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J Ringette Action by Doreen Kendall Saturday at the new arena Ives florist trounced Irvins 9 to 1. Ives "Big Gun" of the day was Rhona White with six goals, Ann Hoogeveen picked up a pair and Pam Daniels found the mark for a 'sinfle. Janet Dean picked up a pair of assists and singles were credited to Jill Kendall, and K. Rines. Michelle Andrews in net for Ives played spectacularly be- tween the pipes. The lone goal for Irvins was scored by Jackie Abraham. Junior Bell action saw Childrens Boutique top Chris Allen to the tune of 8 to 2. '®hildren" goalie Wendy Burton robbed "Allen" of numerous scoring opportuni- ties. Scoring for Childrens saw Paula Haugen with two goals and three assists as did Wendy McDougall, Daphne Butt put the ring away for a pair of goals, Chris Heurkins ang Brenda Foote each had singles. Scoring for Chris Allen saw Bonnie Burton and Chris English both find the mark with a pair of assists credited to Tracy Filion. A pair of our juniors once again saw action and both performed especially well. Janice Jackman on defense and Rhonda White filled the center position. * Rhonda' White has come over to gingette via hockey and is doing a super job. (Nice work Rhonda - "Now if we can just keep you out of the penalty box!) Cheryl Doher- ty was Childrens choice for the Sportsmanship award while Bonnie Bridge picked up the honour for "Chris Allen. Sunday saw Ives florist journey to Oshawa to play against a top team at Har- mond Park. What a game! Port led most of the way and Oshawa had to play 'catch up" Ringette most of the evening. At the final whistle Oshawa had squeaked out a 7 to 6 win. Port's team played a super game. Rhona, White scored all six goals with Pam' Daniels and Janet Dean both picking up a pair of assists. Lori Spears had a single assist. Michelle Andrews had a great game between the pipes. This was super Ringette. Congratulations girls on a job well done. Sportsmanship award goes to Natalie Franssen for her super effort. Well folks that's it for this week. We hope you will support "Rin- gette" by purchasing a ticket on our 7 foot Christmas Stocking and come out to the arena and see our game. "See you at the rink. Baptist h | by Danny Millar The Port Perry Baptist Church won its fourth game without a loss as they wal- loped the Lindsay Baptists 10-1 at Manvers on Sat December 2nd. In the four games they have played, Port has scored thirty goals and allowed only two. Port Perry hit the score- board fifty-one seconds into the game when some aggres- sive forechecking and a key Lindsay mistake enabled Dave Harris to score on a shot from Brian Payne. Port took a two goal leaa when brothers John and Harry Michel teamed up to score on a shot from the point. Clark Zealand put Lindsay on the board on a breakaway when defence- man Harry Michel coughed Defeat Beaverton 3-0 The Mersco Novice All- Stars had a very busy week. On Monday November 27 they travelled to Stouffville where a very evenly match- ed pair of teams battled to a 1-1 tie. On Wednesday, November 29, Port were hosts to a team from Whitby. Port came out the losers of this game with a score of 4-2. On Friday, December 1, Port were host team against Beaverton. Port was on the scoreboard quickly with Brad Menzies' goal when he out-foxed Beaverton's goalie and slipped it in at the corner. The captain Warren Geer received the assist on this goal. Forty seconds later Port put another marker on the board with the We will be open late so you can wra Christmas Shopping Hours ORT PERRY PLAZA best goal of the night when the line of Lally, Sorely and Traves took the face-off rushing down the ice. Sorely deeked the goalie, realizing his angle to shoot was not right, passed it to John Lally who blasted it passed the goalie. A mimte into the third period a goal by a new recruit Jamie Henshilwood and assisted by Brad Men-. zies put Port ahead 3-0. Beaverton seemed to come together in the last five minutes of the game, but their lone marker was not enough. Port removed all doubt of a win with one minute left on the clock with a goal by Brad Menzies from Jamie Henshilwood and Robbie Jamieson. up puck at the Lindsay blue line. The Lindsay team missed a golden opportunity to tie the score when Jim Kuipers took a penalty for Port. However, some excel- lent penalty killing by Paul Jones and David Michel blanked the Lindsay shoot- ers. Forward Paul Jones, PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 6, 1978 -- 23 ey team continues winning spree playing by far his best game of the season, scored his first of three goals at 14:08 of the second period from Ed Michel. Jim Kuipers scored 3:08 Se 1 Port Perry took a 5-1 lead into the final period. In the third period Lindsay was blown right off the ice as Port scored five times. Paul ag Jones netted two more for his hattrick and Dave Harris added his second and third and defenceman Sandy- Kiezebrink fired in a wrist shot from the point to round out the scoring. On first glance, the goals- against-average of Port Perry's Robert Michel (.50) Continued on page 29 If the skates fit, wear them. Gord Ireland of Blackstock and Elaine Knight of RR 2, Port Perry both found a pair of skates to their liking at the Legion Skate Exchange last Saturday morning in Port Perry. The exchange will be held again this coming Saturday morning, and there should be lots of good bargains. p it up early! Commencing Thursday, December 7th stores will be open to Friday, December 22nd, 1978 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS DOWSON'S FOODMASTER PORT PERRY PLAZA \*/ CANADIAN TIR Port Perry Plaza 985-7341 Ray B. 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