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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 22, 1985 ouse League results NOVICE Port Perry Printing - 7 Gord Lewis - 1 Port Perry Printing came out fly ing as they downed Gord Lewis 7-1 Port Perry Printing scoring Tom Durward and Sean Gawley 2 goals. 1 assist Jeremy Geer 2 goals, 2 assists: Jeff Jamieson | 0) 1 assist; Matt Phoenix 1 goal, Jason Phillips and Brent Giles 2 assists cach: and Matt Mantel and Kevin Gray | assist each Gord Lewis scor ing Brandon Puckrin assisted by Allan Calder Pearce Auction - 10 Kinsmen - | Kinsmen weren't really for Pearce Auction today as they were defeated 10-1. Pearce Auction scor- ing Neil Mueller 6 goals, 1 assist; Mike Pashley 2 goals; Mike Nichols 1 goal, 1 assist; Jeff Vernon 1 goal with Tom Clombers and Ryan Morden each with an assist. David's Hairstyling - 4 Remax Realty - 2 In this close contest David's Hairstyling ended up on top 4-2 over Remax Realty. Davids scoring Jeremy Norton 3 goals; Mike Leach 1 goal, 1 assist and Chad Mitchell 1 assist. Remax scoring Ricky Olaisen and Ryan Edgar 1 goal unassisted BANTAM Nothyng makes a boy want to pro- ve himself more than being told that they as a group have improved over the year and perform a given task, and that's what has happened in the Bantam House League this year Given a chance to perform under game conditions in body contact, and perform they have, as the league opened up with some pretty exciting hockey and even a touch of class On Saturday, October 12, 1985 the Cochrane Trotters gave coach John Intine a wedding present early with a 5-2 win over Emmerson"s In- surance and then made a wild dash for the church, tux and all! Scoring for the Trotters were Ken Smart, Jon Rodway 2, Ron Halligan and David Leroy, assisting were Rodway, Kip Roane 2, Marvin Hughes and Darryl Bradt. Chris Logan 2 and Mark Fitze each had goals for Emmersons, assisting was Paul Turner, Terry Bache, John Nottingham, Chris Watson all with 1 each. In the second game of the day [.G.A. pulled off a 2-1 win over Con- sumers Gas. With Gerry Douma and Bob Orr each scoring a goal, Orr had the lone assist. Adam Danter scored the lone goal with Neil Mark assisting. Saturday, October 19, in game one Consumers Gas came back late in the third period and scored three unanswered goals to nip Cochrane Trotters 6-5. This was an outstan- ding hockey game with some good close action. Scoring for Consumers Gas were Craig Free, Trevor Solomon, Duane lL.eask, Neil Mark, Adam Danter and newcomer Terry May, assisting were Duane Leask, Dale Leask and Danter. For the Trotters, Ron Halligan had the leagues first hat trick with three goals, Peter Brock and Mar- vin Hughes. Jon Rodway with three assists along with Ken Smart and Dave Leroy. The Bundle Carriers of IGA had a wild third period after both teams played a close 2-1 game for two periods before the gates came crushing down, and IGA went on a scoring binge of five goals to open up the game. Scoring for IGA were Shawn Phillips 2, Eric Douma, Mike Griffin, Derek Slack, Mike Toye and Chris Lavereau, adding assists were Mike Griffin 2, John Sturman 2, Gerry Douma, Eric Douma, Phillips and Orr. Emmersons goal getters were Jason Wienhold and Paul Turner. I. G.A winning 7-2. Lakers make it to finals The Scugog Realty Lakers Oldtimers team travelled to Millbrook over the past weekend to participate an the Millbrook Olduimers 9th annual hockey tournament In game no 1, the Lakers started slowly, falling behind 2-0 before the game was 5 minutes old. However, with constant pressure on the Omemee goaltender the lakers skated to a 6-3 win. Scoring for the Lakers were Mike Driscoll with the hat trick, Ken Smart, Bob Tarbot- ton and Rick Olaison with one each In game no. 2, the opposition was Novice win 3-2 The Pearce Auctioneers had a real challenge on their hands as they faced off against Lindsay on Friday, October 18 for their 2nd league game From the opening whistle at proved to be a very exciting match, with both teams giving their all Lindsay took an early lead which they held until the latter half of the nd period The Auctioneers battled back as the hine of Brent Harper, Kenton LeFort and Greg Thompson attacked the Lindsay goalminder The goal was counted by Brent with the assist going to Kenton With Port short handed. Lindsay once again took the lead That would prove to be short hved as Port's Kenton LeFort put in the tying goal from a scramble in front of the Lind- say net The Port Perry team continued applying pressure and were reward ed as Davy Bourgeois tucked in Port's 3rd of the mght to chnch the hometown win 3-2 Jay King and Keith Haist played a super game on defence foiling many Lindsay rushes The gruelling Tam practice really paid off as the Auctioneers skated and passed hke real pros Great game guys' The Novice No 1's next games Friday October 25 at 7p m Good luck boys CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK 985-3747 Mon Fri B80 5 Sat 830 0 1 30 We Supply & Install OR Supply Only! . ANSE gL 2aS "ey -" ESTIMATES f Renovate & Dress Up Your Home Before Winter! SIDING - SOFFIT - FASCIA EAVESTROUGH - FLASHINGS Your "ONE STOP Dealer We Mow Carry Coloured Steel Trough for Barns 985- 3141 from Bridgeworth and this proved to be a tough battle from start to fimish with the Lakers posting a 2-1 victory on 2 goals by Bob Tarbntton. In game no. 3, the Lakers played the undefeated Cavan Blazers in a game which would determine the winner of the four team group. The game was a tight defensive battle with both goalies making many fine saves After 8:15 of the first period Bob Tarbotton scored an unassisted goal, which started the Lakers on their way to a 3-0 victory. The other Lakers goals were scored by Ray Zaparanuik and Mike Driscoll with Peter Naumeniko picking up the shutout. This victory assured the lakers of 1 position and a final match up against Sunderland As usual in our games with the Sunderland team the game was tight, producing numerous penalties which affected the overall flow of the game The Lakers chalked up 10 penalties in the game which when compared to a total of 6 penalties in the previous 3 games indicated the type of pame those two teams pro- duced with some help from the referees Sunderland skated to a 5-2 victory making the most of their man advantage situations Scoring for the Lakers in this game was Bob Tarbotton and Jim Beatty TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE October 16, 1985 Team Standings: Redoubtable 33. Bushers - 28. Accidents 17 Blue Jays - 22. Retreads - 19. Young and Old - 18 High Single: Pat Mason 290 High Single with Handicap: Fc Weinhold - 307 "igh Triple: Pat Mason 752 High Triple with Handicap: Bill Fielding - 713 215 And Over: Ed Weinhold - 275, Jim Rider - 240.277. Rick DeShane 223 Bill Fielding - 247. Pat Masor 217.245.290. Roy Werry - 226. Johr Criscione - 260.279. Kevin Haugen 228. Hal McCullough - 215 600 And Over: Rick DeShane 600. Jim Rider - 731. John Criscione 720. Ed Weinhold - 617. Pat Mason - 752. Bill Fielding - 647, Kevin Haugen - 622 Judy Latta (right) of the Big Sisters organization accepts a cheque in the amount of $1,769.23 from Doris Clark, Bowl-a-thon chairperson. (See story) A helping hand for Big Sisters Local realtors, politicians and the general public helped raise $1,769.23 by participating in the second an- nual Bowl-A-Thon for Big Sisters. The event was sponsored by the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board and held at Centennial Lanes Bowling Alley, Port Perry on Satur- day. September 14, 1985. Port Perry Bowl-A-Thon Chairperson, Doris Clark of Marj Tripp Real Estate Ltd. said that it was gratifying to have citizens of Port Perry and area help support this worthwhile community organization. Other communities within the jurisdiction of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board also par- ticipated in the 1 day Bowl-A-Thon and a total of $19,000.00 was raised. Big Sisters is a iocal, nonprofit community organization and its main function is the match of Big @e Hearing c Aid (entre ¢f Port Perry Sisters and Little Sisters. Little Sisters are girls or young women ages 7 to 17 years old who may be experiencing difficulty in some part of their lives. Big Sisters are special friends to young girls. They are women, over the age of 18 and come from all walks of life who enjoy children, are caring, understanding and appreciative of the art of friend- ship. Big Sister aims are simple and caring - a warm reassuring relation- ship between a mature women and a young girl in need. The Oshawa and District Real Estate Board covers an area from Ajax-Pickering to Newcastle to Port Perry and is made up of 840 real estate professionals. 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