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NL LARLY Rs CER a SERIE ATEL BEES g ALF CLAN aa ---- 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1976 Minor Hockey League NOVICE: Kinsmen 6 - Emiels 0 Todd Somre led the way with a hat trick. Warren Geer had a pair while Brad McNenly had the single. Jim Jackman registered the shutout. Scugog 6 - Sportsland | Paul Cooper had a pair for Scugog while Mcintyre, Johnson, Bower and Norin Scheval all had - singles. Steve Soloman had the only Sportsland marker. ATOM: U.A.W. 3 - Scugog Lumber 0 Trevor Kennedy had a pair while Matt Price had a single. Carl Kroonenberg added 2 assists. Darryl Nickelchuk registered the shutout. Lions 1- Swamp Garage 0 This was the days most exciting game as Ray Meisner scored the only goal with an assist to Don Clodd. Both Craig Paisley and Paul Kingston, the two goalten- ders were outstanding. PEE WEE BOLTON 6 -- WES LANE 0 Paul Rioval and Mike Thomson each scored a pair with Scott McHugh and Rob Long scoring singles. Dwayne Bryant, Richard Ginn, Paul Rioval, Brad Ful- ford, Rob Long and Scott McHugh each got an assist. Jerry Jackman registered the shutout. Foy KRY OR A a ANE BARR ALY PEAS FAA TICFING XJ : Uh TSE ARERR SN GLEN VALLIE 5 FRANKS 2 Al Tran led the way for Glen Vallie with a hattrick as Ken Bright and Tim Bouw- meester added singles. Ken Bright, Mike Cleveland, Jeff English and Tony Janssen each tallied an assist. Robert Hoogaveen scored both Frank goals with Rob Myers, Mark Penny and Greg Williams getting assists. BANTAM COCHRANES 4 EMMERSONS 3 Brian Barr scored his 10th and 11th goals of the season for Cochranes as Joe Wil- liams also scored a pair. Mike Gundry, John Fulford, Brian Barr and Roger Gould each received assists. Dave Milton scored twice for Emmerson with Jason Strang getting the single. Rob Scott had a pair of assists as Dale Geer and Jason Strang each had one. GORESKI'S 6 BALLARDS 1 Glen MacDonald and Paul Van Camp each scored a pair for Goreski's with Brian Mikkelson and Wayne Hen- dricks each getting one. Glen MacDonald and Kevin Breen each got one assist. Keith Geer replied for Bal- lards with Jack Wanninkhoff getting the assist. EE EE rE rs rT rs sr I YY IYSYSYTYT TET See eee ee i Sg ENITH CHROMACOLOR - qt - (J = UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street W. Uxbridge Ontano Phone 852-3481 eee Ee == dni i A A TTR oa tA ie» ¥ aX pad ANG ' Rh , * i a ------ Score winning goal four seconds to go club Dec. 13.and they meet ® Grant Menzies Pacers Midget A team took two of the three games they played last .week. The Pacers had ties in the two previous games against Newcastle and it looked like the third meeting would ned in a similar manner. The opening period was scoreless but in the second, Tim Kane was right in front of the net when the puck squirted out of a confusion of players. He wasted no time batting it in, to put Port Perry ahead. Newcastle retaliated and the game was still tied until Dennis Frans- sen flipped one in with only 4 seconds left in the game. Newcastles goalie Don Nicholson was the major problem for the Pacers: He made outright steals from Lane, Owen and Healey in the first and Mark Lee in the third. The game in Pickering was also a tough win for the Pacers. Peter Lane opened the scoring as- he collected a rebound. . It was Owens driginal shot and Mark Lee took a swat at it and Lane finally poked it in. Healey had a pair of goals and Greiner a pair of assists to lead the Pacers to the 4-2 victory. The boys had trouble in Port Hope on Friday, loosing 6-3. Trounce Orono 14-1 by Scott Wilbur On Friday, Dec. 10 the Mersco Novice Allstar de- molished Orono 14-1. David "'Schultzie" Burnett led the way with 4 goals and 2 assists. Steve Durham had the hat-trick. Jeff Cockerton had a pair while singles went to Goble, White, Abraham, VanCamp and Menzies. Will host playdowns Port Perry Business Girls Curling Club will host the District Trophy Playdowns for the Business Girls of District G, S.0.L.C.A. on December 18 and 19. It is anticipated representatives from eight clubs will be participating. Winners will be announced after the play- down and will go on to trophy finals in Niagara Falls on March 3 and 4, 1977. | O /-Season's Greetings - PLANTERS DRY "5 4 ROASTEDPEANUTS 88°. MEN'S FINE QUALITY LEATHER BILLFOLDS *4.99 .. | DESERT FLOWER GIFT SET $1.99 MAGICUBES $2.1 9 3s Sylvania FLASHCUBES za) *) 79. I.D.A. QUALITY COLOR PRINT FILM 88: EA = +126 12 Exposures «110 12 Exposures "LADIES LEATHER FRENCH PURSES $4. 99. Assorted Styles EA and Colowis,, 985-3548 PORT PERRY'S LAURA SECOND STORE BRUTONS 1 >A. 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The teams traded goals once more as Rob Kemp scored unassisted but Port Hope finished strongly with three more goals. The Grant Menzie Pacers hosted this same Port Hope them again. Dec. 17. On Monday, Dec. 20 they play Uxbridge in Port Perry. Keep in mind the big two day tournament December 26-27 in Port Perry involving Midgets and Bantam teams. PASSPORT PHOTOS 5S Minute Service Oshawa Camera Centre EINER LID NLT ESS SENIOR CITIZENS If you are 60 years of age or over you are entitled to 10 per cent off all merchandise purchased at Stedmans on Tuesdays. TUESDAY 10 %OFF ., For Senior Citizens. STEDMAN |S) PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-3844 QUASAR 12" Black & White TELEVISION A perfect second set for den, bedroom or rec room. '119% Solid state Slide controls Decor styled Loaf Pan Muffin\ Pan we Teflon Bakeware "Your Choice" 9" Sq. Bake Pan 2.79 . value up to $3.98 Electronic Digital WRIST WATCHES Unitrex Quartz 349% crystal PRESTO BURGER HAMBURGER COOKER Cooks, $ 1 gss Broils or Toasts in 1 min. 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