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ws" 24-- Scugog Citiven -- Tuesday, November 9, 1993 High scoring Atoms on a red hot tear The Malmont Farms Atom A 2 games to improve their-record team put in 14 goals in their last. , to 8 wins, 2 losses and 3 ties. On Friday night Port Hope was in town, and the boys proceeded to - pop in 9'goals to win 9-2. SPORT STATS] T Black Division TEAM: w L T Pineridge Sports 6 3 1 Harrison Fuels "a 3 3 J&D Carpentry 5 4 1 Crandell's Riverboat 4 6 0 Monsma Electric 0 10 0 Poo. FA ' Gold Division TEAM; w L T Fitzgefald's Weed Control 5 2 3 Taylor Fuels 6 4 0 Pizza Delight 5 14 1 Compton Cable T.V. 5 4 1 Van & Truck World ~~ 4 4 2 G. 1 1 10 CPO WON®ON GP 9 9 8 10 10 9 388888 GF 32 38 35 28 34 Scugog Hockey League As of November 7, 1993 GA PTS 30 13 24 1 26 1 43 8 54 0 GA PTS 28 13 36 12 29 1 24 1 32 10 23 > No NOoOo®20o Ym ~ GA 19 21 19 26 27 25 24 25 a Scoring Leaders PTS. 20 19 17 17 17 16 16 15 15 15 «13 13 AVG 2.11 2.33 2.38 2.60 2.70 2.78 3.00 357 py i 1 PLAYER: TEAM: B. Bridge J&D Carpentry W. Edwards Pizza Delight J. Mackey Harrison Fuels M. McQuade Compton Cable T.V. B.VanCamp Pizza Dalight J. Warner Taylor Fuels C. Durham Pineridge Sports T. Healey Taylor Fuels J R. Campbell Harrison Fuels ~~ D. Dickson Fitzgerald's Weed Ctrl. J. Harman Pineridge Sports M. Jobb Crandell's Riverboat Goaltenders Average PLAYER: TEAM: J. Moore Harrison Fuels R. Strickert Compton Cable T.V. D. MacSween Fitzgerald's Weed Ctrl. R. Gibson J&D Carpentry K. Harman, Pizza Delight B. Eade Van & Truck World R. Huggins Pineridge Sports T. Glazier Taylor Fuels P. Goreski Crandell's Riverboat D. Card Monsma Electric TEAM: Emiels Ea. Howey G. Timbers Smith Gellard Acton | B. Timbers Fairman LoOo~N® As of November 5, 993 Antrim House 'A' Antrim House 'B' Centennial Lanes - Crandell's 'A' Crandelf's 'B' Derbyshire Arms Legion (Branch 419) , Trader Sams 'A' Trader Sams 'B' Labatt Uxbridge Major League Curling w 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 0 "SPORT STATS" sponsored by PINERIDGE SPORTS LS. concooonno a9, CR a vowwrwwnwnE Cowwowwamal cree ones Results of November 3, 1993: S. Howey 6 - B. Acton § |. Dobson 7 - C. Smith 4 B.Timbers 9 - K. Gellard 3 G. Timbers 5 - R. Fairman 4 178 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-2839 bse TelalgTe eToYolo RRS o Tel a EN VF: T J h Port Fer Pub Darts Uniforms Silk Screening * Trophies & Engraving Scott Br stafted things off after taking the pass from Jason Whitworth. Dean Van Camp began the attack for the second goal as Matt MacMaster did good work in the corner where Jason took over and put the puck into the top corner. 'Port Hope made it close early in the 2nd period but after that, Port Perry never looked back. Billy Carr put his first of three goals in by working the puck out of the corner and jamming it into the net. Steve Wygerde and Dave Justynski did the initial work to get the puck to Billy. Less than a minute later, Billy made it 4-1 by driving to the net off of the face off and finding the five hole. Goal number 5 came from Matt MacMaster who followed up on his first shot and put in his own rebound. Matt and Jason connected for the next goal when Matt passed the puck out from behind the net and Jason buried it by the goalie. Matt proceeded right on for his 2nd of the game with Jason returning the favour and the good pass. Dave earned: the 2nd assist. ) Steve Wygside put the puck in on pass from Jason, who earned his 5th point of the night. Adam Moynes worked hard to get the puck to Jason. Billy capped off the hat trick for our final goal. Matt MacMaster and Matt Cracknell provided the assists on the final goal. Godlie Chris Monsma had his usual strong game between the pipes, starting the game off with a good leg save on his firgt shot. Both Adam and Dean played strong, 4 checking hard and 1AM: causing turnovers. And of course, the defence had no trouble containing Port Hope's forwards and limited them to only 17 shots. On Sunday, the team travelled east to Trenton and"came away with another strong game, winning a penalty filled game 5- 3. Dean Van Camp tied the'score at | after Trenton had taken an early lead as he walked out of the corner and put a backhand into the top of the net. Chris _Skerratt earned the assist on Deans equalizer. Adam Moynes gave us the lead while standing untouched#n the offside post. Jason made the pass to Adam from behind the net. « Scott Brownson put in the third goal on a rebound with Chris getting his 2nd assist of the game. Goal; number 4 was a repeat of the 2ndsgoal. Jason passed the puck across the crease to Steve Wygerde, who was wide open and tucked away the winner. Dean put the insurance goal in on a breakaway while we wee 2 men short, stealing the puck at our blue line and going the distance with it. The team thwarted a late 2 goal attack by Trenton and held on to the win, despite playing over half the game short handed. The Green Machine rematch with Trenton at the arena on Friday night at 8pm. Youth Bowling Following are results from Youth Bowling Leagues held recently at Centennial Lanes in Port Perry. * PEE WEE: High single flat-- Becky Delore, 97; Chris Charron, 109. High double flat--Becky Delore, 188, Mike Wilson, 198. BANTAM: HSF--Krystal Bartley, 131, Jason Behling, 229. HTF--Heather Lee Jones 304, Jason Behling, 456. On October 23. PEE WEE HSF--Katie Laurin, 108, Chris Charron, 108. HDF--Katie Laurin, 172, Chris Charron, 177, Mike Wilson, 177. BANTAM: HS--Stacy Simon, 158, Jason Johansen, 197. HT--Stacy Simon, 385, Jason Johansen, 411. SENIOR--Melissa Renes, 160, w/hd, 218, triple, 413, w/hd 471. Brandon Hammond, 216, Bill Parr, 209, Owen St. John 189. JUNIOR: Jen Hammond, 223, A Reading Specialist (Phonics) An Elementary Teacher A Montessori Directress And a Dedicated Parent, 1 have chosen to establish a classroom to provide my own children with a head start education. We are looking for a small number of companions in learning. The classroom is well equipped, the program FER d and chall is indi The country setting is safe. The cost is less than daycare. Ages 3 - 6 welcome. 2 Spaces Available. 1st Line Brock / Hwy 12 Call 705-357-1230 Get Your New Year's Eve Tickets Now! ® Dancing ® Party Favours @ Champagne Toast Wm Hot & Cold Buffet at 12:30 AM MW Tickets include Skiing & Skating New Years' Eve Day. SUNDAY DINING Join us at Trillium Trails from 12 to 9 PM for our Bavarian Style culsine. Enjoy the music of George Macko. SKIING ®@ WEDDINGS @ SEMINARS ® BANQUET HALL | © 655-3754 | $80. per Couple 55 SNOWRIDGE CRT. (off Simcoe Street) RAGLAN, ONTARIO Watch for sighs. U Call 985-NEWS To Place Your : Service Directory Ad in the Scugdg Citizen | Pam Goble, 157, Sara McHale 154. Triple-- Jen Hammond, 576, Janine Hammond, 447, Ashleigh Flieler, 414. Triple-Brandon Hammond 572, Greg Sherwood 494, Owen St. John 489. Ford slides for a victory Fred Ford got off to a good start on the night in Blackstock Men's Curling. After three ends Richard Van Camp was down 7 to 0. Richard made a valiant effort at a comeback and managed to match Fred's seven points after eight ends but had given up two in the fifth to allow Fred a 9 to 7 win. One of the Highlights of the evening was Fred's vice, Ivan Dejong, falling while coming out of the hack. Many others would have given up on making the shot but Ivan was able to hold 'the rock in mid air, as though it were. a bag of popcorn, and gently set it down and make the shot. The rocks weigh 50 pounds and Ivan made it look easy. Farming is a healthy lifestyle. Right Ivan? On sheét one a rematch from last week 'was taking place. Dale Van Camp and Merlin Suggitt paced each other until the fourth end with the score tied at 3. However Dale was able to scoop the 5th, 6th and 8th ends for an 8 to 3 win. On sheet three Cam Porter and John'MacNamara split the ends and after seven it was tied at 6. John persevered and slipped one into the four foot to take a 7 to 6 victory. There is still time to join the Monday night men's curling at Blackstock. Starting time is seven P.M. you can curl for two weeks and we can supply equipment for you during that time. The Junior curling is well underway and Randy Scott, Marie James, Dale Van Camp and Jody Duff were there to teach and supervise. It is quite amazing to see a 50 pound person throw a 50 pound rock . and do it so well, Kids are great aren't they.