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LJ Lm te & = FH hs EFL CY 8 fa "ok A wy LRG RB ANG ARR TORE TRG eR Kev ooh Yar fA Rite Fon TUE RA AS Pe) E3018 Aled am MAREN a ED PRS SETA Bantams defeat Newcastle, Uxbridge by Todd Blayone Last Wednesday, Port Perry Bantams beat New- castle 7-0, Clay Lovering earning the shutout, Port started out slowly not getting' @ any goals in the first period of play. In the second Todd Menzies scored from Scott Wallace and Paul Storry, Sean Fewer scored on a turbulant drive into the top - ¢ corner of the net assisted by Bob Horton and Keith Trem- blay, Paul Storry popped one in from Scott Wallace and Keith Tremblay swooped the puck into the net assisted by Bob Horton, - The third period saw Port scoring three more markers. Goals went to John Vaz from - Scott Wallace, Scott Wallace from Horton and Vaz and then Sean Fewer popped his second of the game assisted by John Vaz. On Friday, Port travelled to Beaverton to tie their team 3-3. Scoring for Port was Sean Fewer from John Vaz, Scott Wallace from Young and Tremblay and Wallace again scoring from Storry and Blayone. '® Last Sunday the Bantams Ringettes challenge councillors If you really want to see Mayor Jerry Taylor and his fellow councillors in action it * ® might be a good idea to head out to the Scugog Arena this Saturday. Council members will pit their skills against a team of girls from the Ringette's to help promote National ® Ringette Week which is being held between Feb- ruary 3-10th, ' Conway Gardens RESTAURANT = Hwy. 7A - Port Perry defeated Uxbridge by a score of 2-1 after an extreme- ly close match, Clay Lover- ing played well coming close to a shutout as Uxbridge scored with only 57 seconds left in the game. Port opened the scoring on a controversial goal scored by Sean Fewer on Ports side of half. Fewer let go a slap shot, the puck somehow went through Uxbridge's, goalies legs, went into the net and bounced out. Or did it? Some people claim it hit the post. (Due to lack of an instant replay machine, referees credited Fewer with the goal). ~ Port's second goal came from Donny Young on a good set up by Sean Fewer. Port ended the regular season beating Uxbridge once and tying them once in League and beating them twice in Exhibition. Port begins their playoffs this Wednesday as they face off against Ux- bridge at home. Game time 7:30. Come out and support the team. Two victories for Atoms by Carol Wilbur Four seems to be the Malmont Farm Atoms magic number as they were the victors 4-0 over Uxbridge and 4-2 over Cannington. On Thursday, January 25 the Green Machine took the play to Uxbridge again by defeating them 4-0. Scoring for Port were Craig Menzies with two goals and one assist, Greg War- tinér 'and Jay Van Camp with one goal each. Jeff Cockerton, Jim White and Dave Burnett each had one assist. On Friday, January 26 Port Atoms hosted Canning- According to Ringette officials, Mayor Taylor will start the evening off by officially opening Ringette Week at the arena by cutting a ribbon, and will then lead his council Ringette team. The action starts at 6:45 at the Scugog Arena. Don't miss it! Salad Bar THIS FRIDAY -5t0 9 P.M. HOMEMADE PORK PIE 1 Dessert - Coffee $3.50 THIS SATURDAY - 7:00 P.M. Our Gourmet Night - Swiss Fondue RESERVATION RECOMMENDED 985-2486 ATTENTION DIABETICS! Up to $50,000. Permanent Life Insurance * No Medicals * Issued at all ages * Excellent Cash & Loan Value FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Call: McGelbrec Insurance Counselling 728-7446 EVERY SUNDAY - SPECIAL DINWER SERVED FROM 4to 8 P.M. into battle 'against the highly skilled ton after building up a 40 lead, the Green Machine lulled themselves to sleep and let Cannington pop in 2 quick goals at the end of the game. Scoring for Port were Lee Wilbur, Jim White, Mike Johnson and Dave Burnett had a goal each. Craig Menzies, Chris Lane, Jay Van Camp, Jeff Cockerton, and Bobbie Goble each had an assist. Our next home game is February 2 at 8:00 when we host Pickering. On Thurs- -day, February 1st and Satur- day, February 3rd the Malmont Farm Atoms will be participating in the Peter- borough Liftlocks Tour- nament. Wish us Luck. Impressive curling by two area girls Two girls from the Scugog area are competing with the varsity women's curling team / at the University of Guelph this year. Elaine Elliot, a graduate of Port Perry High School is skip of the university team, and Cartwright High School grad Louise Van Camp is 'lead. Elaine skipped the univer- sity rink that beat last year's Ontario Woman's Inter- collegiate team, and earned the right to represent the University of Guelph at competitions this "school. championship year. She is a first semester . science student, and was an active curler during high Louise is in her second semester at Guelph, and has competed in high school curling, = Junior Farmers and business girls. The other members of the Guelph team are Leslie Uhigh of Burlington; Nancy Plato of Niagara Falls; and Ada Galloway, also from Niagara Falls. , "In a recent invitational match, the team split, losing one game and winning one. Stouffville, Woodville by Len Franssen Stone's Pee Wees dropped two games on the weekend. On Thursday they travelled to Stouffville where they were defeated 8-0. Although beaten they played hard and it was only in the second and third period the local boys were outclassed. This was due to the fact that the Port team was short players and they tired midway through period 2. It was then that Stouffville came on strong against a weary Port team. On Saturday, Woodville provided the opposition, in Woodville. Stone's started badly and were soon down 4-0. Port made their come- back late in the second too strong for PeeWees period when Fred Cockerton scored assisted by Kevin Fowler. From this point on it was all Port Perry on goals by Kevin Fowler and Dean Haugen with assists going to Fred Cockerton (2), Dean Haugen and Jeff Cockerton. Woodville managed to get one back to close out the scoring 5-3 in their favour. This was a real good come from behind effort by the local boys and they are all to be congratulated for their attitude. Radio Club formed There was a good response to an introductory meeting which was held at the Scout Hall, Port Perry, for the newly formed Scugog Lake . G.R.S. Club, oh January 28. The Constitution and By- Laws of the Club were dis- cussed in detail. The aims of the Scugog Lake G.R.S. (General Radio Service) are to promote good radio operation in the area, hold social functions, and to help in the community when possible by supporting local charities and organizations. Our first official service will be to assist C.0.R.S.A. by manning some of the check-points in their Snow- arama for Timmy which is being held at Port Perry on February 11. . For further information on the Club write to: Scugog Lake G.R.S., Box 466, Port Perry, Ontario, LOB INO. Watch the coming events in this paper for future acti- vities of the Scugog Lake G.R.S. OT en AR A Na A al iral PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 31, 1979 -- 21 Four Dyno members BES ROE ls he SS A A Wt AL bis PE . PA LEAT EA CF SYR A ppd 4 ANE TR SR ri SEY Aare Mcmillan dhcndbn dl enjoy Quebec trip by Yvonne Priebe Our Games Day had to be cancelled till a later date because of lack of snow. Four club members from the Dyno's participated in a 750 mile snowmobile ride to Quebec and back. Four others from surrounding clubs also went. They all had a fantastic time. Trails work was done on Saturday * and Sunday morning. There will be more clearing of trails work done on Saturday morning at 9:00 from Nestleton Hall. Let's all get out and help. Our Poker Rally was cancelled because of fallen trees on trails. Instead, we had a shorter trail ride, with chili supper and our monthly meeting afterwards at the Hall. Special thanks to Madeline Leatherdale, Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Heard and the other ladies who looked after the food and serving. Many thanks to those who helped with the check points on Sunday, January 21 for our C.0.R.S.A. question- aire. Harvey Graham told us about the trip and the trails in Quebec. We discussed trails and further plans. Let's hope for better snow- mobiling conditions. : rr WILLIAMSON MOTOR SALES For the Best Deals on New (il G.M. CARS or TRUCKS RICHARD HUNT Uxbridge 852-3331 Thinking of Leasing? Give us a Try!" of np 2 --_--i Basement Floors Garage Floors Patios - Sidewalks Concrete Steps DON'S CUSTOM CONCRETE FINISHING Quality Workmanship C4 Free Estimates en a a a Fi e i, TENE Ns a a vo ng PA IR TV Trond ht FON a A ad a ah ot LTT Do you know anyone here in Ontario who-through selflessness. humanity and kindness without expecting anything in return-has made this a better province in which to live? That's the kind of person for whom the Ontario Medai for Good Citizenship was established. 12 recipients are selected yearly by an independent Advisory Council of Ontario citizens whose honorary chairman is the Lieutenant-Governor of the Province. Anyone may nominate a person for the Ontario Medal. and nomination forms are available by writing: Executive Secretary Advisory Council Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship Queen's Park Toronto. Ontario M7A 1Al Making a nomination is itself an act of appreciation for good citizenship. All nominations should be received by April 17. 1979. 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