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26 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 24, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Port Atom A's tentative in tough 6-3 loss to Pickering On November 18 Port Perry's Atom A's played an exhibition game on the road in Pickering. Goalie Mike Koury saw a ton of rubber around his net as Picker- ing pelted him en route to a 6-0 first period lead. Offensive op- portunities were by Trevor Weisflock, Tim Jones, Steve MacLennan, Mike Lefort and Dean VanCamp on a breaka- way. Tyler Houthuys made a good poke check near our net and Tim dove to successfully foil a Pickering rush. Port failed to cover properly on faceoffs and played tenta- tively. The "Green Machine" to their credit, tightened up their checking and scored three goals over the next two periods while not allowing any more Picker- ing goals. Darcy Stephens was a magician at times (between the pipes) in earning the coaches vote for "Best Effort". Port's goals were scored by Jeff (from Trevor Lance and Ja- mie Smith), and Adam Moynes on a rebound off Dean's shot. Tim disrupted a Pickering clearout to start the play. Jamie notched our third goal from Adam and Mike Lefort to capi- talize on a power play. In the second Mark Duncan found himself all alone with the puck off a faceoff, but the agile Pick- ering goalie stoned him. Mike Koury returned to our net in the third and stopped the chances that came his way. Nice comeback by the Mal- monts to let them leave the rink with their chins up. Lindsay came to town on Jan- uary 20 to open our O.M.H.A. playoff round. Once again the Malmonts had to suck up a loss as they had too many unforced turnovers and too few success- ful passes. The Lindsay goalie played extremely well in cover- ing his crete area. Darcy played equally well on many Lindsay forays into our zone as our lads frequently forgot their lessons in team defence. The Malmonts opened the scoreboard when Jeff Tarbotten went to the net for a rebound off Trevor Weisflock's shot. Jamie assisted. Lindsay scored after a giveaway and again from a two on two rush to win the first peri- od. Mike Lefort scored on a back- hand deflection off Dean's pass to tie the score at three in the second frame. Adam missed a breakaway chance shortly after a setup by Dean. Lindsay pressed as well, but Darcy came up with two big saves. Dean used his strength to go in all alone but missed on a back- hander. Lindsay went up after a deflection from a defence- > man's skate. On a powerplay we edged back to 4-3 as Justin Mof- fatt scored after a beautiful de- layed deke move by centre Tre- vor Lance and an assist by Jeff. In the second, Dane Grey broke up a couple of rushes and Scott Duncan blocked several clearouts as the defencemen were working hard to turn mo- mentum in our favor. Sloppy clearing led to the winning Lindsay goal as one of our for- wards got trapped too high near our defensive blue line. This came shortly after Jamie and Mark had a two on one opportu- nity turned away. Justin Moffatt again scored on a late third period powerplay to give the Port fans some hope. Full marks to Lindsay for their first win of the season over the Malmonts in this one. Next home playoff game will be Janu- ary 26 at 8 p.m. Come over a lit- tle earlier and watch the Mo- jacks/Durham Police Benefit game in support of our hospital. Teresa will be in uniform for this one! Pearce Auctioneers play Oshawa to tie The Pearce Auctioneers Ma- Jor Novice team played an exhi- bition game on Friday, Jan. 13 against the Oshawa Red Wings, playing to a 2-2 tie. 10] ||VISI INE § CALENDAR Community Calendar runs each week in either the Port Perry Star or Scugog Shores providing space for local non-profit organizations to receive coverage for their important approaching events. Listings in Community Calendar are absolutely Free to any non-profit group. Copy must be submitted in writing before noon on Friday prior to publication, to be included in the next edition of the Port Perry Star or the Weekend Star. EVERY MONDAY Senior's exercises beginning Jan. 23, Latcham - 9:30 a.m. and senior's shuffle board - 1 p.m. EVERY WEDNESDAY Senior's dancing - Latcham - 10:15 a.m. & Senior's choir - 12:30 p.m. EVERY FRIDAY Senior's exercise beginning Jan. 27 - 9:30 a.m. EVERY TUESDAY Between Friends - Port Perry Baptist Church - 9:45 a.m. EVERY SUNDAY Baha'i information meetings 8-10 p.m., 1667 King St., Prince Albert. Info. 985-9339, 985-4582. EVERY SUNDAY MORNING Victory Kids Club Victory Christian Centre - 9:40 - 10:50 a.m. (Ages 4 & up). 985-1346. EVERY TUESDAY Tops Club meets - 7 p.m. - Anglican Church Hall. EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING Blackstock Co-op Nursery School presents a Drop-In Program, Blackstock Rec Centre - 9-11 a.m. EVERY THURSDAY MORNING Women's Support Group meets - 10 a.m. - noon - central location in Port Perry. 985-8461/852-9560. EVERY THURSDAY Coffee Break & Story Hour - 9:30 a.m. - Hope Christian Reformed Church. EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY Circle of Light Ladies' morning of coffee, 9:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. - Trinity United Church. Immaculate Conception Hall. TUESDAY, JANUARY 24 Clip and Save for Osteoporosis exercise program Future Reference commences - YWCA - Oshawa. et ---- Or ---------- ies 576-8880. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25 Senior's pot-luck dinner - Latcham - 5 p.m. with Robert Burns Program. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25 Durham Region Injured Workers Group meeting - 7 p.m. - C. AW. Hall, Oshawa. . : THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 Durham Region Women's Reference Group meeting - 7-9 p.m. - Durham College Community Rm. 721-3111, ext. 2475. THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 Breast Cancer Support Group meeting, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Kingsview United Church. Info. 576-4204.579-2680. THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 Durham Environmental Network meeting - St. Mary's Catholic High School, Pickering - 7:30 p.m. Info. 985-3225. THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 Learning Disabilities Asso. of Durham West meeting - 8 p.m. - Pickering High School. 686-1790. SATURDAY, JANUARY 28 Seniors cuchre - Latcham - 8 p.m. SATURDAY, JANUARY 28 Port Perry Agricultural Society annual meeting, dinner & social time - Lions Club Hall - 6:45 p.m. - social: 7:15 - dinner. 985-3819. TUESDAY, JANUARY 31 Alzheimer Durham monthly Uxbridge Support Group meeting - It was Oshawa who was first on the scoreboard with goals in each of the two periods. With the solid goaltending team of Scott Honey and Kurtis Wager along with the defensive pairing of Gordon Smith and Justin Koury, Ryan Hnatko and Joey Lane they shut down Oshawa's offensive altogether. The third period was all Port Perry's with the first goal com- ing at the eight minute mark, when Teddy Howarth scored with assists going to Alex Nico- lau and Jordan Froats. - One minute later Kevin Rob- ins scored with assists going to Pat Lewis and Ryan Hnatko. A strong game was played by Tyl- er Weisflock, Chet Martin, Lu- cas Fraser and Justin Shinn. It was a goaltender's game on Tuesday, Jan. 17 when the Pearce Auction Major Novice team was invited to Sunderland for an exhibition game. The teams were evenly matched and there was constant end to end action. Chet Martin had a couple of good shots on net in the second period with the help of Teddy Howarth and Lucas Fraser. Tyler Weisflock skated around the Sunderland defence for a couple of good scoring tries. In the third period it looked like Port Perry might get on the scoreboard when Ryan Hnatko made some good passes to Jus- tin Shinn who took a couple of shots on net. Pat Lewis, Jordan Froats, and Alex Nicolau were effectively backchecking throughout the game. Gordon Smith made some good defensive plays to cut down Sunderland's scoring chances. Justin Koury and Joey Lane also played a solid defen- sive game, but the undisputed stars of the game wee the goal- tenders for both teams. Despite all the hustling of both teams the score remained 0-0. Scott Honey and Kurtis Wa- gar shared the goaltending du- ties for the Auctioneers, both making some super saves. Good work guys. March of Dimes at 434-5280. March of Dimes still seeking donations The Durham Region of the Ontario March of Dimes is still looking for donations for its Second Annual "Largest Indoor Winter Garage Sale," March 26, Items such as clothing, housewares and hardware are all be- ing sold at the garage sale, a fundraiser for Ontario March of Dimes Assistive Devices Program. The garage sale is being held at the Royal Canadian Legion, Simcoe Street South, Oshawa, more information, please call the Oshawa officé of Ontario 1996. from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. For New league starting From Page 19 league, players will be ""part- nered" for the schedule, such that individuals are on the same team as their partner eve- ry week, even though the other people they are playing with change each week. In this way, a husband and wife, for exam- ple, could play together for the season. Or two men or two wom- en who are good friends could be "partnered" on the schedule for the season. Players can choose their playing partners, or the league will designate partners for people for whom it doesn't matter. Once registration is com- plete, and the number of players and teams are con- firmed, the schedule will be drawn up and players will be given their playing times for the entire season. Games will be scheduled for Saturday morn- ings, and the season will run 14 weeks, from May 20 - Aug. 19. The NoT League will be run on a user pay basis. Organizers do not want to target local busi- nesses for sponsorship, which might hurt funding for the mi- nor ball programs (besides, who would want to sponsor a league with no teams!) Registration fees for the season will be $30 per player, and this will cover the cost of all league equipment, other than player gloves. Regis- tration forms will be available at local stores, or people can contact Ron Martyn at 986- 5952 for details or to make ar- rangements to register. Shelter plans progress From Page 20 Night" on Friday, Feb. 24. It is only through the generous do- nation of time by such volun- teers that we are able to keep this building in such great shape. The annual meeting of the Greenbank Hall and Park Board will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 24 at 8 p.m. at the Hall. New officers will be selected and we will be planning our pro- jects and budget for the next year. A financial plan will be drawn up and submitted to the Township of Scugog. Please make an effort to inform this Board about your projects at this meeting so they can be con- sidered for the agenda at future meetings. Club will provide a buffet after the ceremonies. Please phone 985-0464 and recommend those candidates you feel would be de- serving of this award. Each candidate selected will be introduced by a sponsor who will describe the contributions which their nominee has made. Special thanks to a couple of local volunteers at the Green- bank Hall last weekend. Mr. M. Galberg helped to install a pro- tective plastic cover over the front stained glass window. Mr. C. Rodd helped to install a re- placement door and winterized the main front doors. Mr. Rodd will also be building three dart backboards for use at the hall during the Lions Club "Pub Postions being filled From Page 20 Scugog Island United Church Last Sunday, many friends of Rev. John Brown attended his Covenanting Service at Kim- bourne Park United Church in Toronto. Your friends from Scu- gog Island United Church wish you well in your new ministry. The Nominating Committee for Scugog Island United Church are filling positions now for 1995. Please consider pray- fully how you might help your church this year. The Lectionary Bible Study group will meet on Tuesday, Jan.24 at 1:30 p.m. The Stewards will meet on Wednesday, Jan. 25 at 7:30 p.m. Choir practice will be held on Thursday, Jan. 26 at 7 p.m. The Youth Group will meet on Friday, Jan. 27 from 6-7:30 p.m. Financial Annual Reports are due Jan. 29. Please submit them to Karen Davis. Don't miss the Benefit Con- cert at the church on Sunday, Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. featuring Mi- chael Barber and Michelle Bert- ing. Proceeds will go to Youth 'Challenge International to help Kate Barber in Guyana this summer. For pastoral care call Elaine Barber at 985-4094. ATTENTION... All Ringette & Minor Hockey Players are admitted FREE. SATURDAY, JANUARY 28 8:00 P.M. (Go NT. Te] CRTEN NY (21 Wood, 1] 35)) INC, re a Tan ty TI JEN IV PR RR Te sa Te a ON, IANS TOR Lh hie nb Rc, Ws Ws. il gl dD A sens a th RN mm AN i,