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. 'ment ice time, by D. Dalton C&B a real Powerhouse! C&B recorded their third straight shut out victory in a row in this young season with a 10-0 trouncing of Brian's Towing. With that score they have now netted 25 and haven't allowed any in their 3 games. . Ken Fraser who was the offensive spark in this game as he potted 3 and picked up an assist also. Four minutes into the game Fraser got his start with the assist going to wt 5 ' gi) 3 ois A VETTE RAD OR Aa AAR Ron Redman. The game quietened down for the next little while until with just over 3:00 minutes to play C&B put 3 in in under 2:00 minutes. Fraser and Redman reversed roles on the second goal, then Fraser scored from Bill St. John and Rob Evans rounded out the first period scoring from Charlie Durward. In the second period Mike Mitchell scored the first of his 3 on a set up from Bill Bridge. Fraser finally got his last one on an unassisted play and before the period was over Doug Scott netted an unassisted goal to make it 7-0. It appeared that this would be enought, but Mike 'Mitchell scored two in a row to match Fraser's hat trick with Bill Bridge getting the assists on both. To add insult to injury Aldon Smith from Doug Scott with :50 seconds to go made it 10-0 C&B. Keith Fraser recorded his third shut out. Hockey moms form auxiliary group to help with rising costs With raising costs in equip- trophies, refereeing and timekeeping it is a well known fact it is a costly venture to run Port ately $27,000 and trying to raise monies for this is a full time job. Inflation is hitting every- Perry Minor Hockey Associ- One so a group of mothers ~ ation. The bill for ice time felt that the time was ripe for alone represents approxim- the formation of an auxiliary Hockey executive want arena changes (From page 12) Mr. Allen said there about 70 boys and girls enrolled in minor hockey house league program which is due to start early in November after the ice is put in. "Yes, you could call this an ultimatum to the Board, but our executive is serious that these changes be made. "You can't start to teach these kids hockey unless you have the proper tools to work with. We can't even explain what an offside pass is," he said. Some of the other things the executive wants to see before the hockey season starts are a hook-up for the electronic time clock; doors on the toilets in the washrooms, proper locks on dressing room doors, and- hooks for clothing in the dressing rooms. '""We don't think these things will cost a lot of money, it's just a question of doing them," he said. Mr. Allen said that last year, the Association had a total budget of about $11,000 of which $8000 was spent for ice time rental at the arena. : PORT PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION $ : + GENERAL MEETING: at CONWAY GARDENS. TUES. OCTOBER 27-7P.M. - EVERYONE WELCOME- SOCCER 7:30PM. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28th Inthe Library -R.H. Cornish School Parents - Coaches - Sponsors We Need Your Interest, Opinions, and Support-Comeand Let UsHearfromYou! (Don't Worry - You won't be nominated for any position on the Executive, if you don't wanttobe.) to help Minor Hockey Associ- ation in raising monies. A meeting held at Conway Gardens resulted in the realization of this auxiliary. The executive members of the new auxiliary are: President - Bonnie Solomon; Vice President - Cathy Steele; Secretary - Treasurer - Liz Perry; Directors - Karel Notting- ham, Carol Brown, Sandra Durham, Mary Trembley and Delphine Brown. All members of the new auxiliary are enthusiastic about their cause, whieh is to work together to help all boys enjoy hockey and aiding the Port Perry Minor Hockey Association. The auxiliary is confident that it will have the support of hockey parents in any of their endeavours. Atoms win, tie (From page 12) hockey season, hosting Port Hope on October 16th. The game was hard 'fought, both teams playing well. Our goalies Chris McConnell and Ryan LaRocca made some good saves between the pipes. During the course of the game, Port Perry had many good scoring chances, but a sharp Port Hope goalie prevented their scoring, Port Perry opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Jeff Mills, assisted by Matt Durward, only to have Port Hope come right back and tie the game at 1-1. Port Hope then went ahead in the second period 2-1, and added a third goal halfway through the third period, Port Perry showing great determination saw Jeff Mills assited by Matt Durward and 'Jarett Harman score with only four minutes left in the game, a quick line change and Clair Cornish, assisted by Mike Sorley and Danny Maw, popped in the tying goal to end the game with a 3-3 tie. . Coach Don Steele, Manager Ron Sorley welcome this years line-up of players, which include - Ryan LaRocca; Chris McConnell; Brent McMillen; Derek Fitzgerald; Mike Sorley; Daryl Leatherdale; Eric Grosvenor; Jarett Harman; Jeff Mills; Chris ere; Danny Maw; Mike Toye; Clair Cornish; Paul Wylie; Matt Durward; Sean Bradbury. - ed The second game of the day appeared a lot closer as Utica Farm Equip topped ~ Emmerson's Insurance by a 4-1 score. I say it appeared closer, because just after the start of the final period it was tied at 1-1. Utica drew first blood late in the first period on an unassisted goal by Danny McKee. Both teams had numerous scoring chances, but Gerber for Emmerson's and Card for Utica came up with some stellar saves throughout the second frame. Two minutes into the last period Emmerson's found a hole in the Utica armour as Charlie Dennis tied the game unassisted. However, the tie was short-lived as Utica stormed back from the centre ice face-off and Bill Down finished of a play from Rick Collins making it 2-1. This was not enough for Utica, who were still search- ing for their first win of the season, as they scored two more to win 4-1. The final goals ~ were by Len McEnaney from Jack Monsma, and Laval Paulin from Keith Ellicott. Along with C&B, Larocque's Electric and Beacock's Hardware were undefeated heading into todays round of play. After a 3-1 Beacock's win, it is now Beacock's and C&B with identical 3-0 records. Steve Hawes on a pass at the side of the net from Ron Short late in the first period gave Beacock's a l-0 lead. It Sig [TROPHIES and | ENGRAVING IDO-NO's| becoono, CRAFT & HOBBY end Y 178 QUEEN STREET - wand --- a _ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed.; October 21; 191 ~n Cand B emerging as broomball power didn't hold up long as Mike Mole, sliding into the Beacock's net got the ball in front of him and tied it up early into the second frame. This goal ruined Rick McLean's bid. The tie lasted for just over six minuted as Gary Toutant received a pass from Hawes in the corner to put Beacock's in front for good. Beacock's held on to their slim 2-1 lead through the rest of the second and well into the third before Keith Dalton fired a shot past Tubby Beer with 1:17 remaining. Gary Johnston received the assist. Larocque pulled their goal tender for the extra attacker, but couldn't get one into the net leaving the final score 3-1. 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