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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 27,1974 Bantams eliminated in OHMA semi-finals Bantams Lose In Overtime Port Perry Bantams were climmated in OMHA Semi Finals by Sundridge in fast hard fought game by a 7 - 5 score after 10 minutes of overtime. For most of the game, Port Perry carried .the play to Sundridge and had more good scoring chances but. Sundridge's goaler managed to keep the puck out of the net and forced the game into over- time by holding of the Port Perry team in the last few minutes of the thrid period with the game tied 4 - 4. Port Perry opened up a 2 - 0 lead in the first period on goals from Colin Wackett assisted by Rob Evans and Phil Cochrane and Rob Evans from Phil Cochrane. Sundridge tied it up 2 - 2 in the second period. Stu Cochrane put Port Perry ahead 3 2 on a beautiful breakway play pulling the goal and slipping the puck behind him. Larry Elson and Phil Cochrane started the play. Sundridge tied the game 3 - 3 with one second left in the second period. Sundridge went ahead 4 - 3 in the third period. Colin Wackett scored a short handed goal to tie the game 4 - 4 and the game went into overtime. Sundridge scored first in overtime only to have Port Perry's Rob Evans tie the game 5 - 5 assisted by Phil Cochrane and Colin Wac- kett. Sundridge went ahead to stay on 2 more goals at the 5 and 6 mi. mark to*win the game 7 - 5. Charly Durward played well in this game and in fact in this series making several key saves keeping " Port in the game at times. The team failed to contain Sundridge's No. 11 Robbie Rick who was parked in front and around the goal. He alone scored 5 goals in the last game. The Port Perry team can be proud of themselves in that they reached the All Ontario Semi finals and gave Sundridge their first loss of the season and a quite a score in the series. Port Perry will next play in the Toyotal tournament in Agincourt on Saturday, March 30 at 9:15 again Saturday afternoon at 4:30 and again Sunday if they keep going in the Champion- ship series. House League Midgets Emmerson {; Zering 1. Mike Adams had a pair of goals for Emmerson and singles went to McQuade and Harris. Scoring for Zering was Allan Faux with two goals and Blange and Kane with singles. Haines 5: Peels 5. Rob VanCamp scored three times for Peels and Tran scored twice. Randy Knight counted four times for Haines and Tim Ashbridge got one. House League news Novice In the first game of the play-ofs, Gulf downed the U.A.W. by a 4 - 2 margin. Russ Jones and Steve Lee both got a pair for Gulf. Rob Burnett and Jamie Lane scored for UAW. In the other game, Emiels walked over Kinsmen by a 5 1 defeat. Chris Martens and Mark Goreski both got a pair while Paul Goreski got the other for Emiel's. Jeff Johnson did the lone scoring for the purple people. March 23rd Emiel's came back to win after the Kinsmen's Jerry Jackman had scored with only 25 seconds to play with 6 - 1. Chris Martens had a big game with 5 goals and Stan Glass got the other Gulf came back after being down 5 - 2 to win 6 - 5 over U.A.W. Steve Lee and Russ Jones both picked up hat tricks for Gulf while Jamie Lane got a hat trick and Rob Burnett getting a pair for UAW. Atom Lake Scugog Lumber and Keith Real Estate battled to a 1 - 1 draw. Mike Farrel counted for the Lakers and Shawn O'Donnel counted for Keith. The Lions Club came back from losing last week to down White Feather Farms 3 - 0. Kevin Ling got a pair for the Lions while Neil Williams got the other. Bruce Arculus got the shut - out. | Skat-A-Thon to be held in aid of Perry Winkle Fund The Port Perry Figure Skating Club has greganized in aid of the Perry Winkle Fund, an Annual Skate- A-Thon to be held this year on Tuesday, 'April 9th from 4 to 8 pm. for all its members. Skating club members will be looking for sponsors, and it is hoped that everyone will be gene- rous. All monies raised will #o to support the Perry Winkle Fund. The winner or winners will receive a trophy donated by Mr. Howard Hall who is one of the administrators of the fund. The Perry Winkle Club was first set up six years Lago to provide aid to prom- ising skaters from the Port Perry Figure Skating Club: and was so named after a particular skating manou- vre by Anna Forder and Richard Stevens, 1969 Cana- dian Pairs Champions. Over the past six years assistance has been given to a number of skaters whom the administrating commit- Toyota dealers sponsor Minor tournament Six hundred boys and their families are prepar- ing for the second annual minor hockey tournament for teams sponsored by Toyota dealers in Ontario. The event, to be held March 30th and 31st, will be in the Agincourt Arena in north- cast Metro Toronto. Sanctioned by the Metro Toronto Hockey League, 29 teams comprising Pee Wees, Midgets and Bantam Divisions are entered from more than a dozen Ontario communities. The Port Perry area will be represented by Kingvar Toyota's team in the Ban- tam division and the Port Perry Midgets, sponsored by Newmarket Toyota. Other teams in the battle "for championship cups and consolation coming trophies are from Metro < Grant Menzies 1970 PONTIAC MOTORS LIMITED 1250 Dundas Street Fast : Whitby - 668-6843 Dial Direct 985-3021 Ralph Fairman 1967 VOLVO PARISIENNE, 2 door hardtop, 350 V-8, automatic, p.s., p.b., radio, Finished in autumn gold with contrasting beige interior, dark brown vinyl A car just right for the whitewalls, wheel discs. roof. whole family, FBC 556. 1969 NOVA speed, radio. black interior. FBA 1737. SS 396 CU. IN. V-8, 4 speed, radio, bucket seats, mag wheels, Silver grey with black vinyl interior. A hard to find car, just waiting for you. AFF 578. 1968 CHEV. 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For economy on the road and easy on the budget try this one. EAM 089. RUNABOUT, 4 cylinder, Rear window Toronto, Peterborough, Lindsay, Belleville, Hamil- ton, Stoney Creek, Guelph, Chatham, London, Sarnia, Waterloo, Owen Sound, and Timmins. Because of the over- whelming - enthusiasm shown by sponsoring Dealers and parents, the tournament will soon be expanded to a national playoff, says Narufum Yano, president of Canadian Motor Industries, distribu- tee felt should be assisted in some way. By making this Skate- A-Thon an annual event, the club hopes to better assist the many fine skaters now in the club. Your generosity in sponsoring any of the skaters will be greatly ap-. preciated by them and to those who may benifit bene- fit. from the fund in the future. Individuals or organ- izations wishing to donate can do so by contacting Howard Hall. NEED MUSIC? for a WEDDING \ DANCE 4] PARTY etc. = call 985-3089 (after 6 p.m.) Peter's Platters Vig 1 tor of Toyota vehicles in OW JURGET EVERY TIME ». Canada. REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM Tenders for Annual Supplies & Services Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 2:00 p.m., April 10, 1974 for the supply of the following services and materials: A. SERVICES 1. Contract 74-2 Gravel Crushing Crushing, Stockpiling and-or Delivering approximately 63,500 cubic yards of gravel and sand from various pits. 2. Supply and Application of approximately 89,300 gallons of Road Prime. : 3. Supply and Application of Bituminous and Cover Material (Surface Treating) 4! Erection of Fence Erection of approximately 6,000 rods of fence in various locations. 5. Supply and Placing of Sod Supply and Placing of approximately 6,000 square yards of sod in various locations. 6. Supply and Planting of Trees Supply and Planting of trees in various locations. B. MATERIALS Prices quoted for materials are to include delivery to any point within. the Region. Where applicable both Federal and Provin- cial Sales Tax must be included. 7. Bituminous Emulsions and Patching Mater- ials, Prime, Cut Back Asphalts. 8. Calcium Chloride - Bulk and Bag, Liquid and Flake. 9. Chemicals used for Weed and Brush control and Soil Sterilant. 10. Grader Blades. 11. Snow Plow Blades, various sizes. 12. Snow Fence - approximately 15,000 feet. 13. Highway Sign Blanks - various types and quantities. 14. Fencing Materials - approximately 6,000 rods of Farm Fencing materials. 15. Cedar Fence Posts, peeled and unpeeled. 16. Corrugated Steel Pipe Culverts. 17. Wooden Survey Stakes 1" x 2" x 2', 1" x 2" x5, 127 x2" x1', 18. Steel Sign Posts (MTC Post A) - 10', 12' and 14' lengths. Regional Tender Forms must be used for Part 'A' - Items 1 through 6 and for Part 'B' - Items 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17. Tenders for Items 7, 9, 12, 18 of Part 'B' must be submitted on supplier's own station- ery. All tenders must be clearly marked as to contents 'on the outside of the envelope and cach tender for each item must be in a separate envelope. Tender Forms and Tender Envelopes may be secured from the office of the undersigned. Lowest or any tender not necessarily-accepted. Mr. D. Thurgarland, Purchasing Manager, Region of Durham, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. EE Dn: AI Ee -_" ul