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Lake Scugog Hockey by Jay Williams Sonya -6 Bethany - 3 Sonya went into first place by defeating now second place team Bethany. $scoring for Sonya was Tom Thomson from Jeff Fields and Rick Purdy. Rick Purdy was then assisted by goalie Bill Wanamaker. Bob Sinclair scored twice, both assisted by Dale Macleish and one assisted by Tom Thomson. Dave Nicholson scored from Rick Purdy, and Blair Hicks scored from $ruce Hicks and Don Miller. Jim Abercrombie had two goals for Bethany with assist going to Larry Currins, Dale Jewell and Wayne Patton. Pat Lynch scored Bethany's other goal from Terry Laver- eau' Oshawa -4 . Rockbruné - 2 Oshawa had to come from behind and scored three goals in the third period. Scoring for Oshawa were Emery Coscarella from Gino Pascuyzi. reter Bathe scored from Craig MacLeod and Ken Sherban. Then Craig MacLeod scored two goals with assists going to Peter Bathe and Glen Rowe. .Scoring for Rockbrune was Terry Woods from Pete Taylor. Then Tony Jones scored unassisted. Port Perry Legion - 3 Utica Farm Equipment - 3 It was a back and forth battle with both teams get- ting one goal in each of the three periods. Rob Kroonenberg scored for Utica from Paul Beare and Rick Campbell. Then Danny McCartney scored for Port from Dave Jackson. Paul Beare put Utica ahead from Rick Prosser. Then Dale McNenly" tied it unassisted. Jamie Malcolm put Utica ahead again from Doug Bronson. With less than three minutes left Ritchie Lefort tied it for Port from Maurice Van Veghel. Drop two games to Bowmanville by Carl Durward BOWMANVILLE - 4 PORT -1 This was the first game of the two that Port went down in defeat. The first period was evenly matched with both teams stopped between the pipes. Port opened up Five local | players join Uxbridge Black Hawks ¢ The Uxbridge Black Hawks are again fortunate to have 5 outstanding players from Port Perry. This is the third season for the Hawks and each year the team has improved steadily. The Hawks record so far this -_season is 8 wins, 2 ties and 2 losses. Playing from Port ~ Perry this season is Garry Geer, "Turk' Cornish, Garnet Warriner, Bob Brad- ®ury, and Jim Burnett. The team is managed by Harvey Appleton and coached by Jack Ballinger. Other members of the team are Bud Lehman, Eugene More, Wayne Redshaw, Jack Red- shaw, Dean Evans, Norm Hofley, "Tip" Vipond, Rob Pollard, Jerry Luke, Murray Atoms (From page 22) as one of their goal was allowed and one of our goals was disallowed on a similar play. Scoring for Port were Jimmy White with one goal and one assist, David Cul- bert with one goal, Jeff Cockerton had an assist. Come to the Scugog Arena next Friday, November 17th at 8:00 and watch the Atoms take 8n Pickering. Support 'Winor Hockey. Jones, Ron Milroy, Will Peddie, Ike Hodgson, Ken May, Fred Ballinger and John LaJoie. The Black Hawks have played in eight tournaments in this, their third season and have been finalists seven times winning 3 tourna- ments. Only recently they won the "B" division Cham- pionship in Orillia defeating Barrie 7 - 1. This year the Uxbridge Oldtimers are travelling to Ottawa in February to com- pete in the Canadian Cham- pionship. Other tourna- ments this season include North Bay, Ennismore, and Burlington. Last Thursday evening the Hawks had an exhibition game with Oshawa Knocker Paving and the final score was a 6-6 tie. The Uxbridge goals were scored by may, Geer, Jack Redshaw, Milroy and Peddie with two. During the entire contest only one penalty was handed out. In the first game of the season Uxbridge and Oshawa had tied 1-1 with no penalties being called. It is hoped that the Black Hawks will play some games in Port Perry so that the Community will get a chance to see some of their local players in action. the scoring in the second period at the 11:42 mark with the goal credited to Joe Williams and assits to Mark Jeffery and Jim Thompson. Bowmanville dominated the rest of the game putting the puck by Warren Nicholishen four times to win the game 4-1. Warren played a steady game but didn't receive too much help from the rest of the team. UXBRIDGE 6 - PORT 2 Uxbridge got out to a two goal lead when Port came back with 44 seconds left in the second period. This goal was scored by Brad Hurst with a hard slap shot. Brian Dickson got the lone assist. From then on it was Uxbridge putting four by Dave Myers. Port finished the game with one more goal by Jim Kane. Without the good goaltending by Dave Myers the numbers on the scoreboard would have kept going up because of careless penalties. This gave Uxbridge many chances for the power play. Myers play- ed very well considering he hasn't played goal for two years. Oshawa -2 Port Perry - 1 'Oshawa dominated the play throughout the game. They opened up the scoring at the 1:20 mark then again at the 5:40 mark. The second period showed a lot of shots but no goals were scored. Port came up with a goal at the 1:43 mark. Milton scored with Scott getting the assist. Port went down in defeat to a tough team. Bowmanville - 0 Port Perry -3 This was Port's best game of the season. Port scored at the 4:28 mark by Brian Dickson with Brian Mikkel- son picking up the assist. Port scored twice in the PLUS: (at no extra cost) * Glass Coverage * Trees.& Shrubs ® MAPLEX 75. Yearl * $40,000 Home * Credit Card Endorsement * $500 Medical Payments TOTAL ABSTAINERS OR NON-SMOKERS Are you paying too much for your Insurance? y Buys All This: $4,000 Garage & * $1,500 Theft (away A | HS Carport from premises. cela CEE HA ys * $20,000 Contents * $8,000 Extra Expense YVONNE $20 DLs pn DARLEN ELLIS $20,000 Theft Coverage $100, iability WAGG DON'T FORGET TO CHECK WITH US FOR: * Commercial Insurance * Other Companies: if you don't qualify for the above. * Autos & Tenants. Above rates are based on towns of Uxbridge, Port Perry. $100. Deductible and no claims. WAGG'S INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 82 BROCK STREET WEST, BOX 1, UXBRIDGE 852-3671 FRR A PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 15, 1978 -- 23 This coming Saturday, November 18, Fred Cookson will arrive at the general store in Seagrave. He'll sort the mail, load it into his 1973 Datsun station wagon, and start out on the 25-mile rural mail route that patrick. he knows so well. When Fred finishes the 150 or so drops along the route, it will be the last time for him. After almost 40 years as a rural mailman, Fred is retir- ing on Saturday. Fred Cookson Fred Cookson retires after 38 years of mail delivery "They thought I'd never quit," Fred said with a grin during a brief interview last week. "But I showed them. Ill be 65 in January, I've had a lot of good memories and enjoyment, but I just figure it's"time to quit," he said. Actually Fred's decision to retire now was made last February when he was in- volved in a serious accident on one of the Concession Roads. It was the 'only accident he has had in all his years of driving. He slid on ice into an. intersec- tion, striking another car, and was off work for a couple of months because of it. He said it was then that he made up his mind that he wasn't going to drive another winter, and he put in his resignation three months ago. Fred actually started as a relief mailman 38 years ago, and took over the R.R.2 Seagrave route full time in 1953. He has seen a lot of changes over the years. There used to be about 60 drops, now there are 150. And today there are only a handful of the original custo- mers still left along the route. The rest have died or moved away. He started with a horse and wagon, and up until 15 years ago still used a horse and sleigh during the winter months. He recalls several memor- able snow storms and having to get towed out of the drifts. Will he miss it? He says not. He'll have some free time this winter to go ice fishing with a few of his pals, get out to a few auction sales, and next summer he and his wife Madeline are planning to spend a month in England, the first real vacation they've ever had. The mail route has only been a sideline for Fred, and he plans to keep busy with the mixed farm he runs just south of Seagrave. second period. The first one was scored by Dale Geer with Brad Hurst and Tim Parker picking up the as- sists. The second goal was scored by Tim Thompson and Hurst picking up the assist. Port played a good game giving Myers the shut- out. Cedar Creek by George Kilpatrick' Mr. and Mrs. Yohn Farrow of South River ore visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and sons. Mr. Farrow is working in Hamilton this , month, Mr. Sam Oyler is back home again after a visit with relatives in England. Mrs. Debbie Beacock of New Liskeard is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque for a few days. 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