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weal -" aie A on 2 Sn EX RA Lari - Sell Ee LN _- - A, - EN Sr res ~ ETN AL Gl 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 24, 1980 For the Best Deals on New Uxbridge 852-3331 G.M. CARS or TRUCKS see ICHARD HUNT at WILLIAMSON MOTOR SALES Thinking of Leasing? Give us a Try! ~\ G. DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 305 Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2916 Monday to Friday Evenings & Saturdays by Appointment [= es ELT TRAVELWAYS COMMUTER BUS SERVICE TORONTO Save Money - Save Gas - Save Time - INFORMATION - 985-8288 23 CASSELS RD. EAST, BROOKLIN, ONTARIO 655-4851 MASTER FEEDS YOUR 0 BROOKLIN FLOUR MILLS LTD. DEALER FOR THE PORT PERRY AREA -also- CUSTOM FEEDS CLEANED, CRIMPED WESTERN OATS 13% HORSE RATION DAIRY RATION SOW RATION ~HOG GROWER LAYING MASH CHICKEN FEED SALT HWY. 7 High School soccer MRE NEN EAA SRE a Seniors victorious, Juniors drop game by Danny Millar Mike Barton scored both goals as the senior Rebels of Port Perry High School shut- out the McLaughlin Trojans in.Oshawa on Wednesday, September 17. The junior Rebels were dropped 4-1 by the same school. It was the first regular season win in two years for the senior team. It recorded exhibition game wins last year but were winless in LOSSA league play. It was also the first soccer win of the year by either team, Both goals came in the second half after a scoreless first period in which play was fairly even. Barton got his. first on a breakaway early in the second half when he shot it passed the downed Trojan netminder. He got the other marker minutes later when he boot- Port Perry cyclist torace in Oshawa George Knight of Port Perry will be racing in his first bicycle race as part of the Owasco Grand Prix Road Race on Sunday, September 28 through north Oshawa. The race is sponsored by the Ajax Catena - Cycling Club and Knight's race will be 11.4 kilometres, the novice course. The senior A and B racers, including top Canadian Jocelyn Lovell, race 63.9 miles. The course covers Ritson and Taunton Roads in North Oshawa, near Columbus. SHARP - CANON TEXAS INSTRUMENT 235 Queen Street 985-7383 = CASSELS RD.E. MILL HWY. 12 ONE BLOCK NORTH OF HWY. 7 FERTILIZER SHUR-GAIN PRODUCTS TURN RIGHT OFF HWY. 12. - LADIES - Visit Our Flour Outlet for Your ... FLOUR, DRIED FRUIT, NUTS & MIXES, HONEY, WHEAT GERM, NATURAL BRAN & SPICES. Pet Food - Bird Seed - Grass Seed TT LLL LLL CLT CALCULATORS | "I & Adding Machines PORT PERRY STAR CNL 4 EN NTR MO SO There--ig__over $2,000 in prize money for the event. Knight has been riding all summer in preparation for these meets. ed the ball in from an angle in front of the net, while he was down on the ground. Port dominated play in the last half following the goals. Goalkeeper Alf Huggins made a couple of tough chance stops. Huggins was lucky to preserve his shutout in the first half when Jon Howell made a remarkable defensive play to redirect a drive with his head after the high, hard shot went over Huggins. Dean Stone got the only Rebels goal of the junior contest. It came late in the contest on a shot into the corner of the net from the opposite side of the field, making it 3-1. Tim Lovely and Conrad Phillips split the scoring for McLaughlin as each notched a pair. Phillips, especially, -was a threat as he had excellent speed and ball control and he initiated sev- eral chances. Lovely got the first goal on a rebound off the post after Phillips stole the ball near. center and carried it in. The marker was a heartbreaker for Port because they had some good early chances but came away empty handed. Phillips connected in the early moments of the second half on a long lead pass from Greg Latin off a free kick. Lovely followed up with a breakaway score to put the game out of hand before Stone replied for the visitors. Phillips ended the scoring late in the game on a long shot from the sidelines about 25 yards out. John Scott and Winnie Tobin local Doubles Champions by Danny Millar John Scott and Winnie Tobin teamed up to unseat Dave Nicholishen and Diane Burt as the Port Perry Tennis Club's Doubles champions when they won 6-4, 6-2 on Tuesday, Septem- ber 16 in the final. The tournament had "actually started the previous weekend but was postponed because of rain on a couple of occasions. The last match was slated for 5:00 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, and it too, was delayed because of Nicholishen's late arrival. Diane Burt got off to a slow start in the service game as she had six faults including two double faults in the first game and ended up giving it away. She double faulted again in the fifth game that gave Scott-Tobin a 3-2 advan- tage. Nicholishen was also shaky in making unforced errors trying to put away winning shots. The first set was. closely contested after the Burt- Nicholishen team settled into their game plan. -Three of the games went to deuce and two others to 40-30 before a winner was-declared. The most effective tactic by Scott was a long, lazy lob shot that he used to gain ground when he was caught deep in the back court. It \\mamem------t [TROPHIES] and { ENGRAVING | IDO-NO's! bicconn, CRAFT & HOBBY WOR 470K! PERRY PLAZA - 985- 203 )-- -- Herder-Brown Construction Ltd. EXCAVATING COTTAGE RAISING CUSTOM BUILT HOMES GENERAL REPAIRS PRE-FAB FIREPLACES Karl Herder Les Brown (705) 357-2228 BUS.: (416) 985-3885 forced his opponents to re- treat several times. Throughout the first set and into the early stages of the second, there were count- less changes in momentum. Until the sixth game of the second set, when Scott-Tobin ==won-itssthird:straight-game,; == neither team had taken more than two games in a row. That sixth game was one of the crucial turning points in the contest. Scott-Tobin were leading 3-2 in games but were down 40-0. They battled back to deuce three times before Scott won it by = JUNIOR BOWLING REGISTRATION CENTENNIAL LANES Saturday, September 27th - 4:00 P.M. Grades 5to 8 Fee: $1.00 per person smashing a winner. It seemed to break the Nicholishen-Burt concen- tration once and for - all. They lost the next game, one of the easiest of the entire match, by winning only one point. The final game of the match went to deuce before Scott won it on a passing shot down the line. Nicholishen-Burt were likely favourites heading into the final. After all, they were last year's winners and had beaten the strong Jay Neill team handily in the semi-finals. = ATTIRE TERE AAA Winter Storage - PORT PERRY YACHT CLUB - 70¢ per Foot PHONE 985-7451 BEGINS: RINT ~ A ICE SKATING SCHEDULE Scugog Arena 985-8698 FRI, SEPT. 26th - Public School 3: 45 to 4:45PM. SUN, OCTOBER 5th - Family 2:30 to 3:50 P.M. 75¢ Each - $2.00 Maximum per Family TUES., OCTOBER 7th - Pre-School 9:30 to 11:30 A.M. - Free SATURDAY NIGHTS - Open at 9 P.M. for Skating Parties, etc. 0000S I= i -------------- - RB