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ah RE wl ER TERN a 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 27, 1984 Sportsland - 3 Galley Fish & Chips -3 This was a battle for first place as the score seesawed. Galley took the lead halfway through the second period on a goal by Larry Page, assisted by Terry Rose. Sports- land's Rick Olaisen tied the score 1 minute later assisted by Brian Callery. Galley went ahead once again on a goal by Donovan Smith, assisted by Dave Mann. Sportsland came right back and took the lead on two goals by John Foster assisted by Ken Smart and Dave Bourgeois. Galley tied the. score at 3 on a Nall - Es ergy * TROPHIES and [ | : ENGRAVING | DO-NO's § | i RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD Queen St., Port Perry ) 985-2839 3 V / = rs cm mn mn ON SNOW PLOWING By Contract or Hourly 24 HR. SERVICE John R. McDougall 985-2758 screened shot by Kelly Lee assisted by Don- ovan Smith and Peter Keene. J&D-9 B.J. Donuts - 1 Doug Bache's "Hat Trick" inspired J&D Carpentry to a 9-1 romp over B.J. Donuts. This game was a bit one sided as the score would indicate. Scoring J&D's other goals, Joe Currans (2), Phil Walmsley (2), and Dennis Lycett (2). Assists to Mike Adam (2), Dan Carty (2), Joe Curran (2), Floyd asselstine (2), Bob Tar- botton and Ron Jeffrey (2). Scoring B.J.'s lone goal, Ritchie LeFort assisted by Al Bonner and Cris Brain. Compton T.V. -6 Larocque - 1 Compton T.V. broke Battle for first easy 6-1 victory. Scoring for Compton, Randy Knight (2), Doug Bron- son, Dick Martin, Bill Hurst and Glen McCoy. Assists to Doug Bronson (2), Rod Jones, Dennis Sims, 'Ken Toms, Dick Martin and Glen Mc- Coy. Larocque Electric lone tally scored by Bill Van Camp, unassisted. Crandells -3 Smith Contracting - 2 Crandells notched their third win of the season with a third period goal by Greg Roberts assisted by Wayne Fox. Fox scored Crandells first and second goals assisted by Greg Roberts and Neil McLaughlin. Scoring for Smiths were Henry Forderer from Denzil Irvine, and Scott Davis, assisted by out of their scoring Mike Driscoll and slump and skated to an Wayne Addison. LEAGUE STANDINGS AS OF NOVEMBER 25 W L T GF.GA. Pts. Galley Fish& Chips 5 1 4 28 20 14 Sportsland 6 2 2 39 21 14 Larocque Electric 6 3 1 33 29 13 J&D Carpentry 4 3 3 32 271 1 B.J. Donuts 4 4 2 23 3H 8 Compton Cable TV. 3 5 2 19 22 8 Crandells Riverboat 3 7 0 20 32 6 Smith Contracting 1 5 4 20 28 6 SCORING LEADERS Name Team G. A. Pts. D. Bourgeois Sportsland 12 8 20 J. Foster Sportsland 10 9g 19 K. Smart Sportsland 5 11 16° K. Little Larocque 6 9 15 W. Taylor Larocque 7 4 11 B. Smith Smiths 7 4 11 B. Samis - Galley 6 5 11 J. Curran J&D 3 8 11 A.-Bonner B.J. 7 3 10 B. VanCamp Larocque 5 5 10 G. Roberts Crandells 4 6 10 SNOWMOBILES FOR SALE The way it should be. Yamaha has many models to choose from including two models that are designed for one or two peo- ple, the ET340T, the Work Horse of the snow- mobiles OR the Deluxe XL540 that has it all ... electric start, handle bar heaters, real comfort and easy handling. SEE THEM ALL AT ... ASSELSTINE'S BLACKSTOCK - 986-4437 ©PPS NN { he MELEE TXT "a ps ™ : ) Angie Bray's six year old eyes were way bigger than her stomach, when confronted face to face with a whole table of baked Bamtam A's Goreski Insulation Bantams hosted Peter- borough on Wednesday - night. They came away with a 54 win. Scoring for Port Mark Barkey 1 goal, 1 assist; Mark Elliott 1 goal; Greg Stapleton 1 goal, 1 assist; Jamie Menzies 1 goal, 1 assist; Derek Fitzgerald 1 goal with the assist going to Shawn Nanay. Stacey Ballingall played a good game in net. Friday night Port travelled to Peterbor- ough claiming a 9-1 victory. The game was rough and filled with penalties on both sides. Goals scored were Jamie Menzies 2, Jeff Oke 2, Stephen Connors 2, with Warren Geer, Mark Barkey, Andrew Steele and Brad Menzies each getting 1. Assists were earned by Brad Menzies and Greg Stapleton 2, Mark Bark- ey, Brad Traves, Phil McBride, Warren Geer and Jamie Menzies with 1 each. Chris McConnell play xd a strong game in net. Sunday evening the Bantams played in Lin- dsay. They kept the score to a 2-2 tie against the big tough hitting team. Scoring were Brad Menzies and Brad Traves with assists to Mark Barkey and Warren Geer. Our goalie, Stacey Ballin- gal, played a tremend- ous game. ATTENTION SNOWMOBILERS The Port Perry Snowmobile Club will be selling Federation Trail Permits at the local snowmobile dealers this winter and Club Membership applica- tions will also be available. A special Club Membership and Permit Sale will be conducted on December 2nd, at the Clubs Gen- eral Membership Meeting. For details contact HAZEL COATES 985-2695. SUN., DECEMBER 2 Port Perry MoJacks VS. Little Britain Merchants ADMISSION: Adults $2.00; Students $1.50 and Children 50° ' J ' ) ' \ 1; \J UJ {J U \J U \ I U ' J U \J U \J U \J ni ri o J I 1 | fs J rs {J ' 4 U J U J U J ' J ' J ' 1 ' J ' A J GAME TIME: 7:30 P.M. a pn -------- - Now, that's a real eyeful goodies in the tea room of Cartwright Cen- tral Public School's Fun Fair, held Saturday. Our next home game is Wed. at 8:00 and the boys will be playing in win 2, tie the annual Bancroft tournament this week- end. Close game Last Friday night saw the Pearce Auctioneers Novice team hosting Cobourg in an exciting well-played game. Cobourg scored late in the 1st period with Port's Davy Bourgeois scoring their lone goal early in the second. Mike Pashley played an excellent game in net for the Novice No.l team stopping a numbered advances by the Cobourg offense. Tom Durward, Clay Scott, Greg Thompson, Andrew Jones and Jay King all played good defense against the Cobourg attackers. Cobourg netted 2 un- answered goals in the 3rd period ending the game 3-1. In Port Hope on Sun day, Port came out all fired up and ready to go. A good game was play- ed by all with special for Novice A mention going to Brent Harper who came out of net to play the wing position. Great game, Brent. Although the game ended in a 5-2 loss for Port the boys all played a very good offensive game. The first goal was scored by Brett Lawson with: the assists being credited to Scott Heas- man and Ritchie Tripp. The second goal was scored from a scramble in front of the Cobourg net by Graham Holt assisted by Kenton Le- Fort and Brett Lawson. These guys all played an aggressive, fast skat- ing game. Way to work! On Friday, November 30, the Pearce Auction- eers have an exhibition game against Oshawa at 7 p.m. Keep it up, boys! PORT PERRY LIONS CLUB TURKEY SHOOT ZT As QUNLTN AL AN 5 NGA Sat., December 1st 10:00 A.M. West of Aldred's Store On Scugog Island