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os No luck for Novice Friday, March the - 17th, saw the Mersco take pn Stouffville at the arena for a game...the luck of the Irish did not smile on us that night as we went down to an 8 to 1 defeat. It must be said that the team from Stouffville was a fast, excel- lent skating and hard check- * ing well organized group of youngsters and the boys in orange just could not rise to the occasion. Scoring Ports only goal of the game was Steve Durham, unassisted. Friday is the Port Perry Novice Tournament in the New Arena. This should be a fun filled day 'of Novice hockey and we invite every- one to come and cheer the boys along. Atoms defeat Beaverton by Carol Wilbur On Friday, -March 17 the Malmont Farm Atoms play- ed an exhibition game with Beaverton-and came out the victors with the score 5-1. & Mike Dickson had a hat- trick, Jeff Cox was right behi with 2 goals, Tim Can and Lee Wilbur each had 2 assists. Clay Dempsey, Fred Cockerton and Andy Systma each had 1 assist. Playing well be- tween the pipes were John Moore and Paul Goreski. - ? The Green Machine are on their way to Elmsvale Tournament where they will play two games on Monday, March 20th, if they are successful, they will return Sunday, March 26 for the finals. CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 Kawartha Hockey School Sponsored by City of Peterborough Department of Recreation To be held at The Kinsmen Civic Centre JULY 24th to SEPTEMBER 1, 1978 » Boys: 7-16 years of age Instructional Staff-& Programmers from the CAN/AM HOCKEY GROUP Headed by Gary Green, Coach & General Manager of the Peterborough Petes Further information and application forms are available at your local arena or_at the Recreation Office, City Hall, 500 George Street, Peterborough or phone 742-7771, extension 227. 2 HHH HTT ES ® Free Installation Mufflers & Monroe Shocks Cars & Trucks ETT TT a a GD Q = = = - =n | m = -o = Q wo | m = [7C -~ Bring Your Car to the Experts CARLINE MUFFLER CENTRE 94 WATER ST - PORT PERRY 985-8591 (At the sign of the Spur) ® Lifetime Guarantee on Ba eForeign & Domestic @= [all makes & models] We honour: MASTER CHARGE & CHARGEX T.F. AT, EST TT TTT TT w Bowling champs Jim Rider [right] of Centennial Lanes in Port Perry presents Wayne and France Venning with-trophy for winning the annual Couples Tournament. The event was held over a three week period and ended Saturday night, and the winning score with handicap was 4,570. Some tips on proper Snowmobile care Excellent snowmobiling weather this season has re- sulted in the running of machines at several times their normal rate of oper- ation. The Ontario Safety League points out that under such conditions snowmobiles require more frequent raip- tenance for safe and trouble- free riding. The potential for accidents and down-time on trails is greatly increased if service routines are not done regularly. The parts of your sled that are most likely to have been subjected to the greatest wear are the steering assem- bly, drive belt, spark plugs, wear rods, fan belt, brake faces and exhaust system. Depending on how and where you use your snowmobile, track tension and alignment, electrical circuits and engine mounts should receive attention. You can do much of the work yourself but if there are major repairs, you will save time, expense and frust- ration by consulting your dealer. Keep your Owner's Manual handy for reference. When tightening engine head, engine mount and ski- spindle nuts make sure that recommended torque-pres- sures are used. A good record of perform- ance has been set this year in the reduction of accidents and the Ontario Safety League reminds you to keep operating safely. Brooklin Horticulture Society Brooklin Horticultural Society presents "Looking Back" - a review in slides of the Society's activities of the past few years, as well as many interesting shots of members' gardens and exotic plants of other lands. 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