church's 81st Anni-. versary last Sunday. A large gathering enjoyed, guest speaker, Dr. Matt. Dymond who gave an inspiring mess- age to 'Remember the Future'. Church and Sunday School at Seagrave will resume this Sunday at 10 a.m. The monthly General Meeting of the Seagrave U.C.W. will be held in the church on Wednesday, Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. The Roundells will show slides of their recent trip to British Columbia. Here are a few advance notes on the Christmas activities: Seagrave White Gift Service will be held on Sunday evening, December 4th at 7 p.m. There will be no church or Sunday School in the morning. The Sea- grave Christmas concert will be on Thursday, Dec- ember 15. Greenbank's con- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1977 -- 23 § Seagrave area news: nesday, Dec. 14 and Pine- dale's concert on Friday, Dec. 16. A big thank you to all those who helped out in anyway to make this year's turkey supper a success. The Investment of the Beavers will take place at the Seagrave Church on November 17 from 6:15 - 7:15 p.m. It is necessary that one or both parents attend. It looks like an active winter for our Beavers: On November 10th they will 'be making tails for their hats, then on November 24 and December 1st they will be split up into groups - some doing leather- craft, some constructing airplanes (out of popsicle sticks) and others making Christmas decorations out of styrofoam. On December 15 a Christmas film will be shown, and on December 22 a party is being planned with Santa Claus and all. Each boy is asked to bring a wrapped one dollar gift. Great news for all our little skaters! The old arena has been booked for all Seagrave and area kids from 4 - 5 p.m. on Saturdays - beginning 12. A nominal charge will be asked to cover the ice rental. There will be a skate ex- change for the kids:at the - home of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lavereau - Wednesday, Nov- ember 9 from 4 - 6 p.m. you can drop off your old skates, and the following night the actual skate exchange will take place from 4 o'clock on. Mrs. Fleda Sleep of Mid- land and Mrs. Gertrude Boe of Beaverton were weekend guests of Mrs. Reta Boe. On Sunday, Mrs. Reta Boe en- tertained Mr. Milford Sleep of Midland. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Fred Puckrin en- tertained the Audley Com- munity Club. Guest speaker for the occasion was Mr. Gary Cubitt who spoke on the Social Services of the Dur- ham Region. Alas, our Seagrave Hockey Greats met defeat Sunday night at the hands of the Union Carbide team. If you'd like to cheer on your team, be at the Oakwood Arena this Sunday night, November 13 at 7 p.m.! 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