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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 20, 1987 There was some tough competition Satur- day night at the Port Perry Curling Club during the Royal Bank Bonspiel, but the team pictured above managed to take first place by a mere one 00" Y | KS conn Nip, ~. point. With piper Foster Hanson (who piped in the winners) and sponsor Tom Mullen (right) are team members Dennis Towns (skip), Jan Towns (vice), Dave Haynes, and June Haynes. hp Big goal for Snowarama Will it be "over the top" at the 10th annual Port Perry Snowarama for Easter Seals this year? Organizers are hoping it: will be when snowmobilers and cross coun- try ski buffs ride and glide February 8 with all proceeds going to help the physically disabled through the Easter Seal Society. Organizers are hoping that this - year's ski and snowmobile event raises $25,000 as that would put the "Port Perry Snowarama over the $200,000 mark for the combined ten year total. "Our goal is $25,000 this year," said Tom Radford of the Port Perry . Rotary Club, whose members are handling publicity, registration and ' all the paper work for this year's | Junior 'C' Hocke SCUGOG ARENA Snowarama. - Mr. Radford said the Skiarama for cross country skiers will be held for the first time on February 8 at Trillium Valley, south of Port Perry on the Oshawa Road. The owners have waved their usual trail fees for skiers with pledge sheets for Snowarama. Registration for skiers will be held at Trillium Valley on Feb. 8 from 8:00 A.M: to 11:00 A.M. As for the snowmobilers, the registration will take place at the Latcham Centre from 8 to 11 A.M. on February 8 and riders will follow the 100 km course set up and prepared by Central Ontario Regional Snowmobile Association reps. Last year, about 150 riders raised \ y Port Perry MoJacks Lindsay Muskies SUNDAY, } ANUARY 25 ... 7:30 P.M. | ENGRAVING 7 just over $19,000 for Easter Seals and handicapped children in Ontario, Hitting the target of $200,000 over ten years at the Port Perry Snowarama would be quite an ac- complishment as snow conditions cut participation on a couple of oc- casions and once the ride had to be cancelled completely for lack of snow with 1900 raised that par- 'ticular year. ; Pledge sheets for the Snowmobile part of Snowarama are available through local clubs in the Scugog area, at sporting good stores and snowmobile shops. For information on the cross country ski pledge sheets, contact Tom Radford at 985-7633. o TROPHIES & Team Jackets & Uniforms ~ Skate Sharpening PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 *** Come to The Family Event of the Year! *** BENEFIT HOCKEY GAME NHL OLDTIMERS featuring ... Eddie Shack, Fred Stanfield, Rod Selling, etc. ) PORT PERRY JUNIOR C MOJACKS °; Port Perry Arena -- 8:00 P.M. SATURDAY, JANUARY 24th, 1987 $5 00 (advance), $6 00 (at the door) Students 12 to 16 years Adults ~ Children under. 12 $2 00 Co FREE if accompanied by an aduit | TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Stedmans, Irwin Smith Music Ltd Central Seven Office, Pineridge Sports and Sportsland All proceeds to Central Seven Association for the Develo pmentally Handicapped Fe : U A hockey scores ATOM U.A.W. 2 - Port Perry Lions 1 UAW opened the scoring on a goal by Jeremy Norton assisted by Brad Lemieux and Rob Romano. Port Perry Lions tied the game within a minute on a goal by Kevin Ellis assisted by Brad Striekert and Shannen Leslie. This ended the first period of exciting-hockey with both . teams tied. Jeremy Norton scored again for U.A.W. in the last moments of the second period assists going to Ryan Ridgway and Jason Dunkley. Gar- field LeFort in goal for U.A.W. and Craig Dale for Port Perry Lions have to be complimented for their excellent saves between the pipes. Final score after three periods U.A.W. 2, Port Perry Lions 1. Gord Lewis 5 Lake Scugog Lumber 5 Lake Scugog Lumber rallied ear- ly and Kevin Pearce found the target assisted by Dale Bradbury - and Sean Ball. Gord Lewis Motors hustled right back ang Louis Whit- field fired one assisted by Steve Parish and Mike Pugh.. Mike Pashley was given credit for the se- cond goal by Gord Lewis Motors, with Danny Bycok and Darryl Slack assisting. Lake Scugog Lumber tied the score to end the first period on a se- cond goal by Kevin Pearce, with Steve Kyte and Steve MacDonald assisting. ' Gord Lewis scored the only se- cond period goal - Louis Whitfield's second - assisted by Mike Pughand Darryl Slack. : oe In the third period Louis scored his third for a hat trick with Mark Jansen and Mark Cosway earning the assists. Lake Scugog Lumber fought hard to stay in the game and Steven Stilles scored assisted by Tobe Shewan and Kevin McGrisken. Lake Scugog tied the score again when Kevin Pearce scored his hat trick for the day assisted by Karen Kett and Andrew Jones. It wasn't long and Gord Lewis went ahead again with Louis Whitfield scoring his fourth of the match. Clay Scott and Matt Coyne picking up the assists. Andrew Jones made a spectacular play and scored on a pass from ~ Steve Kyte and Sean Ball to tie the game. At the end of three periods Lake Scugog Lumber 5 - Gord Lewis Motors 5. Whitby Auto Wreckers 2 Marj Tripp Realty 1 Mike Labanovich opened the scor- ing for Whitby Auto Wreckers by fir- ing the puck past James Paterson who played outstanding goal for Marj Tripp Realty, Alan Calder and Nicki Beare earning the assists. Andrew Pereman scored for Whit- by on a pass from Brandon Puckrin and Neil Hancock. After some good end to end hustle from both teams Kent Jamieson scored for Marj Tripp on a pass from Darrin Hope and Adam McTaggart. Greg Rankin in goal for Whitby made some super stops to earn the win. by Scott Howey Congratulations to lan Griffen's team of Paul Griffen, Ken Jeffrey and Roger Watson on winning the A- side of the Colts Pliydowns on Sunday " In the opening round of the double knockout competition, Robir; Parish defeated Brad Howsam while Scott Howey beat Ralph Fairman. In the second round Fairman eliminated Howsam while Griffen, who had i" bye 'in the first round, 'dropped Howey to the B-side in an extra end. This like the other two games gave the fans some excellent Satur- day afternoon hockey. It sure would 'give one the indication the playoffs are going to be something to wateh 'from this fine group of boys and girls who are so evenly matched in their talents and abilities. NOVICE Two of the three games played last Saturday resulted in shut-out ~ wins, with Troy Anderson of Remax and Sean Allen of Port Perry Prin- "ting being the goal-tenders. David's Hairstyling 4 Swamp Auto Body 3 In the first game of the day, Swamp held a 3-2 lead after 2 periods, but Matt Brown broke free to score 2 unanswered goals in the third for a 4-3 victory for Davids. Earlier, Matt scored two other goals for his team. Assists were credited to Chad Mitchell and Kent Taylor. For Swamp, Darren Kinnunen had two goals, Darryl McEnaney the other. Four players had single assists, lan McCready, Greg Pugh, Matt Hobbs, 'and Dwayne Rombough. Remax 3, Kinsmen 0 Adam Hunter led his team in this one," with a pair of goals. Steve Cochrane got the other, unassisted. Jason Robinson and Jason Hopkins each had a pair of assists. Port Perry: Printing 3 Van Camp Contracting 0 Matt Mantel scored all three rkers for the'Printers, Robert Gracie assisting on one. : BANTAM IGA 5 - Cochrane 2 On Wednesday 1.G.A. had a makeup game with Cochranes. These two, teams just played on Saturday with Cochranes being the winner but-1.G.A. came out flying and ready for revenge which they did as they downed Cochranes 5-2. I.G.A. scoring Jamie Mabley 3 goals, Paul Kett 3 goals, Doug Adams 2 assists, and Steve Arm- strong 1 assist. ; Cochrane scoring Ken Smart and 'Herb Hatch 2 assists. Cochrane 3 - Frank 2 ; Cochranes and Franks were tied "with 1:02 to go in the game when Cochranes came out on top 3-2 over Franks. Cochranes scoring Doug Adams 1 goal, 1 assist, Mike Butt and Jason Bertrand 1 goal each with Jody Brean, Ken Smart and Chris McConnell each having an assist. Franks scoring John Rodway 2 ° goals and Brad Bricknell 1 assist. Emmerson 4 - IGA 1 Emmerson and 1.G.A. were tied after 1 period but Emmerson scored 3 unanswered goals in the second to record the win 4-1 over 1.G.A. Emmerson scoring Mike Toye 2 goals, 1 assist, Neil Mark 1 goal, Chris Cooper 1 goal, 1 assist, Jim Kyte 1 assist and Marvin Hughes 1 assist. [.G.A.'s lone goal was scored by Ian Cobham. assisted by Peter Brock and Doug Adams. orner + The A-side final game saw Griffen drop Parish to the B-side after eight ends. In the B-side game Fairman was forced from the competition by the Howey foursome. This conting Sunday. Parish and Howey meet to determine the B-side winner. In other news. Dennis Towns' rink of Jan Towns, Dave Haynes and June Haynes won the annual Roayl Bank Mixed Bonspiel on Saturday. - This coming Saturday is Country Lane Business Girls Bonspiel Chris McConnell 1 goal a piece with |