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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 27, 1987 by Bruce Luke Conditions were certainly not ideal as 22 members of the Port Perry Snowmobile Club set out Saturday morning for a 2 day ride. Most riders met at the home of ride organizer Marion Lee and then proceeded up the lake and river, picking up fellow travellers along the way, til the trail was picked up again just north of Seagrave. All went well only as far as the 6th Concession when one of the brand new machines (it hadn't even travelled 100 km yet) conked out. All attempts to revive it were in vain and it was left in the village of Cresswell at the home of an oblig- ing resident. (Thank you for your co- operation). This meant that one cou- The Pee Wee A Legionnaires won their first play-off game with a 12-1 romp over Port Hope on Friday, January 23 in the first round, best three out of five series. The Port Perry boys dominated the first period with Jan Heyes scor- Herb and Mary Payne enjoy 35 Anniversary On Saturday, January 24th Herb and Mary Payne of R.R.2 Seagrave were entertained at the Magic Car by their family and friends to help them celebrate their thirty-fifth anniversary. Upon arrival the bride of 35 years received a lovely corsage of roses and the groom a white carnation by their only daughter Bonnie Reid. After supper their grandchildren presented them with cards and a sum of money. They also received a beautiful plaque from the brides sister and family and a beautiful set of dishes from their friends. They - were also presented with a lovely cake which was brought in by six BE -- If you hear Turn it over to the pros! ple now had to ride * 'double." Oh, those aching muscles! A brief stop was made in Wood- ville for refueling and a snack, then back to the trails. At this point we were travelling the trails maintain- ed by the Heart of Ontario Snowmobile Club. We found them to be well marked and quite easy to follow so the trip to Fenelon Falls area went quite smooth. Well, almost smooth if we'd had a little . MOre SNOW. However trail leader, Ralph Lee did an excellent job and got us to the Stone Fountain Motel at Rosedale around 3 p.m. After Marion's fancy snow roll in the ditch just before the motel, we understand Ralph is fashioning a roll bar: for her this ing the first goal in an unassisted, short-handed effort. The second goal was scored by Jason Cochrane from Brett Puckrin. With Steve Staniland and Jason Towns assisting, Jan Heyes popped in his second of the lovely waitressess singing Happy Anniversary. The balance of the evening was 'spent at the Corral by the happy couple and some of their friends.. Those present were: Rick & Darlene Payne and family from - Manilla, Randy & Dianne Payne and son from Seagrave, Bonnie & Jerry Reid & daughter from Seagrave, Tim Payne from Seagrave. Eldest son Ron & wife Marie of Peterborough were unable to come because of bad weather. Elsie and Bill Roy & Debbie of Tyrone, Lee & Carol Sturman of Seagrave and Marg & John Warren of Columbus were also present. tr Sr pre trouble ... Free Inspection" and Estimate by certified mechanics ("for most car models) Top Quality Replacement Parts Respected National Brands: Abex Autopro National Guarantee Honoured by over 350 Autopro dealers coast to coast - Wagner week. As publicity editor 1 tried to get her to repeat this feat for pic- tures, but she wouldn't co-operate folks, so sorry, no enclosed snapshots. y The "gang" at this point retired to their rooms for rest and a little of that rub A-535 before heading for the - restaurant across the road for nourishment. A few, still not satisfied with enough riding, head- ed out for a short ride in the area, and guess what? One of the machines now had to be towed back "on the end of a long rope. Guess it was trying to tell Mike it had had enough for the day. He tell us he thinks it would make a nice planter on his lawn but wife Sandra is looking for something "new" to ride. Wonder who'll win this discussion? PeeWee's take series lead night. With less than two minutes re- maining Mark Andrews took a pass from Brett Puckrin and skated the length of the ice to score the Legion- naire's fourth goal of the game. The second period was Port Perry all the way as the boys put three more on the scoreboard on goals by Jeff Parry from Dan Sluggett and Jody Logan, Jason Cochrane from Jan Heyes, and Brett Puckrin on a shot from the blue line. The Legionnaires kept the pressure on trying also Rrgive goalie Brian Madill a shutout, but the visitors put one in with 27 seconds remaining. Five more goals were tallied in the third period by Jan Heyes and Jason Cochrane with two a piece and Mark Andrews with a single.--Assists 'were by Brett Puckrin, Jason Cochrane, Steve---- Staniland, John Collins and Jason Towns. The Legolas travel te Port Hope Tuesday evening to try for. their second win in the play-off series, and then back to home ice for the third game on Friday, January 30 at 9:30 p.m. The annual Port Perry Legion Pee Wee Tournament will be ely this s Saturday; i . Gabriel - Verdic re eo See ab i Bi Sei nN OTIVE SERVICE CENTRE 7A West - Port Perry LT ~ MASTERCARD. VISA, GULF & PETROCAN CARDS. ACCEPTED = NS ine ae aa 285.3685 | At AUTOPRO we don't play games with our customers! After an excellent supper served by Mike Terrat at the Stone Foun- tain Restaurant, our guides from the Club arrived and proceeded to lead us to their club house at Burnt River. Again, due to poor snow condi- tions, it was a somewhat bumpy ride, and we now had 2 couples riding "'double,"" but the scenery we ° travelled through was just beautiful. Following hot chocolate and conver- sation at the clubhouse we headed back to the motel, tired and weary. Sunday merning saw many dan- cing for joy when they looked out their windows to see all that white stuff covering the ground and more of it still falling In her eagerness to get started, Marion was even seen shovelling the sidewalk in front of the restaurant to try and get him to open early for breakfast. Two members who had trailered their machines up decided to ride "home with us since conditions had Snowmobilers enjoy 2-day outing improved so much, so .their machines were unloaded and Mike's "sick" machine was loaded in their place. Last we saw of Mike he was headed south on Hwy. 35 in a nice warm car but with a tear in his eye. It was sure a super ride home, Mike! With about 6 inches of snow cover- ing everything, leader Ralph head- ed home following many back roads and side cuts that he knew. Within the hour we were back at Woodville, refueling and snacking again before the final jaunt back to Marion's place. Several riders continued on down to the clubhouse for supper to end the weekend's ride. About 200 km were travelled and I know all are eager for the next trip. Marion is planning another to the Bobcaygeon area on Feb: 21-22 and she has a sign-in list posted at the clubhouse so anyone interested, get your name down early. Snowmobilers, doh't forget your trail permits, and think snow! Bell scores 4 goals On January 25th the Allens Siding 'Tweens travelled to Ennismore for a victory of 9-0. Congratulations to a new player this season - Terry Bell who topped the scoring with 4 goals. Other goals were 'scored by Nicki Beare - 2, Nicole Slack - 2 and Lisa Levy - 1. Also, Nicki Beare, Lisa Levy and in Tweens 9-0 win Lisa Toye had 2 assists each. Good work Laurel Menzies on a game well played. Goalie for the day was Heather Lawrence who got a shut- out with only two shots on goal. Next games are January 31 in Fenelon Falls and February 1 in Port Arena against Markham Select Tweens. | House League | PEE WEE Scala Bros. 4 Lareeque Electric 4 Scala's Chris McGill opened the scoring unassisted LaRock's Kevin Busher tied the game assisted by Peter Simms and Jeff Labanovich. Scala's opened a two goal lead on goals from Chris McGill unassisted and Brian Magill assisted by Ben Blanchard. LaRock's turned the power on and taking the lead 4-3 on -...... goals from Jeff Labanovich from -- Peter Syms' Mike Hepbiir Jeff Labanovich atid Kevin Busher from Jeff Labanovich. Then late in the game Scala Bros . Don Hughes tied the game assisted by Phil Edgar. BANTAM Cochrane 1 Emmerson 1 Cochrane and Emmerson played to a 1-1 tie. Cochrane scoring Herb Hatch from Mike Butt and Chris McConnell Emmerson scoring Dar- cy Head assisted by Neil Mark. GUARA} ith from" Monthly Rates Emiel's Place 4 Consumers Gas 3 - Ryan Picard opened the scoring unassisted. Emiel's tied the ¥ame' on a goal by Jeff Kemp assisted by John Woodward. Consumer's took the lead with a goal from Mike Bardeleben. Ryan Picard assisting. Emiel's expl led for 3 period NE So goals by John Woodward assisted by Dave, Volman and Jeff Kemp, Robert Vanuden unassisted, and Dave Volmar scored what proved to be the winner assisted by Scott Foster. Ryan Picard scored late in the game for Consumer's assisted by Mike Bardeleben. Frank 3 I1.G.A. 1 I.G.A jumped out to a 1-0 lead but Frank came back with 3 unanswered goals in the third to record the win. Frank scoring Chris Ball 1 goal. 1 assist. Gord Ireland and Brad Brignell 1 goal each. 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