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nid ews LL Ph Rat ERLE dot WS ait Cos So Sa a 2 Sa J.& D. Carpentry -5 Gregory's Mens Wear - J&D Carpentry defeated Gregory's Mens Wear by the score of 5-0. The game remained scoreless until late in the second when J&D's Joe Curran scored from Wayne Taylor and Dennis Lycett. In the third J&D scored four as Rick Olaisen scored un- assisted, Rick Hope scored his first of two from Joe Curran and Keijo Kinnunen, Brian Samis scored the fourth and Rick Hope got his The playoffs are here and the George Stone boys are off to a roaring start against their arch rivals Uxbridge. The first game on Feb. 5th was at home for Port Perry. The first period was nearly over when Douma scored for Port assisted by Brad- bury. Twenty four seconds later and with only 2 seconds on the clock Douma assisted by Bradbury scored again. In the second second of the morning that was unassisted. Don Card had a fine game picking up his shut-out and Laval Poylin played net for Gregorys. Final score 5-0 in favour of J&D Carpen- try. Crandells Riverboat - 6 - B.J.Donuts - 1 Crandell's Riverboat defeated B.J. Donuts by the score of 6-1. Cran- dell's took a 2-0 lead in the first as Mike Dris- coll scored unassisted and Ken Little scored period Port scored two unanswered goals - Akkerman assisted by Teno and Douma got his hat-trick. In the third period, Durward scored single handed to bring Port's total to five. Ux- bridge fought back and popped two in the net but ran out of time with the final score being 5-2. The second game on Feb. 9th was at Ux- bridge. The home team played a strong first Midgets face a tough road On Monday February 6th, the Canadian Tire Midget B's met Ux- bridge in the first game of the playoffs. This was not one of Port's better games as they could never really get on track and ended up los- ing 4-1. Scoring for Port was Mike Fluke un- assisted. John Moore played well between the pipes. the next game was played on Sunday, February 12th in Ux- bridge. This was a lot better effort by Port, but a goal in the last eleven seconds of over- time enabled Uxbridge to win 5 to 4. Scoring for Port were Nick Crack- nell from Jay VanCamp and Clay Dempsey, Karl Durham from Todd Reamsbottom and Nick Cracknell, Willie Edwards from Mike Fluke and Clay Demp- sey and Mike Fluke from Andy Systma. Steve Langille played in net for this game and played very well. Bantams go up by 2 victories With a quick start Steve Durham scored unassisted for Port Perry and the first period ended 1-0. Early into the 2nd period Ux- bridge tied it up, and then the rally began. Dave Burnett from Rob Baker made it 2-1 but the second period ended in a 2-2 tie. Starting into the third period really put the pressure on but Kevin Cearns came up with a few key saves until Brad Menzies from Durham scored the 3rd goal. Not long after Ux- bridge tied it. Port's Rob Baker assisted by Dave Culbert pulled ahead again. After Uxbridge making it a 44 game, Steve Durham from Dave Culbert gave us another lead which Uxbridge tied up for the final time. With only 36 seconds left on the clock, Dave Culbert came through unassist- ed giving us a 6-5 victory. Monday at 8 p.m. the 3rd game of the series was held in Uxbridge. PORT PERRY 235 QUEEN ST. 985-7383 STAR Office Products UXBRIDGE 1 MAINST S. 852-7680 Star Ofics Products - A division of Port Parry Star Company Limited. A his first of two assisted by Ken Jeffery and Ray Zaparaniuk. Crandells put in four more in the third as Ken Jeffery scored from Ken Little and Dave Jackson. Ken Little got his second from Jeffery and Mike Driscoll. B.J.'s finally got on the board as Allan Grey took advan- tage of the extra man and scored unassisted. Crandells scored two more in the last twenty seconds as Larry Jack- son scored from Dave Jackson and Brian Callery scored from period and had a one goal advantage going into the second period. Port decided to put an end to the winning streak. Bradbury assist- ed by Halligan put Port's first goal on the scoreboard. Two minutes later Port went ahead with a goal from Douma assisted by Ver- non with only 22 seconds left in the second period. Vernon got one for him- self assisted by Douman. Uxbridge just couldn't seem to rally the troops and in the third period. Vernon got. his second goal of the game this time assisted Larry Jackson and Don- evan Smith. Goalies for this game were Barry Johnston for Crandells as he picked up a win and Doug Mc- Sween for B.J.'s. Final score 6-1 in favour of Crandell's Riverboat. Compton Cable T.V.-§ Sportsland-3 Compton Cable T.V. defeated Sportsland by the score of 5-3. In the first each team scored twice, as Ken Smart scored from Floyd Asselstine to give Sportsland a 1-0 lead. Akkerman to make the final score 5-1 for the George Stone boys. The 3rd game of the series was the next night, Feb. 10th at Port with the Uxbridge boys out for revenge. This game was a bit rougher than the previous games with both teams serving too much time in the boxes. Uxbridge came out fighting and had one goal on the scoreboard in the first minute of the game. It took the Port boys halfway into the period to get their act together but Akkerman assisted by Durward managed to equalize. In by Durward. Douma got the second period Apple- his second goal of the by scored an absolute game assisted by peach of a goal assisted Sports at PPHS PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 14, 1984 -- 23 Mens league gears up for playoff action Compton's Bob Lee scored one to tie the game that was unassist- ed. Doug Smart put Sportsland up 2-1 as he scored from Floyd Asselstine and Wayne Fox. Compton tied it up at two as Ed Olsen scored his first of two at 0:09. Each team scored . in the second as Sports- land Doug Smart got his second from Wayne Fox and Wayne Norton. Compton scored three straight to take the game 5-3. First Al Bonner scored from Larry Courtice and Ed ---at Roaring start for Pee Wee B's by Mark. Bradbury assisted by Vernon brought the score to 3-1 for Port at the end of the 2nd. The third period was when things got out of hand. Tempers seem- 'ed to be short as both teams battled for supremacy. At one stage Port had 3 boys in the box but the strong defence managed to hold off Uxbridge from scoring. With only 14 seconds left on the clock, Uxbridge put one in the net but it was too late to tie up the game. Port came out victor- ious 3-2. The fourth game coming up this week could be the decider, but who knows? Seniors catch gold by Amy Ware On Thursday, Feb. 9 the midget, junior and senior basketball teams travelled to Bowman- ville H.S. for their last game of regular season play. The midgets play- ed a great game up until the last quarter where careless fouls and turn- overs cost them the game. Final score Port 38, Bowmanville 41. Top scorer was Dave Burn- ett with 13 points. The juniors season ended on a winning note as they slipped by Bowmanville 53-52. Top scorers were Lee Wilbur - 16 points and Darryl Musselman 19 points. The seniors gave it their all, but just couldn't close the gap as Bowmanville surpassed Port by a score of 63-31. The seniors came up with their first wins of the season on Feb. 11 at the Uxbridge senior Invitational Basketball tournament. They defeated Brock and Stouffville H.S. to catch a gold medal in the C division. Congratul- ations! Good luck to all three teams during the playoffs. On Monday Feb. 6 the midget and junior volleyball teams travelled to Eastdale Collegiate to play against Eastdale and Bowmanville H.S. The juniors won three straight games against Bowmanville, 15-3, 15-3, and 15-1. Their next challenge was Eastdale and this match went to 5 games with Port emerg- ing winners in the 5th game, 158, 9-15, 4-15, 15-3 and 15-13. The midgets played 4 games but could only manage to win 1 game on Feb. 7. the volleyball teams hosted Durham Christian H.S. The juniors played three quick games and were victorious. The midgets also played three games, they too were victorious 15-5,15-4,15-7. On Feb. 9 the volleyball teams hosted our rivals from Cartwright. The juniors extended their winning streak to 8-0 as they beat Cartwright 15-1, 15-1, 15-2. The midgets also played three games and were victorious in three. Good luck Monday and Tuesday against Courtice and G.L. Roberts. Midget A's in trouble by Hillis Wilbur The Port Perry Menzies Motor's started their playoffs on Feb. 6th against Uxbridge and lost 9 to 3. Scoring for Port were Jeff Cox assisted by Rob Baker and Fred Cockerton, Greg Warriner assisted by Dave Burnett and Craig Menzies, Greg Warriner rounded out the scoring unassisted. In the second game of the series they again came up short by a score nf 7 to 3. Scoring for Port were Hkob Baker assisted by Jim White and Lee Wilbur, Dave Burnett assisted by Craig Menzies and Greg Warriner, Craig Menzies assisted by Greg Warriner and Lee Wilbur. Paul Goreski played well in net. In the 3rd game in Uxbridge they got off to a fast start by scoring 2 quick goals but Ux- bridge came to life and scored 5 goals in about 6 minutes. The final score was 8-3. Scoring for Port were Jeff Cox assisted by Fred Cockerton and Jim White, Greg Warr- ,iner assisted by Dave Burnett. Craig Menzies assisted by Chris Cook- man. Tom White played well between the pipes. Fourth game in the series goes at Port Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Olsen. Dave Mills got the go ahead goal from Ron Compton and Bob Lee and Ed Olsen got his second from Al Bonner at 10:12 of the third. Goalies for this game were Richard Huggins for Compton and Barry Johnston who played as a sub for Sportsland. Galley Fish & Chips - 7 Rick Larocque Electric-0 Galley Fish and Chips defeated Rick Larocque Electric by the score of 70. In the first both teams were scoreless but in the second Galley let loose and received two quick goals. First Ted Wills scored from Ted Blanchard at 11:08 then Tim Curry went the second, Al Madden made it 3-0 as he scored from Ron Raines. Galley went ahead four- zero in the third when Mike Fitzgerald scored from John Foster and Dave Mann. Galley received two more quick goals that were both unassisted. Al Madden got his second at 7:02 and Dave Mann also received one at 4:00. With 0:09 left to. play Galley made it 7-0 as Al Madden got his hat trick from Tim Curry and John Robertson. Goalies from this game were Pete Nam- ienko for Sportsland who received a shutout and Bob Strickert for Larocque Electric. alone to make it 20. Final score 7-0 in favour With 11 seconds to go in of Galley. FINAL STANDING TEAM w | T PTS. Galley Fish & Chips 15 3 3 J3 Crandell's Riverboat 12 6 3 27 Larocque Electric 10 6 5 25 Compton Cable TV. 10 6 5 25 B.J. Donuts 7 113 17 Gregory's 7 12 2 16 Sportsland 6 13 2 14 J&D Carpentry 3 1351 5 Year Annual Interest 1Y2" MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. the Permanent Canada Permanent Trust Company Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. FRANK'S RESTAURANT CAESAREA Presents ... "Rock & Roll at its best!" Friday & Saturday FEB. 17 & 18 9P.M.10 1 AM. 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