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#1 i) aus BE SNES ba! "de 14-- PORT PERRY, STAR -- Wed., March 18, 198), CARITAS } vy nS SRLS Ww CAAT Re Bi ASAE (RE arab BRS ALE PAA Ph fo LEN os ERATE 3 FEAR he Pee Wee B's skate to two easy wins over Woodbridge team by Paul Van Camp On Wednesday, March 11 Port Perry George Stone Realtors hosted the PeeWee 'B' team from Woodbridge and skated to a fine 8-2 victory. The Port squad played what could be called their finest game of the season with everyone playing to the best of their ability. The first period was a fast and exciting one with both teams getting many chances and a feeling that the first goal would start the scoring trend. Finally, Karl Durham put the puck in the Woodbridge net to start it off. Jim Abraham and Chris Cook- man set up the play for the first goal. Port struck again early in the second when Willie Edwards won a face- off in the Woodbridge end and he got it back to Doug Dusty who fired it past the screened Goaltender. Woodbridge struck back right away and this cooled Port down only for a second as Jim Abraham made it 3-1 just seconds after the last goal. Ron Brown and Karl G.M. announces 100 new jobs One hundred new jobs will be added to the General Motors Fabrication Plant in Oshawa before August, plant manager Hugh Holland said last week. The 100 new employees are required as the Fabrication Plant is expanded to acco- modate the manufacture of "J" car plastic, steel and sheet metal components, and new reaction injection moulding operations (RIM). To adapt to the necessary changes in thie Fabrication Plant, a phase-out of the radio manufacture will be completed by June. The employees in the Radio Department will be absorbed within the Fabri- cation Plant, particularly TRENTWAY TOURS EASTER WEEKEND WASHINGTON D.C. 4 DAYS (Evening Departure Night Travel) DEPART APRIL 16 NEW YORK CITY 4 DAYS {Evening Departure Night Travel) DEPART APRIL 16 COUNTRY MUSIC AT 1:S BEST NASHVILLE 4 DAYS (Evening Departure Night Travel) DEPART APRIL 6 I ---------------- -- NASHVILLE 5DAYS (Morning Departure No Night Travel DEPART APRIL 16 TOLEDO SHOPPING SPREE (including Westgate Dinner heatre) DEPART APRIL 24 & JUNES HOLLAND MICHIGAN TULIP TIME 4 DAYS DEPART MAY 11 & 14 ROCHESTER LILAC FESTIVAL 3DAYS DEPART MAY 15, 22 POCONOS 4 DAYS DEPART MAY 11, JUNE 22 KENTUCKY TENNESSEE (Including Grand Ole Opry) 7 DAYS DEPART MAY 4, JUNE 22 FINGER LAKES 4 DAYS DEPART JUNE 15 OZARK MOUNTAINS 7DAYS DEPART MAY 11 & JUNE 22 For Details Contact: NONQUON .. TRAVEL | 985-2336 within the plastics and RIM facilities. "The change allows us to not only increase our employment but also to enhance Canada's balance of trade position with the rest of the world," Mr. Holland said. '"The new RIM process has great future potential and has been in the planning stages for 18 months. We acquired the new work by finding a way to perform it within existing floor space, obtained partially by termi- ~nating-radio-production in Oshawa. ~ "In spite of the excellent job our radio department people have done, we must now look to new products with broader future growth potential," he said. Durham did the corner work for the goal. Karl Durham then scored his second of the night that same shift with both Jim Abraham and Ron Brown picking up assists. Mike' Johnson then fired another Realtor goal on a neat give and go play with Boyd Vanderheul. Before the second period ended Ron Brown stole the puck from a Woodbridge 'Hefenceman and scored his first of two on the night to make the score 6-1 after the second frame. Rob Brown then started the third period off after he chased a clearing shot by Bob Goble down the ice and scored with a nice wrist shot to the corner. To finish the Port scoring, Boyd Vanderheul and Mike Johnson again teamed up and they set up linemate Blair Phillips for another Port goal. Port goalie Kevin Cearns played a super game in the nets for Port. The second game of the series was a very one-sided game as Port took control of the game right from the start. Willie Edwards started the scoring out the first shift on the ice, Mike Gibson and Bob Goble picked up assists on the play. Ron Brown then picked up his first of three goals on the night. Bob Goble picked up his second of three assists also on that play. Karl Durham then notched the third Realtor goal with Jim Abraham and Ron Brown doing the initial work. That made the score 3-0 after the first period. The PLAT TAT ATL GICI6I0 ToT] 2525252525252525¢52545d5h IC3CICICICIGIGIEISIGD ; 65 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 | D.THAPAR DENTURE THERAPIST 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 TaTo TTY 36I6ICIACIACIACICAC 163 Simcoe St. S., 2 Oshawa 579-8752 ) RGR5252525252525250525¢ Ln ru 525252 505252525252525 2525252525250 5252525252 52 52525252525252525252525252525¢] I'm your local Alcan Authorized Dealer. Call me for a free quote on installing Alcan aluminum siding. THINKING OUTSIDE HOME IMPROVEMENTS To protect and beautify your home have siding installed before spring flowers arrive. CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM 985-3747 gamie was a very lazy affair with neither team really working hard. Port however worked hard enough to win. The second period was an up and down the ice one until Ron Brown opened it up with line-mates Karl Durham and Jim Abraham gaining assists. Then Willie Edwards deflected in a Brian Dean wrist shot after Bob Goble fed him the puck. Boyd Vanderheul soon scored on a defensive mistake as he knocked in a loose puck. Doug Dusty and Blair Phillips got the assists on the play. This rounded out the scoring for the second frame and Port skated off for a rest with a six goal lead. The third period was an uneventful one, when there was only about ten shots on net. The only one to count for anything was Ron Brown on a neat three way passing play with Jim Abraham and Karl Durham. That rounded out the scoring for the game and Port finished the game with a 7-0 victory also earning Port Goalie Kevin Cearns his second shut-out of the playoffs. The next game of . the series is Tuesday night in Woodbridge and again Saturday night there. This is going to be the tester as the .. Port players will not be used to the smaller arena. The next home game is unknown at this time but it will be available by next week. However, we do play in Woodbridge on Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. SEWING. 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