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0 UN NURGRURSS EHC NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE SPORTSLAND-3 SCUGOG REALTY -0 Sportsland blanked Scugog Realty 3-0 in Novice House- league action. After a score- less first period; Jody Logan' fired a shot past the Realtors netminder Gavin Cochrane, early in the second period. Andrew Pereman picked up the assist on the play. Sports- land netted two more in the third period, both from the stick of Mickey Olaisen. Andrew Peremen assisted on the first marker, Jason McBride registered the shut- out for Sportsland. KINSMEN -17 RELIABLE PLUMBING -0 In a rather one-sided match, the Kinsmen blanked the Plumbers 7-0. Noel Lovering picked up two unassisted goals, as did Donny Hughes. Hats off to Jeff Brett who got a hat trick, with assists going to INANCING AVAILABLE on New 1981 Pontiacs, Buicks & Light Duty GMC Trucks. (Retail Sales Only. Not Available on Fleet or Lease Purchases) - ® Up to $700. Provincial Sales Tax Rebate on new 1981 Pontiacs, Buicks & GMC Trucks (Demosincl.) ® Over $150,000 Inventory of "Goodwill" used cars and trucks being sold at "Make Offer" Prices. ® Hurry for the best selection of New 1981 Cars, trucks, and Goodwill used vehicles. YOU WILL NEVER AGAIN HAVE LOWER PRICES ON NEW 1981 MODELS & GOODWILL USED CARS THAN WE ARE OFFERING THIS WEEK 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 (Conditions outlined inthis advertisement expire Nov: 28/81 J) 1stAn CHANGEOVER Le BD aT AY Fes, at NALS rn re Rl Bol cd SAA EFL TST iS ot EO IE Yea A 7 OPT LEAR PRS TH Lr i pe Sl MR PRR oS JL TE Noel Lovering and Craig Leask with two. The shutout for Kinsmen went to Sean McEnaney, who passed solidly between the pipes. PEE-WEE HOUSE LEAGUE by Jeff Wray Wes Lane 8 Frank Real Estate - 2 In the first game of the morning, Wes Lane won their third of the season. Scoring for Wes Lane was Jeff Oke 3; Joe Jackman - 2; Bobby Orr - 1; David Irvine - 1; Shawn Grant - 1. Assists went to Joe Jackman - 2; David Irvine - 1. Scoring for Frank was Ted Cochrane - 1 and Darryl Bradt 1. Assists went to Darryl Bradt and David Timms. Lions Club-3 Glen Vallie - 3 In the second game it was a real shoot out with both teams coming out with the same amount of goals. ~ Scoring for Lions Club was Philp McBride 2 and Calvin Brewster 1. Scoring for Glen Vallie was Shawn Nanay 1; Alan Shepstone 1 and Derrick Slack 1. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE by Jeff Wray Goreski Insulation 6 Emmerson 0 In the first game of the morning Emmerson needed a little more insurance as Goreski beat them 6-0. Scoring for Goreski was Jeff Wray 2; Ron Brown 2; Joe Forder and Karl Durham 1 each. Assists went to Ron Brown 2; Karl Durham 2; Tim Maw' and Joe Forder 1 each. Paul 'Goreski chalked up his first ~ shut out of the season. Cochrane Trotters - 6 IGA-3 In the -second game Cochrane got their horses Minor Hockey House and trotted by the IGA team. Scoring for Cochrane was Dan Tomchishien 4; Jim Abraham 2. Assists went to Paul Lane 2; Todd Soomre 1 and George Ash 1. Scoring for IGA was Mike Fluke 1; Dave Travis 1; Chris Bartley 1. Assists went to Chris Bartley 1 and Mike Fluke 1. ATOM HOUSELEAGUE by Doug Moore Marj Tripp - 8 Gord Lewis Motors - 1 On Saturday Nov. 14th, a much improved Marj Tripp Realty team defeated the - Gord Lewis Motors team by a score of 8 to 1. Scoring for the Marj Tripp Realty team were -Chris Lavereau with 6 goals and one assist. Ethen Lavereau 1 goal and 3 assists, and Michael Griffon with one goal. Jason Ausman had 2 assists and Aaron Cochrane 1 assist. Scoring the only goal for Gord Lewis Motors was Graham Sullivan ~ assisted by Michael Smith. Lake Scugog Lumber - 8 Swamp Garage -5 In a high scoring game Lake Scugog Lumber de- feated Swamp Garage 8 to 5. Lake Scugog Lumber were led by Jimmy Vernon with six goals and Mike Ash with 2 goals. The assists went to Scott Strait with 3, Mike Ash 2, Jimmy Vernon and Tom Williams had one each. Scoring for Swamp Garage were Jamie Mabley 2 goals, Craig Fertile 2 goals and Pat Muldoon 1 goal. The assists went to Jamie Mabley, Craig Fertile, Pat Muldoon, Lee Phillips and - Adam Cummings. Don Forder Insurance - 6 U.AW.-5 In a close hard fought battle, Don Forder Insur- ance defeated U.A.W. 6 to 5. Scoring for Don Forder Insurance were Shawn Phillips with 3 goals, Kevin Gibson 2 goals and Chris McConnell 1 goal. 'Snowmobile news by Pam Rohrer Judging - by the weather we've been having, I would say any members who haven't joined up yet, had better do so, as it won't be long before the sound of snowmobiles will heard everywhere. Preparations for the dance -on November 21, 1981 at Nestleton Community "Centre are going well. SE °N niversary Special on Michelin Tires! 10t0 20% OFF SUMMER TIRES 15t025% OFF SNOW TIRES 'OILCHANGE - $10.99 includes 10W30 x 100 SHELL Oil, popular size oil filters and lube. "(Offer Good to November 30, 1981 or until supply lasts.) - ALL FLAGS SHELL SERVICE STATION IN - a HIGHWAY 7A, (8 Miles East of Port Perry) NESTLETON - PHONE 986-4427 ----t Tickets are now available at a cost of $10.00 per couple. To obtain tickets, please call 986-5467. Better get yours soon, as it promises to be a . fun evening. Our regular meeting of October 18, was enjoyed by everyone, even though turn- out was not as expected. Our guest speaker, Mr. Tom Smith, from the Ministry of Natural Resources in Lindsay, pré&vided an interesting discussion, followed by slides on "Beaver Destruction". Special thanks to all who participated to make it an interesting evening. Our calendar is still under 'preparation, and with a little help from the 'weather this season, we hope it will be a very active 'one. The Trails Committee are busy signing up property for us. They could use some . more help clearing out trails. They meet every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. at the Nestleton . Hall, so please do try to get out to help. 'Anyone inter- ested in helping, can please call Keith Brown at 5603. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., Noveniber 18, 1981 -- 15 League Picking up the assists were Chris McConnell with 2, Adam Danter 2, and Shawn Philips 1. Scoring for the U.A.W. team were Paul Turner with 4 goals and Peter Brock 1 goal. The assists were given to Ken Ross, Marvin Hughes and Ryan Parliament. Fund raising to get started for lights at Greenbank park A fund raising drive in Greenbank will get under- way to raise money for a set of flood-lights at the baseball diamond in that community. Rod Foster, chairman of the Greenbank Hall Board told Scugog council Nov. 9th, there were seven baseball teams using the diamond this past summer, and flood lights "would double the amount of playing time available." He told council that initial estimates for a six-pole lighting system put the cost at about $15,000. saying that most of this money could be raised in the community, he wanted to know what kind of grants or municipal funds might be available. _ Township administrator Earl Cuddie said that while it is fairly easy to get approval for money for these kinds of community projects from Wintario or through the Community Centres program, the waiting period to actually receive the While money can be as long as two years. Although council took no action at the meeting last week, councillors indicated that if a substantial portion of the costs could be raised in the community, there could be some help from the muni- cipality for the balance. In the past, the Township has "bridge financed" portions of similar projects, that is paying the bills until grant or other funds are raised or received. Mr. Foster said that once the funding is in place and a decision made to install the lighting system, the actual work could probably be done in a very short time. He noted that the Green- bank Gamblers senior mens fastball team won the league championship this fall in their first season in this competitive league. However, without lights at the ball park, there is chance. the league will not allow the team to compete next year, he said. a Sp} JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY ScugogArena-Port Perry SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22 Little Britain Merchants VS \ iy : . . g g \ y : : x } : | ; : R x y J : . A a -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- ---- -- o---- Port Perry MoJacks a ADMISSION: Adults - $1.50; GAME TIME: | (y Students-$1.00;Children-50¢ 7:30P.M. SSI nnn nnn nnn sane WILLY & SON'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS SHOP 64 Scugog Street, Port Perry - 985-3192 (formerly Larry's Garage) DT SINGLE 29.95 . 2'. ' oh " a. Winter Special TUNE-UP & GREASE RERAIRSTOALL AKES & MODELS OF SNOWMOBILES & SNOW , BLOWERS Er. 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