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TR -------- "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" Junior The Leafs and the Canadiens met in fast-paced Junior Floor Hockey action on Monday, Nov. 16. The Leafs won with a 3-0 fi- nal score but the Canadiens never let up and played hard for all three periods. Lindsay Carr got things roll- ing for the Leafs with David Halward and Mark Morrison adding goals two and three. Intermediate The first Intermediate game of the night pitted the Golden Rods against the Red Wings. The Red Wings edged out the Golden Rods by a score of 5-4. The Red Wings took the lead in the first period with two goals by Tyler Mark. Chris Langford scored one goal for the Golden | Rods. Both teams played strong floor hockey in the second peri- od with each scoring two goals. Darryl Dalton and Jason Lown scored for the Red Wings and Chris Langford and Greg Lang- ford each pooped one in for the Ivory Forest Belles YMCA floor hockey Golden Rods. The third period saw Jason Isaacs score the Golden Rods fourth goal and Jason Lown fire in the Red Wings winner. The second Intermediate game on Monday evening was a match between the Blue Bomb- ers and the Mighty Ducks. The Blue Bombers took this one by a score of 7-5. In a fast first period the Blue Bombers racked up four goals. Scorers for the Bombers were Kevin Duncan with two goals and Darren Miller and Craig Cannon with one a piece. The Mighty Ducks were also busy in the first period popping in three goals. Marksmen for the Ducks were Dustin Bowers, Eric Bird and Ryan Jansen. The second period saw the Bombers score three unan- swered goals. Adam Youmans fired in two of these with Craig Cannon adding the third. The Mighty Ducks fought back in the third period with two more goals scored by Carlos Connell and Trevor Doan. earn 5-3 victory In Etobicoke, at the Long Branch Arena, the Ivory Forest Belles and the Etobicoke Debs played an entertaining game of head to head ringette on Sun- day, Nov. 22. The first period ended with the score reading 2-2. Port seemed to be getting off to a sluggish start but soon picked up the pace. Etobicoke scored the first goal but Port soon an- swered with a goal of their own scored by Megan Marlowe, un- assisted. At the 6:30 mark Jen- nifer Smith scored Port's second goal , also unassisted. Howev- er, with only 19 seconds remain- ing in the period Etobicoke scored their second goal to tie the game. During the second period Port Perry got down to business to effectively control a great deal of the play. Leea Kinnunen snagged the ring, passing off to Karen Kett who popped in marker number three. One min- ute later Megan Marlowe slid the ring over to Jennifer Smith, who fired the ring between the goal post and the goalie as the netminder slid over to try to cover her right side. With only 49 seconds remaining Megan Marlowe passed the ring over the blue line to Kim Poppleton who waited for the right mo- ment to flip in Port's fifth goal. Throughout the period Etobi- coke managed to rack up one more goal. Tracy Pelow was solid be- tween the pipes and received very steady support from Leea Kinnunen, Tanya Towns and Kim Poppleton. The forward lines benefitted from the return of Michelle Fitzpatrick and all the lines played well together to earn the 5-3 win. [Larocque victorious On Saturday Larocque and Emiel's battled it out. Larocque came out on top 6-3. Scoring first for Larocque was Chris Ja- mieson on a pass from Corey Wiatrzyk. Emiel's Kevin Ed- wards tied the game. The second period belonged to Larocque as they scored four unanswered goals. Ian Parlia- ment shone as he popped in three of his own. Nice hat trick, Ian! Justin Sheehey was La- @ PARA PAINTS & COATINGS rocque's other goal scorer in the second period. Corey notched an assist while Dave Kammin- ga marked up two. Emiel's came back in the third period. Josh Martin scored unassisted and then Josh and Kevin Edwards set up Tyler Wooten who found the mesh. Chris Jamieson finished off the scoring for Larocque on a play set up by Corey and Brad Fraser. CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa 434-3939 SCRUBBABILITY A paint's scrubbability is important, especially on walls that tend to get covered with dirt & stains, A paint that doesn't wash $e well can lose its gloss or aL some of its colour every TIGRE 41] i | FRE Willy and Son was the recipient award for 1992. The awards are Polaris Supreme Service Plaque PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 24, 1992 - 23 \ KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR of the Polaris Supreme Service Award and the Watercraft presented to just one dealership in Ontario each year. The Watercrafts Willy and Son was presented with a clock. This is the second time the local business has received the Service Award, having won it previously in 1990. Pictured ac- cepting the awards are Willy Houthuys, owner, centre, and mechanics Stuart Houthuys, left and Craig Hoskin. The business received the award on November 16 in Toronto. Eaglettes dominate Ajax The XL Gas Bar Novice team entertained Ajax on Saturday at the Scugog Arena. Coming off a hard fought tie last week against a strong Whitby team, everyone was an- ticipating another close one. But the Eaglettes dominated right from the opening free- pass and coasted to a 13-1 victo- ry. With two of their top players, Katherine Cooke and Leanne Layzell away for the weekend, coach Virtue and coach Cun- ningham did some line juggling and gave the girls a chance to play in different positions. The result proved to be very success- ful with a strong team effort dis- playing a potent offense and a solid defense. And behind that is the great goaltending of Jill Pashley who is getting better with each game, having allowed only eight goals in her last four games for a super 2.00 average. Offensively, the players are starting to take advantage of the opportunities around the net, scoring 48 goals in their last five games for a 9.8 goals/ game. Alaina Burger scored the first three goals for Port, her first natural hat trick, and bringing her total to eight goals. Stacey Cunningham continue to lead the team in scoring with two goals and two assists, giv- ing her 16 goals. Sarah Verschuuren contin- ues to lead the team in assists with a three goal - three assist effort, and giving her 11 assists. Nicole Virtue also had a hat trick, raising her total to nine goals. Alaina Davis scored her first goal of the season and add- ed two assists, giving her seven points so far. Also scoring her first goal and playing her best game was Shannon Warriner. Kristen Waller came close to notching her first, but has to settle with two well deserved assists. Janna Ostafichuk also picked up two important as- sists, giving her nine assists. Rhea Baxter, Jackie Pashley, and Heather Reid, although held pointless in the game, con- tinue to improve with each game and are showing more confidence with each shift. Overall, the Eaglettes are off to a fast start with a 4-1-1 record, playing a solid two-way game that is both entertaining and exciting. Keep up the good work, girls. This Sunday the team plays Whitby No. 1 in Brooklin in what should be a close, evenly matched game. 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