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Brad Menzies finished off the scoring with a minute left in the game, with Warren Geer picking up played one of their best passing games of the year. Hopefully, coaches Barkey and Ballingall have finally got through to the boys the importance of team play. The defense also had a strong game, with Brad Traves having one of his best games of the year. The refereeing was more lenient but a definite improvement over the last meeting in Uxbridge. Good work boys! Saturday saw the Green Machine travelling to Port Hope to take on their Atom team. Port Perry totally dominated the game to the score of 8-0. This score was low compared to what it might have been had it not been for the goaltending from Port Hope. The Green Machine once again had a strong team game with some great passing preceeding most goals. The first period was score- less until halfway through when Warren Geer finally broke through the strong goaltending assisted by another assist. Port Perry Michael Sorley. EIT OTERO TE AAR 03 Community Trust Co. Ltd. 5 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST 14% "Subject to Change Without Notice." LTT EEE CTE OTT Ell DON FORDER INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 24 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8471 Member of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. LT ETT TTT Si ETT EEE EHH Ty aS Bat A BORA RNA LL LOY PRREVER BERET 2 VARI FR XE RRR LL SOA FAR . vas Eon" a hea a Port Perry only managed to get one goal by, in the second when Brad Traves and Robbie Brown combined to assist John Lally. In the third period Port Perry broke loose. Steven Connors scored on a pass from Jamie Menzies. Jamie Menzies and Steven Connors again combined to assist Darryl Leatherdale to make it 4-0. These two quick goals were on a Port Perry power play. John Lally got the next goal on a fine play hy Warren Geer. Then, Warren Geer and Andrew Steele teamed up to ARIE FR assist John Lally on another goal to make it 6-0 for Port Perry. Robbie Brown finish- ed off the scoring with two goals, the first assisted by Mark Barkey and the second by Mark Barkey and Mike Sorley. Malmont will have a father son game Friday January 16, then travel to the Graven- hurst tournament on Satur- day. Port fans are confident the boys will do well if they continue the passing and team effort of their last two games. Good luck Green Machine! 2 ARSS NAY 8 NO 9 Af PR BBR A TSE A aX Novice score 12th League victory by Don Steele For the Port Perry Pearce Auctioneers, number 13 is not unlucky, as they earned their 13th straight victory on Friday last, defeating Mark- ham 5-2. - The victory was especially sweet, as their last match ended in a 3-3 tie. The Auctioneers opened quickly, with Jarett Harman taking a pass from Chris Legere, and scoring just 36 seconds into the first period. Markham came right back 34 seconds later to even the score at one. Then, at 2:57 Clair Cornish scored on a high wrist shot with his 'defence partner Chris Legere drawing the assist. Port scored once more in the period. Jarett Harman putting in his second of the night, assisted by Scott Menzies. Markham tightened up somewhat in the second period, allowing the Auctioneers to score only once, that being an unassist- ed effort by Jeff Mills midway 'in the period. The (Turn to Page 19) Minor Hockey League ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE by Doug Moore Swamp Garage-4 Scugog Lumber-1 On Saturday January 10th, Swamp Garage defeated Scugog Lumber by a score of 4-1. Scoring for Swamp Garage was Allan Shepstone with one goal and one assist, Mark Fitze with one goal and one assist, Jeff Oke with one goal, Mark Elliot with one goal, assists went to Patrick Muldoon and Derek Slack. Scoring for Scugog Lumber was Joey Jackman, unassist- Marj Tripp Realty-4 U.AW.-2 In the second game of the day Marj. Tripp defeated U.A.W: by a score of 4-2. Scoring for Marj. Tripp was Shawn Phillips assisted by Derek Fitzgerald and Jason Foote, Neil Mark unassisted, Tim Allsopp assisted by Neil Mark, Craig Free assisted by Brent McMillan, and Derek Fitzgerald. Scoring for U.A.W. was Shawn 1981 p.o. box 420 143 scugog street, port perry, ontario LOB 1NO PHONE: 985-2287 HYDRO RATES For the Scugog Hydro Commission on January 1st, 1981. Ontario Hydro will increase it's rates for Wholesale Power to Municipal Utilities by 9.3% Even with substantial increases to our own operating costs, Scugog Hydro has managed to contain the 1981 rate increase to customers at an average of 3% overall. : A successful financial year in 1979 plus customer conservation permitted a lower increase than previously expected. Therefore on all bills issued after January 1st, 1981, the following rates for metered energy on a one month bill (Net) basis will be:- ~~ MINIMUM BILL First 50 Kilowatthours Next 200 Kilowatthours Remaining Kilowatthours t 6.20¢ per K.W.H. 3.50¢ per K.W.H. 3.10¢ per K.W.H. General Service Rates for Meters Energy on Monthly (Net) Basis will be:- DEMAND CHARGES Charges fordemand 0-50 kw. ................... $0.00 Kilowatts in excess of 50 kw ENERGY CHARGES First 50 Kilowatthours Next 200 Kilowatthours Next 9750 Kilowatthours Balance of Kilowatthours > $2.70 per kw. 6.20¢ per K.W.H. 3.70¢ per K.W.H. 3.60¢ per K.W.H. 2.25¢ per KW.H. All rates are net. Accounts paid after the due date are subject to an addi- tional charge of 5% for late payment. SCUGOG HYDRO ELECTRIC COMMISSION Nanay with two unassisted goals. NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE by Don Steele Kinsmen-5 Scugog Realty4 In an exciting, high scoring match, Kinsmen defeated Scugog Realty 5-4.- Scugog Realty was first on the scoreboard, with Danny Sluggett finding the mark just 50 seconds into the game, assisted by Donnie Hughes. Twenty seconds later, Kinsmen tied the score at one, with Jason Towns scoring from Dan Muldoon. At the mid-point Kinsmen went ahead on a fine effort" by Graham Sullivan, with the assist going to Aaron Cochrane. Dan Muldoon then put his team up by two, scoring from Jason Towns and Aaron Cochrane. Early in the second period, the Realtors came: back,' Ryan Free scoring unassist- ed. Jason Towns then scored twice for Kinsmen for his hat-trick, both unassisted, at 12:26 then with 41 seconds remaining in the period. The Realtors played a strong third period manag- ing to score twice. Greg Brawn found the mark from Jeff Pany, then Jeff scored assisted by Ryan Free and Danny Sluggett. Both net- minders, Shawn Larocque for Scugog Realty and Jason Cochrane for Kinsmen play- ed well between the pipes in a very busy afternoon. A fine effort as well by Richard Larocque, Lee Phillips and Jason Parson of Scugog Realty and Chris Forder, Michael Skerratt and Bill Ruddell of Kinsmen. Reliable Plumbing-3 Sportsiand-0 This match proved to be an exciting one for Reliable Plumbing, who won their first game this season. Sportsland made it tough, however, both teams being scoreless after one period. But, at the 11:20 point of the second period, Troy McCauley scored the event- ual winner assisted by Brad Fertile. Then with just 4 seconds CAESAREA COMMUNITY CHURCH SUNDAY: 10 A.M. - Sunday School 11 A.M. - Morning Worship TUESDAY: 7 P.M. - Youth Night remaining, Mark Andrews slipped the puck past Korby Castle for the insurance marker, with the assist being awarded to Paul Teno. The final game came at 9:20 of the third period, with Brad Fertile scoring unassisted. Robbie Vanuden earned the shutout for the Plumbers. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE by Doug Whalen Port Perry IGA-4 Emmerson-1 As the season is nearing play-off time our two bantam house league teams are becoming more competi- tive. On Saturday, Emmer- son's went down to defeat from IGA by ascoreof4tol. It was anyone's game after the second period as the score was only 2 to 1. But IGA came back in the third period with 2 unanswered goals. Scoring the only goal for Emmersons was Brian Goble assisted by Roger Taylor. Scoring singles for IGA was Bill Samells, Jeff Wray, Chris Watson and Dave Travis. i Chris Watson assisted on two goals while single assists went to Jeff Wallace, Mark Bouwmeester and Jeff Wray. ' 17-2 victory Port Perry Menzies Pacers picked up what had to be its easiest win of the season Monday, January 5 when it pummelled Beaver- ton 17-2 in an exhibition contest. Forward Scott Wallace led the assault with seven points points, including three goals. Centers John Vaz and Kevin Long also recorded hat tricks. Todd Menzies, Jamie Lane and Captain Todd Blayone each had a pair of markers. = Blayone, . the team's captain, also chipped in two assists. Goaltender Clay Lovering started and surrendered: both goals. He split the | playing time with Ken Harman. INTEREST RATE SLASHED 14.2% Limited Time Offer for Low Rate New Car and Light Duty Truck Financing - Interest Rates and Car/Truck Prices may Never be Lower! Available on Retail Purchases of New 1980 and 1981 Pontiac, Buicks, G.M.C. Light Duty Trucks (Including Demonstrators & Company Cars.) Nearly 75 Units in Stock available at 14.2% G.M.A.C. Financing Rate with Terms up to 48 Months, (Life Insurance Included.) Factory Fresh Shipments arriving weekly to Provide Excellent Colours, Models and Option Selection. Up to $700.00 Sales Tax Rebate available on All New Light Duty Trucks with Either Cash or 14.2% G.M.A.C. Financing. It's Always Worth the Trip to ... 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