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LS HE CE LT Rd i no RA a SAT a TR NN SWE RENE TTR RE RN ys ay La 34 ARO 3 OA XAOS oa IPRA ZEA STRANGE. Defeated by Little Britain PeeWee B score win over Cannington by Paul Van Camp On Thursday the 8th of January, the Port Perry George Stone Realtors Pee Wee B team travelled to Little Britain and came - away on the short side of a 4-2 score. Port opened the scoring on a goal by Blair Phillips after "Mike Johnson set him up. The home team then tied it up but Port centre Karl Durham knocked in a Ron Brown rebound to take the lead. Little Britain then scored three in a row to finish the game. Special mention to Chris Cookman who played a standup game for Port. On Saturday night Port hosted Cannington and beat the number one team 3-2. Cannington jumped out to a quick two goal lead but Port settled down and before the end of the first Ron Brown put it over the goalies shoul- der with the assists going to Jim Abraham and Karl Durham. The 'second period was very rough and physical with both teams having to spend too much time in the penalty box. The Port team was really fired up to start the third period and came out hot. They kept it in the opposing end most of the period. Steve Solomon then gave it to Willie Edwards in the slot who had no trouble in putting it in the net. Mike Gibson had started the play and also got an assist. Port managed to play a very cool game even after being antagonized by the opposition endlessly. Jim Abraham then put the game away on a nice pass from Ron Brown and Karl Durham. Kevin Cearns played a fabulous game in the Port net. He had a lot of help from the defence who all played well. Port's next home game is Friday night at 9:00 when they host the Little Britain team. Come out and support the Realtors who have only lost one home game all year. _ For the Best Deals on New see WILLIAMSON MOTOR SALES Uxbridge 852-3357 Thinking of Leasing? Give us a Try! G.M.CARSor TRUCKS 4 RICHARD HUNT Toronto Line 294-9010 Itis Tony's Sth ANNIVERSARY in business in the PORT PERRY AREA and we are celebrating the occasion with the following specials: --- PERMS --- Reg. $50. ... SPECIAL $40.00 (Plus a Free Portrait Coupon) Reg. $45.00... .SPECIAL $36.00 (Plus a Free Portrait Coupon) Reg. $42.00... SPECIAL $33.00 Reg. $37.00... SPECIAL $28.00 (Offer Valid from January 14 to February 11, 1981) 9 LADIES' & MEN'S HAIR STYLISTS WITH ] - EXPERIENCE RANGING FROM 3 to 18 YEARS IN MI HAIR NEEDS TO SERVE YOU. The Hair Centre PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-7232 -| . advantage. SHIRES, Ringette Action by Marg White On Saturday, Dec. 13, 1980 Port Perry met their old rivals Oshawa for a league game, The Chris Allen Aluminum Belle's came out on top with a score of 6-5 in a very close match. Scoring Rhonda White 4 goals, 1 assist, Kelly Raines 1 goal, 1 assist, Cheryl Doherty 1 goal, Michelle Andrews and Michelle Newell had single assists, and Janet Dean had 2 assists. On the following Saturday the Belle's met Whitby and skated to a 7-1 victory. Scoring for Port were Daphne Butt with a hat trick, Rhonda White 2 goals, 1 assist, with Cheryl Doherty and Val Kraupa with one goal a piece, and Wendy Burton with a hat trick in assists, with Michelle And- rews 2 assists, and Janet Dean and Bonnie Bridge each having single assists. On Sunday, Dec. 28, 1980 Chris Allen Aluminum Belle's went back to Oshawa again for a very exciting game. Port got on the scoreboard first then Oshawa tied it up soon after. Port came back with two ___goals but then Oshawa came back again with two quick goals. It was tied 3-3 for a long while then Port scored again and then started to run into penalties giving Oshawa many chances to tie it up which they did. With three seconds to go Port scored making the final score 5-4. Scoring for Port were Rhonda White with 3 goals, Bonnie Bridge and Michelle Andrews 1 goal a piece while Michelle Andrews also had 2 assists, with Daphne Butt and Cindy Barton each with one assist. Broncos lose to Uxbridge by Danny Millar Port Perry Ball Motor Midget B Broncos have join- ed the Bantam B team as the most moribound hockey team in Port Perry. Each team has won only once and the Broncs most recent loss was a 6-2 setback at the hands of Uxbridge on Wednesday, 7 Doug Jones led the visitors with two goals during a four goal, third period outburst that buried the Broncos. Going. .into.. the..final 15 - minutes, the teams were deadlocked at 2-2. Mike Campbell set up Mike Horne in front of the net 34 seconds into the period - to start the route. Campbell was behind the Bronco's goal when he found his linemate unmolested in front of goalie Peter Christie, who had a tough third period. Up front, the Jones broth- ers, Alan and Russell, and Grant Vizely have been one reason for Coach Bill Bridge to smile. Shawn Bryan has also shown well in spurts. It was Bryan who scored Port's first goal, on a deke 4:20 into the first period and it marked the only-time Port Perry held a scoreboard Ken Elliott counted the assist. Jones and Vizely worked a 'a ERAT RAD - follows: CRY SEIN AR EY by Mrs. Norma Adams It sure is cold. Hope everyone is getting their cars started in this weather. At church on Sunday the birthday box contributors were Emily Smith and Mr. Ivan Barrett. The annual Board of Finance will be on Wednes- day, January 28th at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker in Seagrave. The official Board Meeting is Thursday, January 29 at 8 p.m. at the Greenbank Church. The regular meeting of the Seagrave U.C.W. was held January 7 at the home of Mrs. McNeil. There were ten ladies present. The election of officers are as President-Mrs. Fern Tobin; Vice-President- Mrs. Margaret Hunter; Treasurer-Mrs. Gertie Wanamaker; Secretary- Mrs. Shirley Barr. The various committees remain the same with the exception of the card committee which will be Mrs. McNeil and Mrs. Vener. The project for the up- coming year is payment for the Formosan student, the perfect give and go in the second period to get the other marker. It was a three on one rush that culminated with Jones' shot going in off the goalkeeper's pads. After that it was all down- hill for the team performing in front of the home crowd. Mike Van Veghel, Campbell and Jones retaliated with third period tallies to gain the win. aly [3 . Av PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 14, 1981 -- 19 Seagrave and area news aprons will be forfeited. The first fund raising will be a St. Patrick's Day variety supper. The U.C.W. will be arrang- ing for the lunch for the annual congregational meet- ing at the church. A reminder of the World Day of Prayer in March to all the ladies. As this is International year of the Handicapped, the Good Neighbours group will have as their guest, Sharon Walmsley from the Oshawa and District Council for the Mentally Retarded. Meeting will be held at the home of Marilyn; Beacock on Monday, January 19 at 8 p.m. All ladies are welcome to attend. The Seagrave-Greenbank Mothers Auxiliary are having a meeting on Thurs- day, January 22, 8 p.m. at the home of Eleanor Stur- man. Wayne and Janice Addi- son, Laurence, Anne, Chris and Tina Carr, Bud, Jean, Paul and Scott Wylie all spent the weekend in King- ston. Wayne, Laurence and Bud all play in the Sanctional Oldtimers League for the Oakwood Old Oaks. There was a tournament in Am- herstview, near Kingston. The Oakwood Old Oaks were "victorious "and received a large trophy to add to their collection. I hear a couple of our local fellows have been racing ski-doos. Apparently, Laur- ence Carr defeated Roger Fish, and so remains un- defeated by another ski-doo. Possibly he could try racing against a real snowmobile, s TX (57 7a a al Wa irapd INS CIRAARON OR SLM EF By Pr) bois Aid os RAP i pry lerdtatgh'd like a Yamaha! Don and I had a busy weekend, my brother, Russ Davis from London and son Todd, from Mississauga arrived Friday night. Satur- day Murray and Vivian Rodd from Utica: were here for dinner, then Saturday night Don's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adams from Belle- ville arrived to spend a couple of days. We all enjoyed a nice visit and a friendly game of cards. Even though Big Bertha travelled home with a full can we hope she will lose it the next time. The Mariposa Oldtimers Hockey team won their game Sunday night 6-5 against the Oakwood Oldtimers. Thanks to Hans Buscher, for playing goalie. We hope the bruises heal faster this time. Call Diane Puckrin at 985- 2489 with your news items next week. "If you tell the truth you don't have to remember any- thing." Mark Twain. Novice (From page 16) visitors beat Ryan LaRocca once more, before Jeff Mills put the game on ice with 31 seconds 'remaining on the clock.~ Danny Maw was avenrded the assist. This victory gives the Pearce Auctioneers an impressive 12 wins, 1 tie and 2 loss record in Lakeshore League play this season with- just one league game remaining. This game will be played on Friday when Bowmanville comes to town. Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. JAN. 15th to 17th qi sale: Is ELEGANCE BEDDING "SETS 3 DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM IN EACH SIZE ~ SETS INCLUDE FLAT SHEET, FITTED SHEET PLUS PILLOW CASES TWIN SIZE $19.37 me 24.7 33 we $33. DELUXE 5 PC. BATH MAT SET CHOOSE FROM RUST. BROWN. GOLD. BLUE. GREEN REG. 525.5% BLANKET SOLID WHITE WITH ROSE DESIGN BINDING * 59,88 PILLOW FOAM CHIP FILLED $2 77 [J BATH TOWEL LACE DESIGN IN SOLID COLOURS -- 22 x44" = $3.9. 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