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Card show n swap for If you're a young person who collects cards, you might want to check out the Old Town Hall in Blackstock this Sunday afternoon ~ (Oct. 27) Luke and Josh Martyn, two brothers who are also avid young card collectors have organized a "kids only" card swap. The swap will run from 2 to § pm and there will be door prizes, Port Perry High School Rebel of the Week Nicole Johnston The Rebel of the week is a very vital part of the Junior Girls Basketball team. She consistently sacrifices her own per- sonal time and activities to participate in games, practices and tourna- ments. Nicole is a steady player who controls the ball and helps keep the team spirit high. Nicole's other accomplishments include her outstanding dedication as a co-opera- tive education student. She Is always willing to help out if needed. PPHS Student of the Week Meredith Allin, currently in her final year, has made major contributions to the spirit of PPHS. She has been a valuable member of the tennis and fleld hockey special draws and refreshments. 'The idea for a "kids only" card swap came to Luke and Josh out of frustration in trading at card shops. The brothers say that most shops have only a minimal interest in trading and when they do, the allow "wholesale prices" for the cards they get and charge "retail" prices for the cards they give, While they agree that shops must do this to stay in business, the brothers want their swap 10 be for "collectors, not dealers." They heard similar beefs from other young collectors, and decid- ed it was time to do something about it. They have rented the Old Town Hall in Blackstock, will set up tables for the traders and are hop- ing that young people from all over will drop in to swap or just have a look. Admission is $2 to the swap and adults will only be admitted if they accompany a card-swapping youngster. The Port Perry Novice Auctioneers are starting to hit their form with three strong per- formances over the weekend. The Auctioneers got off to a good start Friday evening with a hard-fought match against Port Hope that ended in a 2-2 dead- lock. Dean Van Camp got them going with help from Steve Wygerge, before the visitors pulled into a 2-1 lead. Braden Tarbotton evened things up late in the contest with assists from Jason Whitworth and Sean Jeffrey. The Auctioneers got some strong netminding from Chris Monsma and D'arcy Stephens. In their next outing against Uxbridge, the boys turned in a Luke and Josh are anticipating that most of the action will be in "swapping," but there will be buy- ing and selling as well. Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, October 22, 1991 -- 17 kids Blackstock's Old Town Hall is located on the west side of Scugog Street, just south of the "four cor- ners." Josh Martyn, left, and his brother Luke are avid sports card collec- tors and they have organized a card show and swap "just for kids" this coming Sunday at the Old Town Hall in Blackstock. See story for details on this idea by these two brothers. Auctioneers hitting their stride fine effort to skate away with a 6- 3 victory. Jason Whitworth had a big game on the score-sheet with four goals with singles from linemate Braden Tarbotton and Steve Wygerde. Tuming in powerful efforts on the blue line in a defensive role were Grant Hooker and Mark Blakley. In their third game against a team from the Little NHL in Oshawa, the Auctioneers had much the better of play, but were not able to cash in their scoring chances. But they came away with a 2-1 victory just the same on goals by Whitworth and Tarbotton. Scott BroWnson enjoyed a great weekend as he set up five goals in three games. Others who had good games were John Bumett on the defense, Bill Carr at centre ice and the line of Mike LeFort, Dean Van Camp and Chris Skerratt. > DON'T DIET! WHY NOT TRY IT! ie The 'HEALTHSTYLE' PROGRAM * Asensible, supervised weight loss and lood management program, goal-onented 10 maintain one's own desired weight and 1o making a If you think you're ready, please call for a Free Consultation r DEB McDONALD. .......... 985-9372 9 t 10.2 healthier estylo 0%,0FF CHRISTMAS CARD ORDERS if placed before October 31st, 1991. Sample Books are available for overnight loan. INSTA-PRINTING (first thousand) $20.00 for each additional 1,000. Camera ready Black Ink on White - 20 Ib. Bond WEDDING INVITATIONS $29.95 15% OFF teams, acting as cap In field hockey for the last two years. Meredith co-chaired the Athletic Association last year and Is presently vice- president of student council. Her bubbly personality and infectious laugh make her a favourite with her teachers and peers, FULL LINE of COLOURED BRISTOLS and BONDS AVAILABLE. port parry printing ited rar OFFICE SUPPLIES Canadian Tire Midgets win first game - The Port Perry Canadian Tire Midgets got their new hockey sea- son off to a fine start October 16 as they rolled to a 7-2 victory over Millbrook at the Scugog Arena. Andy Wilson notched the first goal before the game was a minute old with assists from Todd Smart and Scout Wylie. The line clicked again in the first as Wylic found the range with assists to his linemates. Port opened things. up consid- 'erably in the second with four goals as Steve Desautels counted two and singles came from Lou Whitfield and Jason Coutalakis." Wilson picked up two assists as did Chad Garvock, Desautels, Coutalakis and Scott Airey with one each. Late in the game, Wilson fired his second with help from Whitfield and Airey. Mike Tripp turned in a fine game between the pipes and he was getting lots of help out there from the blue line crew of Noah St. Amond, Mike Sluggett, Blair Pretchitko, Mark Cosway and Lindsay Parry. But Corey Wilson went down with a leg injury in the third peri- od and the team wishes him a quick recovery and return to the lineup. Two days later, the team was in action again with Fenelon Falls providing the opposition. After a scoreless first period, the Tiremen got their act together in the second with three goals by Andy Wilson, Mike Williams and Lou Whitfield. Parry, Airey, Cosway, Whitfield and Williams helped set up these markers. But with a.3-1 lead in the third, the guys threw thoughts of check- ing out the window and the Falls roared back to tic the game 3-3. And that's how it ended, hardly a classic. Game three was Saturday (their third in four days) against Haliburton and the team got a solid effort all round. They need- ed this with several players out of the lineup due to injury. Todd Smart from Desautels and Coutalakis, followed quickly by Scott Airey un-assisted gave the boys a 2-0 lead. Cosway rifled a hard shot from the point to score on a power play for a 3-0 lead. Haliburton managed to make it 3-2 but Port came home with the two points and were full marks for them. Nice work in the nets by Tripp and Rick Hutchinson. Legion Pee Wees The Port Perry Legion Pee Wee A's played host to Lindsay last Friday evening and suffered their first loss of the regular schedule. The boys just seemed to come out a bit "flat" for this one as passes failed to click,the shooting was less than accurate, and the penalty killers had more than their fair share of work, especially in the third period when tempers flared. The visitors were never in serious trouble in this one as they had leads of 3-2 after the first and 6-3 after the second. They went on 10 post a 7-4 win over the Legion erew. Mart Phillips, Kevin Hobbs, Daryl McEnaney and Tim Fitzpatrick lit the red light for Legion with Tom Chambers getting two assists and singles to Todd Parry, Rob Murphy and Fitzpatrick. wi By a aad