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SFY bre 3 Coca-Cola Bonspiel Former Port Perry resident Steve Geer skipped his rink to a victory in the Coca-Cola Open Bonsple! held last Saturday at the Port Perry club. With Steve are Wayne Thompson, Don Geer of the Port Perry Club om Zagrodney. Aside from Don, the other three curl out of the Richmond Hill Club. The team put up 44.5 points over three and games. First place donated by Dowson's Valu-mart of Port Perry. This Is A first year Coca-Cola has spon- sored this bonsplel. The club was decorated with yellow and black balloons to mark the 40th birthday Sunday of ice-maker Bill Tredway who took the good natured kidding in stride, as always. prizes of meat trays were R.H. Cornish 'Cougar of the Week' fT J | Robin Adderley Is the RH Cornish Cougar of the Week. Robin Is a grade 8 student who has achieved Playoffs 'round two' starts in mens hockey Round two of the playoffs is coming up in the Scugog Mens Hockey In action Sunday morning at the local arena, Nortons came out on wp of Van and Truck World 3- lina affair. Dave Dave Roth and Mark Jobb did the scoring for Nortons with Dickson, Brad Hurst and John Woodward collecting an assist each. Wayne Fox fired the lone goal for Van and Truck with Tony Oxley and Brain Samis getting the assists. + There was plenty of excite- ment in game two as Anderson Chev Old Geo fell behind 3-1 to Fitzgeralds, then came roaring back to earn a 4-4 tie. Peter Lane, Ron Zaparanuik, Rick Shechey and Wayne Taylor did the scoring damage for Andersons. Darcy Milligan helped out with a pair of assists with one each to Lane, John Delorme, Glen Hudson, Doug Suppelsa and Sean Fewer. Paul Van Camp netted a pair for Fitz and chipped in with an assist as well. Other goal scorers were Henry Foflerer and Bart Wager. Doug Bronson was in on two goals with Bill Owen, Robert Evans and Mark Pehleman getting credit for one assist each. In a tough, hard-fought third game, Crandells was a bit of a surprise winner as they cut the cables on Compton TV by a nar- row 2-1 margin. Richie Lefort from John Robertson and Rob Kroonenberg from Chris Brain did the scoring for the winners. Compton's goal came from the stick of Jim Duncan with help from Dave Harrison and Bill Van Camp. Sportsiand and J and D Carpentry got embroiled in a real bam burner that was typical play- off hockey from start to finish. When the smoke had cleared and the ice cooled down, the teams found themselves in a 1-1 deadlock. Mike McQuade snapped in the lone goal for Sportsiand with help from Ken Little and Bill Bridge. Brian Cowie replied for J and D with Joe Curran and Todd Wilbur setting him up on the play. Action resumes again this coming Sunday morning at 8:00 AM with four games on tap. Spectators are more than welcome 10 take in the action at the Scugog Arena. Admission is FREE. Auctioneers fare well in Buffalo snow It didn't look like the first day of spring. But the weather was the last thing on the minds of the Port Perry Novice Pearce Auctioneers as they were in snowy Buffalo for one thing: the from Winterhust, Ohio and earned 4.5 points, thanks to a 3-2 victory. Mike Lefort gave Port the 1-0 lead with help -frgm Stev Wygerde and the second period d some llent end to Sam Pastor I I Hockey Tournament. In their first game Friday afternoon, the boys met a squad end plays from both teams, Braden Tarbotton finally gave Port a 2-0 lead with an assist to Whitby Auto Wreckers defeated two straight The Whitby Auto Wreckers from Port Perry took part in the Atom HL tournament last week at the Scugog Arena, but went down to defeat two straight. Both games were close and both losses were at the hands of teams from the Midland area. Ellis was named winner of the "best effort" trophy. In the sec- ond game, Mike MacLennan earned the MVP award for his stellar work in the Wreckers cage but Blayne Kinnunen from Keith Hancock and David Crouter man- aged the lone goal as another Sucoums ar 4 member of the Jamie Clarke set up Blayne Midland team defeated them 2-1. uture tie rt! Kinnunen for a goal in game one Both goalies were absolutely International competition. against Midland and the brilliant in this fine game that had As well, she Is a member of | Wreckers went ahead by two as end to end action and not a single Northern Explosion and the Ken Ellis went "coast to coast" 5 Drama Production. flobia ls on a dazzling sole rush. The Wreckers will continue poihe: con who |e always Ellis scored his second of the their playoff round-robin action ol tin Digi nd game on a Iehoand off Kam this week and will enter the 0 youn, - | Cooper' came championship determine dents, Congratulations! py 4-3 margin. the Atom House league winner. THE BAHA'I FAITH FROM A-Z THe BAHAY FAH ROM AZ THE BAHA't FAITH FROM A-Z Gop HisToRY INVESTIGATION God--the All Loving, the All Wise, Human history is evolutionary, 'The mast important thing in our ar Sete ni stages of sonal i sd dn gh Qovenls Himant thiokgh valent to infancy, childhood, responsibility of each No tine Vien ChB pr wn i Whe ber. There bro rere in and Bahs't/1ish. .| unification of the entire human the matter of religion. CALL or WRITE L or WRITE CALL or WRITE P.O. Box 1183, Port Perry, P.O. Box 1153, Port Perry, PO. Sax 183, Port bute LIL 1A9 LOL 1A9 Ontario L9L (416) 985-4582 piri Jason Whitworth, but Winterhurst scored just seven seconds later. Chris Skerratt gave the Auctioneers a two goal bulge again as he was set up by Adam ynes. That was all the scoring: Port could muster, but it was enough for the victory. Mike Lefort was named MVP in the game. The boys enjoyed an evening of fun and swimming at the Sheraton Hotel and returned to the arena Saturday morning ready to play. Mike Lefort continued his scoring ways in this game lead- ing his mates to a 5-1 victory over a squad from Morris County, New Jersey. Lefort col- lected a nifty hat trick in this one, with linemates Wygerde and Dean Van Camp getting assists. Braden Tarbotton (unassisted) and Mark Blakely from Skerratt and Moynes rounded out the scoring. Lefort was again named MVP in this one and special mention to Braden who battled the flu to make this early morning game. Port's luck ran out that after- noon as the boys hooked up against a team from Ingersoll, Ont. They challenged through the first period and were rewarded by a goal from Van p with Wygerde and Lefort getting the assists. But the powerful Ingersoll team kept putting the pressure on and was just a bit too strong in the final periods. The final score was 7-3 in favour of Ingersoll with Port's last two goals by Skerratt from Moynes and Billy Carr; and Blakely from Whitworth who was named MVP for the game. The boys enjoyed a successful weekend of hockey in Buffalo, and will wrap up their season next weekend when they host seven other teams in the annual HOMEOWNERS DO YOU QUALIFY FOR $5000, J( CEF F( OR HOME R