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\ Sait STI -- «NT . ~ A a { 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 11, 1974 PeeWees show impressive form win three consecutive games - Tuesday, December 3, the Legion Pee Wee's travelled to the Don Beer Arena and blanked the home side 3 to 0, extending their winning streak in league play to 3 straight. This was the second suc- cessive shut-out for the goal- tending duo of Myers-Frans- sen. Durward again preser- ved the shut-out as he did in the previous game by clear- ing a puck that had gotten by the goaltender and except for his alert play would probably have resulted in a goal. This was a solid team effort with Durward setting the pace from the opening whistle with aggressive checking and puck control. Most of the boys followed his lead and kept the West Rouge attack bottled up for most of the mght. 'I'ne line of Brown, Burnett and Potts continues to dominate when they are on the ice. The improved play of Menzies on the right side of one line and the leadership of Durward at centre on the other line have been big plus factors in the teams recent © string of victories. Friday, December 6, the Legionaires hosted Union- ville in an exhibition game. Port came out the victors by a close 4 to 3 score. Brown ° who played a strong game throughout notched the win- ner with just two seconds left in the game. Both teams missed several scoring opportunities and with a little hunting luck, the score could have been much higher. This was the Legion- aires fourth straight victory. Snowmobile Club has 62 new members for a total of 144 On Sunday December 8th, the Port Perry Snowmobile Club held their monthly- meeting. A large turnout was there, approximately 80 members. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. A Christmas party for the children will be held on December 15th at 1:30 at the Scout Hall. Also, on Sunday December 15th at 7 o'clock, Larry Henderson will be present at the scout hall with a man to measure up for the Club Jackets. Delivery will be in six to eight weeks. The first weekend in Haliburton has an opening for one couple in the cottage at Oakview. However, there are still openings for our second weekend -at Nor'Lock Lodge on March 21st at Dwight. The treasurers report was then read and adopted. Our races are planned for Feb- ruary 23rd at Port Perry Fair Grounds. This year super. stock, and modified are cash prizes. We are also having a number of races for LYNX II 340 cc Twin x CHRYSLER dodge Trucks SALES/SERVICE Hwy. 47, Uxbridge trophies along with two new ones juniors and also, "The Old Mans Race". This is open to anyone over 45. The trails are coming along fine, but we do need more volunteers for cutting brush. They work on Satur- day and Sunday. Remember these are your trails and you are the ones that are going to benefit from them. Also, we need volunteers to take out trail rides. The rides will be on every Saturday night and Sunday afternoon starting January 4th. Providing, There is snow. Please contact your trail commit- tee, they need your help. We now have 144 mem- bers, 62 of these are new members. The next meeting will be held on January 12th at 7:30. The meeting was then ad- journed and refreshments served. We would like to wish all our members a Merry Christmas and happy snow- mobiling in the New Year. Mary Payne Prestige Machines at Popular Prices! ARCTIC CATS -- LYNX II See them today at: ~~ DEAN WATSON AUTO SALES LIMITED 852-6332 Featuring Arctic Cats superb riding and handling. Coach Potts now has his team playing with confid- ence, team spirit is great, the boys are passing the puck well and playing as a team rather than individ- uals. Port Hope comes to town Friday, December 13th and the following Friday, we go to Uxbridge. The best we could do against these clubs in our first meeting was a tie against Port Hope, getting only one point out of a possible four. You can bet the way this club is playing now, it will be a different story on the 13th and 20th. Local bantams split games NEWCASTLE 6 - PORT PERRY 2 The Canadian Tire boys played a tight, close check- ing game for two periods and were tied 2-2. In the third period, Newcastle scored 4 goals in three and a half minutes to hand the CTC's their 3rd loss of .the year. Penalties were 'costly as Newcastle scoréd 4 goals on the powerplay. Scoring for Port Perry was Robert Baird and Bryan Myers. PORT PERRY 3 - STOUFFVILLE 0 On Thur., December 5, in Stouffville, the CTC's came up with their best defensive effort of the year, shutting out Stouffville 3-0. Jim Treen in net played an excellent game coming up with some timely saves when they were needed. The boys played solid two way hockey keeping Stouff- ville from mounting any serious threats for very long. The goal scoring was sup- plied by Jay Adam, Steven Geer and Rick Hope. f) RESERV ALIAY 4% sd defence. PRS TREES LH, PAUL HADDEN Paul played his minor in Sunder- land. He is playing his second year' for the Port Perry Flamingo's. Paul had an.outstanding year on _' PASTRIESID. | . STEVE CRAIG Steve played his minor hockey in Markham and one year Junior B with Orillia. He is living at R.R. 3, Port Perry. Steve is back with the Flamingo's for~his second year. House League Hockey MIDGET Carl the Butcher 4 - Grieves Gulf 10 Gulf ran away with the game scoring 5 goals in the first period. Robt. Kroonen- berg scored 4 goals with Paul Beare scoring half as many. Gulf singles going to Ritchie Lefort, Keith Barr, Jeff Blonge and Richard Goris. Carls scorers were Mike McQuade and Jerry Percy both with doubles. Consumers Gas 1 - Wagg Bros. Texaco 2 Doug Culbert played a strong game in the Consum- ers net, holding Waggs to but two goals. Ted Willis, Ron Espie, Larry Page, Jeff. Lyon all scored singly for Consumers win. Scott Will- iams and Tim Ashbridge scored in a losing effort. . PEE WEE In a close but high scoring game, Wes Lane defeated Glen Vallie Sod 6-5. Ausman scored three for Wes Lane with Healy scoring two and Carriere scored one. Farrell scored two for Glen Vallie with Shaw, Rahme and Jef- frey scored singles. Bolton Construction down- THINK SNOW ALLIS CHALMERS rugged, dependable 8 H.P. two stage Snow Throwers. Free Chains and early order dis- count Easy financing available. TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT "BLACKSTOCK, ONT. 986-4283 ed Frank Real Estate 7-2. S. Johnson and P. Johnson each scored a pair for Bolton with Griffen, Hepparel and Coch- rane scoring singles. Kroon-. enburg scored both goals for Frank. BANTAM Emmerson Insurance downed Ballard Lumber 3-1. Hunter scored two goals for Emmerson with Bower scor- ing a single. Shaw scored the only 'goal for Ballard. Peels Chix and Cochrane's Trotters battled to a 3-3 tie. Fedyk scored twice for the Trotters with Bullock scor- ing a single. Greg and Gord Carriere plus Alexander- combined for the three Peels goals. NOVICE ..Emiel's Place edged out Scugog Realty 2-1. Scoring for Emiel"s were Clodd assisted by Lee and McKee assisted By Clodd. Scoring in 5 seconds. as you cut. round type chain. © Super power -- cuts a 6" log ® Superlightweight -- Easy and fun to use. © Super capacity -- Big 12" bar cuts logs up to 2 feet thick. © Super Dependability. Oils its own bar and chain automatically for Scugog was Van Haarlem assisted by Pratt. Kinsmen Club were down- ed by Tran's General Store 3-0. Scoring for Tran's were Lee with two unassisted and Dempsay assisted by Fowler. Lake Scugog Lumber Kings defeated Lions Club 5-3. Scoring for Lake Scugog were Bright with 2, Long, Vizely and Brierley with one each. Assists going to Brier- ley and Long with two and Bright and Vizely with one each. 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