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by Andrea Jones In a home game on Thurs- day night the Port Perry Flamingos defeated 'the first place Bowmanville Red Eagles 4-3. The Eagles led 2-1 at the end of the first period. Durward looked a little. shakey on the Bowmanville goals but Sandy Cameron came storming down the wing and fired the Flaming- os first goal into the top corner. Bowmanville scored early in the second as the defense failed to clear away the rebound. "Jake" Kane sizzled one past the Eagles netminder to close the gap, and Dave Webster tied the score when his shot from deep in the. corner deflected into the net off the goalies arm. The winner was on a beautiful play by Stu Coch- rane who set up Bob Sin- clair perfectly. 'Suspensions seemed to hurt the Eagles more than the Flamingos as Cochrane and Malcolm filled in for the missing Evans and Van- Camp. . The Flamingos hung on to beat Stouffville Clippers 8-7 on Saturday night. Dave Webster had a big night collecting five points on three goals and a pair of assists. The score was tied at the end of the first on goals by John Scott from Christie and Hennessey and Webster from Hennessey and Page. 16-inch auger. JOHN DEERE John Deere Two power models to handle any snow- clearing chore A John Deere Snow Blower makes.snow removal fast and easy. The 7-hp model cuts a 26-inch path. The 8-horsepower, a 32-inch path. Both models have five speeds, plus reverse. And a pressure-activated safety clutch. Two-stage design with See us now for a John Deere ' SALE PRICE 832- *695. 126- *650. UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. 2 miles west of Manchester 985-3042 - rat) BY / . yo . N WETII FR BS IVI RARE IS nd Flamingos in third position The Flamingos led 7-3 at one point but the Clippers kept plugging away closing the gap slowly and finally McRae scored on a power play from Webster and Kane to secure the win. Other point-getters for the Flamingos were Cameron with a goal and two assists; Christie, one goal and one assist; Gord Scott from Webster and Stu Cochrane 3 picked up an assist. The fourth encounter with the Frankford Huskies ended in another tie (5-5). John Scott opened the scor- ing with a neat back-hand goal assisted by Len Thorn- bury but the Huskies who never quit, came right back with two. Webster tucked in Hennessey's shot from the point to tie it and Basil McCrae sent the Flamingos into the lead with a powerful drive from the blue line. Rob Evans added another over the downed Huskie goalie, from Webster and Christie. But mistakes caught up with the Flamingos and Frankfort scored in the last few seconds of the middle period to close the gap. Cameron got the goal back assisted by Kane and John Scott but the Huskies were bound that the Flamingos wouldn't take the extra points. They scored twice in the third period to earn the tie. The Flamingos had no luck at all with their power play opportunities and many shots were of the target. One of the hardest workers out there was Len Thornbury who skated miles, retrieving the pucks that the Huskies kept dumping into the Flamingo zone. Next Friday its Lindsay Muskies in Lindsay and Dec. 19 the Flamingos host Uxbridge. ' STANDINGS IN JR. "C" LEAGUE WLTPTS Bowmanville 16 5 1 33 Port Hope 145 2 30 Port Perry 9 73 21 Stouffville 981 19 Lindsay 9 80 18 Frankford 512 4 14 . Cobourg 6121 13 Uxbridge 3140 6 INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments Ya % FOR 5 YEARS 10 Percent if Interest is paid annually. -- INTEREST -- is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 Queen St. Port Perry Phone 985-7306 ist 237 27.) ar 50.7 . Ak JF arb PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1976 -- 21 The final rock, of the final end, of the final game is all that kept these four PUA A DAPFMERNE, BY SPER BEFR ESS AE Far iis A TE Thai local charmers from curling at the Ontario Winter Games in February. The girls were narrowly defeated in district competitions at Shelburne on Sunday. The score? 8-6. From left are 2nd Alison McNab, Skip Lee Howsam, vice Elaine Elliott, and lead Vicky Fairman. Junior curlers victorious This year the Port Perry Curling Club has registered both Junior Girls and Boys with their respective curling associations (Southern Ontario Ladies Curling Association and the Ontario Curling Association). From approximately 90 avid curl- ers, several rinks have been formed to represent Port Perry in competitions spon- sored by these associations. On Saturday, December 4, a rink composed of Lee Ann Howsam skip, Elaine Elliott - vice; Alison McNab - second, and Vicky Fairman - lead, won the Winter Games Competition for District Q defeating rinks from Sutton and Uxbridge. On Sunday, December 12, four rinks, each representing a district met at Shelbourne to declare a representative for the Ontario Winter Games to be held at North Bay in February, 1977. In the morning the Port Perry Girls defeated Trenton 11-3 in a ten-end game. In the (continued on page 30) ZV 10, bn Wi-9 - CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS For your convience we will be open longer hours for Christmas Shopping. Starting Monday, November 29 through Thursday, December 23, 1976. Friday, December 24 (Christmas.Eve) 9 am. to 6 p.m. MONDAY to FRIDAY 9:00 a.m.. to 9:00 p.m. SATURDAY 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Port Perry Plaza HWY. 7A - PORT PERRY This year, wrap up Christmas early " re. 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