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» FA THA ¥ } The eleventh annual George Stone Real Estate bonspiel was held last Saturday at the Port Perry Curling Club although the competition was reported as keen, the Don Beaton rink came up winners. Pictured here receiving the trophy from [right] George Stone is Don Beaton and vice Terry Howsam. In front are, [left] Steve Carnegie, lead and Mark Howsam, second. Petites split pair of recent playoff matches by Paul Pelow The girls continue to Over the past weekend improve every game out. On Bruton's I.D.A. Petites play- Sat. Mar. 13 at home they ed two playoff games, defeated Oshawa "A 10t00. winning one and losing one. The game was the best game SEAGRAVE - BOYS MINOR BASEBALL PEE WEE Ages 11,12 & 13 INTERESTED? GALL: BERT HUTCHEON ......... 985-2397 KEITH PUCKRIN .......... 985-2489 Soccer Registration SCUGOG YOUTH HOUSE LEAGUE * For all children ages 5 to 16 years * April 3 & 4, 1982 - Port Perry Scout Hall *10A.M.t0 6 P.M. *Register early & save *Fees - $20.00 per child/ $35.00 Family After April 15th - $25.00 per child/ $40.00 per family. *Also: SPORTING GOODS EXHIBIT land of Port Perry & SOCCER SHOE EXCHANGE AVAILABLE! For Further Information Call: BRIAN MARK, PRESIDENT - 985-8368 these girls have played all season. All three lines shared in the scoring with Val White scoring 3, Jenny Blanchard 3, Kelly Calloway 2, Michelle Beare 1 and Kerri Allen with her first goal of the season. Assists went to Melissa' Moehring 2, Michelle 2, Jessica Fluke 1, Val 1, Kerri 1, and Jenny '1. The defense of Kim Loudfoot Nicky Beate; Denise Wilson and Jessica helped Jen Pelow te get the shutout by thwarting Oshawa time and - again with their checking. On Sun. Mar. 14, the girls gave it their best shot but were defeated by Whitby 8 to 4. The girls again displayed their fine play but were defeated by the number one team in the league. Scoring again. was shared by all three lines as Michelle, Kerri, Kelly, and Kim each scored. Val and Jenny pick- ed up assists. Jen played a steady game in goal although Port was outshot by a fair margin. Special mention must be made of the hard work in both games by Misty Andrews, Heather Lawrence and Karyn Biffin although they didn't get on the score sheet. Next home game for these girls will be Sat. Mar. 20 5:30p.m. Come out and support our Port Perry Ringette Assoc. teams. ' Ll * oR ECR po x 5 N ry . ' x" ry { "Is 3 3 : ( Bn At * Pe SSE ES aaa Si CF A DLR ZG PENAL alpine PEA VARESE: KF EARN AE TW ALE VIS liad miiiidns Lidlin Cen - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 17, 1962 -- 13 Legion Pee Wees win quarter finals The Port Perry Legion Pee Wees defeated Picton on Friday and Sunday to take "the Quarter Finals. The first goal was scored at 8.57 of the first period on Friday night by Bob Goble assisted by John Harman and Dave Culbert. Picton came back quickly with 2 goals but John Lally tied it up with a goal from Andrew Steele and Dave Burnett, before the end of the first period. John Lally scored again late in the second period from Warren Geer and Dave Culbert. Less than a minute later Dave Burnett gave Port a 2 goal lead from Bob Goble and Brad Menzies. The winning goal was scored by John Harman from Brad Menzies and Steve Durham in the third period. Picton came back with 2 more goals, the final score being 5-4 for Port Perry. 5-2 Final Sunday we travelled to Picton again for the final game. Port came out strong with 2 goals before the end of the first period. Brad Bem TROPHIES ENGRAVING IDO-NO's| Ly CRAFT & HOBBY 178 QUEEN STREET - 985-2839. a -- EL wat Menzies scored from John Harman and Steve Durham and Dave Culbert scored from Warren Geer and Dave Burnett. In the second period Rob Baker. scored from John Lally and Bob Goble. Picton came back with 2 goals leaving the score 3-2 at the end of the second period. Late in the third period Dave Culbert scored from John Lally and Dave Burnett, and Rob Baker put one in the open net from Scott Feasbhy with only 11 seconds left in the game making the score 52. Kevin Cearns played 2 out- standing games in net for Port Perry. The boys had to play strong hockey to beat this team from Picton but after losing the first and third games they came back to win the series. Come out and support these boys as they start the semi-finals later this week. I IE DEEGAN Denture Thera y Clinic BY APPOINTMENTONLY! Tuesday & Thursday Evenings - 6:30 P.M. & Saturdays. PLEASE CALL: 985-2916 =| 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY : -- OPEN -- : H RLU TTT ET PRINCE ALBERT AUTO CENTRE Complete Body & Paint Services 585 KING ST., PRINCEALBERT 985-3311 221 VALLEYRD., AJAX (416)683-2939 -: ) tanning tamps. harbour. 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