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26- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 27, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SProrTs Modacks take on Lakefield this Sunday From Page 24 the teams stuck pretty much to hockey with just one scrap between Van Schagen and Justin Bradley in which no serious punches were thrown. On Friday night in Georgina, the ModJacks played well enough to get a win. They led 3-1 on goals by Adam Metheral, Bonneveld and Mike Strutt Dental Care Jor the whole family PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE in the third period. But down to two lines, they ran out of gas and allowed the Ice to force OT where they scored midway through the five minute period. Head coach Tom Thornbury said after Sunday's win that the team showed "considerable jump in improvement of play" over the weekend. He noted that at the start of the sea- son he gave the team 8-10 games to start adapting to his system and way of doing things. Sunday's game was the eighth of the campaign. SLAPSHOTS: Forward Tom Chambers, out three games with a shoulder injury, said he may be ready to play this weekend. In other Jr. C action recently, Lakefield clob- bered the Merchants 8-0; Uxbridge took two from Bobcaygeon -- 7-2 and 6-0; and the Georgina Ice hand- ed the Bruins their first loss of the season by a 3-2 margin Saturday night. This week has three very tough games, starting Tuesday night when they travel to Lakefield. On Friday they are in Bobcaygeon and Sunday night they host the Lakefield Chiefs at 7 p.m. Mike Hamilton's hat trick leads Port to a 6-3 victory over Oshawa in midget play From Page 24 and Mark Blakley scored Port's goals with assists going to Deryk Campbell and Kam Cooper. Wrapping up a busy schedule, Port travelled to Oshawa on Oct. 24. On board first was Oshawa, however Port roared back with three quick goals giv- ing them a 3-1 lead. Port stretched this lead to 4-1 early in the second before Oshawa mounted a rally with two quick goals. Pineridge rounded out the period with a late goal restoring the two goals lead. Playing solid defensive hockey in the third, Port added one more goal for the 6-3 final. Mike Hamilton led the way with a hat trick. Singles went to Jeff Ashton, Dean Van Camp and Braden Tarbotton. Ryan McQuade and Matt MacMaster led the assist parade with two each while Deryk Campbell, Nick Pelyk, Sean Jeffrey, Mark Blakley and Braden Tarbotton chipped in one each. Mike MacLennan and Ryan Fraser have been performing well in net for Port over this busy time. Thanks to all the 'AP' players who filled in when suspensions and injuries kept the reg- ulars out. Mark your calendars for Nov. 5 when Cobourg comes to town once again and Nov. 7 when the Midgets host their annual home tournament. It promises to be some very exciting and competitive hockey. Fax Us Your Scores: 985-3708 238 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY ~~ * DR. J. HARDY * DR. L. GIDEON - * DR. J. COTTRELL * DR. C. BANFIELD * DR. T. KING *DR. T. MCINTYRE (Orthodontist) (Periodontist) Please Call - 985-8451 4 \ (CDR.L GIDEON Piease Ca1985-7952 ) ) J \ Port Perry & District Minor ) = Softball Association "of oe ANNUAL GENERAL sw MEETING £ Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1998 . Evening & Saturday Appointments Available New ( "6 S C Cc ° Il ) ((@eple> Patients 3 cugog Centre Community Ha q p 1098 he (care 2) way ° EVERYONE WELCOME! Mur ay, Nov. { I ome Sinc air 238 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY Secondary School 380 Taunton Road E., Whitby, Ont. Cara Taunton Rd. $3 Admission ) = = 4 r t t ph < $2 Students "oR, Iv 2 bo y 3 4 0Sse O he E! 3 & Seniors #¥E. < Rossland Rd = NG challenge In 1996 Cara was introduced to the Kids Help Phone program. Seeing an | opportunity to help others, she reached out to her community, recruiting 21 | young people from Niagara area high | schools to attend the 1997 training | conference. All 21 of these young volunteers | are now actively involved with Kids Help Phone. Cara | | " _--_-- 0 DEL he ey Rd ~ ~ -- Le: ¥ SEEING BEYOND" You've asked . . . we've listened! Full Service Banking EXTENDED HOURS effective November 2nd 1998 WEEKDAYS - 9am to 5pm SATURDAYS - 9am to |pm Agar was honoured last year as an Ontario Junior Citizen. There are young people in our community who have risen to the challenge. If you know a young person, aged 6 to 18, who is involved in worthwhile community service, a special person who is contributing while living with a limitation, or a youth who has performed an act of heroism, help us recognize their contribution -- nominate them today! Nominations will be accepted until October 31, 1998. Contact this newspaper or the OCNA at 905-639-8720, Loc. 230. / ONTARIO | JUNIOR CITIZEN -/ OF THE YEAR AWARDS ontario community newspapers association 145 Queen Street, Port Perry 905-985-4444 PP TY oT WIN