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FONSI AL SERRE NFA ras: SERN ~ WEEE o | NONQUON TRAVEL Oshawa 5- Sonya 5 Sonya scored three times before Oshawa replied with Martin Kuypers scoring from Bruce Hicks and Reg Gassien. Then Rick Purdy scored from Lou Sinclair. Lou Sinclair then scored from Rick Purdy and Jim Herr. Then Oshawa came back with three as Dave Cay scored from hi Gilroy. Ce Waughn Smith then scored from John Cook then Peter Bathe scored from Dave Cay and Ken Sherban. Martin Kuypers 'scored again un- assisted. *~ Then Gino Pascuzzi tied it from Dave McKee. Greg Welton put Sonya ahead again from Rick Purdy. With 19 seconds | @ leftinthe game Chris Griffin tied it for good from Gino Pascuzzi. Legion 4 - Bethany 4 With 13 seconds gone in the Toursto: [TEXAS 21 Days $615, per person twin Depart: Jan. 28 «~Feb.4,11,18, 25 Mar. 4/1978 For Details Contact: 985-2336 game Glenn Geer scored for Port from Bill VanCamp and. Danny McCartney. Pat Lynch tied it up unassist- ed. Port went ahead with two goals when Bill Van- Camp scored from Danny McCartney then Doug Bron- son scored from Willy Thor- ton and Doug Scott. Bethany went ahead with three straight goals, two of them by John Burns from' Gary Weightman and Andy Schewda. Then Pat Lynch scored from Terry Malcolm. Port ended the game in a tie when Danny MecCarney scored from Bill VanCamp and Rick Evans. : Rockbrune 11 - Utica 3 Rockbrune dominated the whole game. Brian Grubb had a big game with four goals and three assists as did Chris Stockton with four goals and one assist. Dwayne Frattura had two goals and two assists. Larry Scott picked up three assists and Danny Skelton, Rick Sheehey- and Tom Taylor each had one assist. Scoring for Utica was Grant Mc- Laughlin with two goals from Jamie Malcolm. Dave Horton picked up their third goal from Grant McLaugh- lin, Rochbrune 3 - Bethany 3 It was a close, hard check- ing game, even in scoring and penalty minutes. Beth- any started it off in the first period on a goal by Vic Welton from Vaughn McGill. Rockbrune went ahead with two goals by the end of the DONS CUSTOM CONCRETE FINISHING Quality Workmanship Basement Floors Garage Floors Patios - Sidewalks Concrete Steps from our : representative, MR. PETER H. CASH who will be at: Railroadhouse Motor Hotel, eo Hwy. 7A, Port Perry. Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1978 From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 985-8131 for appointment. PHONE 985-2588 If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. -/ FEDERAL [2[UN/AY/ 8) DEVELOPMENT BANK 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ont. Telephone: 416-576-6800 Opening new doors to small business." first period when Rick Sheehey scored from Glen Ensoll and Larry Scott. Then Brian Grubb scored from Chris Stocton and Danny Skelton. ~ Bethany went ahead again when Dale Jewell scored from Vaughn McGill and Terry, Malcolm. Then Jeff Stuart scored unassisted. With five min- utes left in the game, Rock- brune tied it on a goal by Danny Skelton from Chris Stockton and Tom Taylor. Oshawa 10 - Utica 0 Dave Fischer picked up a hat trick and assist while Gary Sherban countered with a goal and four assists as did Dave McKee. Of Lake Scugog Hockey League Fischer's three goals, Dave McKee assisted all three goals with Gary Sherban in on two and Ken Sherban in on one. Dave Coy scored from Gary Sherban. _Gino Pascuzzi then scored from Chris Griffin and Chris Stead. Dave McKee scored from Gary Sherban, and Dave Fishcer. Then Vaughn Smith scored from Ken Sherban and John Cook. Phil Pultz then scored from Chris Griffin and Gino Pascuzzi. John Cook scored from Larry Bews then to end it Gary Sherban scored from Dave McKee and Ken Sher- ban. Randy Pooler picked up the shut out for Oshawa. Norwegian team defeats Uxbridge r. Per Hvidsten spent an interesting and enjoyable. evening in Uxbridge Thurs- day.last week, when he was a guest of Uxbridge Minor Hockey Association. The occasion was the visit of a Norwegian Midget hockey team to Uxbridge, as a matter of fact, the first such visit to Canada. Mr. " Hvidsten, born and raised in Norway was present to assist in the 'event language difficulties could become a problem. However, most of the group of 44 players, parents and leaders had considerable knowledge of the English language. He did one official duty at the Uxbridge Arena when announcing: the names of the players, some of them rather strange to a Canadian tongue. Among head table guests were Mayor Gord Davie and his charming wife, Marjorie and Mr. Ed Grim- shaw, 0.M.H.A.Convenor. Heuse League Hockey PEE WEE: Glen Vallie 3 - Wes Lane 2 Kevin Bradt, Al Tran and Mark Penny scored for Glen Vallie assists went to Mark Penny, Al Tran and Tony Kersten. ' Danny Tomchishin and Peter Rivoire scored for Wes Lane with Harry Sillers getting the only assist. Frank 4 - Lions Club 1 Both Kelvin Gibson and Neil Locke scored two un- assisted goals for Franks. Larry VanSchagen scored the only goal for Lions Club. BANTAM: Gorski 3 - Emmerson 2 Kurt Roane scored twice for Gorski and Jim Daniels scored once. Assisting on the goals were Jim Dannels, Ken Bright and Mike Farrel. John Butler scored twice for Emmerson. Consumers 4 - Cochranes 1 Brett Oosterman, Phil Bowers, Simon Brieley and Arnold Bell each scored once for Consumer Gas. Assists went to Paul Van- Camp with two, Paul Christie, Phil Bower and Arnold Bell éach with one. The only Cochrane goal was scored by Kevin Haugen, assisted by Keith Trembley. ~~ The Mayor was also at the Arena presenting beautiful pewter medallions of the Uxbridge town crest to the players and coaches of the Norwegian team. The game was surprising- ly won by the Norwegian team 5-4 but the well played and exciting game could easily had the reversed results. According to Mr. Hvid- sten, the Uxbridge Minor Hockey Association deserv- es a great deal of credit for the fine arrangement, and some of the Norwegian guests he spoke to express: ed a sincere gratitude, and said the hospitality far ex- ceeded what they all had expected. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 4, 1978 -- 17 Girls advance in curling playdowns A team of girls from Port Perry High School skipped by Kelly Fairman has ad- vanced to the Southern Ontario Ladies Curling Association Junior Tankard finals to be held January 28 in Leamington. The team, which included Martha McCallum, Tricia Fewer and Laural Holtby gained the birth in the finals by winning two games in a single round knock-out event December 28 in Port Perry. The girls first beat a team troy Sutton and then knock- ed off Uxbridge after having a bye in the first round of play. Should this team be successful at the Leaming- All-Stars defeated by Doreen Kendall On Decempfer 28 the Mersco Novice All Stars journeyed to Stouffville where they went down to a 3-0 defeat at the hands of the team they had beaten only 2 days previously. Friday, December 30 Beaverton played against the Merscos and were de- feated 4 to 2. This was a big -night for assistant captain Steve Durham who scored 3 unassisted goals. Captain. Dave Burnett scored Ports other goal. Once again a team effort was the "secret of success." The next home game is Friday, January 6 against Oshawa Little N.H.L. Black Hawks at 6:30. Come on out and cheer this team on. 1978 DIARY or JOURNAL ton event, which will feature the top janior curlers in southern Ontario, the next stop will be the all-Ontario Tankard finals to be held later this year. Juveniles easy win by Scott Wilbur On Thursday, Dec. 29 the Emiels Place Juveniles de- feated Pickering 13:6. Tim Kane, Jay Adams, Steve Geer and Henry Freiter all had 2 goals while Mike Mc- Quade, Pete Lane, Scott Wil- bur, Rob Parker, Ritchie Lefort and Rick Hope all added singles. Mike Healey added 3 assists while Wilbur Lefort, Kane andHamilton had 2 assists each. Ray Hamlin played a steady game between the pipes. On Monday, January 2nd the Juveniles played Sun- derland in an exhibition game and defeated them 7-5. counter with the outcome not decided until the last 5 minutes. Rob Parker, Pete Lane, Scott Wilbur, Steve Geer, Mike Healey, Tim Kane and Henry Freiter scored for Port while Kane, Adams and Geer added 2 assists each. Peter Lane, Tom Perigoe and Mike Healey had single assists. Ray Hamlin and Merle Schewaga played well be- tween the pipes for Port. The Juveniles current record is 13 wins, 1 tie and 0 losses. we - 10 DESK CALENDAR PADS $3.75 ~ PAD & STAND CALENDAR Reg. $4.20 SPECIAL: 3.95 Stationery & Office Supply A Division of Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. © 191 Queen Street - Port Perry, Ont, 985.8123 This was a see-saw en- RP {7 et We 7 ii