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MINOR HOCKEY PEARCE AUCTIONS . The weekend of Oct. 24-26 saw Port Perry Novice I facing three of the more challenging teams in their On Thursday evening, Pickering visited Port Perry. The goaltenders received a good workout at the hands of the Pickering shooters. It was a long evening for coaches Spencley, Parry and Empririgham, who saw a shoot-out with 16 goals being scored -- 12 for Pickering and 4 for Port Perry Friday evening we travelled to Cobourg to face a team that had pre- viously trounced our boys. The Port Perry team surprised the home team with outstanding goaltending from & Chris Monsma and D'Arcy Stephens 10 post and exciting 5-3 win. Steven Wygerde's strong hustle resulted in one Port goal assisted by Grant Hooker. Braden Tarbotton had two and Jason Whitworth completed the Saturday afternoon found the Pearce Auction squad in Lindsay. Adam Maynes and Chris Skerratt combined to the scoring in the second period. One goal by Braden Tarbotton and another by Jason Whitworth confirmed the 3-1 win for Port Perry. Our goalies continued to be strong in net. Dean Van Camp patrolled the left side with authority * and Sean Jeffrey was a defensive stal- wart for Port Perry. Scott Brownson counted four assists on the weekend. LEGION PEE WEES . On Friday night, the Port Perry Legion Pee Wee 'A' Team travelled to Cobourg for their second league game against this team. Everyone was pleased to see Jason Logan return to the line-up for the season. He appears to be fully recovered from his injury judging by the way he played. Port had a slow start this time. The first three minutes sw Cobourg with complete control. Like Camaghan in net for Port was tough to beat, though, holding em off until at 6:29 of the first period, Kevin by Jus Low on the board Logan an Rob 'Murphy. beat . SPORTS SHORTS scored ending the period at 3 to. 1. Port started the scoring in the sec- ond period when Brad Morton placed a lovely shot in the comer assisted by Tom Chambers. In less than a minute, Cobourg gained momentum and beat Port's goalie scoring their second goal of the night. Port finally lit the night again late in the second period when Tim Fitzpatrick got a lucky break and the puck eased on over the line and into the net, Assists went to Daryl McEnaney and Mike Morden. The third period saw tempers flair and an increase in penalty minutes, The Cobourg team seemed to gain speed and control but Brian Bickmore in net hung tough adding to Cobourg's frustration. Cobourg did finally man- age to score twice in the third period while Port remained scoreless. was with us, though, and as the buzzer sounded to end the game, the score was: Port Perry 5, Cobourg 4, All the boys gave 100 per cent -- Mike Heasman and Chris Drury on defence. Matt Phillips and Todd Parry, forwards, along with all the others mentioned earlier. We've had a posi- tive start to the year. With continued team effort and the great and support'©f Gary Gerr and Ed Teno, it looks like an excellent season could be ahead for the Port Perry Legion Pee Wee A team. MALMONT ATOM 'A' On Oct. 25, Port Perry's Malmont team travelled to Cobourg for a league contest. The always competitive home team got revenge for a loss in Port by skating to a cise 4-3 victory. Dillan Weber led the Malmont effort with 2 goals on assists from Seth Gray, Justin Kowalczyk and year atom Brad Johnston and defence- Peterborough! man Scott Harper. Trenton scored PINERIDGE ATOM B their goal on a sneaky 'wraparound' The Pineridge Sports Atom B team play and they b d the p lled to Orono for in exhibition tying goal off the goal post in the game against the LNHL Minor dying minutes of the game. Blackhawks on Monday night. Our second game of the day was From the moment the puck hit the against Whitby and the Whitby team jumped out to lead from which our Atoms col recover resulting in a 6-3 loss. We finally got on the board when Dillan deflected a pass from Seth. A power play hot shot by Casey from Troy and Seth got us clos- er at 3-2. Our final score was a great solo end-to-end effort by Seth. Once again, our Malmont team conceded a short-handed goal to help the opposi- tion, Casey was again chosen as Malmont's game MVP. On Sunday the pressure was on our squad to rebound against Cobourg who were anxious to beat us twice in a row! To Malmont's credit, they put out a tougher effort and upset Cobourg 5-3 thus gaining a berth in the tourna- ment Consolation Final. The key was a quick start as Malmont charged into a 3-0 lead. Derek Tindall flipped in rebound off Justin Kowalczyk's point- shot to start things rolling and our other markers were by Troy (unassist- ed), Seth, Casey and anotheg at the end of the game by game MVP Derek Tindall. Dillan picked up three assists with other assists contributed by Justin Kowalczyk and Casey. Goalie Corey Branton was unable to stop a Cobourg penalty shot goal though he gave a good account of himself throughout this weekend play. In our fifth game of the weekend we had to face Kingston for the by . ris Derek Tindall. Our other marker was late in the game by Troy Campbell from Justin Sheehey and Casey VanSchagen. The difference in the game outcome was a Cobourg short- handed goal in the third period and a Port Perry goal which was disallowed as the horn went to end the second Our atoms travelled on to Tresiton for tournament play on Oct. 26, 27. Our first opponent was the Trenton squad and they proved to be 'worthy the a % Day with assists going to Mike Morden and Tim Fitzpatrick. Port's third goal of the period came when Tim Fitzpatrick managed to catch the rebound on a ob by Daryl McEnaney and slip the = the net making the score 3 to favour of Port Pe oe fie period, with two of the penalty box, C Tire The Port Perry Canadian Tire Midgets had to settle for a splitin two games last week. The team suffered its first defeat of the season on the road in Sutton October 24, losing by a 4-2 margin, Sutton opened a 2-0 lead'in the first before Todd Smart clicked on a back-hand with help from Jason Coutoulakis and Steve Desautels. . Sutton went up 3-1 until Smart. got his second of the game with - Lou Whitfield and Lindsay Parry getting the asdists. J Port hard in this game, but couldn't get a break or a bounce. The previous ight on home ice, the Canadian Tire boys skated to a well-deserved 5-0 win over visiting Little Britain. Desautels opened the scoring ye om Smart and Scott a fine effort despite taking a 2-1 victory. Our margin of victory might have been more, however, as we uncharacteristically quickly ave up - the man-advantage ne our own untimely infractions. Seth Gray and Dillan Webber assisted on a Casey VanSchagen gaol from the blueline to get the Malmonts started and game MVP. Casey also potted our other goal on a nice indi- vidual effort with assists going to first- and despite some Yired legs the Malronts kept pace with Kingston at 2-2 after two In, the third period, Kingston ice, Port took control of the game, cashing in with the 1st goal only min- utés into the game. They continued to dominate the ice, lighting up the scoreboard a total of 10 times and allowing only one goal against. Scoring in this game was Nick Pelyk 2 goals, 2 assists, Dave Gainey 2 goals, 1 assist, Scott Sand The third period belonged to Omemee as Port's skates were losing ground and in the dying minutes of the gime, Omemee guaranteed the win with a couple of quick goals. i Goaltenders Jon Chambers and Shane Savage were called upon fre- quently as Omemée applied pressure at every tum. Scoring for Port in this game was Greg Bruton, unassisted. y The Pineridge boys will practise later this week as they prepare for a Greg Bruton, Ryan McQuade and Adam Hobbs, 1 goal, 2 assists each, Ian Parliament 3 assists, Dan Lyons, 1 goal, 1 assist, Brad Monsma, 1 goal, Glen McCready, Aaron Chambers and Adam Brain, 1 assist each, TpPineridge boys continued their winning ways in their next league game against Sunderland. Their dis- play of hockey skills were evident as they skated to a clean vj with 9 goals to their credit, again only allow- ing one goal against. Sunderjand's goaltending kept Port from doing any double digit damage. Scoring in this game was Ryan McQuade 3 goals (second hat trick of the season), Danny Lyons 2 goals, Greg Bruton, lan Parliament, Ryan Maynes and Glen McCready, 2 assists each, Scott Sanderson, Adam Hobbs 1 goal, 1 assist each, Dave Gainey, Brad Monsma, 1 goal each. Port finished off the weekend with a league game in Omemee. This pow- "erful team proved to be a challenge from. the start. However, the play was back and forth, giving both teams «chances to score, but it was Omemee who got the go-ahead goal on a deflec- tion off a Port stick. Lady Luck could in Oak 4 RINGETTE IVORY FOREST JUNIORS Sunday October 27, the Ivory Forest Juniors took to the ice in their season opener with wihgs on their skates. " Facing off against the Junior team from Mississauga, Port Perry quickly took control of the ring and very sel- dom relinquished possession. A very strong team effort resulted in a 5-2 win in Port's favour, Shannon Fox was responsible for two of Port's goals with singles going to Karen Kett, Jennifer Smith and Dawn Doucette. All team members turff® in a very determined and well executed effort. The forward lines fired away 29 shots, Karen Kett, Leea Kinnunen, Shannen Fox, Amy Parliament, Jennifer Smith and Dawn Doucette combined to keep the pres- sure on the Mississauga goaltender Wioughout the game. On defence, Kim Poppleton, Michelle Fitzpatrick, Jennifer Morden and Megan Marlowe proved to be almost impenetrable as they kept Mississauga's total shots on Tracy Pelow throughout the game down to nine. All members of the Juniors mumed outscored us for a 5-3 win. M goalie Daniel Lee made some nice saves in this and the other games but had no when left for two Kingston breakaway goals. Kingston's final goal was into the , empty net as the Malmonts pulled out all the stops looking for the tying goal to no avail, Port Perry goals were by Adam Jones (from linemate Scott Jeffrey), Seth Gray (from Casey and Dillan) and Casey (from Seth). Strong check- ing efforts in the tournament were given by first year atoms Chris Jones and defenceman Jeff Ashton. Justin Kowalczyk was this game's MVP, e Malmonts' next game will be at home, Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. after a well- deserved break. Come out and give them your. support against settle for split Desautels rounded out the scoring. the shut-out. Full marks for Rick Hutchinson Next action fort Tire and Mike Tripp who shared the Midgets will be ina ent in goal-tending i asi Oakwood. (C VILLAGE GARDEN CENTRE ) ~ BOUTIQUE not be found as Omemee continued to in a strong performance. It appears light the board. Port er thata ful season can be expect- back with a goal midway through the ed. HOW DO WE VOTE IN WARD FOUR? In Ward Four there are four candidates, so how do we choose? There are Cliff Davis, David Dietlein, Chuck Hill, and Neil McLaughlin. Those are the names on the signs. The only one | have had a chance to work with is David Dietlein. Back when it looked as if there would be no one running in Ward 4, | was one of the ones that helped tak David into running. Why? At first glance he seemed 100 quiet, not the type you would expect to be in Politics -- David was one of the group that founded Zero Garbage and has sat on the steering committee since ifs inception: | must admit, in the first few meetings his input was so minimal | wondered why he was on the committee. My opinion of him grew, for finally when he spoke his words were not frivolous and came from the of viedge. With full dedication, he ded all sorts of meetings both at local and regional council. He did his homework diligently and his observations always proved right in the long run, Davie is nok one \o impress You greatly on frst masng Teo bad, for so many votes are decid ofthe candidate, | was real happy that we had a candidee that was a yet his busi was not dependent on anything local which would allow him fair he is a biologist with a great depth of understanding and reverence for nature, a dedicated, fair individual with a wisdom that can only come from a broad base of To ma that is a rare mix, sadly missing on any. aval of poics. To have him represent us on council is a great The other I know sup Chuck Hill, | «understand, wats at Pyarson. Inevialional. OMl-Davis. is retired and a cousin of an old friend of my family: Neil Mot aughie has ® local water business ar has long fects i. What | want 0 know is where were these guys when Ward Four was under the gun with the threat of two dump sites? 1 know where David Dietlein was. And | know when it comes 10 the crunch, whether it's taxes or another. dump site | will "feel much better with Dietlein on. council. » (Signed) . 5 Bill Lishman Ye RAR. 1 : Tt. 4