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.Danny Skelton. 'came back with two on an 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR «-- Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1977 Sports Lake Scugog Hockey League Pacers defeat Oshawa, trounce Peterborough Legion 7 - Utica Equip. 5 Utica took a 2-0 lead late in the first period when Ron Griffin scored from Grant Mclaughlin and Rob Munroe. Then Dave Horton scored from Bill Bridge. Port then came back with five goals with Doug Bronson scoring from Don Phinney and Russ Stephens. Then Russ Steph- ens tied it from Bill David- son. Doug '"'DeHaas" - Christie put them ahead from John McMillan and " Rob Morelli. Doug Christie scored again from Doug Bronson. Glen Geer scored from Ken Nightingale and Russ Stephens. Utica came back to tie it with three quick goals when Bill Bridge scor- ed from Grant McLaughlin and Rob Monroe scored from Grant McLaughlin and Ernie Dufty. Then Jack Bright tied it from Ron Griffen and Rob Monroe. Glenh Geer got the winner for Port from Russ Stephens and Glenn McCoy. Don Phinney tapped it off for Port from John McMillan and Doug Bronson. Rockbrune 7 - Towers 4 Fourth place Rockbrune upset first place Oshawa with a decisive 7-4 victory. Rockbrune took an early lead when Brian Grub scor- ed from Tom Taylor and Oshawa unassisted goal by J. Andi- son then Gino Pascuzzi scored from Gary Sherban. Rockbrune came back with four goals as Peter Taylor scored twice from Larry Scott, Doug Skelton,. twice, and Ron Suffint and Brian Grubb scored from Danny Skelton. Then Tom Taylor scored from Brian Grubb. Oshawa came within one with an unassisted goal by Emery. Then Dave Fisher scored from Gary Sherban and Gino Pascuzzi. Brian Grubb scored two more for Rockbrune to end it from Ron Suffint, Pete Taylor nd Tom Taylor. Sonya 5 - Bethany 3 Sonya picked up its first win of the season upsetting second place Bethany, Sonya scored four times before Bethany countered. Bruce Hicks scored from Bill Wanamaker. Then Blair Hicks scored unassisted. Rick Purdy then scored from Jack Seratt and R. McCabe: Jim Hern scored their fourth from John Ingram and Reg Sasshen. ~ Bethany came back with three goals by Vic Welton from Gary Weight- man. Vaughn McGill then scored from Pat Lynch. Then Pat Lynch scored unassisted. To put the game out of reach Rick Purdy scored unassisted for Sonya to end the game. Broomball League action Utical-C& BO This was the first encount- er of the only two undefeated teams as one would soon prevail. Both teams had defeated the four other teams in the league and were ready for each other. Dennis Symes and Keith Fraser the goalies of Utica and C & B respectively played fantastic with the only goal of the game going to Mike Mitchell on a picturesque tip in goal on Frank Fielding's pass halfway through the first period. "Although both teams made several valid attempts they were unable to beat the opposing goal- tenders. Dennis Symes re- corded a well deserved shut- out. Brooklin 6 - Blackstock 1 Brooklin went ahead in the first minute of the game with John VanHeuval scoring from Ken Vipond and Larry Down. Both teams played a should take the course. 9:30 a.m. ATTENTION SNOWMOBILERS Any Snowmobilers interested in taking the Ministry of Transportation and Communications Snowmobile Operator's Safety Training Course and obtaining a Snow Vehicle Driver's Ljcence may do so by contacting Charles Harper. The program is geared for young people 12 'prough 15 years of age. But all snowmobilers 16 y+ ars and older without a valid driver's licence 7: e next course is being held at the home of Charles Harper on December 28, 1977, starting at Registration may be done before this date to insure enrollment in this class. For further information phone 985.7824. - Charles Harper, Area Instructor. Adults $1.25 H.A. BOWMANVILLE - EAGLES PORT PERRY FLAMINGOS Thurs., Nov. 17 - 7:30 p.m. NEW ARENA Students 75c. Children 50c. hr.C pretty even game until Brooklin scored two straight as John Vipond scored from Chester Down. Then Murray Down connected from Brian Roberts. Although Black- stock came back with Keith Dalton scoring from Tom Wotten they were never really back in the game. Chester Down made it 4-1 on an unassisted goal. Brian Roberts then scored from Murray Down and Keith Froma and John VanHeuval Atoms victorious _ by Scott Wilbur The Port Perry Malmont Farnp Atoms defeated Oshawa Park league 4-2 in - their latest encounter. Fred Cockerton, Andy Systma, Mike Dickson and Craig Menzies scored for the Green Machine. Chris Lane, Cockerton and Systma pick- ed up single assists. Moore and Treen played well between the pipes. Controlled hunting - The Lindsay District of the Ministry of Natural Resour- ces operates two controlled hunts each autumn, com- mencing the opening day of waterfowl and small game hunting season in this area. The Scugog Island Control- led Pheasant Hunt is operat- ed in the Provincial Park Reserve on the north end of Scugog Island, Near Port Perry. Controlled pheasant hunting is provided Tuesday to Saturday inclusive for a daily fee of $8.00. Hunting hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and from 1:00 p.m. to5:00 p.m. A bag limit of two pheasants per hunter is enforced and a maximum of 45 hunters are permitted to use the 450 acre area at one time. Once again, hunt- ing permits are obtained on a first come, first served basis, and reservations will not be accepted. The Darlington Controlled Waterfowl Hunt takes place within Darlington Provincial Park near Oshawa. It is operated on Monday, Wed- nesday, Friday and Satur- day each week, and six blinds are available for a daily fee of $8.00, A service- able boat ig required to reach five of the six blinds. While hunting hours are from one-- half hour before sunrise to sunset, blind permits are available on a first come, first served basis starting at 5:00 a.m. at the park. A (continued on page 21) from Larry Down finished the scoring. Trotski's 1 - Brians 0 These teams played to a scoreless tie after two period and it looked like it "would remain that way until Bill Bridge slapped in the only goal as Larry Page got the assist. Bill Gerber stood out between the pipes tallied a well deserved shutout. - by Glenn Geer On November 7, Monday, the Grant Menzies: Pacers Midget 1 club hosted Oshawa for the first time this season and came away with a five to one victory. Jim Treen would have had a shutout in this game if it wasn't for a few players on the Pacers getting foolish penalties. Scoring for the big red machine were Robert Kemp with three, Dave Canning and Dave Alexander. . On Saturday, Nov. 12 the Grant Menzie Pacers travelled to Peterborough and came home with a eleven to two victory. Raymond Gibson came up with good saves in net on the few times he was called up as the Pacers outplayed the opposition. George Burnett with Dave Canning with tw Dennis Franssen, Robe Kemp, Clark .Menzie Michael Geer, Mike Tob and Robert Cannon score for the Pacers. The next home game fc: the Pacers is Saturday Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. whe they host Orono for the firs time this season. With th two changes made in th lineup a couple of week ago, the boys are starting t work together and playin some exciting hockey. Come out and support you local Midget 1 club. Ice Fund PANCAKE BREAKFAST Sunday, Nov. 20 8a.m. to 12noon "" BLACKSTOCK ARENA | Introduce your family to an exciting new world of winter fun... BUYA BIG JOHN 'SNOWMOBILE NOW JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILE SPECIAL FINANCE CHARGE WAIVER ON NEW JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILES FINANCED UNDER THE JOHN DEERE FINANCE PLAN ® Purchases to 30 November 1977 - no finance charges will be imposed until 1 March 1978. On 1 March 1978, you may elect to either pay the remaining principal balance owing, or continue the financing agreement with your John Deere dealer. ® A normal down-payment is required; monthly installments - (non-interest bearing) begin on 1 January 1978. @ First interest-bearing installment payable on 1 April 1978. ® Offer expires 30 November 1977. NEW JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILES i 1.1 50 . UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT R.R.4, PORT PERRY at UTICA - 985-3042 [2 4 " OT He yrm-- gu A ANT