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The other assists went to Jon Sanders with two and Devon Symes picking up an assist. CHAMP has alot of good things to give: P financial assistance for artificial limbs; specially designed recreational limbs; p safety education; computer training for children with multiple amputations; # a strong network of supportive counselling programs and regional seminars. Thanks to your support, GOOD THINGS DID HAPPEN! TheWar Amps National Headquarters 2827 Riverside Drive : Ottawa, Ontario K1vV0C4 Tel (613)731-3821 (Ottawa) or 1-800-268-8821 Chantable RegistrationNo 028683109 The Big V team displayed a good team effort but just could not put the puck behind goal- tender Tommy Keeble until late in the third period when Wade Ritchie made a picture perfect pass to Ryan Hawkins in front of the net to spoil the shutout. Ben Stephenson picked up the other assist on the goal. Wade Ritchie played a good game on defence and forward. In the second period Eric Troan made a nice lead pass to Steve Martin on a possible scor- ing chance but he was stopped just after he hit the blue line. Adam Kingma played well on defense for the Big V team. Goaltender Ryan Fraser played well for the Big V team as he had to face many hard shots. In the second game of the day Emiel's squared off against Sca- la. This game was a very fast paced game and was full of some great passing. Tyler Woot- ton opened the scoring up in the first period on an unassisted goal for the Scala team. Jeremy @qlllei=1galol0l (cle r=Tnlgn tales families are not alone WislepleialaYARcee RilpRIalEE] elelpplelilelptzIRNUIolole] dM IRIE WEIWA SNA T{a Niall aa isll RICAVVEIVARVYIiaNelfele lan [ING En AWE Polaris Accessories. Start with Polaris touring luggage for all your gear. Add performance with track studs and carbide ski runners. Then get a Polaris snowmobile cover for the best possible protection for your machine. Before you know it, you'll have the greatest looking sled on the snow. Pure Polaris. Pure Quality POLARIS :./.... ./ = init ier coer 30% OF SNOWMOBILE SUITS, BOOTS, HELMETS & GLOVES "Til the End of January Only" Saal, 17300 Simcoe St. N JULY cone & MARINE & REPAIR RR#1 Port Perry $on 985-3192 Pare scored the second goal on a pass from Tyler. Emiel's answered back when Kam Cooper stole the puck in the Scala end zone and back handed a beautiful shot over the shoulder of goaltender Chris Thompson. The game went from end to end with some nice passing and it looked like it was going to be a one goal game, however in the middle of the third period Mur- phy Irvine picked up two unas- sisted goals to put the game out of reach. Mark Delaney played well on defense for the Emiel team. Nick Ostafichuk made a nice pass to Chad Lance for what looked like a sure goal but Chris Thompson came up with a great save. Todd Mitchell and Jeremy Hall played well on defense for the Scala team. The league standings are tight with approximately only one month of regular season play left before the playoffs. Wreckers cruise by Lumbermen a lightning quick start ana a complete team effort helped the Whitby Auto Wreckers contin- ue a league leading undefeated streak. Paced by Beau Joli- coeurs hat trick and some strong backchecking by all the forwards the Wreckers nailed down a solid 10-1 victory. After two fast goals less than two minutes in by Jolicoeur and Ian Bonser the team settled into a full effort. The period end- ed with a last second goal by Mathew Tillard. In the second John Ross Len- nox showed everyone but his dad (who was co-ordinating the Dog Sled Races and coaches the team.) Some fine offensive skillson an end toend rush. Later in the period Mike Giannini banged in a rebound for the fifth goal. Andrew Kenny chipped one in for the Lake Scugog Lumber team. SPORTS NEWS SPORTS PHOTOS SPORTS WRITE-UPS When your club or team is In need of additional publicity, photographs etc. Contact Kelly at the Port Perry Star - 985-7383 Melissa Meeking of the Port Perry Figure Skating Club won a bronze medal at the Woodville Invitational in the Novice B la- dies division. Scugog Angels Midgets apply for league entry The Durham Ladies Fastball League held their annual meet- ing the Oshawa Civic complex. The Oshawa Double BB On- tario and Canadian champions in midget girls play at Tier I lev- el, along with the Eastern Ca- nadian Inter Tier I Champions from Port Perry, the Scugog "Angels". These two teams give the Durham Ladies Fastball League two Canadian winners in the 1994 season, and a lot of credibility to the league itself. Four new teams applied for entry into the Durham Ladies IDAYIVIONID | D4.5 Cove (white) 00 per sq. (approx. 100 sq. ft) VINYL SIDING ALSO ... 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Also, the two Canadian cham- pions will open up here in Port Perry, with the Oshawa Double BBs taking on the Scugog An- gels Inter. This Oshawa team is moving up to Tier I Junior from Midget Tier 1 as Canadian champions to contest for the Ontario Junior crown this year. The Scugog Angels Inters. will be going back to the east coast to defend the Eastern Canadian Championship in 1994 1n Fred- enicton, N.B. come this Septem- ber.