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23 x TN WAIST FT AY Sand WAR AE Per Ba I~ \ Ker bod, ALIANT) Novice overpower Mayor Taylor cuts ribbon " Little Britain 12-0 Port Perry Snowmobile Club opens new club- house The Port Perry Pearce Auctioneers opened their hockey season last Friday. hosting the novice team from Little Britain.. This was an exhibition game with the Auctioneers crushing Little Britain 12-0. "The first period saw Port Perry go ahead 2-0 in goals from Sean Bradbury from Michael Feasby and Adam Cummings from Chris 'Legere. Port added four more in the second period with Sean Bradbury scoring from Doug Adams, Clair Cornish unassisted, Sean Bradbury for his first hat trick of the year from Jarret Harman and finally Clair Cornish from Scott Menzies and Brian Appleby. The third period put the final icing on the cake, as Port came in skating Little Britain out of the arena. 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CELLET 7.150. 6,575. 14,430. 12,895." cen 12,900. 10,895. eran 12,900. 10,895. cen 19,500. 16,250. cee 20,500. 16,950. renews 24,900. 19,99. reais 9,700. 8,900. UP. 11,800. 10,500. av nin 12,200. 11,200. 15,200. 14,000. vie win oe 21,795. from Eric Grosvenor. Clair then picked up a hat trick scoring unassisted. Jarret Harman scored his second goal, with Brian Appleby finishing the scoring with 31 seconds to go, assisted by Danny Maw. On November 1, the Pearce Auctioneers start league play for the first time in Port Perry. They are in the Lakeshore Division play- ing teams .from Oshawa, Ajax, Whitby, and Markham. It's a tough league, but our boys can handle it. Coach Don Steele welcomes the boys who returned from last season and those new faces on the team. The 1980-81 Port Perry Pearce Auctioneers are: Ryan LaRocca, Michael Feasby, Chris Legere, Clair Cornish, Scott Menzies, Brian Appelby, Adam , Ken Eric Grosvenor, Doug Adams, Sean Bradbury, Jeff Mills, Jarrett Harman, and Danny Maw. Coach Don Steele, Manager Cathy Steele and trainer John Foster. After nearly two years of hard work, the dream became a reality Sunday afternoon as members of the Port Perry Snowmobile Club officially opened their new club-house with a ribbon- cutting ceremony and reception. Situated on a two-acre parcel of land near. the Shirley Road south of Port Perry, the new club-house was built with the help of a Wintario grant, and all the labour was on a volunteer basis. The two-storey building contains a coffee shop-snack bar and large reception ared suitable for banquets and meetings on the main floor. It has a fully equipped kitchen.. On the second floor is a spacious executive room. During the winter months, the building will be open to snowmobilers and the general public, and presi- dent Bill Harper said on Sunday that everyone is welcome to "drop in, have a cup of coffee and get warm." The official opening on Sunday included a ribbon- cutting ceremony by Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor who told the Club members: that the new building is a credit to their organization and an indication of the strength of the club in its promotion of the sport of snowmobiling. Actual construction of the building got underway in May, 1979, and although the club-house was used last winter, the finishing touches were not completed until this fall. It is ideally located on several snowmobile trails, and can be easily reached by snowmobile from Port Perry. The Club now has Wm [TROPHIES] and { ENGRAVING IDO-NO's} Lom, CRAFT & HOBBY 8 PORT PERRY PLAZA - ~585-200 : 7 -- so pe RN fa PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 29, 1980 -- 13 Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor cuts red ribbon Sunday afternoon to mark the official opening of the Port Perry Snowmobile Club's new club house south of Port about 170 members. John Bean, president of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs attended the opening on Sunday, and he had words of praise for the efforts of the members in completing this project. President Bill Harper said the cost of the land and the building is about $35,000, but there is no way to calculate the value of all the volunteer and donated labour. With the club-house finish- ed and the official opening behind them, snowmobilers now are looking anxiously skyward waiting for that first blanket of white stuff. Perry. At rights club president Bill Harper and vice-president Dave Ballingall. In his remarks at the opening Mr. Harper said the, Port Perry Snowmobile Club' was formed in 1971, and one of its prime functions has been to enhance the image of snowmobiling, make the sport safer and promote the proper use of snowmobiles. Atoms win and lose weekend games by Val Menzies On Friday October 24, Malmont Farm's Atom team hosted the entry from Pickering. Port Perry came out at the winning end of a 6-1 score. The first period saw great goaltending at both ends. Pickering opened the scoring in the second, but Port Perry replied with four unanswer- ed goals to lead 4-1 at the end of the two periods. Goals were scored by Brad Menzies with two, Steven Connors and Warren Geer with singles. Assists went to Brad Menzies and Andrew Steele. mms ADMISSION: Adults $1.50 Students $1.00 Children 50* SETTLER ORTRRL EONS DIARRRRNARR RRR RR RRR LTT TTT TTT Just in Time for the New FALL PROGRAMS *Lead in Replacement *Rotors, Colour Heads & Towers Installed BLACKSTOCK ANTENNA & TOWER PHONE 986-5213 JUNIOR 'C' HOCKEY Scugog Arena - Port Perry - Ontario SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd | Port Perry Mojacks £ VS Eg : 7 Stouffville Clippers GAME TIME: 7:30P.M. With the aid of some key saves by goalie Stacey Ballingall, Port Perry completely dominated the third period. Brad Menzies completed his hat trick on a pass from John Lally. John Lally finished off the scoring with an unassisted effort. The future for the Malmont Farm team looks good this year. We have three solid lines and a good defence. Although Port's goaltenders had not been seriously tested prior to Friday's game, they proved against Pickering that both boys can come up with the important stops when they have to. Sunday, the Green Machine travelled to take on the strong Markham team. This time Port was at the losing end of a 5-2 score. Markham scored the only two goals in the opening TRAVELWAYS period. The score would have been worse without the great goaltending of Stacey Ballingall. Port Perry got the lone goal in the second period. Brad Menzies found the mark on a pass from John Lally. Once again goaltend- ing kept the score close. In the third period Mark- ham took control, scoring three goals. John Lally got the final goal of the game assisted by Brad Menzies. The Port Perry boys work- ed hard but were frustrated time and again by the fierce checking and great passing of the Markham team. It looks as though Markham will be the team to beat in the league this year. The Mal- mont Farm team is idle on Friday. Their next home game will be Friday Novem- ber 7 at 8:00 p.m. COMMUTER BUS SERVICE TORONTO Save Money - Save Gas - Save Time - INFORMATION - 985-8288