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Ie ERE LIAN A Fat Xd BANS AO RRR RASR LACE ves, aE an VE le E REE Re »N STV ROY [4 ra Ld AEN 3 2 LL ' AA SAA Hap ASAI 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 8, 1983 Scugog non-contact mens league action B.J. Donuts defeated Galley Fish and chips 4-2. Al Gray put B.J.'s on the board early in the first when he scored an unassisted goal. Galley came back to tie things up minutes later when Richie Lefort scored from Keijo Kinnunen. Al Gray got his second goal also in the first from Ron Davis, that gave B.J.'s a 2-1 lead after one period. Al Gray the leading point getter in the league was struck by a stick that put him [ele Te Te he a ae ing > [ate [ache Tae Te [he Te Te [ele el 025262525 ICCC 00 Jd Fer 5 197 Queen Street - Port Perry OPEN: Monday thru Saturday 9A.M.to 6 P.M. Thursday & Friday to9:00P.M. -DIAMONDS - - Cards & Gifts for All Occasions - -EARPIERCING - WATCH & JEWELLERY REPAIRS - Member ofthe © 0} anaduan pewellers assocunos our for the rest of the game. In the second B.J.'s went ahead 3-1 with a goal from Bob Tarbottom. Kevin Reid and Doug Suppelsa got the assists. Galley made a second effort to come back when Mike Fitz- gerald scored an un- assisted goal for Galley. B.J.'s added one more with a goal from Steve Grylls, Bob McEachern and Phil Walmsley got assists. Goaltenders for this game were Bob Strickert for B.J's and Barry Johnston for Galley. LIMITED ae [ee Tule Ta . 425252525252525252525252525252525252525252525252 XX ¥ XXX XXX XN "FUNLAND" for .. * hk hk kk kk hk hk Kk Kk Port Perry Funland SNOWMOBILE RACE CELEBRATION FREE GAMES & MORE! Saturday & Sunday FEBRUARY 12th & 13th Go to the Races, then bring your Entry or Pass Ticket Back to 1 Free Game - Coffee - Donut (ONE PER PERSON / PER TICKET) Good only until Mon., Feb. 14th- 11 p.m. ¥¥ XX ¥X¥XXXX¥XXX¥ XX ¥X¥XXX¥XXXX Crandells Riverboat played another fine game as they got their fourth consecutive win defeating Rick Larocque Electric 3-2. Crandells started things a minute into the game as Tony Turner scored an un- assisted goal. Bruce Smith got things rolling in the second when he scored Crandells second un- assisted goal. Randy Knight came back for Larocque Electric as Rick Larocque got the assist. Crandells went ahead 3-1 when Bruce Smith got his second goal from Al Bonner and Bill Hurst. Larocque Electric's Russ Heffer- ing made it 3-2 when he went in for an unassist- ed goal. Final score Crandells 3, Rick Lar- ocque Electric 2. Goalies for this game were Laval Poulin for Crandells and Tom Hunter for Larocque Electric. Compton Cable T.V. came back in the second to tie the J&D Carpentry team 5-5. J&D went ahead 3-0 in the first as John Foster got 2 of his three goals and Randy Prosser got the third. Joe Curran got two of his three assists in the first followed by George Gladish, Jim Harmer and Mike Driscoll each with one assist in the first. In the second, Comp- ton's Pete Van Weston put his team on the board. Ron Compton got the assist. J&D came back with their fourth when John Foster got his hat trick from Joe Curran and Bryan Norton. compton came back from a 4-1 margin and went ahead with goals from John Kot- arba, Ron Compton and Pete Van Weston with two. Arnold: Rise- borough had two assists with Brian Curtis and Pete Van Weston each getting one. With 1:18 left to play J&D's Jim Duncan scored from Jim Harmer and Mike Adams to tie the game at five. at five. Goaltenders for this game were Doug Mc- Sween for J&D and Richard Huggins for Compton. Sportsland Falcons won their fifth in a row as they defeated Gre- gory's Mens Wear 2-1. Goaltender Pete Namienko kept Sports- land in the game making great saves in the later part of the game. Also Sportsland Not a bad pace for 37 Atom games this season Youngster chalks up 100 Hockey fans every- where know about the "Great One," but there is a Port Perry young- ster doing a pretty good job re-writing the record books in the minor hockey ranks this season. Ten year old Clair Cornish scored his 100th goal last week for the Malmont Farms Atoms A squad in just 37 games so far this season. And that total does not include the eight markers Clair has while playing for a Pee Wee team on occasion. The 100th goal came in an exhibition game in Bay Ridges that ended in a 3-3 draw and after the match Clair cel- ebrated with his team- THIS WEEKEND ONLY YOU CAN BUY ONE CHICKEN DINNER at regular price and GET ANOTHER FREE SWEETHEART with this mates who presented him with a cake and the puck mounted on a trophy. The youngster is captain of the Atom team which has had a pretty good season to date winning 34 of 37 games along with two ties and two defeats. A couple of weeks ago, this team won the D Division of the biggest Atom tournament in the world in Peterborough. The squad is now gear- ing up for a best of five playoffs against Uxbridge, and has its sights on the eastern all-Ontario champion-' ship down the road. Clair's coach Don Steele, who has had Clair on his team for the last four seasons, says the youngster has a lot' of natural talent and works very hard at the game. He's a very good skater and can fire the ° puck', said the coach. An indication of just how well Clair can fire the puck came Friday night in a game against Uxbridge when he notched his 101st. He took a couple of strides across the blue line and drilled a waist high slap shot that was in the net before the Uxbridge goalie could blink an eye. Later in that game, Clair got his " 102nd of the season. PPHS sports by Kathleen Taylor On Friday, February 4 our three boys' basket- ball teams travelled to Eastdale with two of our teams coming away with winning efforts. The midget boy's team lost a close game to a, strong Eastdale team by the score of 43-38 fighting to the second to obtain a win. Our senior boys established an early lead "against Eastdale and never looked back. The entire team played ag- gressively and well to maintain a decisive edge. The final score 47-42 is indicative of the fine team effort Top scorers were- Pete Christie, Todd Wilbur and Scott Wallace- with 18, 11 and 10 points respectively. The junior boy's "basketball team came up with a very balanced team effort to defeat a tough Eastdale team 47-41. Port was led by the consistant rebounding of Darryl - Musselman, Richard Allsopp and Rob Burnett. These three teams play Clarke and Ux- "bridge this week. They J =~ host Clarke on Wednes- day, Feb. 9 and they travel to Uxbridge on Friday, Feb. 11th. The midget girl's volleyball team par- ticipated in a volleyball tournament on Saturday, Feb. 5th at Eastdale. 5th ANNUAL WALLPAPER The devastating shot is no accident as coach Steele said Clair spends hours at home working on it each week. Hitting the century mark for goals puts -Clair--in- pretty good company. Although offence and defence is getting stronger every game. Sportsland started the scoring at the 17:38 mark in the first when Doug Bache scored fron Ron Thomson. The score remained 1-0 until the middle of the second when Gregorys tied it up. Doug Bronson put the first goal by Pete Namienko in four games which was assist- ed by Dave Bourgeois. Sportsland's Jim Beatty made a rush down the ice and at the 9:22 mark, put Sportsland ahead as he fired a wrist shot by goaltender Lavel Poulin to get the game winner. Ken Smart worked hard to get the assist. goals nobody keeps stats from year to year, officials close to Port Perry Minor Hockey believe the last player to accomplish that was George Burnett as a Bantam. He went on to have several fine seasons with London Knights and is now play- ing for McGill Univer- sity where he is the lead- ing scorer. As for Clair, he seems to be taking it all in stride, looking forward to the rest of the season and giving opposition goaltenders all kinds of headaches. The Malmont Atoms will be in action at the Scugog Arena on Feb- ruary 19 as they are the host team in an invitat- ional tournament. 4a BONDED @ MOBILE LOCK SERVICE HOMES ® INDUSTRIAL ® COMMERCIAL AUTHENTIC LOCK & KEY Meadowgreen Court, R.R. 2 Seagrave, Ont. L0C 1G0 -- 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE -- No Fees RRSP 5 YEAR 314% COMPOUNDED 1 G.I.C. 1 y ANNUALLY -- IMMEDIATE TAX RECEIPT -- (for annual contributions) i APPLICATIONS TAKEN BY TELEPHONE. 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