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i Nd sn 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. January 27, 1982 ALIN LRA go RE AMAR YF AY SR EMIRG IO AT Tiss, AT §¥ RANA ed A iv HE. Ll SR RRA Ringette Jrs. win two big games eS by Wendy Burton On Sat. Jan. 2, Sportsland Juniors hosted Mariposa Juniors. Sportsland Juniors came out playing like a team and put great effort. The Juniors won the game 7 - 0. Scoring for Sportsland was Kelley Raines 2 goals, 3 assists; Kelly Storry 2 goals; Lisa Canning 1 goal, 1 assist; Brenda Shepstone 1 goal; Belles hammer Oshawa by Marg White The Port Perry 1.G.A. Belles travelled to Oshawa to play the Oshawa B. club. Port Perry really came out flying and were no contest for Oshawa as they beat them 10 - 0. Scoring Rhonda White 4 goals, 1 assist; Cheryl Doherty 2 goals, 2 assists; Janice Jackman 3 goals; Daphne Butt 1 goal, 1 assist; and Michelle And- rews 1 assist. On Sat. Jan. 16, 1982 the 10-0 Oshawa A club came to Port to play the I.G.A. Belles. This was a different game altogether. It was an end to end contest from the first whistle with Oshawa scoring first, but we managed a tie of 5-5out of it. Scoring Rhonda White 3 goals, Cheryl Doherty 1 goal, 1 assist, Janice Jackman 1 goal, Michelle Andrews 2 assists while Daphne Butt and Wendy Burton each had an assist. Cyclists to race on Lake Scugog ice An ice race sanctioned by the Ontario Motorcycle Asso- ciation will be held this Sun- day, January 31 on Lake Scugog. Action will get underway at 12 noon with a minimum of 20 races featuring some of the top motorcycle ice racers in Canada. There will be classes for juniors, schoolboys, seniors and experts; three wheelers and the exciting sidecars. The races will be held on 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 D.THAPAR DENTURE THERAPIST 214 Dundas St.E., Whitby 668-7797 Kent's Bay, just north of the Port perry waterfront. Practise sessions for the competitors will get under- way at 10:30 in the morning. Both the Port perry Kins- men and Lions Clubs are playing a role in this after- noon of ice racing through the sale of hot food and drinks, and proceeds from the sale of the racing pro- grams will go to the two clubs. 163 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 579-8752 OOOOOOOOOO00O0RO0OO0OOOCCC 2COOCICICICICIC Ralgro pellets are im- planted in the animal's Shur-Gain protection RALGRO for growth promotion, and improved feed efficiency in beef cattle. ear and can be used lor suckling calves. grow- ing beef calves. feed lot steers and heifers. Ralgro pellets do not adversely affect carcass grade or yield. and they are non toxic. For feed- ing periods longer than 90 - 100 days. a second implant at 80 - 100 days is recommended rd ea tt sO animal health service Get Ralgro at your Shur-Gain Dealer Shur-Gain--for the modern farmer RALGRO 6° BLACKSTOCK PORT PERRY WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. PHONE 986-4201 PHONE 985-7363 A AAA Rn KAR ARN INARA atau uvu PAPI IRPH Tracey Olsen 1 goal; and Diane McDougall 2 assists. Thanks go to Cindy Heurkins for the belles for coming down and playing for us. On Sat. Jan. 9, Sportsland Juniors hosted Whitby for the final game between these to teams in regular season play. Sportsland Juniors won the game 7 - 4. Due to great goaltending by Diane Me- Dougall, and Jill Kendall Whitby was held only to 4 goals, Scoring for Sportsland was Kelley Raines 3 goals, . 1 assist; Janice Jackman 4 goals, 1 assist, Susan Waite 1; Sharon Ashmore 3 assists; Brenda Shepstone 1 assist and Diane McDougal 1 assist. Thanks go to Sharon and Janice for playing for us. Great game girls, keep up the good work. On Mon. Jan. 18, Sports- land Juniors travelled to Ajax. They came up on the losing end at the final buzzer 6 - 3. The Juniors played a hard game but could not pull out a victory. Thanks go to Sharon Ash- more for coming and playing for us. We have only 3 games in the season girls, so lets work together as a team and have a great finish to the season. PPMH House League Scores (From last week) ATOM HOUSELEAGUE by Doug Moore Lewis - 2 Swamp-0 - In a close game Lewis managed to come out on top by defeating Swamp 2 to 0. Scoring for Lewis were Ryan Larocqua and Neil Mark. Assists went to Derek Lewis, Ryan Larocqua and Mike Butt. Graham Sullivan recorded the shutout for Lewis. U.AW.-5 Scugog-1 In a rather one sided effort U.A.W. defeated Sucgog 5 to 1. Scoring for U.A.W. were Ron Davis, Peter Brock with a hat trick and Paul Turner. Peter Brock and Paul Turner each had an assist. Scoring for Scugog was Craig Lasky assisted by Doug Adams. Forder-5 Tripp-2 Forder defeated Tripp Realty by a score of 5 to 2. Scoring for Forder were Kevin Gilson with 3, John Theatre and Shawn Philips. Ron Halligan, Chris McConnell, John Theatre, Kevin Mantel and Phil Teno each had assists. Scoring for Tripp was Chris Lavereau with both unassisted goals. PEE WEE HOUSELEAGUE: by Jeff Wray Lions Club-3 Scala Bros. - 2 The first game was a hard HTN TTC fought game with Lions winning. Scoring for Lions was Calvin Brewster 2 goals, and Mike Brock 1 goal. Assists went to Derek Slack 2 assists, Garry Collins 1 assist, Gary Dowson 1 assist and Philip McBride 1. Scoring for Scala was Craig Venning and Shawn Nanay each with one. Kipp Roame 1 assist. 'Wes Lane-3 Frank Real Estate -3 The second game was a hard fought game with each team breaking even. Scoring for Wes Lane was David Irvine 2 goals and Shawn Grant 1 goal. Assists went to Bobby Orr 1 and Joey Jack- man 1. Scoring for Frank was Ted Cochrane 2 goals and David Timms 1. Darryl Bradt 3 assists. NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE by Don Steele Reliable Plumbing - 5 Scugog Realty - 0 On Saturday, Jan. 16th, Reliable Plumbing downed Scugog Realty 5 - 0. David Talbot registered the shutout for the Plumbers, while Kevin Brown is to be con- gratulated for his fine effort between the pipes for the Realtors. He had to face many shots from an enspired Reliable squad, making . some outstanding stops. Jody-Logan scored all five markers for his team, with assists going to Scott Foster (2), Cliff LeForte,- Kevin Knapp and Kent Jamieson. IRE EES EEO OR ROBERT J. ESPEY ss... | LAW OFFICES OF RISEN & ESPEY LORD SIMCOE PLACE Suite 1C-57 Simcoe St. S. OSHAWA -571-3942 (AFTERHOURS: 985-9012) Preferred Area of Practice ~-- CRIMINAL LAW -- CANADA Welcome to Scott Heasman who has just joined Scugog Realty. Kinsmen -3 Sportsland-1 The second game of the day ended with Kinsmen on top of Sportsland 3 - 1. Jeff Brett netted two for Kinsmen in the first period with John Collins assisting on the sec- ond. Sean LaRogque scored the only goal for Sportsland at the mid-point of the first period-., with Mike Olaisen picking up the assist. Jeff Brett scored his third of the game late in the second period assisted by Jeff Andrews. The third period remained scoreless, both teams having many chances, keeping both goaltenders Reid Robertson for Sports- land and Sean McEnaney, very busy. We welcome two new players to the league. Adam Johnson (Sportsland) and John Connall (Kins- men). } Emmerson - 10 Cochrane-3 The Emmerson team was out to win and win it did. Scoring for this team were Dan Rodgers 2, Paul Cooper 1, Steve Tzountzouris 1, Chris Parliament 1, Clay Dempsy 2, Terry White 1, Chris Saulnier 1, Boyd Van derheul 1. Assists went to Paul Cooper 2, Clay Dempsy 1, and Steve Tzountzouris 1. Penalties were served by Steve Tzountzouris for inter- ference, Clay Dempsy. for interference and Dan Rodgers for interference. Scoring for Cochrane Dan Tomchihim 2, George Ash 1. Assists went to Todd Soomre 2, Jeff Norton 1, Dan Tomchishin 1 and George Ash 1. Penalties were served by Dean Fisher for tripping and to Dan Tomchishin for tripping. L.G.A.-7 Goreski-5 A fast well played game resulted in a win for 1.G.A. Scoring for this team were Mike Fluke 2, Dave Travis 1, Carl Durham 1, Chris Bartley 2 and Willie Edwards 1. Assists went to Chris Bartley 4, Ted Nesbitt 1, Mike Fluke 2, Willie Ed- wards 1, Dave Travis 1, Carl Durham 1. Penalties to Carl Durham for tripping and Chris Bartley for unsportsmanlike conduct. Goreski goals went to Kevin Jackson 1, Jim White 2, Tim Maw 2. Assists to Steve Solomon 1, Jeff Wallace 2, Travis Adam- cryck 1, Kevin Jackson 1. Penalties to Chris Cook- man for tripping and Kevin Jackson for unsportsmanlike conduct. DID YOU KNOW? that Community Care volun- teers will visit senior citizens and shut-ins when families are away? Call 985-8461, 9-12 and 1-4 weekdays. 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