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32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 20, 1987 Some pretty well known pairs of skates will be on the ice at the Scugog Arena this coming Saturday evening (Jan.24) as a team of NHL Old-Timers will meet the Port Perry Junior C MoJacks in an exhibition hockey game. The net proceeds from this game will be turned over to the Central Seven Association, an erganization devoted to the special needs of developmentally disabled children and adults in Scugog, Brock and Ux- bridge Townships. Frank Murphy who works with . Central Seven, said last week that ticket sales have been going well, and he hopes the Scugog Arena will be "packed to the rafters" with peo-, ple who want to get a look at some of the stars who layed in the Na tional Hockey League. "It's going to be a fun evening with plenty of excitement. The for- mat is non-contact (no body check- ing) and no slap shots," he said. 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The game will be refereed by Bill Friday, a former NHL ref with hun- dreds of games to his credit The game was. organized by Pierre Leduc of Port Perry who eon- tacted the Old-Timers last fall, and the only Saturday night the team had open this winter was January NHL Old-Timers come to to wn this Saturday 24 Mr. Murphy said the Junior C Mo- Jack executive readily agreed to the benefit game and the players are looking forward to the friendly en- counter with the former NHL'ers. ""This should be a great evening of hockey entertainment for the entire family," said Mr. Murphy. Advance tickets are available ($5 for adults, $2 for students) at Sted- mans, Irwin Smith Music, Piperidge and Sportsland in Port Perry, or at - the door game night for $6. Children under 12 are admitted free if accom- panied by an adult. The opening face-off is at 8:00 p.m. and players from both teams will have a half-hour warm-up on the ice prior to that. Brock Township resident killed A 41 year old Brock Township man has died of injuries suffered in a snowmobile accident Sathirday afternoon. Durham Region Police said James Harper of Concession 13, Brock was trail riding on the 10th Concession of Brock about 5:00 p.m. Saturday when he lost control of his machine and was thrown off. He was taken to hospital in Lind- say by ambulance where he died of internal injuries several hours later. A police spokesman said an in- vestigation into the accident is continuing. Meanwhile, Regional Police have charged a 24-year old Unionville The Port Perry Pee Wee Legion team travelled to Stouffville on Mon- - day January 12th to complete their hockey schedule. : In the first period Stsuffville got on the board first and Kenny Winslow evened up the score on a pass from Chris Forder and Jody Logan. Both teams were passing and checking well. In the 2nd period Stouffville went ahead on an unfortunate deflection off defenseman Jason Towns' stick. Fortunately for Jason. he was able to get the equalizer back for Port on a pass from Mark Andrews and Jan Heyes. There were no goals scored in the 3rd period and although Port out-shot Stouffville 29 to 22, the 'Legionaires were pleased to go home with a tie. On Friday January 16th and Saturday the 17th we had back to back games with Lindsay. The first game was at home in a hard hitting game. Lindsay scored 3 goals in the Ist period to our 1 goal netted by Brett Puckrin on a pass from Jan Heyes and Jason Towns. We out- shot them 18-14 this period and out- shot them 7 to 6 in the 2nd period with Lindsay netting another goal. In the 3rd period Lindsay out-shot us 7-5 with 2 goals a piece; our one ~ goal to Jason Cochrane from Jan man with careless operation of a snowmobile following a collision Sunday afternoon on Lake Scugog. Police said two snowmobilers were travelling north on the ice when one slowed and cut across the path of the other. There were minor injuries. Charged is Mark Mossman of . Unionville. Regional Police also investigated another accident Saturday after- "noon between a snowmobile and a four wheel drive ATC. Police said the snowmobile was northbound and collided with the eastbound ATC. The drivers suffered minor injuries. No charges were laid. OR Pee Wees tie 3-3 Heyes and the other to Jan Heyes ~ from Mark Andrews and Jeff Parry. Final score Lindsay 6 - Port Perry 3. We then travelled back to Lindsay the next day and with an all-out team effort, defeated Lindsay 6-0. The offense and defense played well and showed what this team is capable of. In the first period Jan Heyes put the first goal in the top corner, when the Lindsay goalie went down on a play from Jason Cochrane and Ken Winslow. Then, with a powerplay Ken Winslow found the mark from Jason Cochrane and Jan Heyes. Early in the 2nd period Jason Cochrane blasted one in the net on an end to end rush. Later in the period Jason Cochrane found the mark again on a pass from Ken and Jan. Jason Cochrane then got his hat trick with assists going to Ken Winslow and Jason Towns. In the final period Jeff Parry slip- ped one past the goalie with the assistance of Danny Sluggett. Nice to see Stephen Laird and Danny Sluggett back on the ice for this series with Lindsay. We out-shot Lindsay 23 to 10 in this game. Our first playoff game is on Fri- day Jan 23 at Scugog against Port Hope - game time 9:30 p.m. - hope to see you there. Cruise control Bantams Last Monday night the Goreski Bantams travelled to Childrens Arena in Oshawa to play the Oshawa Black Hawks Port took control of this game ear- ly and after the Ist period were leading 6-2. The boys put themselves in cruise control after this and end- ed up winning by a 9-3 score Todd Taylor led the way with 3 goals all in the first penod. Clair Cornish. Mike Serley. Sean Brad-. bury. Kevin Gibson. Derek Fit- zgerald and Paul Wylie all added 1 goal each. Jason Weinhold, Cornish and Sorey al pitched in with 3 assists while Wylie, Gibson, Brad- bury and Fitzgerald all added 2 assists. Goaltender Brad Bricknell also pitched in with 1 assist. On Wednesday night at home Goreski's hosted the Oshawa Bruins. Port played a great defen: sive game while bottling up the Bruins and allowing Chris McCon nell to pick up his second shutout - A RE so VT HT NS b