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Bethany - 4 Rockbrune Movers - 2 It was a back and forth battle with each team split- Juveniles defeat ting goals in the first and third periods and Bethany picked up two unanswered goals in the second period. Scoring for Bethany was Andy Schweda from Larry Gillis, David Currins from John Burns and Terry Lave- reau. Then Dan Lynch scored from Dale Jewell and Pat Lynch scored from Bill Glassford. For Rockbrune, Joe Rock- brune scored both goals, one unassisted and the other assisted by Tom Taylor and Chris Bone. Port Perry Legion - 4 Oshawa Towers - 4 Oshawa took a three to nothing lead as they domi- nated most of the first period with goals by Dave Fischer from Glen Rowe, Chris Stead from Craig Macleod and Ken Sherban, and Ken Sherban scored from Wayne Haw: thorn. It was still 3-0 at the end of the second period. Then Port came to life with four straight goals in the third. Jim . Bryson scored from Ritchie Lefort and Willy Thorton. Then Ritchie Lefort and Willy Thorton scored both unassisted. Maurice Van Veghel put Port ahead from Ritchie Lefort with one minute left in the game Peter Bathe tied it for Oshawa from Craig Mac- leod and Chris Griffen. Bantams defeat Fenelon Falls 7-3 by Todd Blayone It's always a boost to a team to win a season opener, and that's just what the Port Perry Beare Motors Ban- tams did last Wednesday night. They downed the Fenelon Falls club by a score of 7-3. Port started out with a Rob Burnett, and again the Fenelon Falls team scored to tie up the match. In the second period Port was not to be outwitted as they took a commanding lead by scoring three straight goals. Picking up goals in this period were Paul Storry with two and Todd Menzies - with one. Third period goals went to Paul Storry and Al Ferguson with assists going to Kevin Long and Todd Menzies. Come out and support the team as they face Uxbridge tonight (Wed., November 1st), game time 7:30 at the Scugog Arena. by Carol Wilbur On Friday, October 27 the Malmont Farm Atoms travelled to Uxbridge. The boys played a very sluggish game. David Burnett scored late in the third period with assists from Mike Johnson and Craig Menzies. The final score 2-1 for Uxbridge. On Saturday, October 28th the Green Machine played the little NHL Major Bruins (exhibition) at the old arena. This turned out to be a scoring free for all with Port ending up on top 10-8. Scoring for Port were Craig Menzies with 3 goals and 2 assists, Dave Burnett with 3 goals and 1 assist, Bobbie Goble with 2 goals, Steven Durham and Lee Wilbur each had one goal. Mike Johnson, Jay Van defeat Beaverton 5-1 Camp, Chris Lane, Andy Systma. Tim Cannon and Greg Warriner each had an assist. | ' On Sunday the Malmont boys travelled to Beaverton. for a fast skating, hard hitting game and came home victors 5-1. This game was much closer than the score indicated with John Moore and Steven Whalen comin up big between the pipes. Scoring for Port were Craig Menzies with 2 goals and 1 assist, Dave Burnett and Jim White with one goal and one assist each. Also Jay Van Camp with one goal and one assist. Steven Dur- ham had one assist. Come out and watch the Green® Machine play Orono on Friday November 3 at 8:00 at the Scugog Arena. yo v vw or #, A Sos PaO Pickering 6-4 Assists went to Don Young with one and Sean Fewer, bang in the first period scor- ing at the 13:44 mark on a axs" » 3 : . . WH On oy Carel Wilbur gs 80al by Paul Storry (one of Rob Burnett and Al Fergu- For You ng, Experienced A the Emiel's PI Ys J il the four he scored this game) son also picking up one each. . . Ak : N uth a yeh ®S assisted by Scott Wallace. The third period began Representation in et ei 0 ric oning Oran Thirty three seconds later with Fenelon trying to make Je oe tition game and came po ¢ahles turned as Fenelon a come back by scoring at NY poli were bounced back with a goal. the 11:05 mark on a power WE . , Later in the first period Port play but again Port counter RN Robbie Par ker with one goal took the lead again on a goal acted as they scored another (CARTWRIGHT) Fi and one assist, Steven Geer, Dave Canning, Mike Geer, Rick Young, and Mark Cleveland each with one goal and Tim Kane with 2 assists, Tony Oxley and Rick Hope each with one assist. Come out and watch the by Todd Menzies assisted by two goals to finish the game. Junior Girls win Senior Girls lose re-elect NEIL - McLAUGHLIN juveniles play Sunderland in _ by Danny Millar Monday, October 23rd and . their first league game on The Port Perry High cameaway witha split of the | appreciate your support. Thursday, November 2 at School girls basketball two games. 9:30 in the Scugog Arena. teams visited Central on \. PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL will hold its ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES on the evening of . . Friday, November 3, 1978 At 8:00 p.m. IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM The Staff and Students cordially invite you to attend. \ LL TT Cr CL CL [ solicit your vote for The junior team won its third consecutive game as they beat the Chiefs 46 to 31. Junior team coach Roy Clark described it as "the best game they played all } year, they came together as a team. They played very well." The brunt of the offense was handled by Pam Ken- nedy who scored fifteen points and was Port's high- est scorer. Unfortunately for Port Perry, the seniors lost their game to Central on the other half of the card. The juniors will attempt to increase their winning streak to four as they ven- ture to General Vanier in Oshawa on November 6th. Wintario Tickets available at the Port Perry Star. 985-7383 = TAYLOR FOR MAYOR * 6 years municipal experience; * 6 years as Road Chairman; * ACTIVE member on: - Industrial Committee - Arena Board - Museum Board - Recreation Committee - Fire Hall Board - Hall Boards For a Dedicated & Determined Voice in Local & Regional Council, WARD | Sa; : COUNCILLOR i ii re-elect 1: ~ < Don Crosier NOVEMBER 13, 1978 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13 . For information or transportation PHONE 995-3038 = Er TTT TH TH THT THT AEE oa iA SA BA SA