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a IRR: YS Al 75 a > PREF RC Po BRAM / ' PX ' >» 2 A A Ee sud Atoms win league opener against Fenelon Falls by Carol Wilbur On Sunday, October 8, the Malmont Farm Atoms tra- velled to Ajax for an exhibi- tion game. league play by defeating Fenelon Falls 3-2 in a fast exciting game. Port took the lead by scor- ing 2 goals in.the first 2 Johnson. Fenelon Falls fought back scoring 2 goals to make the final score 3-2 for Port Perry. The Atoms boys are look- ing good this season, come out and support them as they play their rivals Uxbridge Friday, October 20th at 8:00 at the Scugog Arena. Girls drop games This being the first game periods. Jim White scored of the new season the hoys unassisted, Jgy Van Camp played very well, defeating scored assisted by Steven Ajax Minor Atoms 5-1. Scor- Durham and Jim White, ing for Port were Jeff Coc- In the third period Craig kerton with one goal and one Menzies scored from Mike assist, Dave Burnett, Greg Warrinder, Jim White, Andy Systma and Mike Johnson each with one goal, Lee Wilbur, Bobbie Goble and Jay Van Camp each had one by Danny Millar assist. On Wednesday, October On Friday, October 13 the 11th, in front of a very Malmont boys opened their / 85 & smd 2end 3 Cah be in 2 ehould ead $13.08 NOT § actly as illustrated.(JPage uw! approved.[] to 71 fi. oz., this pre-set by crockery liner.C] #37- and not # 5 and 6 the $24.95 to $27 this should read 57¢. Wo wel 15.8rav Yoiv selon 10 the following errors in our current 1978-79 Fall & Winter Catalogue Pipe 3: amd rsd LPson & Or aml , price should read 95¢c a small Catalogues, tems Supreme Superoyt (425.7732 andl 236.8127) gar ME MF Batteries, 10-2470 18 Noted as group num 4F Page 14 14: ttems 2 and 3 artwork is revers- #58-96886 lis 95.0Page 75: Item 8 - #58-6300 Tool reads 55-Watt gio chad read 27- Watt att Page 76: #52-27 a . 3a tem 10 should read 79: #64-3101 lis A Lime Tablets, this should read Anti-Lime Powder.[1Page 81: Item - #61-0818 Extinguisher reads U.L.C. approved-and should read 105: #67-0832X tem 9 reads 6 sizes from 2% Ud 1624) D0 64 4 StLipege 116: item 6 - #46-1040 does not have adjustable pr: The closing the factory.(JPage 123: ftom rs iy 2 460. 3975 Snowthrower listed as 18" x 4.00 tires. The correct size is 14" x 4.00 tires.(] 149: item 8 - #43-0835 illustration shown is actually #43-1158 C.G Toast-R-Oven.C0Page 151: #43-1644 item 5 has a non-removable e 177: tem 25, the product shown is actually #37. 9641 described in the copy.OPage 211: tems es are reversed. item 5 Centre Link prices should be .95. item 6 Tie-Rod Afusing Sleeve prices should be $8.49, $3.6910 $4.19 and $4.79 to price for Starter Motors for Dodge & Plymouth reads $39.85 to $48.95. This should be $39.95 to $54.95. Back Cover Page: The Rubberized Caulking Compound #64-1015X price is shown as 85c. We sincerely regret any inconvenience that may have been caused you. | Wr Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. A Sueriy 01 Of English on Motomaster 7: tem 2 24, this Hated Unclor Jom 3 Se price 4 motor, this should read on page 78 may not be ex- listed under item 1 reads pressure is Page 216: The Exchange a» \ - CEN. porsavav . a enthusiastic hometown crowd, the Port Perry High School Girls' basketball teams lost both games of a doubleheader to the visitors from Clarke. The Seniors were narrowly defeated 24-19. Team cap- tain Leslie Forder led Port Perry scoring with eight points. Jane Staples was the highest scorer for Clarke. The junior game was not as close as Port was beaten 31-19 by the visitors who were aided by the fourteen point outburst of Heather Sawyer. Kelly Owen was the leader for the home team with six points. Controversy arose in the game as Port Perry was twice penalized for time delay. An irate Roy Clark, the Junior's coach, argued loudly with the officials, demanding to see a rule book. Afterwards Clark felt the reason his team had lost was that they had missed scoring opportunities. "We didn't shoot well, but we didn't play too badly," he said. Both teams will have a chance for revenge this week as they meet Donevan. Te REITs perso as od er ie ea EER ERM NIT £ ZF IR BA dias | C/ cOMPTON CABLE TV Offers More This Fall With Specials On JERROLD CONVERTERS GET ALL THE NEW FALL PROGRAMS WITH YOUR NEW JERROLD T.V. CONVERTER! Fall Sale Price On 30 Channel Jerrold Converters * STANDARD ... * ON/OFF ... * REMOTE ... ¥ FREE INSTALLATION 99.95 109.95 169.95 (Sale Expires October 31, 1978) Oshawa Tower-1 Bethany-0 It was a back and forth battle with both goalies coming up with some key saves. The only goal came at the 19:56 mark of the first period <with Oshawa short handed and Glen Rowe scored from Peter Bathe. This proved to be the winner as the next two periods went scoreless. Randy Pooler picked up the shutout. Utica-4 Rochbrune-2 Rochbrune scored first when Alan Bathe scored from Tony Jones and Pete Taylor. Utica went ahead with three straight goals. One by Rob Monroe unassis- ted. Then Dave Horton from Grant McLaughlin and Randy Crawford scored from Rob Kroonenberg. Tom Taylor scored Roch- brune's second goal from Joe Rochbrune and Pete Taylor. Larry Page scored Utica's fourth- goal from Rob Mon- roe. Sonya-9 Port Perry Legion-4 It was not a goal tenders game as thirteen pucks went into the nets with Sonya crushing Port 9-4. Scoring for Sonya was Louie Sinclair with three goals and one assist, Dale Macleish had three goals and two assists." Blair Hicks had a goal and an assist as did Jim Herr. Geoff Field picked up the other goal. Assists went to Dave Nichol- son with four, Bruce Hicks with three, Phil Hennessey with two, and Jack Spratt with one. Scoring for Port 15 T.V. CHANNELS ¥ | WITH CONVERTER SERVICE 10 F.M. CHANNELS FOR YOUR F.M. TUNER i | For More Information Please Call ................ 985-8171 |} PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 18, 1978 -- 21 Lake Scugog Hockey League was Dave Jackson with two goals, Willy Thorton with one goal and Doug Scott with one goal. Assists went to Bill Van Camp with three and Steve Grover, Terry Hender- son and Ken Jeffery with one each. Broomball Action by Vera Brown The broomball season got underway on Sunday with Game 1 seeing Brian's Tow- ing squéezing by ,Beacock's- Hardware by a-2-1 score. Scoring for Brian's was done by John Ihnat in the first period assisted by Bill Pootors and J. Koslinsky. Third period goals were scored by Stephen Proston for Brian's assisted by Greg Hildorrani, Wayne McQui- gan scored for Beacock's assisted by Dave Dalton and Tom Wotter. IF Free Pickup & Delivery SURI nn LEARN SNOWMOBILE & SNOWBLOWER Tune-up & Repair to all makes. 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