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Wednesday: Dec. 22, 1976 win Port vs Uxbridge at Port (Dec. 14): Port managed to edge by a very stubborn Uxbridge team, 45 - 40. This was a come from behind effort for the Port team. Sloppy defensive play and constant. turnovers almost proved to be Port's downfall. How- ever a scoring flurry in the 1th quarter saw Port pull out in front. Leading reboun- ders in the game for Port were George Cope and Bill Owen. Owen also led the way in the steals depart- ment with 8. Top scorers in the game were Gord Sim- monds and Bill Owen. Port vs Paul Dwyer High School in Oshawa (Dec. 17) - Port again managed to pull a game out in the last quarter, 39 - 30. Throughout the first half the Port Perry team had good shooting opportunities but were err- atic in finishing off their attempts. As a result, the Oshawa team led 19 - 13 at the half. In the second half, Scott Wilbur found his shoot- ing eye and sank three key baskets in a row from the corner. George Cope and Robert Morris were the leading rebounders through- out the game. The Port team now has a 4 - 1 record as they head into the Christ- mas break.' Rockburne tops league Sunday, Dec. 19 marked. the half-way mark of the schedule. Sonya won 85 over Rockburne and Bethany passed Oshawa 6-4. Utica won 6-4 over Port Perry. Points to date are: Rock Burne 14, Sonya 12, Utica 11, Bethany 9, Port Perry 8 and Oshawa 6. Top five scorers are: Rick Purdy of Sonya 24; Grant McGlaughlin, Utica What's with the reindeer? this? Santa Claus arriving by Snowmobile? Nope, says Santa, they're all fine. Something wrong It just seemed appropriate to head for a Latcham Centre party on Sunday this way. Who was the party for? You guessed it. The Port Perry Snowmobile Club. Dave Ballingall is doing the steering for Santa. At right, Santa cuddles up with helper Betty Gray. Special guests of the club, at the party, were senior citizens. Defeat Uxbridge in dull game By Andrea Jones It was ithe, hot hand of Lindsay goalie that contri- buted to the Flamingos 5-3 loss in Lindsay on Friday night. The score could have been 6-0 in the first period had it not been for Jamieson. Scoring for Port Perry were Larry Page, Bob Sin- clair and Sandy Cameron. The score was tied, 3-3, until midway through the third period when the Mus- kies pulled ahead. Doug Christie had a penal- ty shot in the final few minutes of the game but Jamieson was equal to that as well. Uxbridge is in the league cellar but it was hard to tell on Sunday night, which team was the cellar dweller. Bob Sinclair took advant- age of mistakes by Uxbridge as they tried to move the puck out along the boards. He scored with a quick wrist 20; Chris Stockton, Rock Burne 20; Eric Griffen, Oshawa 18; Neil McLaugh- lin, Utica 13. shot to open the scoring. There were a few good chances by the Gord Scott, John Scott, Doug Christie combination and also Page and Evans missed on shots. The game was dull and although the Flamingos out- shot Uxbridge their play was uninspired. Scott Little was in net and made some, good stops but was helped by the pipes on a couple of occasions as well. No scoring at all in the second and the teams traded goals in the third period. Gord Scott fired one past Cordingly from brother John and Christie, and Uxbridge retaliated shortly after. The goal seemed to give Uxbridge some extra spark and it was all Port Perry could do to preserve the 2-1 win. The Flamingos have two games on the road, Dec. 21 in Stouffville, and on Boxing Day (Dec. 26) in Bowman- ville. The Central Ontario Jr. "C"" All Star game will be played December 27 in Cobourg with John and Gord Scott, and Doug Christie representing the Port Perry Flamingos on the team. PeeWee Il tie and win Stone's Real Estate Pee Wee's travelled to Pickering on December 18 where they played to a scoreless tie. Many opportunities were missed by both teams and only good netminding by both goaltenders kept the opponents off the score- board. On December 19, Stones' travelled to Uxbridge for their first encounter of the Er EE ETT TTT IE OPEN X-MAS EVE to 6:00 P.M. OPEN MONDAY, DEC. 27th - TUESDAY to FRIDAY - 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. YARDLEY, MAX FACTOR PRINCE MATCHABELLI Gift Sets Gift Sets On the Wind, Evening in Paris SPRAY COLOGNES, PERFUMES Aviance, Wind Song, Cachet PAMPERS New Born 00 5,88 12 oz. Liquid or 50 Tabs MAALOX Antacid '1.69 EB gE E tg E = E E £ E = 8 gE s £ E = Eg g E E E] = £ E gE E Eg g g gE g E £ E E E E E E gE E 8 E E gE g E g [BRUTONS i D»-A DRUGS LET ETE CE TT PORT PERRY'S LALRA SECORD STORE JAMA RE PERE LL L500 985-2511 GRR 1 year and the local squad came away with the victory. Uxbridge opened the scor- ing at the 45 second of the first period and this stood up until the 4';21 mark when Phil Bower tied the score assisted by Alan Ferguson. At the 7:42 mark of the same period, Jim Daniels scored assisted by Phil Bower to close out the scoring for the game and make the final score two to one for Port. Stones completely domin- ated the play in the game outshooting the opponents 26 to 11. NVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 4 % FOR 5 YEARS 10 Percent if Interest is paid annually. -- INTEREST -- is payable half yearly or may be left to compound AGENCY LIMITED 193 Queen St. Port Perry Phone 985-7306 John Deere Snow | Blowers : 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 16-inchauger. 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