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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 11, 1995 - 21 SrorTs Midgets start season on a winning note The Canadian Tire Mid- get "B" hockey team start- ed out their new season with the first game against Woodville and came out on the winning side of a six to four match. The team was still in the midst of some cuts so we were carrying 18 boys for this game. Matt Phillips opened up the scoring with a one-timer after picking up a rebound shot from defenseman Brad Eadie. Scott Heffern Joined up with Ashley Vanschelven and Jeremy Todd to put Port ahead 2- 0. Woodville scored two quick goals to tie the game at two apiece. Before the first period was over Ryan Puckrin stood his ground in front of the Woodville net and found the top cor- ner after picking a great corner pass from linemate Scott Heffern. The second period saw lots of end to end hockey by both clubs, but only Woodville was able to capi- talize on their playing and pushed the score to 4-3 in their favor. The Islanders came out strong in the third period and Ashley was able to get the tying goal for Port on a good end to end rush. As- sisting on the goal was Trevor Smith and Ryan Puckrin. Mike Morden got his first goal of the year with a nifty backhand shot with assists coming from Matt Blowe and Dave Ka- minga. Woodville tried pulling their goalie to tie up the game, but Port's Scott Heffern got the clincher after picking up the puck from Aaron Levy who made the initial breakout through Wood- ville's defense line but couldn't get his shot on net. This years team looks like they are going to work well together and put a smile on the faces of coach- ing staff Steve Thompson, Gary Smith, Eric Donnel- ly and Ed Hobbs. The line of Ryan Puckrin, Ashley Vanschelven and Scott Heffern played a strong game tonight and showed their new coaches just what to expect from them. The goaltending is being shared by Brian Bickmore and Doug Short and both these fellows put out a great effort tonight. Once the complete team has been chosen we'll make sure we mention their names in future write-up. Atom house league action Atom action kicked off the 1995-96 Port Perry Mi- nor Hockey House League with a game between Port Perry Lions Club and Whitby Auto Wreckers. The Auto Wreckers came out on top with an 8-2 vic- tory with both teams play- ing good hockey for the first game of the season. Scoring for the Lion's Club were David Storr and Colin Holditch with as- sists going to Ryan O'Leary and Robert Larm- er. Scoring for the Auto Wreckers were Ryan May with the hat trick, Greg Hunter with two, Russell Jackson, Scott Symes and Justin Sanders with one each. Picking up assists were Russell Jackson and Devon Howsam with two each, Justin Sanders, Tay- lor Meeking, Jamie Ander- son, Jordan Froats and Luke Pilkey. Goaltending for the Novice 1s begin a new season Friday, Oct. 6, was opening night for Pearce Auc- tion Novice. Coach Bob Spencley and assistants Mur- ray Empringham and Ken Parry were anxious to see what they had to work with this year. Uxbridge came to town for an exciting, close check- ing match. Our goaltenders, Mark Carnaghan and Leo Taillor played well, but the Uxbridge sharpshoot- ers found the net to gain a three goal lead. Port Perry kept pressing then Taylor Churchill jammed one home with assists to Matthew Roth and Michael Ly- cett. Ashley Lucas and Tyson Savage were strong forecheckers throughout the game. The Pearce Auction crew tried hard to get back into it, but the visitors depth held us off. The following day the Pearce Auction gang trav- elled to Trenton. After a scoreless first period, Port Perry short-handed, broke the deadlock. Keenan Geer received a pass from Shane Jeffrey to send him all alone for a nice deke and the score. Trenton came back with the powerplay and after substantial pressure scored the equalizer. Nelson Langmaid, Derek Goreski, Kory Bauer, and Danny Halward all played well defensively. In the dying mo- ments Trenton banged in the winner. Port Perry chal- lenged, but ran out of time. game were Jason Cottrell for the Lions Club and Kel- len Jackson for the Auto Wreckers, both making great stops for their teams. Bowling results Ladies Wednesday Afternoon - Oct. 4 Team Standings: Bub- blies 14, Buttercups 14, Shells 13, Glaciers 11, Rosebuds 8, Nutcrackers 3. High Single: Joyce Taylor 242. High Triple: Marg Lee 581. Games Over 200: Joyce Taylor 242, Marg Lee 238, Carol Davis 229, Carol Beatty 228, Marg Trull 223, Nancy Anger 204, Gerri Langille 202. Triples Over 550: Marg Lee 581, Carol Davis 579, Nancy Anger 573, Marian Geer 556, Gail Kowalczyk 550. Thursday Night Men's October 5 Standings: Dowsons 10, Trimrite Kitchens 9, Philp Pontiac 9, IGA 7, Legion 4, Bryan's Towing 3. High singles over 225: B. Bray 309; R. Twist 272; B. White 260, 227; J. Cook 254; R. Smith 241; R. Co- stello 237; G. Grant 229; G. McHugh 228; R. Sweet- man 227. High Triples over 600: B. White 678, R. Twisty 660; B. Bray 641; G. Grant 611; D. Smith 605. season. Swamp snaps Brooklin's 2/7-game winning streak Blackstock got its first win of the sea- Jason Price's two goal with singles go- son during week four by downing the ing to Dan Taylor, Brian Robinson, and Stouffville Scorpions by a 4-0 count. Mike Butt. Robinson and Mike Mole Ron Short led the scoring picking up added assists to the tally. one goal and three assists. Line mate Al Bouwmeester was right behind him Framers Gallery and Trader Sam's with a pair of goals and a single helper. fight to a 2-2 draw including through Rounding out the scoring was Tom Wot- the overtime. Trader's got the lead late ten with the last counter. Larry Reura- i; the opening period when Ken St. kas drew his first shutout of the young Amant set up Craig Leask. The Fram- In game two of the afternoon Brook- with Brian Mikkelsen scoring from lin saw its 27 game winning streak, in- Brent Rainey. Trader's again pulled cluding playoffs, come to a halt as they ahead with St. Amant and Jason Lees were defeated by the Swampers 5-2, assisting on Derrick Lee's marker. Brooklin held a 2-0 lead early into the With 3:42 left to play in regulation time second half on goals by Nick Attwood Brian Kerry drew the Framer's even and Rob Mason before the Swamp came with an unassisted goal. on in the latter half. They were led by The final game of the day saw the er's answered back early in the second Larocque wins opener over Scala Brothers By Michael Wiseman Larocque Electric won their season opener 6-2 over Scala Bros. on Satur- day. Larocque drew first blood off a sweet goal by Andrew Kenny, thanks to agreat pass by Joey Shem- bri, who were a force to be reckoned with all game. The "dynamic duo" of An- drew and Joey made their presence felt again in the late stages of the second period but this time Joey was on the receiving end of a Andrew Kenny pass to put Larocque ahead 2-0. Scala answered back later in the second period off a beautiful three-way pass- ing play between Greg, Rodney Bond and finished by Brent Simpson to cut the Larocque lead in half, but that is a close as they could get. Michael Wise- man buried one twenty seconds later thanks to good forechecking and a superb pass by Mike Giammini to put Larocque up 3-1. Andrew Kenny notched his second of the day because of good pass- ing by John Royclsk and Chris Medford to make it 4-1 1n favor of Larocque. Brent Simpson responded laterin the third period off a nice pass from Joe Far- cuson to cut the lead to 4- 2. John Royclsk scored fif- teen seconds later thanks to a brilliant pass by An- drew Foster to put La- rocque up by three. Andrew Foster put his name in the goals column late in the third period off extraordinary pass by Tom McArthur and Mi- chael Wiseman. All the goalies played well especially Shane Fisher and Alex Hutchin- less the whole game. son who were nearly flaw- Emiel's wins In the first game of the Peewee houseleague played Oct. 7, Emiel's defeated Big V 8 - 7 in a very close game. The lead changed hands several times during the game. The winning goal was scored by Emiel's with seconds left in the game. Despite the score, both Shawn Martin of Emiels and Ryan Woods of Big V made numerous saves as both teams came out shoot- ing. Scoring for Big V was Donald Campbell one goal, two assists, Mike Dalby two goals, lan Bosne three goals, Ryan Kehoe one goal, one assist, Eric Bird two assists, Robbie Taylor two assists, Trevor Doan one assist and Mathew Fraser one assist. Scoring for Emiel's was Mike Blakey three goals, one assist, David Halward one goal, one assist, Tyler Lucas one goal, one assist, Gerrard Timmers one goal, one assist. Chris Gloster and Cameron Vernest one goal each. One assist each to Brian Harris, Came- ron MacDonald, Michael Systma and Sean Williams. A good start to the season. Next weeks' games are Oct. 14 - 11 a.m. Emiel's vs. Scala. 12:30 p.m. Larocque vs. Big V. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES * ANNUAL RATES » Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832