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| Wrestlers win by Danny Millar Three Port Perry High School Wrestlers finished+in first place in their respective weight divisions as the Rebels hosted their first annual wrestling tour- nament Friday, January 30, with 240 grapplers com- peting. } Juveniles Mike Barton and Mark Beamish and Midget Paul Bertrand each came away with a gold medal at the end of the day. Barton won the 127 pound division and Beamish also went been spotty. The man responsible for the overhaul is Don Westlake, who trans- ferred from Harwood in Ajax. He is a well respected wrestling coach and was working in an Oshawa club. This year, he has added a Thursday night wrestling club. This past week they had 32 athletes attending it. It is open to anyone in Port, not just the high schoolers. The tournament started after 9:00 a.m. and ran until the late afternoon. It inclu- ded public school wrestlers unbeaten in the Heavyweight and one téam came from as class. Both Rebels were on - far away as Campbellford. the team last year and It was the biggest tourney in Durham that Coach West- lake could recall. Rebel wrestlers also Until last year, the wrest- third place awards as well as ling program at PPHS had the overall standings. Port ETT TTT Barton made it all the way to the high school all-Ontario meet. Back By Popular Demand ... SKATING PARTY with ... & DANCE BABY LOBSTER PLATE (or Chicken) ol SKATING 7P.M.-? LETT TTT \ § MANVERS ARENA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th Latcham Centre - Port Perry Tickets $20.00 Per Couple. Available at Richard's Beauty Studio; Pattersons of Port; and Williams' Arms. DANCE9P.M.to1 A.M. Sponsored by Scugog Library Finance Committee. LOE TTT ECC LL } I BE BN BN OE GE GE ES BR GE BN GN 0 BN GE On I. a. PORT PERRY BROOMBALL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL TOURNAMENT Saturday, February 7th, 1981 6:00AM. to 11:00P.M. Admission $1. SNOWMOBILE DRAG RACES (1/8 Mile) sponsored by PORT PERRY SNOWMOBILE CLUB Sun., February 15th New Boat Launching Area KENT'S BAY - PORT PERRY REGISTRATION: 9:00 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. RACES START AT 1:00 P.M. SHARP! CLASSES: 1981 W SRF Classes for Stock A thru J; S$S1-250, SS2-340, SS3-440, IFS Machines; Mod 1-250, Mod 2-340, Mod 3-400, Mod 4-440, Mod 5-over 440, Open Mod. ENTRY FEES: PRIZES: x Stock $7.00 . .. Trophy plus Cash 6 Super Stock $10.00 Trophy plus Cash 5) Modified $12.00 . Trophy plus Cash ADMISSION: Adults $2.00; i Children & Students $1.00; Children under 12 FREE. * REFRESHMENTS * i I EE EN BD BE ON G0 ON 05 OF GN OS GN Gn. ! ATA YS ERY AE Alin) gold finished third out of nine teams in the Juveniles standings with 39 points, one - ahead of McLaughlin. Vanier and GL Roberts tied for the lead with 48 points. Port was tied for second spot overall in the Midget class with 31 points, the same total registered' by Harwood, Coach Westlake's alma mater. Port High's Andrew Goss came up with a silver medal in the 94.5 midget category while Randy Kowal, Sean McKenzie, Brad Madill, Blake Paton, Robert Huggins and Karl Wilkenson each earned bronze. Paton's medal was taken at the expense of teammate Steve Nesbitt. There were only four students in the 145 pound category so it worked out that they had to face each other for the last medal. R.H. Cornish tusslers came away with one silver and two bronze medals. Ee 28 mv Re HAY J 51 i CE, bETY ICY PON CPP ARERES HSE SMHEERR EA WS LPR TRAIL Fai CoH « story for details.] The strain of wrestling shows on the face of Duncan Nicholson during this bout at a meet held at Port Perry High School Friday afternoon. Duncan lost his match, several local wrestlers won medals at the meet. Them Although [See House League Hockey Results PEE WEE by Jeff Wray Wes Lane-8 Glen Vallie-4 Scoring for Wes Lane was Craig Venning with 3 goals and one assist, Todd Reams- bottom two goals and one assist, Mike Brock two goals, Jamie Cannon one goal, one assist, Darrin Frank also had three assists. Glen Vallie goals were scored by Tim Maw one goal and one assist, Rick Perry one goal and one assist, and Scott McEachern one goal and © Jeff Norton. Franks-7 Lions-0 Frank goals were scored by Dan Vernon with two goals and one assist, Ted Cochrane with one goal, Travis Adameryk with one goal and one assist, and Scott Dooley with one assist, one goal, Calvin Brewster one goal and Glen Ash one goal. ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE by Doug Moore Marj. Tripp-4 Scugog Lumber-1 In the first game of the day Marj Tripp defeated Scugog Lumber by a score of 4-1. Scoring for Marj Tripp was Shawn Philips-with one goal and three assists, Matt- hew Durward with two goals and one assist and Derek Fitzgerald with one goal and three assists. Scoring for Scugog was Joey Jackman unassisted. Swamp Garage-11 U.AW.-1 Swamp Garage womped U.A.W. by a score of 11-1. Scoring for Swamp Garage was Jeff Oke with 2 goals and 3 assists, Mark Elliott with 5 goals and one assist, Allen Shepstone with 3 goals, Mike Toye with one goal and 2 assists, Chris Carr with one assist. Craig Fertile with one assist, Derek Slack with one assist, Marvin Hughes and Derek Lewis each having one assist. Scoring for UAW. was Shawn Nanay assisted by Jason Bertrand. NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE by Don Steele Kinsmen-2 Sportsland-1 In this close checking game, all the scoring came in the first period. Kinsmen was first, with Aaron Coch- rane netting one from Jason Cochrane, at the 1:10 mark. Jason assisted on the second goal, this time feeding Graham Sullivan just two minutes later. Then with 2:28 remaining, Greg Fitz- gerald put Sportsland on the board, unaggpted . Both teams tightened up defen- board at 3:28 of the second sively for periods two and three, with both netminders playing very well between the pipes. In net for Sports- land was Noel Lovering and for Kinsmen Danny Muldoon. Reliable Plumbing-2 Scugog Realty-0 The second match of the day proved to be a close checking game as the Plumbers shutout the Realtors 2-0. The first period was scoreless, but the Plumbers finally got on the period on a fine effort by Troy McAuly, assisted by Kevin Mantel. Reliable's second marker was a three way effort, with Mark Andrews scoring from Dwayne Empringham and Paul Teno, at 7:05. The third period was scoreless for a final 2-0 score in favour of Reliable Plumbing. Earning a shutout for the Plumbers was Robbie Vanuden. Shawn Larocque played a fine game for the Realtors between the pipes. 4 lh Magazines & Books WILLIAMS' ARMS 108 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY (Directly behind Speedy T.V.) PHONE 416-985-8884 Handguns - Rifles - Shotguns - Archery. SELL - TRADE - REPAIRS REMINGTON SMITH & WESSON WINCHESTER COLT THOMPSON/CENTRE RUGER, etc. - SHOOTING SUPPLIES - - Reloading Equipment . Knives Black Powder Accessories Leather Products Cleaning Supplies - SAVINGS - PRE"81 PRICE INCREASES Many Firearms in Stock At ~ DISCOUNTED 1980 PRICES -3 ONLY - SCHRADE 7-OT LOCKBLADE KNIVES Reg. $52.00 ... SALE $45.00 OPEN: Tuesday thru Thursday 10 to 6; Friday to 9; Saturday to 5:30.