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_-- Members of the 1st Cartwright Beavers enjoyed a glant sleepover at the SkyDome In Toronto recently with 10,000 other Beavers from all over Ontario. In fact, It was the largest Beaer Colony In the world and the kids had a great time playing Nintendo on the Jumbotron. There was lots of other entertainment, but the best part for these kids was the chance to sleep out In the SkyDome. pre \ The easiest way to send your Christmas Greeting is through the pages of the « Scugog Citizen. We have a delightful selection of greetings for you to choose from. Just drop into our office fo make your choice and we'll do the rest. The Greetings will be published in a special Christmas edition of the Scugog Citizen on December 20th, 1994. Deadline for selecting your greeting is December 9th, but hurry in for best selection - first come, first choice. Nelllclelc era) 36 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY Phone 985-6397 Fax 985-1410 Strong defense paying off for Pearce Auctioneers The Pearce Auctions' Port Perry Major Novice team opened the weekend with a regular season game against a tough Lindsay team on Friday night. It turned out to be a close-checking affair with both teams creating a number of scoring chances in the early going. With 6:36 remainifig in the third period Lindsay finally opened the scoring, and then added another a minute and twenty seconds later to win the game 2-0. Goaltending, shared by Scott Honey and Kurtis Wagar, was particularly sharp. They made several key saves to keep Port Perry in the game. ' The defense also played exceptionally well keeping the number of shots down while not allowing Lindsay to capitalize on rebounds, Justin Koury and Justin Shinn, and Gord Smith with Ryan Petites stick to their game-plan by Diane Cooke Saturday Dec. 3rd, the Port Perry Shepstone Haulage Petites were scheduled to play Pickering but due to Pickering participating in a tournament the girls played an exhibition game against their arch rivals Whitby. Alaina B. opened up the scoring for Port 4 minutes into the game with assist going to Sheena. Port's next goal was scored by Kelly assisted by Alaina D. This was Kelly's first goal - way to go. Next was a goal by Whitby to make jt 2-1 for Port. Alaina B. scored on a pass from Stacey. Whitby scored - then it was 3-2 for Port. Stacy scored from Janna and 3 minutes later scored again assisted by Kelly and the first period ended 5-2 for Port. At the beginning of the second period Whitby down 5-2 tried to come back but many great saves by goalie Jill kept them from scoring. Port Perry regained their dominance of this game. Katherine stole the ring and broke in from the, defence to score unassisted. Stacey finished the scoring on a pass from Janna. Final score Port 7 - Whitby 2. : Whitby played their usual hard checking aggressive style, this resulted in their team being assessed 4 penalties to Port's 1. Our girls were unphased and stuck to Coach Barry's game plan which led to Port's largest victory over Whitby to date. Next regular season game is scheduled for Sat. Dec. 10th vs. Markham in Markham. Cdn. per night The Royal Retreat Tickets in last row. Throw phone down. Call Royal York. Book room and tickets. Give standing ovation. Now with the Royal York's new Royal Entertainment Connection, you can book tickets to Toronto's most sought after events at the same time you book your room at one of Toronto's most sought after hotels. Plus with our Royal Retreat package, you'll receive a coupon book filed with great deals at the Toronto Eaton Centre, and valuable discounts for hotel shops and services For reservations and event information, ca Canadian Pacific M4 Hotels & Resorts by Royal York BH Jecemuer 30.1994. Some resin Call theatre. Get busy signal. (all again. Put on hold. (all again. Call hotel. Booked solid. 800 663-7229 om Cir] ons appiy. Hynatko were the defense pairings for the game. Goaltending and team defence continued to be strong as Port Perry travelled to Beaverton for a Novice tournament. In the opening round, they allowed only 1 goal in two games, and went on to win both games; 2-1 against the home team, Beaverton, and 6-0 versus Newmarket Kevin Robins opened the scoring against Beaverton with 2:56 remaining in the first period. Lucas Fraser added the insurance marker midway through the second. Jordan Froats assisted on both goals. Beaverton played a strong third period, scoring with 1:53 left in the game, however, Port Perry hung on to win. In the second game Port Perry outplayed Newmarket and posted a 6-0 victory. "Earning the shutout were Kurtis Wagar and Scott Honey. Opening the scoring in the first shift of the game was Pat Lewis with Gord Smith and Justin Koury drawing . assists. Eighteen seconds later Lucas Fraser scored his second goal of the tournament after Chet Martin and Jordan Froats controlled the corner and earned assists on the play. Kevin Robins then scored his second goal of the tournament, assisted by Joey Lane, to round out the scoring in the first period. With a 3-0 lead going into the second, Port, Perry continued to dominate. Joey Lane scored with an assist going to Kevin Robins, then Kevin Robins added his second of the game on a nifty pass from Ryan Hynatko who put Kevin in the clear. Ted Howarth completed the scoring with assists from Joey Lane and Kevin Robins. With the two opening round victories Port Perry Pearce Auctions' earned a spot in the "A" Division semi-final against the Sutton Rangers. Once again, Port Perry found themselves in a tight-checking game. Ted Howarth opened the scoring for Port, at 8:50 of the first period, on a strong effort to get in the clear. Beaverton tied the score early in the second period. With the two teams tied at one a piece the play went end to end in a very exciting game. Team defence was strong for Port Perry throughout the game. Tyler Weisflock and Alex Nicolaou were particularly effective in their backchecking and Justin Shinn played very well on defence. Midway through the third period Sutton scored on a breakaway to win the game 2- 1. : However, Port Perry should be very proud of their performance as they continue to improve on their play from week to week.