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"i was well worth the admission to watch the Pineridge Sports Atoms play the Stouffville Clippers last Thursday night. The Clippers opened "the scoring at the 4:40 mark of the first period. The boys took this in stride as we have developed a never say die attitude that can be used at will, It applied Pa i en ~ Tuesday y, 2lecem e Atoms nip Stouffville by a goal 14, 1! that night because we saw Michael Wiseman tie the game with a pass from Matt Skefratt and 'Jason Howarth. The defensive team skated solidly as they guarded their end. Matt McGarry eased the tension as he scored the winning goal with co-operation from both Mike Milligan and John Burnett., 'Howey-Acton in Labatt finals The two top teams in the Labatt Uxbridge ling League * will meet this Wednesday night (Dec. 15) to determine an overall ; It will be Port Perry skip Scott Howey against Uxbridge skip Barry Acton for an eight-end final that starts at 9:00 PM at the Uxbridge Curling Club. The winning team will take home $800 and the loser will have to settle for $600. The Howey rink includes Dave Roth, Rob Mitchell and John Butler, while Acton has Gary Grant Scott Foster and Ron this season in round-robin play with Howdy coming out on top by a close score. The veteran skip told the Citizen he is expecting the final to be "very tough and competitive." Arid playing under the free guard ruling, he expects there will plenty of rocks in play eachend. Labatt is the major sponsor of this competitive curling league which played all games this fall at the Uxbridge Club. Seagram's , also is a sponmor putting up merchandise. This is the first trip to the finals for both Howey and Acton ie pind ty re and it promises to be an exciting 's Ian ing of top flight curling. Dobson 6-1 last week in one sem- Spectators are more than final and Acton took out Barry Timbers 8-6 in the other semi- 1993 CAVALIERS 9 to Choose From! 4 door, automatic, alr, cassette, ABS welcome to catch the game at 9:00 PM at the Uxbridge Club on Franklin $10,988. . Woodville welcomed us to their annual tournament on Saturday. We were face to face with a strong team from Orono. The Orono coach commented that his team had been in a slump, but Saturday had them playing their best game of the year. Our boys played some good hockey both offensively and defensively. Scoring for Pineridge Sports were Gerard Timmers with a goal and an assist, and Trevor Weisflock, one We played our second game against Woodville. The boys summoned their never say die attitude and we witnedsed a good hockey game. Both Ryan Woods and Shawn Martin were exceptional. Mike Dalby and Tyler Houthuys were strong defensively. Scott Duncan, Jason Howarth, and John Burnett were some of the reasons we had a strong game. Regulation time ended with both teams sitting with a goal a piece. The Pineridge marker ¢ame from some fine plays made by Mike Wiseman from Mike LeFort and Matt Skerratt. : It was looking good in overtime, but Woodville ended our day after a frenzy at our net put them ahead. We grabbed some last minute icetime on Sunday night an: an exhibition game fell ini place against our friends fro Uxbridge, Perhaps it was because we were playing in the regular Junfor "C" timeslot that we saw some junior "C* style hockey being played. Both aggressive and quick it was progressive hockey being played all night. Uxbridge scored first with Pineridge tying it up with a solo effort by Mike LeFort. Ryan Haslam got our second goal with passes from Mike Lefort and Mike Wiseman. U: showed us that they could play hockey, too, with a goal in the third period. The game ended in a tie. Our boys have shown their abilities and the team' is beginning to gel. We had a pretty good week! "Top Guns' find the range From page 25 to be foiled by the strong play &f netminder Ken Harman. Finally, fh the third period they had John Robertson score from Rick Campbell Mackey. But an empty Setter by Bill Van Camp sealed the 4-1 Devils victory and a share of first place again. Willie Edwards had a pair of assists while Duncan, Tony Oxley, Bart Wagar and Lee Wilbur collected one assist each. In the morning finale, Compton Comets met the Van and Truck « World Sharks in a "beat the clock" rematch. Despite a few players out of the line-ups for both teams, the Sharks were in an attack mode and sunk their teeth into the Comets to the tune of 8-3. The "frozen pucks" appeared to be to Ritchie LeFort's liking as he had a five point outing with two goals and three assifts. Hervey Williams had a "hat trick® and two set-ups to duplicate LeFort's five point effort. But that "mystery minnow" Randy Prosser topped everyone on the tally sheet as he had a goal and five set-ups. Peter Lane 34 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario (SL 1)2 FORDER - INSURANCE BROKERS INC. 985-8471 PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL OF YOUR GENERAL INSURANCE NEEDS PARKS. ) 1 don't know what She has it all." Gift Certificates are valid for one year. CHRISTMAS SP SPECIAL ae "He's so hard to buy for at Christmas, to get." - Margo "She's the worst at Christmas; - Stuart Give that Special Person on your Christmas List who is hard to buy for, something they would never expect ... a Gift Certificate for a HoT AIR BALLOON RIDE "from FLIGHT MASTER. $125. with a goal and two assists, Jay Adam with one and Rick Olaisen with one assist ended a very busy game for the scorer. Comets had Todd Wilber with a pair and Ron Compton with the singleton. Mike McQuade had two assists with singles to Colin 'Asselstine, Compton, Doug Bache and Bobbie Lee. It was nice to see Elmer Lee back at the rink, but the Comets were just not able to pull out the win. Rock Owen of the Sharks tried to get a point for his nephew, but better luck next . 4 All players in the Scugoeg Hockey League were saddened to hear of the sudden death of Pierre Leduc. He was a true fan of this game and the League expresses sincere sympathy to Pierre's family. With the playoffs not too far down the road, each week the games increase in importance The standings have been close all season next week should provide more interesting match- ups. Be sure to catch all the action at the following times: 7:50 AM-Taylor Aces vs Pizza Delight Devils; 8:50 AM-Monsma Chargers vs Van World Sharks; 9:50 AM-Crandells Gamblers vs J and D Hawks; 10:50 AM. Compton Comets va Fitzgerald Clippers; 11:50 AM. Pineridge Phantoms va Harrison Blazers. 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