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et mG A Pat Bruton, General Motors of student received the award for Tonnie Debruijn (left) of Port Perry, accepts a scholarship from Canada Ltd. The Durham College academic achievement in Technology, Year | at Durham College in Oshawa. On Friday, Jan. 2nd the Sport sland Bantam Boys hockey 'team travelled to Baltimore to compete in their first tournament of the year After playing three excellent hockey games the boys came out as the "B" side champs. The first game of the tournament saw the Bantam squad taking on a tough team from Oakwood. It wasn't long until Oakwood had a 2-0 lead in the game but with 10 seconds left in the second period Lee Phillips scored and this made it for an in- _ teresting third period. At the 7:03 mark of the third, Lee Phillips came thru again and mark- ed an unassisted goal to tie the game. With the game looking like it might go into overtime the strong skating forward; Steve Trumbull, of Oakwood scored with 50 seconds left and that made it a loss for the Port Perry squad, with the final being B and L throws scare af broomball league leaders Goreski's Insulation 3 B & L Donuts 2 B&L gave Goreski's a bad scare in this affair as they built up a 2-0 lead prior to watching it evaporate into a loss. ° Brian Mikkeben did all the damage for B&L as he notched both goals with Graham Carl picking up the assist on the second marker. On Saturday, January 3rd, the Port Perry Petite C's played against the Mariposa team in Oakwood. The Mariposa team took the lead early in the game but the Port girls kept up the pressure and might have evéned the score except for two defensive lapses, one in each period. As a result of two quick goals by the strong Mariposa offense during each of these low points, Port Perry fell farther behind and ended he. By the end of the first it was 2-1 as Mark Lee got his first of two from Bart Wager. With 4:56 left to play in the game the same two clicked to make it a 2-2 score. With overtime looming, Lee set up Ken Fraser to give Goreski's the win. The league will be hosting its an- nual tournament this coming Satur- A strong effort game trailing by six goals, Three goals were scored by Valerie Payne, two by Amanda Webb and one by Jean Templeman. Brandy Harris had two assists, and Melissa Pereman, Katherine Ellis and Jean Templeman each assisted once. The Port Perry team is Joking | forward to an exciting Ringette tournament in Porto on Saturday. Wagg MEMBER ONTARIO FUNERAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION (Incorporated) = McDermott - Funeral Home Kindness - Courtesy - Economy We are bonded for your security. Pre- -arrangement & Cremation information Serving Port Perry & Surrounding Districts with Distinctive Service SAME LOCATION FOR OVER 75 YEARS 985-2171 Panabaher 216 Queen Street Port Perry GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Annual Rates Monthly Rates 4 YEARS 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 9 1/4% 5 YEARS 91/2% -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD - Rates subject to change without notice Call the office for mnformaton SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation day January 10 at Manvers Twp - Arena starting at 7:00 a.m. All six local teams and others from Oshawa, Toronto, and the Barrie area will be trying for $1400 in ex- individual pense money and awards. Utica Farm Equipment 4 Oddfellows 1 - Utica broke the ice first as they notched the only marker of the first - on a goal by Mike Mitchell from Dermot Doyle. They built a 2-0 lead early in the second half as Kevin Ibbittson scored on'a set up from Mitchell. - Oddfellows got back in the game on a goal by Danny McKee to make it 2-1. Brian Pomeroy picked up the assist. Murray Down then picked up the next 2 goals for Utica to nail down the victory. Jack Monsma got the assist on the second effort. Blackstock Merchants 4 . Emmerson's 0 Blackstock built a 2-0 lead by the 'midway point of the game on goals by Rick Bayard from Dave Dalton and Ron Wagg from Tom Wootten. The score stayed this way until late in the game when Ron Short chalked 'one up from Wayne McGuigan. With 28 seconds to play - Dalton rapped in Bayard's rebound for the final. Rick McLean picked up the shutout for Blackstock. Courses Would you like to update your skills in order to return to the workforce? Would you like to learn new skills in order to achieve a dif- ferent career objective? Would you just like a night out to learn a new ~ hobby? Discover what Durham College has to offer in winter extension pro grams in Oshawa and Ajax There are over 235 courses and one day seminars to choose from Both general interest and credit courses are available, everything from accounting to word processing. astronomy to watercolour Registration begins January 10th and, with the exception of the more popular ccurses, can be handled by mail. For more information watch for the extension course brochure in area papers January 7th or contact the Registration Office at Durham College at 576-0210, extension 244 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 6, 1987 -- 25 Sportsland Bantams win B title at Baltimore This loss put Sportsland on th. oid side, where they were to play Ops in their second game. All players played an extremely good game and it was Ed Toffan who had the hot hand in this one Toffan opened the scoring with two goals in the first period. One goal was unassisted and the other had assists going to Eric Grosvenor and Mike Griffin. With the game at 2-1 in the third period, Chris C arr scored from Lee Philips and Ed Tof- fan to put the boys ahead 3-1. Jarett Harman then scored to add more in- surance with assists going to Eric Grosvenor and Phil Teno. In this game the fine goaltending of Jamie Brown proved to be the effort need- ed to award him with the M.V.P. award for that game. This win now put the Sportsland team into the final game against the host team, Baltimore. The final game started with a very excited Port Perry squad and it didn't take the boys very long on getting onto the score board. Chris Carr started the scoring with the assist going to Lee Phillips Gerry Douma then notched in a goal from Todd Poppleton: Lee Phillips then - rounded out the scoring with an ex cellent goal with the assist going to Poppleton again. With Paul Kett playing a fine game. in net, it look- ed like he might receive a shut-out but it was not to be as Baltimore did get on the scoreboard. * At the final buzzer it was 3-1 in favour of Port Perry and they brought home the trophy. ~ Special honours go to Lee Phil Ips who had an excellent tournamen: as he had 3 goals and 2 assists to lead the team as well as he was awa d- ed the M.V.P. award in the first game against Oakwood and in the final game against Baltimore. Congratulations to all the players on a fine tourny and on playing some . excellent hockey. Come out and see the Sportsland Bantam team play their next game on Wed. Jan. 7th against Oshav-a at 9:15 p.m. Top bowl ing scores MIXED BOWLING Sunday Night Mixed League December 21, 1 Team Standings: Ottawh Rough Riders 32, Stampeders 25. Blue 'Bombers 24, Ti-Cats 19, Eskimos 16, Argos 9. | Mens High Single Flat: Turner 277. Mens High Single With Handicap: Bill Turner 277. Mens High Triple Flat: Turner 704. Mens High Friple With Handic ap: Bill turner 704. Ladies High Single Flat: Gotthelf 267. i Bill Bill Jayne ' Ladies High Single With Har- dicap: Mary Pipher 298, Bev Silver- man 298. ~ Ladies High Triple Flat: Brenda Cummings 599. Ladies High Triple With Har- dicap: Mary Pipher 708. Ladies Over 200: Kay McBrice 218, Pat Turner 201, Jayne Gottheif 267 Beth Oke 227, Mary Pipher 22, . Bev Silverman 244, Doris Dunlon 213, Brenda Cummings 215, 235. Ladies Triple Over 600: Men Over 210: Tom Tennysor 226, 242, Bill Turner 218, 27, John Grieve 1232, Jim Rider 246. Mens Triple Over 615: Bill Turner 704, Tom Tennyson 649. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ..- ADVERTISE WHERE IT PAYS Coming soon to ... $8.00/person 'Frank's Restaurant, Caesarea 986-5684 "GREEN RIVER" CREEDENCE CLEARWATER. REVIVAL REVIVAL f Tickets available for SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21st Only Ticket Holders Admitted. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Sale starts Tuesday, January 6th, 1987 Up to 90% off Regular Price! 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