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50Ug0g men's hockey into 'second' season The regular season is over in the Scugog Mens Hockey League and as the old saying goes, the sec- ond season (as in playoffs) is about to get started. Closing out the regular schedule last Sunday morning, Sportsland and Van and Truck World got into a football game with Sportsland hanging on to win by a safety 9-7. . Bill Bridge was on fire for Sportsland as he fired four goals and two assists for an un-converted touch- down and set a new scoring record for the league with 63 points in 22 games. Keijo Kinnunen had a five point outing avith four assists and a goal, as did Mike McQuade with the same numbers. Brian Callery and Ivan Geer each had a goal and assist with Jim Fowler netting a single. Scott Davis had two assists in a winning cause with one each to Ken Little and Doug Bache. Larry Pilkey and Larry Jackson each had two goals and one assist for Van and Truck and Dale Bronson fiad a goal and two helpers. Tim Cullen had a goal and assist and Kevin Reid had a single marker. In the set-up department, Mike Driscoll had three with one each to Kevin Trapp, Brain Samis, Wayne Fox, and Marvin Stevenson. The teams forgot about the Grey Cup and stuck to hockey in game two as Nortons nipped J and D Carpentry 4-3 ina tight-checking affair. Ken Davison fired a pair for the winners with Dave Roth netting a goal and two assists, Jason 'Warner had a goal and assist with Brad Hurst and Randy Prosser each getting two assists. For J and D, Todd Wilbur had two goals, Gary Lance one goal and two assists, Mark Burger two assists, Dave Milton and Brian Cowie each with sin- In game three, Fitzgeralds had to overcome a 2-0 deficit to scramble back into the game and defeat Andersons 3-2. Henry Forderer had a goal and assist for the win- ners with Rob Evans and Lee Wilbur rounding out the scoring. Bruce Smith set'up two goals with one assist each to Doug Bronson and Paul Van Camp. For Andersons, Peter Lane from Carl Durward and Glen Hudson from Lee Steeves and Peter Lane did the scoring. Game four was another tight-checking contest with Crandells nudging Compton Cable 4-3. Donovan Smith fired two for the winners, Steve Groves a goal and assist and John Kortoba a single goal. Steve Calder, Ken Jeffrey, Richie LeFort and Rob Kroonenberg had assists. For the Cable TV crew, Larry Page had two and an assist with Sandy Garvock getting the other. Bob Beveridge helped set up two goals and Jim Beatty Now that the "second season" is getting under- way, you might want to catch some of the action at the Scugog Arena this Sunday moming (March 8). Game times are as follows: Andersons vs. Van and Truck at 8:00 AM; Fitzgeralds vs. Nortons at 9:10; Crandells vs. J and D at 10:20; and Compton vs. Sportsland at 11:30. Country Style Bantam A of Bl Harvey Graham named Cattleman of the Year the Cattieman of the Harve Year Award from the Ontario Cattieman's Association. The award was presented to Mr. Graham at the OCA annual meet- Ing last week. The award is for dedication and contribution to the cattle industry, and carries with it a $500 donation from Dyntex to the charity of Mr. Graham's choice. He earmarked the $500 to the Community Memorial Hospital Building Fund and board member Joyce Kelly (right) received the cheque. At left is Anna Demarchl, sales rep from Syntex. eliminated from playoffs After battling back into their quarter-final series with the Cobourg Cougars, Port Perry Country Style Bantam A's ran out of steam and have been eliminated from the playoffs. For the second time in two games, the Cougars ran off a string of goals; scoring seven straight to take a 7-3 victory at home Tuesday night after getting the last six to win in overtime in Don't get cold feet this winter... "give the gift of life. Port Saturday. Tan Shrigley gave Port the carly lead on Tuesday, but Cobourg kept coming, eventually tying the game then going ahead in the second period. Trailing 2-1 going into the final were snakebit as the Cougars reeled off five quick goals to take a 7-1 lead. Jay Tredway and Jay King notched late scores to make the final a little closer but it was too little, too late as the Cougars advanced to the OMHA semi- finals. The Country Style team "showed a lot of heart, battling injuries and bad luck in giving Cobourg what could well be their hest series of the playoffs. Antiques * Dishes * Sports Cards Flower Arrangements * Wreaths . Country Crafts * Native Crafts Woodworking * Fashions * Macrame Jewellery." Craft Supplies Cosmetics and much, much more! "JUST AROUND THE CORNER" 143 Perry Street, Port Perry (Between the Royal Bank & LCBO) FLEA MARKET HOURS Saturdays. 9:30 AM 10:5:30 PM. Sundays 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM - They now will try to stay tuned up for an appearance in the Lake Scugog Lumbermen back into the win column The Lake Scugog Lumbermen got back into the win column last Friday with a tense 2-1 victory over Lions in Atom House League action. Lions opened the scoring with Chad Lance getting the goal with help from Jason Gunn and Joel Phoenix. That goal held up until the Travis Pickard tied things in the second on a breakaway pass from Ben Stephenson and Chris Orr. Pickard "then put the Lumbermen up by one with an assist to Jon Chambers and Graham Strickert. He had a strong game for this team as did Chad Lane for the Lions. And the next day, he picked up where he left off by opening the scoring against a determined Lewis Motors team. Adam Mahaffey got the assist, and then Johnathan Reed made it 2-0 on a solo effort. Sean Fletcher cut the margin to 2-1 and Jeff Harrison tied it with help from Eric Troan and Matt Helping 0 Question habitation, nous HOMEOWNERS DO YOU QUALIFY FOR FJ elelo ASSISTANCE FOR HOM E REPAIRS? Caldwell. Steve Martyn put Lumber up again tipping in a Chris Orr shot from the point and Mark Sauter restored the two goal lead as he fired home a rebound. Pickard got his fourth goal in two games as he was sent home nicely on a breakaway pass from Stephenson and Strickert and Sauter got his second of the game from Jared Painter and Mark Delaney. But Sean Fletcher counted two to complete his hat trick off pass- es from Greg Ranieri and Tim Wray. But the Lumbermen were able to hold on for the 6-4 victory. Thanks! The Scugog Citizen wishes to thank all the merchants who donat- ed prizes to the Citizen's Snowmobile Challenge Tour. They are: Asselstine Country (Yamaha) Canadian Tire Dixie.Lee Port Perry Snowmobile Club Stables At Greystone Willy & Son Small Engines (Polaris) Proceeds from the event were divided between the two local snowmobile clubs, the Cartwright Dynos and the "Perry