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With three minutes to play, Jason Cochrane, assisted by Jason McBride and Stephen Laird put the puck through the goalie's legs for the win. In an out of town game on Saturday, the Auctioneers met Pickering Village. The boys came out skating hard and were rewarded with first goal of the game. Jason Cochrane centered the puck to Stephen Laird who tipped it into the Pickering net. Pickering put on the pressure but were unable to get past Shawn Larocque. The Auctioneers picked up six more goals in the second period. Jason Cochrane scored the first, assisted by Stephen Laird. Thirty seconds later Jason scored again, unassisted. Pickering then scored on a low corner shot to get their only goal of the match. Port's Jody Logan came right back with a goal assisted by Dwayne Empringham and Chad Garvock. Jason Cochrane got a hat trick when he scored the next two goals, with assists awarded to Brad Moase and Stephen Laird. With two minutes left in the period, Jeff Parry passed the puck to Dwayne Empring- ham in the slot, to score Port's seventh goal. Picker- ing picked up two penalties in the period. The third period' saw Stephen Laird scoring the eighth goal on a passing play from Jason Cochrane and Jason McBride. Jason Cochrane got his fifth goal of the game, assisted by Chad Garvock and Dwayne Empringham, making the score 9-1 in Ports favour. Port wasn't finished yet. Stephen Laird picked the corner and beat the Picker- VISIT featuring ... 12 Mile East of the 4 Corners in Caesarea THE WINDOW BOX CRAFT SHOPPE Quilts - Baby items - Pine Accessories ... and many more! VT VV ITYV YY YYY YY 86-4833 | tlie. afin. ole. afi. of ofe offen oft. ole ofe of of. ofie. oie oBo ole often. of -WARD I - "WE NEED SAULNIER" Compassion ® Dedication ® A Voice for All ® -- ELECT -- PAUL SAULNIER Beat the High Cost of FURNACE ] MAINTENANCE Any residential oil or natural gas furnace cleaned & serviced $20. ....... ful financial planning." he BBA ate. aaa oan oa Daal ole ali GBA. Gia aie. aia aaa aa a oe ~ 4 SEASON HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 985-2530) *0 ied *Guaranteed Work® -- TRUSTEE HEATHER BEVERIDGE, UXBRIDGE § ing goalie to earn himself a hat trick. With just one second left on the clock, Jeff Parry, assisted by Jody Logan, scored the winning goal. Goaltender, Shawn Larocque made the necessary saves and gave up only the one goal to Picker- ing. The final score was 11-1 for the Auctioneers. In an exhibition game on Sunday morning the J.T. Pearce Auctioneers were defeated by the Oshawa Red Wings by a score of 4-2. The Auctioneers were first to score. Jason McBride deflected one in off the stick of Jason Cochrane. Minutes later the Red Wings got a PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday October 26, 1982 -- 17 Novice A team trips Uxbridge by 3-1 score shot away at Shawn Larocque. He went down and made the save, but the Red Wings picked up the rebound and put it in the net over him to tie the match. The Auctioneers took the lead again on a goal by Jody Logan, assisted byJeff Parry. The Red Wings played good positional hockey By the end of the third period they picked up three more goals, two on rebounds and the last one on a three-man breakaway. The Auctioneers went down to their (first defeat at the hands of the Oshawa Red Wings. Better luck next time boys. Port Perry broomball league by Rob Evans C&B-3 Beacocks - 0 In a close checking, slow paced game, C&B managed to score a goal in each of the three periods. The first came on a perfect shot to the top corner by Dan Taylor. Early in the second period, Rob Evans tipped in a loose bolt for his second point of the game. Mark Lee picked up the assist. After this goal, the game became one of ball control with both teams getting few chances to score. Beacock's Rick McClean kept his team in the game by stopping a breakaway by Ashbridge and C&B's Fraser preserved his third shutout of the year by stopping Dalton's breakaway. Aldon Smith finished the scoring when he converted a Tim Pee Wees upset 4-2 by Sutton Friday, October 22nd, in the first regular league game of the 82-83 season, The Legion PeeWee A's dropped a 4-2 loss to Sutton. What might have been an exciting game to watch, became boring and frustrat- ing due to continuous penalties called for both teams. during the entire game. Sutton accumalated 25 minutes plus a game misconduct, while Ports penalties totalled 22 minutes. Due to all these delays, the third period had to be short- ened considerably. After one complete period, Port found themselves down by one goal, Sutton increased their lead in the second period to a 3-0 before Port . after many excellent scoring opportunities finally narrow- ed the gap on a goal by Mike Sorley assisted by Brad Menzies. Keith Roberge and Daryl Leatherdale combined to assist Mark Barkey on the second goal. Sutton again scoring in the third period, made the final score 4-2. The boys comprising the A squad this year will be: Stacey Ballingall and Chris McConnell (goaltending); (Forwards) Brad Menzies, Mike Sorley, Warren Geer, Mark Barkey, John Lally, Keith Roberge, Blair Bailey, Steve Connors and Robbie Brown; (Defense) Scott Feasby, Andrew Steele, Daryl Leatherdale, Rob Jamieson, Brad Traves and Shawn Nanay; Head Coach - John Harman; Ass't coaches - Stan feasby and Garry Geer; Manager - Ron Sorley. "AN ENDORSEMENT" "In the past two years Trustee McEntyre has been sensitive to the needs of students, parents and staff throughout Scugog Township. He continues to be [§ concerned about the Northern Regional needs. He has taken a hard line on care- | 'Keep Scugog's Voice in Education Strong! On Monday, November 8th RE-ELECT STUART MCENTYRE, trustee DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION A ot a Sad EL EE Lhe oe ool oan 22380002 v0 Beb oti sa On Sunday, the Legion PeeWee team were hosted by Oshawa to an exhibition game at The Darlington Arena. Oshawa controlling the play in Ports end scored early in the first period, but a well executed pass from Mike Sorley to Brad Menzies soon had Port also on the scoreboard. Very close checking by both teams, some key saves by Stacey Ballingall, had the teams still in a 1-1 deadlock after two periods. Port came out flying in the third period, displaying excellent passing plays resulting in 4 goals being scored. Brad Menzies picked up his second of the game assisted by Mike Sorley, Warren Geer made it 3-1 from Sorley and Menzies. John Lally after previously hitting the goal post made no mistake" on a pass from Andrew Steele. Mark Barkey robbed on several attempts put away the final marker with Lally earning the assist. Chris McConnell also turned in a between the pipes. Our next home game will be on Friday, October 29th, when the PeeWee's host Pickering Village. Game time 9 o'clock. MacMILLAN ORCHARDS -- NOW AVAILABLE -- "FLASH FROZEN" *Peas *Wax Beans *Green Beans *Raspberries *Blueberries *Corn *Peaches - *Carrots *Mixed Vegetables # MacMILLAN ORCHARDS -- WHITBY -- 668-5031 686-2531 24 HOUR INFORMATION LINE: 686-3515 a = fine performance ' Ashbridge pass into the empty net. Utica - 4 Emmerson - 1 A much improved Emmerson team held Utica at bay for the first half of the game and even sported a 1-0 lead after Charlie Dennis scored an unassisted goal in the first frame. Eventually the experience of Utica came through with four unanswer- ed goals. Ian Down started the ball rolling when he scored the first of his two goals at 6:51 of the second period, with Len McEnanney picking up the assist. Two minutes later Mike Mole gave Utica the lead after taking a pass from Murray Down. Murray Down scored the insurance marker at the start of the third period and Len McEnanney picked up his second assist. Ilan Down finished the scoring assisted by Keith Ellicott. Brians -5 Oddfellows - 1 Brians gave Oddfellows goaltender, Kevin Beer a rude awakening as they scored four goals in the first, five and a half minutes of play. : Jim O'Neill scored Brians first goal in a mere seven seconds after the opening face-off. Still in the first minute of play, Defilipis knocked in a L. Peeters pass to make it 2-0 Two minutes later Defilippis netted his second goal, with Van De Valka picking up the assist. O'Neill kept the scorekeeper busy by scoring his second goal of the game thirty seconds later. Bill Peeters collected the assist. Oddfellows Ronel Herbert broke Brians shutout bid by blasting a high shot past Deshane. Pomeroy picked up the assist. McArthur finished the scoring for Brians. Hair Shoppe 176 Perry Street - Port Perry wishes to announce (effective Tues., October 26th) LINDA RUTLEDGE will be joining the staff of The Hair Shoppe! For Appointment Call. Pine Ridge District Council will be holding their annual HALLOWE'EN -- DANCE -- MUSICBY J.D.'s-D.J. Sat., October 30th 8PM.10 1AM. to be held at NESTLETON COMMUNITY HALL $8.00 COUPLE © Refreshments ® Door Prizes .985-2532 Guaranteed Investment Certificates 1,2 & 5 YEAR ANNUAL 3 & 4 YEAR ANNUAL 1 & 2 YEAR MONTHLY 3 YEAR MONTHLY 4 YEAR MONTHLY 5 YEAR MONTHLY 13.25% CASH PAID FOR EXISTING MORTGAGES! (Rates Subject to Change without Notice.) 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