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] 3 i i 8 | 3 he Cee cae pia RAN WR oh 2 ENTRAR UA Be pts Sn Re RR NE Fey] dirk Scugog non contact scores J&D Carpentry with another solid effort de- feated Galley 3-2. J&D Carpentry is now tied for first in the league standings. J&D started things off in the first at the 12:20 mark when Bryan Horton scored from Dennis Sims and Jim Duncan. Three minutes later Randy Prosser gave J&D a 2-0 lead from Reid Stainton. With five minutes left in the first Wayne Fox scored an unassisted goal to give J&D a 3-0 lead. - In the second the Kingfishers came back with two but it wasn't enough to overcome J&D's 3-0 lead. Rod Jones scored from Dave Mills and Carl Fitz- gerald and Dave Mills getting his 2nd point as he scored from Richie Lefort and Glen How- sam. Goalies for this game were Doug McSween for J&D Carpentry and Barry Johnston for the Galley. Sportsland came up with another team effort to defeat B.J. Donuts 2-0. This was Sports- land's 3rd win in a row and are moving up in standings rapidly. This game also had the save of the year by goalie Pete Namienko who stunned everybody on the Orioles team with his one leg-save-early in the second. Sportsland started things off in the first when Bernie McCaneny scored an unassisted goal. With 4:25 into the second, Ken Smart broke away giving Sportsland their 2nd and final goal. Bernie MaCaneny got his second point of the day as he assisted on Ken Smart's goal. Goalies for this game were Pete Namienko for Sports- land with his third shut- out in three weeks and Bob Strickert who made some great saves for B.J. Crandells Riverboat defeated Compton Cable T.V. 5-3. Crandells started things in the 1st when Grant Menzies scored | from Bruce Cracie and Alf Vanbeek. Compton came back a minute later when Terry Lavereau scored an un- assisted goal that tied the game. With 58 seconds to play in the 1st, Floyd Asselstine put Crandells ahead, assist going to Brian Cullery. The score after the 1st was 2-1 Crandells. Compton started things off in the second when Ron Compton tied things up from Pete Van Weston and Arnold Risebrough. Crandells then scored three quick goals to break the tie. Bruce Smith, Bill Hurst and Brian Callery were the three scorers and Floyd Asselstine, Alf Vanbeek and Brian Callery assisted in the goals. This gave Crandells a 5-2 lead. Compton scored one more by John Robertson and John Kotarba and Brian Curtis assisted. Final score was Cran- dells 5, Compton 3. Goalies for this game was John McMillian for Crandells and Rick Huggins for Compton. Gregorys Mens Wear defeated Rick Larocque Electric 54. Scoring for Gregorys ~ (Turn to page 23) GRAND - ALLL AEA CCEA ACCT EC Pr tC % a OPIN NE OSHAWA DRIVEWAY & CAR CARE SERVICE ® Engine Painting ® Pinstriping ® Complete Interior & Exterior Cleaning © SPECIAL RATES TO CAR DEALERS MALCOLM'S AUTO BODY CENTRE © Custom Painting Body or Oshawa Driveway & Car p Care Service. 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Ringette Week will feature several special games including an ex- hibition match February 13 with members of Township council. Lots of cash at Georgina Derby The south shore of Lake Simcoe will play host to Canada's richest winter fishing derby from February 5th thru until March 5th of this year. The Great Georgina Ice Fishing Derby, sponsored by the Town- ship of Georgina, Molson's Breweries and Evinrude Outboard will have over $20,000 in cash and merchandise up for grabs in this winter event. The grand prize award by draw will be comprised of 16 foot Tempest bowrider, 60 horsepower Evinrude outboard motor and an OMC Fish Tracker Sonar. There will also be a 7.5 horsepower Evinrude outboard offered as a draw prize. Additional cash, merchandise and trophy - prizes. will - be awarded - - - to ice fishermen bring- ing in the largest lake trout, whitefish, perch and herring during the event. Boundaries establish- ed for the event stretch from Cook's Bay in the west to Port Bolster in the east. Entry forms will be | HELPFUL HINTS Children playing with matches are some of the leading causes of fires in the home. Never leave matches and lighters where children can reach them, says the In- dustrial Accident Prevention Association. Far too often this leads to tragedy. NEED PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you! PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Civic Centre, Keswick, available at mosticehut the township. tacting the Economic operatiors, restaurants, Further information Development Dept., Ontario LAP3ES, (416) motels and bait shops in can be obtained by con- Township of Georgina, 476-4301. 0 (pis ON ONTARj 0 1983-1987" Participate Plan to attend our Labour Management Dinner Meeting FEBRUARY 16, 1983, 6:00 p.m., HOLIDAY INN, OSHAWA Mr. F. Schneider, Ontario Hydro, Pickering, will speak on "Ergonomics" sponsored by OSHAWA-AJAX SECTION, CENTRAL ONTARIO DIVISION INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT PREVENTION ASSOCIATION For further information on this and other events please contact Mrs. Phyllis MacGee - (705) 745-5589 LLA.P.A. Annual Conference, April 11, 12 & 13, Royal York Hotel, Toronto 5 * ge NRO ANE Tg = : yy ' "yy ee ' xr "rl od YAN a a FR a Do oe Ci - ST : or rR Pg Te Laan ." Th * NN ge ar Jv Bd ny pT SE a a LAS RP ett Aw AOD WI LN 2 >A) x a - See x "Re? 2 3 WINS RAD oa ha 53 Ad . mt Ea Me - Ny RN ES ry ~ Tach Aad A " Wo A 3 PE