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a" ~ RE < MP Ae PN ebdiins (A rRl D ATOMS Swamp -4 U.AW.-0 Goal scorers were Tim Maur from Dalton Bain and Boyd Voperheul, McNeundy from Jamie Cannon, Tim Maur from Drew Ballingal -and Jamie Cannon and finally Boyd - Voderhuel from Tim Maur and Dalton Blair. Tripp -2 Scugog Lumber-1 "Tripp's goals came from Craig Venning. One assist going to Todd Reamsbottom. Scugog's goal was scored by Calvin Brewster assisted by Lee Jackie. NOVICE Scugog -4 Kinsmen - 2 The goal getters for the game were Scugog's Derek Fitzgerald, Bob Bryan, Blair Bailey, and- Bob Bryan again. Getting assists were Blair Bailey with two and Bob Bryan with one. Kinsmen goals were unassisted goals scored by John Nottingham and Michael Fisby. Sportsland -1 Reliable - 2 Reliable's goals from Trevor Solomon and Andy Steele unassisted. For Sportsland Daryl Leather- dale from Brent MacMillan. PEEWEE by Ian Dickson Wes Lane - 5 Glen Vallie-0 Wes Lane came up with their best game of the season to down Glen Vallie 5-0. This Right now you have an alternative. Hiberate or come to GRANT We have the versatile Jeep Cherokee in both 2 and 4-door models. Cherokee can be equipped with most of the luxury and convenience options available on a 2-wheel drive wagon. Plus Jeep Cherokee provides the added traction We have the famous Jeep CJ-7, the leader of the pack. CJ-7 is available with a wide range of recre- ation and utility options including a Hard Top with roll down windows and a choice of snow plow packages to meet your requirements. 4-wheel drive system that competition is still trying to beat. Don't hibernate this winter. Come see us now and let Brad . was a team effort by all the Wes Lane boys, with ex- ceptional performances by Carl Kroonenberg, David Lee, Paul Kingston, and Jeff Wray. Paul Kingston had a big game with 3 assists and a goal. Sodid Jeff Wray with 4 goals. Other assists went to Dean Fisher and David Cannon. Mike Dickson earned the shut-out for Wes Lane's. Starring for Glen Vallie were Paul Bateman, Don Clodd and Kevin Gibson. Frank's-3 Glen Vallie - 1 Frank's jumped into a 3-0 lead in the first period on goals by Charlie Walker (2) and Mike Linington with assists to Mark Bouw- meester, Tony Kersten and Danny Thomchishen. . It looked as though Glen Vallie would be badly beaten, however, in periods 2 and 3 they held their own. Glen Vallie were stopped numerous times by the fine goal-tending of Frank's Wes Johnson. In the last second of the game Glen Vallie managed to beat Wes to ruin his shut-out bid. Glen Vallie's counter was scored by Paul Goreski with the assist going to Paul Bate- man. Wes Lane - 1 Lion's Club -1 This was a real thriller with both goalies dominating the game. Lion's Club scored at 12:35 of the second period when Bill Samells fired one home from close range. Chris Watson and Nicky Cracknell assisting on this one. Wes Lane tied it up with 4:37 remaining in the last period when Jeff Wray scored assisted by Paul Kingston. BANTAM by Ian Dickson Emmerson's -5 Goreski-3 Tim Bouwmeester was the big gun for Emmerson's with 4 goals, Steve Aitchinson scoring the other. Assists went to Neil Locke (3) and Darryl Luke. Goreski's goals were scored by Bill Sturman (2) and Paul Systma, assists going to Bob Hoogeveen, Rob Long, Colin Perrin and Bill Sturman. Cochrane's -3 Consumer's Gas - 1 Cochrane's outplayed Consumers in this encounter with many penalties. Scoring for Cochrane's were Harry Sillen with two goals, 'Mike Thompson with a goal -and an assist. The other assists went to Chris Martens. Consumers lone counter was by Mark Kerry with the assist going to Stan Glass. - MIDGET by Paul Pelow I.G.A. vs. Peterborough lumber I.G.A. led by Gerald Lee with 3 goals, 2 assists and John Butler 3 goals, 1 assist defeated Peterborough Lumber 6 to 4. Scoring for the losers were Todd Healey (2), Jason Strang, and Tim Bower with assists going to Strang (2), Healey and Robinson. 'ruary 11. Then, it's off on the House League Action Winderest Farms vs. Purple Hill Farm Windcrest Farms defeated Purple Hill Farm by a score of 5 to 3. Scoring for Windcrest were Dan Gribben (2), Rob Morris, Tim Bower and Andy Czilok with assists going to Fellow (2), Morris and Gribben. Scoring for Purple Hill were Todd Healey, Jason Strang and Tim Cochrane. Cochrane also got an assist. Standings as of January 27 Purple Hill Farm - 14, Peter- borough Lumber - 13, Wind- crest Farms - 13, 1.G.A. - 6. ~ SIAR pio dw UH ol. ee Eo SRC ERAS TA FAY ERS ] . ¥ Kei al A0 wi) aly £5 VREMES B3 KALIL FARR 2 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., Janvary 31, 1979 -- V7 Lake Scugog Hockey League The first of two games was between the top two teams, Oshawa and Bethany. It was exciting right from the start as it took only a minute and a half to start the scoring. Bethany overtook Oshawa in the third period to win 6-4. Bethany's scorer were: Dan Lynch, Andy Schweda, Dave Jewell, Larry Currins, Vic Welton and Vaughn Wright all with one each. Assists going to Pat Lynch with two and Gary Weight- man, Ron Suggitt, Andy Schweda, Wayne Patton, and Dan Lynch with one assist. Oshawa scorers were Chris Griffen with two goals. Getting one each were Gary Sherban and Dave McKee. Receiving assists were Dave McKee, Ken Sherban, Phil Pultz and Dave Fischer. The final game was close considering Rockbrune was short of players. Utica squeaked by Rockbruen by a score of 3-2. Utica pointgetters were Rick Campbell with two goals, and Dave Horton, with one. Assists going to Rob Monroe with two and Camp- bell with one. Rockbrune goals were Rick Hoy from J. Collins and J. Collins from Tom Taylor. Snowarama here Feb. 11 It is Snowarama time in Port Perry again this yéar. Sponsored by the Ontario Society for Crippled Child- ren, Snowarama is part of a" province-wide event in which snowmobilers ride a 100-mile course, and rofove pledges from backers-for every mile completed. Half of the net proceeds raised across the province go to help crippled children, and the remainder is divided among - participating -snow- mobile clubs and various service clubs. Any snowmobilers from Scugog and Durham is in- vited to take part in the event this year, which will start at the Latcham Centre on Port Perry's waterfront on Sun- day, February 11. It is really quite easy. The snowmobiler - gets the pledges on a per mile basis, and registers at the Latcham Centre at 8:00 a.m., Feb- 100-mile course. : Last year, the Scugog Snowarama attracted 168 snowmobilers, and after all" expenses were paid, just about $5000 were raised for the Ontario Society for Crippled Children Snowmobilers wishing to ride in the event this year do not have to be a member of a club or organization. The Port Perry Snowarama is part of 21 similar 100-mile rides that have been or- ganized across Ontario this winter; all for the same purpose. Snowarama began five years ago as part of former wrestling great Whipper Watson's fund raising activi- ties on bghalf of crippled children, and in the past four years, Snowarama has raised almost $1 million. So, remember, if a snow- mobiler approaches you in the next week or so, and asks for a pledge, remember where your money will be going. Star publisher accepts challenge Port Perry Star publisher Peter Hvidsten has taken up the challenge and will ride the 100 miles of the Snow- arama on February 11 in aid of crippled children. Utica Farm Equipment will loan Peter the use of a snowmobile, and all the people who work at the Star have agreed to sponsor him ~ Thisyearget eep 4-wheel drive and face winter with oe 4 Re idk and security of 4-Wheel Drive. 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