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2 i 4 Juvenile B's hope fo better record The Port Perry Juvenile "B's" sponsor- ed by Gregory's Mens Wear, got a bad start to their first game of the season. It was played Sunday, Nov. 13th in Lakefield. Port played well against the team considering they have had no real practices together. Lakefield got two quick goals but Port hung in there to tie it up. Both goals were scored by Steve Akerman and unassisted. Lakefield got a quick goal near the end of the first period. Port came back fight- ing and again tied it up. The goal was scored by Duane Stanly and assisted by Dave Tomp- kins. The: rest of the game was dominated by Lakefield who scored five more goals. In a last ditch effort Port skated up the ice and scored in the last eight seconds. The goal was scored by Lionel Deneckt and assisted by Brad Martin. Both Jon Waite and Mike Clarke played steady in goal despite giving up eight goals. During the game Port suffered sixteen minutes in penalties and Lakefield got away with only two. Last Thursday Greg- .ory's again faced off against Lakefield but this time they had the home ice advantage. Port got a slow start allowing Lakefield to get the first five goals. Close to the end of the second period Todd Soomre took a shot from the point and scored. The third period was a defensive battle. Each team had their chances before Lakefield broke the stalemate by getting a breakaway goal. A minute later Port's Rob Akerman passed the puck to Ian Porter who went in to score. Lake- field then burst out and scored two more goals. Port finally scored with 3:37 left to play. The Port Petites down Whitby On Saturday, Nov. 19, the Port Perry Bruton's IDA Petites hosted a Whitby team and beat them by a score of 7-2. Scoring for Port were Nicole Slack - 4, Misty Andrews - 2, and Denna Lovering with 1. Assists went to Amy Parlia- ment - 1, Kelly Menzies - 2, Lisa Levy - 1 and Lyndsay Dutkewich 1. All girls played well and all are improving their skating and passing skills. Next game for these girls is not until December 3rd at 5:30 when they host an Oshawa team. On Saturday, Nov. 19, the Port Perry Kinette Tweens hosted the Whitby team but were not fortunate enough to win. Jennifer Pelow from Kim Loudfoot, and Jessica Fluke unassist- ed were our scorers for the day. The girls play- ed well. We play our next game in Mississ- augaon Sat. Nov. 26 at 7 p.m. PORT PERRY ANGLERS ASSOCIATION P.0. Box 1396, Port Perry, Ont. LOB INO Announcing the formation of a local association to enhance knowledge and skills in regard to various aspects of angling. The Port Perry Anglers Association is open to any person who is interested in angling and conser- vation. Our main theme is proper fish manage- ment for future generations. For information please call Cecil Smith - 985-9166 or Steve Harwood - 985-3768. 2626263535356 ICI0 "The Pine Ridge POWER | SKATING SCHOOL at UXBRIDGE ARENA DEC. 19th to 30th *Ages 5 & Over *Group Rates Available. For more information & brochures: § IN UXBRIDGE CALL: 852-3884 TORONTO AREA CALL: 759-3049 S582 S25 52525352525 252525252525 goal was scored by Rob Akerman and assisted by' Brad Martin. Port played a tough match but were finally defeat- ed eight to three. During the game Port had twenty-one minutes in / penalties against Lake- field's six minutes. On Saturday, Gregory's Mens Wear played Little Britain. Both- teams gave it an all out effort but Little Britain came out vic- torious. The first period was scoreless but Little Britain got two quick ones in the second. Port Perry's Rob Akerman scored with a pass from Duane Stanley. Little Britain then scored a breakaway goal in the third period. With a one man advantage, Brad Martin passed to Steve Akerman who went in and scored. Little Britain then skated up the centre to score their fourth goal. Fifteen seconds later Duane Stanley scored. His goal was assisted by Jeff Wallace and Steve Akerman. The final goal of the game was scored by Little Britain with four minutes left to play. At the end of the game the score was five to three in favour of Little 'Britain. The penalties were fairly even with Little Britain receiving sixteen minutes and Port with fourteen. The Gregory's Mens Wear Juvenile Hockey club is coached by Joe Williams, managed by Scott Sandison and assisted by trainer Tim Thompson. The next game will be Saturday night at 9:00 at the Port Perry arena. Se om m------ery, § TROPHIES f I and | ENGRAVING) DO-NO's RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD _ ueen St., Port Perry 3 985- 2839 rm amt ! Q Yur Members of the Port Perry Karate Club won several medals at a competition held recently in Toronto. Front from left: Judy Brinkman, Steve DeHaas and Michele Van Karate team Last Wednesday night, Nov. 1, fourteen Scugog Karate students travelled through rain and snow to a Karate Tournament hosted by the Ryerson WADO KAI Karate Club competing with 150 students from Gregory's Mens Wear-1 Galley Fish and Chips -6 i In the first game Galley Fish and Chips defeated Gregory's Mens Wear by the score of 6-1. "Galley started things ' off at the 10:35 mark of the first when Tim Curry scored from Brian Cane. Tim Curry got his second goal of the day at 5:36 when he scored from Al Madden. Galley went ahead 3-0 in the second as B. Hutch- inson scored from Al Madden and Mike Fitz- BLIZZARD DAYS ARE ON AT UXBRIDGE SMALL ENGINES LIMITED Behind Williamson Pontiac Buick on Douglas Road CICICICICICICICIC PCAC CCI CHESS 252525252525252525052525252525052 ICICI Oshawa and Toronto. The Port Perry Club brought home seven out of 36 medals. The winners are: in the Junior Division (under 15 yrs) for Kata - White-Yellow Belt Division - Adam Cook- gerald at 9:46. Greg- ory's Mens Wear finally got on the board in the third when Pete Van Weston scored from Danny Carty and John Delorme at 9:03. Galley stormed back in the third to make it 6-1 on goals from John Foster, Mike Fitzgerald and Dave Mann. Picking up the assists on those three goals were John * Foster, Sandy Garvock, Mike Fitzgerald, Brian Cane, Dave Mann, John Robertson and Ron Raines. Goalies for game No.1 were Richard Huggins for Gregory's Mens Wear and Pete Nam- ienko who was the winner for Galley Fish and Chips. Compton Cable T.V. -2 B.J. Donuts -0 Compton Cable T.V. defeated B. J. Donuts by a score of 2-0. Comptons Lee Steeves gave them a 1-0 lead as he scored an unassisted goal at 6:32. Compton took a 2-0 lead at 10:20 of the second when Dave Mills scored from Al Bonner and Ron Compton. Goal- tenders for this game were Richard Huggins who received the shut out and Doug McSween for B.J.'s. Final score Compton 2, B.J.'s 0. J&D Carpentry - 0 Rick Larocque Electric -4 Rick Larocque Electri¢ defeated J&D ANTE LT AANA ' ky A ARH IROTS SHEE FU) GRAAL Pe HO #0 PORT PERRY SYAR - Jues EE Heiningen. At back from left: instructor Rob Dods, Geoffrey Reis, Adam Cookson and Gina Lyczba. To find out who won what, see article. win medals son 1st place, Orange- Green Belt Division - Geoffrey Reis, 1st place; Adult Black Belt Kata - Sense, Robert Dods - 3rd place; Adult Women's Kumite (Sparring) White to Orange Belt Division - Carpentry by the score of 40. Rick Larocque Electric got their first goal at the 4:25 mark when Doug Bronson scored from Ron Davis. Rick Larocque Electric took a 2-0 lead in the second when Doug Bronson got his second from Ron Zaparanuik. In the third period Larocque made it 3-0 at 12:03 when Bill Van Camp scored from Doug Bronson and Ray Zap- aranuik. Minutes later Bill Van Camp received his second goal as he took a pass from Doug Bronson who collected his fourth point of the day, and Glen McCoy. Goalies for this game were Bob Strickert who collected another shut- out to his collection, and Don Card played between the pipes for J&D Carpentry. Michele Van Heinengen - 1st place; Gina Lylzba - 2nd place; Judy Brink- man 3rd place; Mens Kumite, Orange-Green Belt Division - Steve DeHaas - 3rd place. In adult Kata White- Yellow class Dave Travis took third place. Mens hockey results Crandell's Riverboat - 0 Sportsland - 4 Sportsland "Falcons" defeated Crandell's Riverboat by the score of 4-0. Sportsland's Tim Kane gave Sportsland a 1-0 lead at the 9:56 of the first which was un- assisted. Sportsland took a 2-0 lead at the 5:26 mark as Bryan Norton scored from Tim Kane and Wayne Fox. With seconds remaing in the first, Tim Kane got his second of the day from Wayne Fox to give Sportsland a 3-0 advant- age. Sportsland scored one more late in the third when Tom Hunter scored from George Slade and Rod Jones. Goalies for this game were Ron Thompson who played great gett- ing his shut out and Barry Johnston for Crandell"s Riverboat. AUTO INSURANCE DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - -985-8416 Also see us about your Home, Farm, Commercial, Life & Mortgage Insurance Needs! Cr Sat Sa mA ~. TAT NY > ARE) POR)