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« o@ u J & LJ D ® NS ] BS ) > @ ) e 0) a | eo > ° 8 > e | e hh at A 3 oN Ld 'v fr . * PRA Ww, ia y > ob Er PTT ARSON, £ v NERY. + = aly ' FAA TTR VRS Wx tcaalicstiudsenshetdostns clad, alec diddds | House League Results NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE Scugog Lumber-2 Reliable Plumbing-0 Scugog Lumber shutout Reliable Plumbing 2-0. Scor- _ ing for Scugog was Jimmy Vernon 2 goals, and Wayne McDowell 1 assist. Chris Carr got the shutout. Kinsmen-4 Sportsland-2 Kinsmen outscored Sports- land 4-2 in their game. Scoring for the Kinsmen were Mike Ash 2 goals, James Mabley 1 goal, Mark Andrews 1 goal, Ryan Larocca 1 assist, and Chris Legere 1 assist. Doug Adams 1 goal, Ronny Davis 1 goal, 1 assist, and Craig Laskey 2 assists were the scorers for Sportsland. PEE WEE LEAGUE Wes Lane Plumbing-8 Lions Club-5 Wes Lane Plumbing led by Jeff Wray with 6 goals Midget by Danny Millar The Port Perry Midget B's lost two hockey games last week, one at home and one on the road. On Wednesday, Dec. 12, they were toppled 7-4 in Cannington. Three second period goals spotted the Canadian Tire sponsored team to a 3-1 lead but the hosts tied it up before the end of the frame. Keith Perry put Cannington ahead in the first period before Port came back with markers from Scott Wallace, Ron Rumford, and Todd Healey. Wallace also added an assist on Healey's score, as did John Butler and Shawn Bryan. defeated Lions Club 8 to 5. Other scorers for Wes Lane were Shawn Elliot 1 goal, 2 assists, Dalton Bain 1 goal, and Bruce McHugh 1 assist. Scorers for Lions Club were George Ash 2 goals, Mike Linington 1 goal 3 assists, Todd Soomre 1 goal 2 assists, ~ Kevin Jackson 1 assist, and Tim Byers 1 assist. Frank Real Estate-6 Glen Vallie-3 Franks Real Estate defeated Glen Vallie 6 to 3. Paul Walton 2 goals, Jeff Norton 2 goals, Nick Crack- nell 1 goal, 1 assist, Chris Parliament 1 goal, Terry White 2 assists, Chris Cook- man 1 assist, and Jeff Wallace 1 assist were the. scorers for Franks. Reply- ing for Glen Vallie were Brian Goble 1 goal, 1 assist, Tim Maw 1 goal 1 assist, and David Travis 1 goal. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Cochrane Trotters-2 Emmerson Insurance-1 In the first of two very exciting hockey games Cochrane Trotters defeated Emmerson Insurance 2 to 1. Scoring for the winners were Craig Paisley 1 goal and 1 assist, Collin Perrin 1 goal, Bill Sturman 1 assist and Mike Farrell 1 assist. Al Bouwmeester assisted by Sean Cearns scored for Emmersons. IGA4 Goreski Insulation-3 In the second game IGA scored 3 goals in the third period to defeat Goreski 4 to 3. Scorers for IGA were Bill Foote 1 goal, Kevin Fowler 1 goal, Danny Tomchishin 1 goal, Paul Bateman 1 goal, Ken Lynde 2 assists, and Ken Elliott 1 assist. Paul Van Camp 2 goals 1 assist and Don Clodd 1 goal were the scoreres for Goreski. Coaches and players welcome the return of Craig Paisley back from an early season injury and wish him good luck. B's lose two Two goals by captain Steve Nicholishen 48 seconds apart knotted the match at 3-3 after two periods. Canning- ton notched four goals in the final session while Port could only counter with one. Orono edged Port Perry 2-0 on Monday Dec. 10 in a curfew shortened game in Port Perry. The game came to a premature halt because of a conflict in scheduling with the Midget A team in Port. According the Port Perry coach Don Orr, the goal- tender Paul Bateman played well. Bateman is a first year Midget who still has two years of Bantam eligibility left. He has declined to compete with the younger players in order to play with the Midgets. Tweens lose 7-3 by Pat Armstrong Although on Saturday our Chris Allan sponsored NIGHT SCHOOL PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL Registration - Thursday, January 3 - 7 to 9:30 P.M. The following courses are being offered for the spring term: * HAIRDRESSING (7 vacancies) * BARGELO (with Mrs. Sinclair) * FURNITURE REFINISHING * HOME/COTTAGE WIRING * LANDSCAPING * MEN'S PHYSICAL FITNESS Courses begin Tuesday, January 8, 1970 Course Length - 20 Hours Course Fee - $12.50 Some Courses require additional materials fee. HE GALLEY FISH & CHIPS "Closed for Holidays" FROM DECEMBER 24th - 6:00 P.M. UNTIL JANUARY 2nd, 1980 - 11:00 A.M. SEASON'S GREETINGS "See You in the New Year" 385- 8647 Tweens lost 7-3 to Oshawa the girls have nothing to be ashamed about. From losing games with scores like 22-0 at the first of the season these girls have pulled up their chin pads and come out with a game score like Satur- days. Renee Fowler and Cathy Armstrong each managed to chalk up an unassisted goal. Renee's second goal was assisted by Cathy. These girls as a team are improving each time out on the ice. By the seasons end they should be one heck of a good team. For lots of action catch our next game Saturday at 4:30 in Port Perry when once again Oshawa dares to come against our Tweens. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 19, 1979 -- 15 Atom Stars whip On Tuesday Dec. 11th the Uxbridge Atom team hosted the Malmont Farms Atoms. Meeting for the second time this season Port defeated Uxbridge again by a score of 6-0. The first period was score- less with Port scrambling in front of the Uxbridge net in many desparate attempts to get the puck past the goalie. Port missed scoring chances even to ringing the puck off the goal posts. John Lally, assisted by Dave Culbert, finally put Port on the scoreboard at the 3:59 mark of the second period. This goal seemed to open up the game for Port and they kept the play in the Uxbridge end. Early in the third period Port scored two more goals- Dave Burnett assisted by John Lally and Brad Menzies from Blair Phillips. Port then took a penalty but John Harmon, assisted by John Lally scored a short-handed goal. Port picked up two more goals before the final buzzer: Steve Durham from Robbie Baker, and John Lally, assisted by Dave Burnett. Uxbridge didn't manage to get many shots on Ports net which was tended by Steve Whalen and Stacey Ballin- gall. Uxbridge took three tripping penalties with Port getting only one. John Lally earned four points in this game but he's .never heard his name pronounced so many differ- ent ways before. STRONG WIN On Friday Dec. 14th after chanting in the halls, the Malmont Farms Atom team came flying onto the ice, and for the next thirty-five minutes they never stopped. After losing their last match against-the Bowmanville Toros 7-3 they were out to win. The first period consisted of good, fast hockey with Bowmanville scoring two goals before John Lally, assisted by Dave Culbert, retaliated with only 10 seconds remaining. Bowmanville opened the scoring in the second period but Robbie Baker, assisted by John Harmon, soon brought the tally to 3-2 still in favour of the Toros. Novice Well, fate brought Uxbridge and Port Perry together again in the final championship game. Although both teams tired after a long day, they each were still eager to win. Port opened up the score by Clair Cornish who carried the puck from the blue line on an. unassisted goal. Uxbridge came back. Credit for goal number 2 goes to Jeff Mills assisted by Paul Wylie and Mike Sorley. Uxbridge hit us again, now two opponents In the third period the Bowmanville team became frustrated and played short- handed much of the time. Port took advantage of this by tallying up three more goals to bring the final score to 5-3. Scoring for Malmont Atoms were Dave Burnett from John Lally, and Dave ¥ Culbert, Steve Durham and Dave Culbert, both unassist- ed. The Malmont Atoms play- ed an excellent game of hockey with fast skating, accurate passing and good defensive action; maybe this is a result of the extra ice-time at the tournament last Saturday. Port Perry took only two penalties in this game against Bowman- ville who tallied up a total of eight penalties. Stars tied. Finally game winner Jarett Harmon relieved the tension for all the players and fans, the last goal with a big help from Paul Wylie. Goalie Chris McCannell was awarded the most valuable player, and with no doubt he indeed deserved it. Port Perry had only one penalty. Special mentions are a must for Brent McMillan, Mike Toye, Derek Lewis, Derek Fitzgerald, and Mike Feasby as they also gave 100 percent. ALL LAMPS in stock 50% OFF i 10 Roll Christmas PAPER WRAP $2.99 Yarnin Stock Phentex Elite 3 ply 10% OFF Bouquet Yarns 10% OFF MERSCO 15¢t0%1. 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