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May 4, 1903 wr 4 Sugog Ciflaen - Canadien The Canadiens edged out the Leafs in a close-fought battle in Jr Wloor Hockey action on Monday, April 26. David Halward started off strong for the Leafs with a hat trick. Justin Koury popped in number four to end the firsf period. Tyler Houthuys got the Canadiens on the score board with a double in the first period. Tuesday , S edge Leafs in YMCA Floor Hockey action Ryan O'Leary fired in the third. The Canadiens doubled their efforts in the second period, scoring three more goals to clinch themselves the win. Tyler Houthuys earned his hat trick dnd Mark Morrison and Joseph Kozlinsky each popped in a single. Nicholas gave the Leafs goal number five. Intermediate The first intermediate game on Monday April 26 saw the Mighty Ducks meet the Red Wings. It was the Mighty Ducks over the Red Wings by a score of 8-7 in a very exciting game. The Mighty Ducks took an early lead outscoring the Red Wings 6-0 in the first period. Evan Bertrand racked up a hat Port Perry Men's Curling Club presented awards to the various schedule winners at the recent closing banquet. Above are schedule 1 winners, front from left: Bill Tredway, Duncan Campbell, Stan LeFort, Bill Corbett. Back from left: Paul Gritfen, Jim Callan and Don Beaton. Not present: Andrew Jones, John Malloy, Tom Finnerty, John Bredin and Randy Deschamp. trick with Eric Bird, Steven Doan and Ryan Jansen adding singles. The second period saw the Red Wings fight back to stay in the game. John Barton put the Wings on the scoreboard with a single and Matthew MacMaster and Darryl Dalton added one each. Eric Bird was the lone scorer for the Ducks in the second period. The third period again saw the Red Wings determined to take the game. Darryl Dalton earned himself a hat trick with two more goals and Matthew MacMaster fired in two to claim his hat trick as well. This brought the Wings total to seven. Eric Bird scored the Ducks go- ahead goal, number eight and also earned a hat trick. The second intermediate of the evening was between the Blue Bombers and the Golden Rods The score was a 6-6 tie in the well-matched game. The trend was struck early in the game with the first period turn to page 25 Schedule 3 winners In photo are Jack Owen, Phil Curtis and Scott Howey. Not present: Rob Mitchell, Andrew Jones, Harold Hamilton, John Low, Carl Johansen, Barry Timbers, Schedule 2 winners, front from left: Duncan Campbell, George Hardy, Joe Galea, Jack Griffen and Steve Foster. Back from left: Don Christie, Jack Owen, Dave Roth and Reg Hughes. Not present: Rob Mitchell, Don Werry, Fred Gibson. £8 RR3, PORT PERR GORESKI SUMMER RESORT LTD. , ONT. LIL 1B4 (416) 985-9763 Lisle @Xelpalol l=) Isl Sela all VAN SYS NOT | Propane Refill Centre ® Premium Fuel Avaliable ® Open 7 Days a Week Marine Dockage Rates for 1993 BOAT LENGTH OPEN SUPS COVERED SLIPS Upto 1711" $365.00 $525.00 18" fo 1911 $400.00 $580.00 20 10 21'11" $500.00 $735.00 22102311" $725.00 $1000.00 24" 0 27°11" $1080.00 $1290.00 28" 10 34' $1290.00 . $1470.00 Includes the use of the following facilities : New Waterfront Restaurant, 2 Swimming Pools, Tennis Court, Playgrounds, Beach & Miniature Golf. GORESKI SUMMER RESORT LTD, Bill Cornish, John Bardeleben and Randy Deschamp. Bort Hutcheon was present Year Award by club president Don Beaton (right). i with the Sportsman of the & PATIO Products Limited LINDSAY (1/4 Mile East of No. 12) FINANCING AVA HOME (ENERGY on ALL ALCA WINDOWS Cooling in Summer. Allen's Siding (Cds) FREE Sales & Installation DOORS - WINDOWS - TROUGH - ADDITIONS SOLARIUMS (705) 328-1402 (705) 878-2023 Reach Industrial Park - Regional Road 8 Ad ENERGY EFFICIENT-WINDOWS (ALCAN | ' Reduce Drafts and "4 | 3 | Increase Warmth - | | In Winter and --_-- Bouorattt - PORT PERRY (416) 985-3333 FREE ESTIMATES