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a TT Ret AT sa. 28 = Greenbank and area news By Mrs. A. Couves bank Hall, Wednesday, Jan. Weekend visitors with the Hill, Sunday evening visitors Tas ¥ y pF A J > AE LWT LIAL EY RET SRY l; i ye J : ABATE fal PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1979 -- 23 Ringette Report by Doreen Kendall Saturday saw all four teams in action. Both the Tweens and Junior Belles gave the fans some exciting Ringette. Game no. 1 saw Irvins Angels up against Ives Florist. Both teams played extremely well but at the final whistle Ives was on top 6 to 2. Scoring for Ives saw Rhonda White with two goals and three assists. Janet Dean put the ring away for a hat trick. Ann Hoogeveen picked up a single marker. Two assists were credited to Lori Spears, Natalie Fran- sen and Kelly raines each had- single assists. For Irvins, Michelle Newell and Lori Larabie found the mark for singles, assists were credited to Cathy Armstrong and Kim Gibb. The second game saw Childrens Boutique take Chris Allen Aluminum to the tune of 7 to 4. Both teams played well and put forth a super effort. Scoring for Childrens saw Karen Young with a big hat trick as did Wendy McDougall. Wendy McDougall also picked up an assist. Paula Haugen picked up a single goal and an assist. Jodie Johnstone and Chris Heurkins each were credited with single assists. Special mention to Michell Newell who came up from the Tweens and did an fine job helping the team to a win. Scoring for Chris Allen saw Sherri Allen with a hat trick. Chris English picked up a single marker. Two assists were credited to Tracy Filion, Bonnie Burton, Bonnie Bridge and Jill Kendall each picked up single assists. Jill was brought up from the Tweens and gave a fine effort. Special bouquet this week to all our coaches and managers, they are doing a great job with our teams and deserve a big vote of thanks from us all. Well gals, that wraps it up for this week. 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Stone family were of Mr. and Mrs. Ivon January 11th, there will be bring a friend. Linda Stone and Brian Spencer. several meetings in Green- Several Junior Farmers in Timms of Toronto, Janice : Roberta Thomas of Ux- bank Church. Firstly, the the community enjoyed a Stone of Oshawa and Dianne bridge spent the weekend Sunday School meeting at skiing weekend this past Ward of Claremont. with Mrs. Myrtle Thomas. 7:30; secondly, the Congre- weekend at Blue Mountain, Keep in mind a Jr. Farm- Mrs. Kurt Christensen and gational meeting at 8:00. Collingwood. ers Church Service in Green- family visiting 'with the Also the regular choir prac- Mr. Warren McCready - bank Church February 25th. Spencer's one day last week. tice. spent the weekend with his The Rev. Bob Rumball of Mr. Wm. Wylie, retired The W.I is holding a Pot Sister, Mr.and Mrs. F. Kratz Toronto will be the guest = R.O.P. Inspector of Carleton Luck Luncheon in Green- andfamily of Westport, N.Y. speaker. He works with the Place, calling on Mr. and Deaf and is an excellent Mrs. Roy Leask recently. speaker. This will be an Mr. Bert Finney returned e ar r Ergn : svoning service. fond to London University after : ut 20 young peop eand spending the Christmas By George Kilpatrick ong Mrs Archie SapabLo children received S.S. Holidays with his sister, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cum- and Johnathon o a ndon, awards during our Church and Mrs. Art Couves, on mings and Brenda, Mr. and os and Mrs. Davi yp Boer gorvice last Sunday. Saturday. Mrs. Rick Larocque and Mr. and baby Karen of Owen The Budd family of West and Mrs. Victor Larocque Sound and Jane of Toronto. and Bud Mills all attended Woods Mori won yas ® the wedding reception for . £3 ly 1 A 1 Gilbert i Shirley Mills few days and the Cummings room a C ion which was held at Caesarea. family had Christmas dinner C&B -3 Larocque - 0 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Laroc- th Mr. and Mrs. Jack , Brian's Towing - 0 . que and sons spent a week \Cummings and family at , Dodcucik's-2 This was a su This was a well played _. per game with relatives at South "aesarea. PIAYEC with only 4 penalties. Both J 1 . game with both teams play- y ¢ penalties. Bo River. They also visited Mr. ~~ ~Mr. and Mrs. sactor Lqgec : int teams kept their players Ls 's di 11, keeping the score play and Mrs. John Phillips and que were New Year's din ng wel, ep under control. Shut outs Bog i in - down. C & B's goals were un ou family of Shirley Road who 8uests of Vine Larocque in ith went to Kevin Beer and were spending the long holi- Oshawa. scored by Doug Scott wit Wayne Cox. day at their cottage at Mc- George Kilpatrick visited two goals and Rob Evans Keller. Mrs. Phillips enjoy- his cousin, Clara Brown, in With one goal. Assists went Utica - 2 eda weekend recently at Las Toronto last Thursday. to Ron Redman with 2, Don Troski's - 0 Vegas with her sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arm- Phinneyand Rob Evans with Troski's played well to Joyce Phillips, of Uxbridge. Strong and family visited singles. ~ Beacock's goals pq the powerful Utica team Mr. and Mrs. John den relatives at Campbellford Were scored by Wayne tg only 2 goals. Both of Boer had their family home Over the holidays. : McGuigan and Keith Dalton. ytica's goals were scored in for a few days. 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