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Hockey House League Plantohold hat trick, Scott Nelson gett- 1 00- mile (continued for L.S.L. Swamp Garage's goal was scored by DeHaas. PEE WEE HOUSE . LEAGUE GLEN VALLIE SOD 5 FRANK REAL ESTATE 2 Bruce Young led the way for Glen Vallie with three goals, Cook and Arculus had the others. Card and Frank. Systma had. the goals for WES LANE 2 DALE BOLTON 1 Simon Brierly had both - |goals for Wes. Lane. Van Camp replied for Dale Bolton. MIDGET HOUSE LEAGUE WAGGS TEXACOS5 CONSUMERS GAS 1 In the first game Waggs Texaco handled Consumers Gas very easy with a score of 5-1. ' Randy Knight getting a ing 1 and Will McQuade getting 1. Picking up assists were Jay Neil with 2, Wayne Taylor, Ted Willis and Paul Beare each with 1, Scoring the lone goal for Consumers was lan Ash- bridge from Kevin Knight. CARL THE BUTCHER 6 CLUB ANNRENES In the second game Carl the Butcher made mince- meat out of Club Annrene with a score of 6-5. Scoring: for Carl's. was Lefort getting 2 goals and 2 assists, Pete Lane getting 3 - goals and 1 assist, Keith Barr pulling in 1-goal and 2 assists. Scoring for Club Ann- rene was Bill Blow getting 2 goals and 1 assist, Jeff Lyon "getting 2 goals and 2 assists, Stephen Geer each getting 1 goal and 2 assists and Jim Clement getting 1 goal and Dave Chambers getting an assist, FLAMINGO JR. C STANDINGS Win....Lost....Ties....Points COBOURG 20 4 3 43 LINDSAY <7 9 3 37 'PORT PERRY 11 11° 8 30 STOUFFVILLE 12 10 4 28 BOWMANVILLE 12° 14 1 25 FRANKFORD 8 15 2 18 PORTHOPE 3 20 5 11 TOP 10 SCORERS i Goals .Assists Point RANDY FIFE © 40 38 78 MARTY CARNAGHAN 34 24 58 CARLO CAMAZZOLO 25 28 53 DEAN MORGAN 17 31 48 JERRY OLIVER 18 24 42 TERRY LOUIS 14 28 42 BOB MARQUIS 11 26 37 BILL NEWTON 13 21 34 Snowarama (continued Plans were discussed for Snowarama - a 100 mile snowmobile ride held in the support of the Ontario - Society of Crippled Children. ., Snowarama. is run in the same way as a walkathon, with members getting pled- ges for the miles they ride. Pledge sheets may be obtain- ed from Eric Donnelly or . Jean Short. The Port Perry Snowmobile Club has decid- ed to give a trophy to the member of our club who brings in the most money in pledges. The Central Ontario Regional Snowmobile Assoc- iation is holding a games day at the Latcham Centre and dock area on Saturday, Jan. 31st. Club members are in- vited to ride in for breakfast from 8:00 to 10:00 in the morning. Events for the day begin approximately at 11:00 a.m. and are only open to people who are members of snowmobile clubs belonging to C.O.RS.A., which in- cludes all members of Port Perry Snowmobile Club. A barrel race, obstacle course, potatoe race, bathtub race and tug of war are some of the activities to look forward to. Babysitting service will be provided by the Girl Guides in the Latcham Centre throughout the day. Games day ends with a dance at Club Annrene, which is open to the public. Now that the snow situa- tion has improved, regular trail rides will begin Sunday afternoons, 1:00 p.m. sharp, from the bay north of the dock. Payments Too High Need Extra Cash Too Many Payments g@ WE UNDERSTAND -- WE CAN HELP YOU If you own a home, farm or property in City, Town or Country, old or new, paid for or not, our low payment Mortgage Plan is probably your answer. 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Brians pulled their goalie late in the third trying to close the gap but their efforts failed as Murray Down scor- ed on the open net to end the game at 3-0. UTICA AUTO BODY 2 K.R. COULTER 0 Utica came out flying in the first two periods keeping play in Coulters end most of the time. Coulters slowed them down in the third mak- ing it end to end action. Coulters goalie kept them in the game picking up some excellent saves. With just seven seconds ° «into the first period Utica took the lead when Mike Mitchell slapped in past _Coulters goalie from Ron Redman and Keith Ellicott. The rest of the period was scoreless. Then at 10:10 of the second period Don Card got the final goal from Brian Reader. Dennis Symes pick- ed up the shutout. CAWKERS BUTCHERS 5 " SMITS CYCLE & SPORTS 2 Cawkers were the under- dogs as they fell behind 2-0 at the end of the first period then came back with five unanswered goals. Robert Evans was the big gun for Cawkers picking up 4 goals and one assist. Smits scored the first two goals in the game in the first period. The first at 9:30 by Steve Hillier Thompson and Carl Mario. The second at 10:40 by Pat Thompson unassisted. Cawk- "ers got the next five goals, two in the second and three in the third period. Rob Evans scored at 1:27 from Bruce Woodrow and Mike McQuade. Evans scored from Pat. {1 Broomball activities at Arena | again at 5:50 from Bruce Woodrow. Evans got his hat trick at 7:30 of the third from Don Phinney. Smits pulled their goalie and Bruce Wood- row scored on an empty net from Don Phinney and Rob Evans. 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