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Outstanding goaltending ugog Citizen -- Tuesday, October 1, 1991 - 17 1 in mens' hockey league Week three in the Scugog Mens Hockey League featured some outstanding goal-tending as all four games were decided by margins of two goals or less In game one Sunday morning at the Scugog Arena, Compton Cable nipped Van and Truck World 4-3 in a battle that see- sawed back and forth Rick Hope led Compton with two goals, with Bill Van Camp getting a'goal and assist and Larry Page clicking for the final goal. Adding assists were Bob Beveridge and Jim Duncan with Two cach, Russ Connelly and Ed Olsen with one Countering for Van and Truck werd Larry Pilkey, Brian Samis and Tony Oxley. Dave Jackson helped the cause with a pair of ASSISLS Tight checking was the order of the day in game two as Norton's Home Improvements blanked Fuzgerald's Weed Control 2-0 Finding the mark for Norton's was Randy Prosser from Dave Dickson and Brad Hurst, then it was Hurst from Dickson for the second tally. Ray Gibson was full measure for his shut-out as he had just a super game between the pipes for Norton's. Sportsland finally got into the win column with its victory of the season by doubling up Anderson's 4-2 ' Tallying for Sportsland were I'm Ashbridge with a pair; Dave Bourgeois and Brian Callery each with a goal and an assist. Helping out in the winning cause were Doug Bache with two assists with singles to Bill Bndge and Ron Hoogeboom scuGoG YOUTH SOCCER CLUB Annual General Meeting jl WED., OCTOBER 9, 1991 - 7 PM vow R.H. Cornish Public School Everyone Welcome Election of 1992 Executive \ ' | Doug Suppelsa and Glen Hudson did the scoring for Anderson's with Carl Durward collecting two assists and Peig Lane and Glen Hudson taking one each. In the final game of the morn- ing, Crandells squeezed by J and D Carpentry by a 2-0 score. Counting for Crandell's was John Kortaba from Donovan Smith and Ken Jeffrey from Roger Moase and Rick Olaisen. Troy Glazier turned in an' excellent game for Crandell's to record his second consecutive shut-out Hockey fans are always wel come to watch the action in the Scugog Mens League. Games start cach Sunday at 8:00 AM and con tinue all morning at the Arena PPHS sports calendar The following is a schedule of up-coming sports events for Port Perry High School. Tuesday, Oct. 1: Singles and doubles girls tennis at the Oshawa Racquet Club. There is Junior Varsity Girls field hockey at Uxbridge; and boys midget volleyball at Eastdale Toumament. Wednesday, Qctober 2: Girls basketball at Harwood, 3:30 PM Junior only boys soccer at Brock 2:30 Junior, 3:45 Senior Boys volley- ball at Brock, midget and junior. Thursday, on 3: Port Perry Invitational Cros§ Country Meet for public schools. 1:00 PM at the soccer ficlds, convenors Heather McLean and Laura Phoenix. Tennis vs. Austen, Uxbridge, Mixed and boys doubles at Pdr Perry at 2:30 PM. Friday, Oct. 4: Boys send} soccer at Dunbarton tournament. Boys senior volleyball at Durham College tournament; midget vol- leyball at Henry St. tournament Mon, Oct. 7: Boys DYSSA golf at Lakeridge, all day. Girls bas- ketball teams (midget, junior, senior at Peryma, 2:30) start Tuesday, Oct. 8: Boys soccer, Austen at Port Perry, Junior 2:30 and senor 3:30 PM. Girls field hockey at Donevan See you all next week DENNIS DERSON CHEV-OLDS LTD. 268 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-8401 427-6903 wor Line Dick Shinn (res) 985-0587 Specializing in All Sales & Smart Leasing "Including GM Employees & diate Family Purch Any questions please call L - Dick or Randy Randy Hathaway (rs) 985-9290 & - All HARDCOVER BOOKS ih Of BACK ISSUE COMICS All New v3 COMIC BOOKS oth Of All SINGLE CARDS OMA Monday to Saturday, October 7th to 12th PORT PERRY PLAZA (Hwy. 7A) 985-0979