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RT at Sides el Swamp Auto 5 Causeway Esso 2 Wednesday night saw Swamp over-power a short handed Esso squad. Carl Payne opened the scoring after splitting the defence, letting go a shot that trickled past the netminder as he stopped most of it. Jason Coutoulakis blocked a pass at centre ice, skated in on left wing, deeked the goalie and tucked the puck behind him to give Swamp a two goal lead. In the second period Lou Whit- field got the first marker for Causeway when he shot from a bad angle in the corner catching the opposite corner of the net. Jeff Labanovich tied the score for Causeway when he let a long shot go from centre that fooled the net- minder. Mike Olaison scored the eventual winner when he deeked around the defence and caught the corner of the net above the glove hand. Jason Coutoulakis got his 2nd and 3rd of the night for Swamp to end the scoring. He popped in the rebound on a two man break and banged home a re- bound off the boards. Frank Real Estate 5 Emmerson Insurance 1 Saturday morning saw Frank Real Estate come up against Em- merson Insurance. Stephen Parrish opened the scoring for Frank when he shot from a bad angle in the corner, the goalie lost the puck in his pads. Scott Airey added Frank's 2nd from a scramble in front of the Auctioneers nip Uxbridge 3-2 The Pearce Auctions Novice played to a 2-2 tie in their first ex- hibition game against the Oshawa LNHL Bruins Oct. 6. Port got on the scoreboard ear- ly in the first with a goal scored by Troy Campbell. Oshawa came back and tied it up at the end of the first. Then Oshawa went ahead 2-1 in the second. With-2 seconds left in the game, Port tied it up with a goal scored by Adam Hobbs. Once again action was great Friday Oct. 13. Port Perry Novice 1 took a 3-2 win against Uxbridge in their second exhibition game. Port started the game with a quick goal by Johnathon Reed scoring with a nice pass by Adam Jones and Blayne Kinnunen. Ux- bridge scored to tie it up before the period ended. In the second there was no scor- ing, but plenty of action. Ports goaltender, Shane Savage made a great save as Uxbridge had a penalty shot in that period. In the third, Uxbridge scored with 3 minutes left to play, but Port never gave up as they got another goal by Johnathon Reed assisted by Adam Jones and Blayne Kinnunen. Then with play- ing short handed Justin Kowalczyk took a pass from Dillon Weber and fired a hard shot to give Port a 3-2 win. The first regular season home game is Friday Oct. 20 at 7:00 against Lindsay. Come out and support the kids. a Ron Mcintyre at 985-7061 L for Men & Mixed. INTERESTED IN CURLING? Excellent facilities with warm social atmosphere. Men's league: Mon., Wed., & Thurs. Nights. Afternoon Ladies: Monday and Tuesday. Business Women: Tuesday Nights. Mixed: Friday Nights. For Information Contact: Gail Ballard at 985-7054 for Business Women. \ Vivian Rider at 985-2278 for Afternoon Ladies. Phone 985-8291 (Just off Rose St./Manchester) MENZIES CAR CARE & SALES COMPLETE RECONDITIONING also Waxing & Buffing Qilskin, No Drip Non-Toxic Rustproofing - USED VEHICLE SALES - A reconditioned car adds "value" to your investment FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY in Port Perry area ATTENTION! A ISAO VOW MC . a ©, SNOWMOBILE OPERATOR'S LICBNCE is REQUIRED ... ... if you are 12 to 16 years of age, or over 16 years old and do not hold a Motor Vehicle Operator's Licence, you are required by law to get a Snowmobile Operator's Licence. The Snowmobile Operator's Licence may be obtained by taking an in- struction course through a local snowmobile club. Qualified instructors licensed by the Ministry of Transportation, instruct classes for the purpose of obtaining the licences. The Port Perry Snowmobile Club's instructors, Charles & Bill Harper, will be holding 2 CLASSES on NOV. 4th and DEC. 2nd, 1989. PRE-REGISTRATION IS NECESSARY -- TO DO SO PLEASE CALL: CHARLES HARPER 985-7824 or BILL HARPER 985-3015 Clubhouse will be open on these dates for the sale of Trail Permits & Memberships EOE [BE Bh BE I IE INE BN BLE PR A RR LE I A Emmerson net. On Frank's third goal Emmerson's goalie had another bad break as Mark Cosway shot the puck out from behind the net and in off the net minders pads. Rob Romano made a nice play blocking a clearing shot to give Frank a 2 on 1 rush with Rob passing to Troy Fisher for the score. Mark Cosway rounded out the scoring for Frank fighting off a defender to go in alone and score. J. D. Hefferin spoiled Noel Lover- ings shut-out bid scoring with eight minutes remaining in the game. I.G.A. 6 Canadian Tire 5 Peter Simms scored first for [.G.A. taking a pass from the face-off circle and scoring on his own rebound. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 17, 1989 -- 23 Canadian Tire evened the score one minute later when Todd Taylor faked a shot from the face- off circle then moved in to bang one home. Blair Beveridge added 1.G.A.'s 2nd marker when he let a shot go that found the corner above the goalies glove hand. Ian McClelland scored from the slot through a maze of players on a screened netminder. I.G.A. was playing short handed when Billy Sandiford stole the puck and went in alone to score. I.G.A. had pulled ahead again, the score being 3-2. Chris Cooper scored unasssisted to tie the score again when he flipped the puck over an outstretched goalie. Shawn Laroque put [.G.A. ahead again when he scored on a backhander after fighting off a IT'S JUST ARRIVED! [WERGURY {I I LIN JON BEE TAY BEE JE TY NY BE BIN BY IN NE I A | SELLING THE pEst 8 FANG THE REST err -- lr JE mr ----------S Ul PEE) TAYLOR FORD * MERCURY SALES & LEASING - PARTS & SERVICE 285-4451 Results from the Bantam H.L. defender and so ended the scoring in the second. In the third emotions got the best of a few players in a close game as there were a number of penalties. Todd Taylor added his second of the night one handing a pass out from the corner to tie the score again. Chris Cooper put Canadian Tire ahead for the first time scoring on a power play with a shot through a maze of players. : Blair Beveridge tied the score for I.G.A. when he took a pass out from the face off circle and rais- ed it over the goalie. With 3 minutes remaining, Blair got his hat trick and scored the winner for I.G.A.. All and all it was a good hockey game in a tightly contested match. 2985-3666 HWY. 7A WEST, PORT PERRY