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Cb Lake Scugog Hockey League Port Perry Legion 6 - Utica 6 Utica jumped to a 2-0 lead when Mark Jobb scored from Larry Page then Rob Kroonenberg scored un-' assisted. Doug Bronson scored for. Port from John McMillan and Doug Scott. Then Utica scored two more on goals by Randy Crawford unassisted and Larry Page from Rob Monroe. . Port ®ame back within one on goals by Ritchie Lefort from Doug Bronson and John Mc- Millan then John McMillan scored from Willy Thorton and Rob Morelli. Mark Jobb scored again for Utica from Rob Monroe and Jamie Malcolm. Then Port tied it at five on goals by John #cMillan from Ritchie Le- fort and Danny McCartney then Richie Lefort scored unassisted. Utica went ahead again on a goal by Larry Page from Lawrence Courtice. Doug Bronson tied it for Port from Willy Thor- ton at the halfway mark of the third period and the yame ended with a 6-6 tie. Bethany 6 - Sonya 4 Bethany scored early .in -the first period on a goal by Terry Malcolm from Dave Burns and Vaughn McGill. Sonya came right back and Rick - Purdy scored from Jim Herr. Bethany then took over with 3 quick goals with Larry Currins scoring from Dale Jewell, then John urns scored from John Mather and Dave Burns. Then John Mather scored from John Burns and Dave Burns. Bruce Hicks then scored for Sonya from Blair Hicks and John - Ingram. Larry Currins scored again for Bethany from Dale Jewell and Jeff Stuart. Steve Turner scored . for Sonya from Gord McMillan. Then Terry Malcolm scored for Bethany from Pat Lynch and Vaughfi McGill. John Ingram ended for Sonya on an unassisted goal. Port Perry Legion 4 - Spnya 7 It was a see-saw battle in the first period with Port scoring first when Danny McCartney scored - from Willy Thorton and Dale McNenly. Sonya tied it when Tom Thompson scored from Blair Hicks, Port went ahead again when Dale McNenly scored from Doug Bronson. Greg Welton tied it from 'Rick Purdy and Steve Turner. Doug Bronson put Port ahead again from Dale McNenly and Bob Motelli. Sonya went ahead with three goals with Rick Purdy scor- . ing twice, one from Jim Herr and the other unassisted. Then Steve Turner scored from Rick Purdy. Port.came back within one on a goal by Willy Thorton from Doug Bronson. Sonya ended the game on two unassisted goals by Bob Sinclair and Jim Herr. Midget 2 ties Uxbridge 4-4 by Scott Heard The Port Perry Midget 2 club travelled to Uxbridge on Monday, Jan. 16 to put on an exciting game of hockey for everyone attend- ing the game. It was a close checking game all, night with each team gett- ing a point out of it as the final score ended 44. Port got two quick goals at the end of the first period to give them the edge going - into the second. Their first goal went to Tony Oxley assisted by Scott Heard and the second -to Rob Fellows unassisted just 25 seconds later. Port Perry made it 3-0 at 7:05 into the second period with Greg Fedyk scoring and Hal Storry picking up the assist. Uxbridge then stormed back with 3 goals before Port took the lead again with 2:55 left in the final period only to have it taken away when Uxbridge made it 44 with only 6 seconds remaining in the game. ENDS THIS SATURDAY, JANUARY 28th Two days later the midgets journeyed to Bow- manville to make up a can- celled game and left with 2 points to move their league total to 19 out of a possible 30. Even though Port was playing with just 10 players they still came out on top, winning 5-1. There was one goal scor- ed in the first period, and it went to Port Perry's Scott Heard after being set-up by Tim Bower. Bowmanville tied it in the second but Port Perry start- ed rolling and never looked back. They made it 3-1 at the end of the period with Greg Fedyk scoring from Tony Oxley and then Brian Myers found the mark being assisted by Tony Oxley. The third period was dom- inated by Port Perry as James Taylor scored from Greg Fedyk and Tony Oxley and John Robertson got the final goal assisted by Tony Oxley again giving him a 4 point night. The midgets play their last league game on Wed- nesday, Feb. 1 when they meet Uxbridge at 7:45 and try to make an even 2-2-2 won, lost, tie record in six games. Ringette League by Judy Young Country Village handed Young Dominion Hardware their first loss of the season last Saturday. The Jean Machine's big shooter was Joanne Free with a hattrick with assists going to Jackie FREE SILVER DOLLAR With Every Square Yard of Carpet Purchased on Specially Tagged Rolls! D RHAM CARPET Sales & Service - Cleaning - Ceramic Tiles 60 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-3773 HOURS: Mon. to Thurs. 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday 10a.m.to8p.m. $aiurday 93.10. to5p.m. bun Accepted Abraham, Bonnie Bridge and Judy Treen. Barb Elliot and Paula Haugen each added one more each to make the score 5 to 1. Dominion, Hardware's top shooter Karen Young was in nets and while she played well between the posts, they missed her scoring punch. Brenda Foote scored the Hardware gangs lone marker. Wendy McDougall .. was chosen for the Ringette Sportmanship 'Award. Wendy is a super center who works tirelessly game after game. Game two had Children's Boutique with a win over Country Village. Children's Boutique seemed to have the game all sewed up with a score of 5-1 early in the game when the Jean Mach- ine produced four goals. Sherri Allen scored her fourth goal and winning goal making the score 6-5. Gail Sandison and Debbie Warriner also scored for Children's first goal for this year for Deb. Player of the week for Children's Boutique was Nancy Young who made her presence on defense known on many occasions during the game. Country Village had three big goals from Barb Elliot. Paula Haugen and Patsy Spears also scored for the Jean Machine. Ringette Sportsmanship award for Country Village goes to Jackie Abraham who was a real fireball during the two games. Come out and support our Port Perry Ringette teams Saturday morning at nine o'clock at the Old Arena. _We invite you - to watch two of the most amazing programs on fele- vision to-day. Search for Truth SUNDAYS 9:30 A:M. Channels 22-2-6 and It Is Written SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. Channel 12 A.26° Boutique, the PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1978 -- 21 Two wins for Pacers by Glenn Geer Port Perry 4 - Oshawa 3 On Sunday, Jan. 15 the Grant Menzies Pacers Mid- get 1 club travelled tc Donevan Complex to take on Oshawa and came home with a four to three victory. This was a penalty filled game with the Pacers tak- ing a two to nothing lead until they ran into a rash of penalties allowing Oshawa to come back with three straight goals. . The Big Red Machine scored two in the last forty seconds in the game to earn the victory. Dave Canning, Mark Cleve- land, Dennis Franssen and George Burnett d the scoring for the Pacers. Port Perry 10 - Uxbridge 2 On Jan. 16 the Grant Menzies Pacers travelled to Uxbridge to take on their arch rivals and came home PHIL Stock No. 8492. radio. Lic. H27935. Windows, V8 auto., Lic. E19532. é6cyl., PHILP Snowbank Specials PONTIACBUICK LIMITED 150 Water Street - Port Perry Phone 985-7309 1978 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM SEDAN Almost factory fresh demonstrator, designer's 2 tone green finish, power windows, many extras. 1977 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM 4 door sedan, low mileage, demonstrator, gold with tan vinyl roof, Ziebarted. Lic. LPN 587. 1977 PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN Fully equipped demonstrator finished in silver & charcoal grey, air, power windows. Lic. LPN 484 1977 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 DOOR SEDAN V8 performance with automatic, p.s., p.b., defroster, demo. Balance of warranty. LPN 516. 1976 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM COUPE Smart silver grey with burgandy landau roof. Low mileage, one owner. 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So come and watch some excit- ing midget hockey and keep an eye on the newspaper for the start of the play-offs which will be towards the end of the month. Reduced Reduced