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ad Kar a ' a sei = Ahad o 3 gah 23 3 'HouselLeague Hockey ATOMS by L. Kendall The Atom House League has had a fine pre-schedule series of games with all teams evenly matched and showing great efforts. Saturday, November ath saw Swamp take Tripps by a score of 7 to 2. For Swamp the big scorer was Robbie Baker with 4 goals and 1 assist, Brad McNenly found ae mark for 2 goals and Tim aw with one goal and one assist. Jay Bower, Boyd Vanderheul, Joey Forder and Ray Daniels were cre- dited with assists. David Culbert and Todd Reams- bottom found the mark for Tripps in a well played Some There were no penal- ies in this game. Both goalies Mark Kendall for Swamp and Darryl Bradt for Tripps had a great game between the pipes. The second game between Scugog Lumber and U.A.W. was a fast well played game with Scugog coming out on top with a 6 to 4 victory over U.AW. -Jimmy Abraham and Karl Durham found the mark with 2 goals each, Lee Mackie and Ted Cochrane found the mark with one goal each. Jimmy Abraham and Ted Cochrane had 2 assists and one assist respectively. For UAW. Willie Ed- wards had two goals and one assist. The Mini Giant Rickie Perry once again showed his skills with one goal and one assist. Phil Spencely found the mark for U.A.W. with one goal. This game saw 1" penalty going to Terry White of U.A.W. Dan Vernon played a super game in the nets for Scugog as did Jimmy Jack- man for U.A.W. Keep up the good work fellows. NOVICE Scugog Realty - 4 Sportsland - 3 This was a very close game with no penalties. Picking up goals for Scugog Realty were Bob Brian with 2, and Blair Locke and Blain Bailey with one each. Scor- ers for Sportsland were Derek Slack, Steve Connors, and Joe Jackman. Andy Elliot and Joe Jackman picked up one assist each. For a Councillor with a Personal Touch, VOTE JOHN "KUIPERS WARD | - REACH | have been living in the Township of Scugog for 12 years, 9 of which, | was farming at Honey's Corners on Seagrave Road. - 14 years in Real Estate, Developing and Construction; - 8 years in Farm Equipment Sales, 3 of which Sales Manager for Canada and U.S.A; - also involved in School Board and Church Council. With this experience, | would like the opportunity to serve as your Councillor in Ward |. "J i 1 t LJ 1) 1 ¢ {J t 1 J { J i J 1 ' {J ' {J ' {) ' 1 t 1 + ) I 1 J 1 t 1 J {J t 1 } 1 ' 1 t 1 J L) t 1 t \ J 1 J 1 ' 1 J { ' {J J 1 J J t {J J {) J U J 1 + 1 UJ 1 ' \ t J tk 1 J U J \ U \J U 1 U 1 t \ J J I J ' Wo { le) Kinsmen Club - 2 Reliable Plumbing - 1 This also was a very close game with no penalties. . Counting for Kinsmen Club were Jeff. Mills and John Nottingham. Jeff Mills also got an assist. Jamie Henshil- wood from Greg Jeffery was the only scoring play for Reliable Plumbing. Glen Vallie vs. Frank's Real Estate : This was a close game right up until the end with Frank's putting in 2 goals in the final 10 minutes. The score ended up with Frank's ~ontop4tol, Franks goals went to Mike Linington with 2, and Charlie Walker and Dean Smith with one each. Assists went to Brian Goble with 2, Tony Kensten and Charlie Walker with1each. Glen Vallie goal scored by Kelvin Gibson assisted by Clyde Brewster. Wes Lane vs. Lions Club The Lions Club totally dominated this game clop- bering Wes Lane 11 to 1. Big point getters were Craig Paisley with 3 goals, and . three assists; Steven Jack- son with 3 goals; Mike Fluke with 2 goals, and one assist; Bill Samells with 2 goals, one assist and Kevin Jackson with one goal and 2 assists. Also picking up assists for the Lions was-Chris Watson with 2. Answering back for Wes Lane with one goal was David Cannon assisted by David Travis. BANTAM by Sean Fewer Emmerson Insurance vs. Consumer Gas Emmerson came up with a win over Consumer 5 to 0. Scoring for Emmerson was Dwayne Bryant with 2 goals, 1 assist; Ken Elliot, Jeff English and Steven DeHass all with singles. Assists picked up by Jeff English and Tim Boumeester. Cochrane vs. Goreski Last Saturday Goreski downed Cochrane 5 to 1. Goreski points going to Paul Systma with 2 goals, and singles picked up by Bill Sturman, Peter Christie and Colin Perrin. Assists went to Peter Christie with 2, Robert Hoogeveen with 2 and Robert Long with 1. Scoring the only goal for Cochrane was Clint Stapely which was unassis- ted. MIDGET "by Paul Pelow Ballard Lumber vs. 1.G.A. Ballard Lumber defeated I.G.A. 3 to 2. Scoring for Ballard Lumber were Mike Januch (2) and Rick Wal-- lace. Gerald Lee and Todd, Healey scored for 1.G.A. Carl the Butcher vs. Purple Hill Farm oT Purple Hill Farm out- scored Carl the Butcher 7 to 5. Scoring for Purple Hill were Todd Healey (3), Karl Beer, Steve Johnstone, Gerald Lee, and Kevin Haugen. Carl the Butcher scorers were Andy Czilok (3), Carey Fellows and John Butler. Defeat Peterborough 6-1 by Danny Millar The hockey season for the Port Perry Baptist Church got off to alvery successful start as they defeated the Peterborough Baptists 6 to 1 in Manvers on Saturday, November 4th. Port Perry is aiming for their third successive Ka- wartha District Fellowship Baptists Hockey League Championship, having won the last two years and nar- rowly missing in the final three years ago. Forward Dave Harris opened the scoring just twenty-eight seconds into the game on a pass from de- fenceman Harry Michel. With 7:08 played in the first period Michel got his second assist as he set up Brian Payne for another Port goal. There was no further scoring in the period as the Peter- borough shooters were kept at bay by the sharp goal- tending of Rob Michel who was called upon to make several key saves through- out the game as his defence- men had great difficulty in clearing the puck. Please feel free to call 985-7254 or write to me at Box 813, Port Perry for more information or transportation. 'Penalties were numerous and costly for the Peter- borough team as Dave Harris scored two power play goals in the second period. There was a little criticism of the officiating by the Pete team, but in point of fact, it was really uncalled for and generally inaccur- ate. The referee called the game closely but in so doing, kept complete control of the contest. : Glen Jones tallied the only goal for the home team at 10:20 of the second from Ted White but that was answered with a score with less than thirty seconds remaining by team Captain John Michel of Port Perry. " Brian Payne concluded the scoring with 6:53 left in the game on a neat passing play from Dave Harris and Harry Michel. There was a surpriz- ing number of penalties in the final period, many of them against Port. The best player on the ice was clearly Dave Harris who notched a three goal hat trick and added an assist. Afterwards he attributed his success to his teammates. paca a aT nan a a wn ---- wn o-oo -- Ts ee EERE = EE en ee TT TT Te Te Te ee TT ech TV ae = - "Good teammates passing. I play with a great bunch of guys" was how he put it. Although it may be too early to tell, Port Perry - appears to have a fine, well balanced team. The only weakness may be an over- abundance of offence-mind- ded defencemen who are more concerned with putting the puck in the other guy's net than preventing it from heading into their own. LBL IE *o eat $rRN SLL AR FF I NAL . vile y ' A SR " -! ats io" .*) rs i; EE a TS BAF AES ESAS SSRN EN SAA TI Bantams tie Uxbridge 5-5 by Todd Blayone After a rather sluggish first two periods, the Ban- tam boys were able to build up enough effort to tie the Uxbridge squad at a score of 5-5. The first period started out, only to see Uxbridge em- barass the boys with 3 goals minutes apart. Paul Storry, however, put Port back in the game on a goal late in the period. Assisting on this goal was Todd Blayone and Scott Wallace. As we second period soun- ded Port's comeback was shattered as Uxbridge scored another two goals to widen the margin. It was then that Port started its actual comeback, first on a goal by Todd Blayone assis- ted by Donny Young and Paul Storry, and later a goal by Al Ferguson assisted by Todd Blayone and Todd Menzies. "The third period proved to be the big one for the Port team as they put home an- other two goals to tie the game. Goals went to Paul Storry and Donny Young with the clincher. Assists went to Todd Blayone, Kevin Lang, Allan Ferguson and Rob Burnett, all getting one apiece. Both teams had a countless number of chances to win the game but neither team was able to capitalize. The game ended in a dead lock. EXPERIENCE: 6 Years Reeve of Cartwright 5 Years on Board of Port Perry Hospital (3 yrs Vice-Chairman) Mayor ot Scugog Regional Finance Committee (2 yrs. Vice-Chairman) Scugog Library Board Port Perry Hydro YEARS Electric Commission Bantam 78-79 lineup is as follows: In goal is Clay Lovering, and Doug Arscott. On de- fence is Todd Blayone, Sean Fewer, Neil Cane, Eric Crowell. Forwards are Paul Storry, Donny Young, Kevin Long, Rob Burnett, Al Fer- guson, Todd Menzies, Bob Horton and Scott Wallace. Coach for the team is Doug Scott. Trainer is Mark Lee and Manager for the Ban- tams is Don Phinney. = Juveniles win first league game by Carol Wilbur On Thursday, November 2 the Emiels Place Juveniles . played their first League game. They defeated Sun- derland 2 to 0. Sunderland's close check- ing made the play very ragged. Thanks to the super effort by Merle Schewaga in net he earned his first shut- out of the year. Scoring for Port were Steven Geer, and Dennis Franssen with assists going to Mike Healey and Mike Geer. The juveniles play an exhibition game against Stouffville in the old arena on Thursday, November 9 at 8:00. Come out and support Minor Hockey. A solid record of successful dealing with people in public matters. | enjoy the work that is connected with this OFFICE and if RE-ELECTED will continue to give it my FULL-TIME and total EFFORT. Your support on election day will be sincerely appreciated. 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