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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 1, 1983 -- 23 LARS gh ' W > yy NA SAFETY fase idh ------ nde AREA SEIN A feds, BAGS SHRI 65 drivers compete in annual grass drags The 7th annual grass drags were held Sun- day, October 30 at the Port Perry Fair- grounds. . There were 65 reg- istered drivers and 102 entries in the various classes for these snow- mobile races sanctioned by the Central Ontario Snowmobile Drag Race Association. The following are the results of the various classes as submitted to the Star by the Drag Race Association. AA Stock Ist No.788 - Glenn Dalzell (Polaris), Brampton; 2nd No.758 - Kerry Micks (Yamaha) Newmarket; 3rd No. 817 - Bob Switzer (Yamaha) Port Perry. A Stock 1st No. 788 - Glenn Dalzell (Polaris) Brampton; 2nd No.758 - Kerry Micks (Yamaha) Newmarket; 3rd No.828 - David Young (Yamaha) Orangeville. B Stock 1st No.758 - Kerry Micks (Yamaha) Newmarket) 2nd No.766 - Bryan Stickland (Yamaha) Huntsville; 3rd No.844 - Bill Laudlaw (SRU 83) Kingston. C Stock 1st No.758 - Kerry Micks (Yamaha) Newmarket; 2nd No.766 - Bryan Stickland (Yamaha) Huntsville) 3rd No.877 - George Garnett (Yamaha) Lakefield. D Stock 1st No.821 - Bruce Northaven (Scorpion Sting) Whitevale; 2nd The annual snowmobile | grass drags were held Sunday at the Port Perry Fairgrounds with more than 60 racers Competing in over 100 heats. For a complete list of the winners see story. Please Note! "SCUGOG ~~~ PUBLIC LIBRARY CHANGE OF HOURS (EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1, 1983) Wed. &Fri. ..... Saturday 10 a.m. - Please note - Closing 6 p.m. Friday evening - NEW HOURS: - Closed Mondays Tues. & Thurs. 10a.m.-9 p.m. -10a.m. -6 p.m. --5 p.m. 30to 119 DAYS SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES MIN. $5,000. 1570 30 DAYS SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES MIN. $100,000. Rates subject to Change without Notice. STANDARD TRUST . 165 Queen Street, P.O, Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO Telephone: 985.8435 A Federals (hartered Company Member Canada Depart Instance Corpor etinn OFFICE SUPPLIES For All Your Requirements 235 Queen Street 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR No.872 Bob Mallory (Skidoo) Bobcaygeon; 3rd No.885 - Greg Megill (Skidoo) Whitby. E Stock Ist WNo0.789 - Murray Locke, Orillia; 2nd No. 833 - Rob Leigh (Yamaha) Orillia; 3rd No.873 - Calvin North- aven (Polaris) White- vale. F Stock 1st No. 833 - Rob Leigh (Yamaha)- Orillia; 2nd No.823 - Randy Reid (Moto-Ski) Ajax; 3rd No. 766 - Bryan Stick- land (Yamaha) Hunts- ville, G Stock 1st No.833 - Rob Leigh This past week saw the Sportsland Bantam "B's" with a very busy schedule. They played three games and ended the week with 2 wins and a loss. Tuesday, Oct. 25th the boys journeyed to Cann- ington and came away victorious after a hard hitting fast game. (Yamaha) Orillia; 2nd No.766 - Bryan Stickland (Yamaha) Huntsville; 3rd No.792 - Stephen Ayr (Yamaha) Bowman- ville. H Stock 1st No.839 - Ron Vaillan- court (Yamaha) Lindsay; 2nd No.824 - Bill Thompson, Picker- ing. Womens 1st No.827 - Barbara Mallory (Skidoo) Bob- caygeon; 2nd No.829 - Cathy Constantine (Yamaha) Toronto. Mod Stock 1st No.783 - Gary Card: well (Skidoo) Picker: ing; 2nd No.777 - Gary Special mention to the defence who played exceptionally well. Scoring for Port Perry, Steve Connors from John Lally and Blair Bailey - Jeff Crone scored assisted by Blair Phillips and Andrew Steele. The winning goal in this 3-2 game was scored by Jeff Oke fro Novice A's down Stouffville by 5-0 by Trudy Empringham On Friday night Oct. 28 the J. T. Pearce Auctioneers travelled to Stouffville to play our first league game of the season coming up with a 5-0 win. In the first period Lindsay Parry scored the opening goal un- assisted. Steven De- sautels scored the - second 'goal with the assist going to Duane Empringham. The third goal was scored by Duane Empringham with the assists going to King size Duffs each 50° 10 for $3.50 TULIPS... 10 for $2.20 50 for $8.50 Dutch Iris . 10 for $1.50 50 for $5.00 THE DUTCH BULB SHOP HURRY -- HURRY! A. VANDENBERG 49 MILL STREET -- UXBRIDGE Crocus ..... each 13° 10 for $1.00 Hyacinths ... each 40° 10 for $3.00 Amaryllis king size €2 $4.00 5 for $15.00 PORT rows NEEDLECRAFT 108 Water Street -- Port Perry *WINTER YARNS AVAILABLE* 100% WOOL LOPI FROM ~ ICELAND AND A WORSTED WEIGHT Arctic Spun: A bulky acrylic -- PLUS -- Other Chunky, Worsted, Sports and Fashion Yarns. Mike Staniland and Steven Desautels. In the second period, Duane Empringham scored with the assist being credited to Steven Desautels. In the third period Steven Desautels scored the final goal of the game unassisted. Many 'good rushes 'were made by defen- sivemen Gavin Coch- rane'and Jeff Andrews - keep trying boys. The shut-out was shared by our goal- tenders Adam Johnston and Andrew Pereman. The boys all played a super strong game and this win was a team effort - keep up the good work boys. On Sunday, Oct. 30 the J.T. Pearce Auctioneers travelled to Cobourg to play an exhibition game. Andrew Pere- man was our goaltender for the entire game making some good saves. This game was a very close game with the Cobourg Team scoring 1 goal in the first perjod and 1 goal in the 2nd period. In the 3rd period, Port scored their only goal by Duane Empringham with the assist being credited to Steven Desautels. This game was defensive against defensive and a | fast moving game. The' final score ended in a 2-1 loss for Port. The- Auctioneers will host Uxbridge on Fri- day, Nov. 4 - 7:00 and will travel to Brooklin on Sat. Nov. 5 to play an exhbition game against Whitby. Gibson (Merc) Bow manville; 3rd No.800 - Don Brand, Peterboro. Mod Stock 4 1st No.735 - Dan Browr (Moto Ski) Waterdown: 2nd No.54 Steve Dzuryk (Arctic Cat) Scarborough; 3rd No. 788 - Glenn Dalzell (Indy 600; Brampton. 340 Super Mod 1st No.60 Mike Weatherill (Skidoo) Unionville; 2nd No.716 - Scott Rowand (Skidoo) Rexdale; 3rd No.750 - Ralph Sonley (Skidoo) Oshawa. 410 Super Mod 1st No. 868 - Larry Wilson, Orangeville; Mike Gibson. Port Perry assessed 5 penalties to Canning- ton's 8. Friday, Oct. 28 Port Perry hosted the Oshawa Canadiens from the Little N.H.L. and came out on top of this 5 to 3 effort. This was an end to end hockey game from start to finish. Special mention to Mark Kendall and Stacey Ballingall for some fine work between the pipes. Leading scorers for the night saw Blair Philips and Warren Geer with 2 goals each. Rounding out the scoring was Mike Gibson with a single. Steve Connors, Warren Geer, Blair Philips, Robbie Brown and Shawn Nanay all received assists. Port also came out on top in the "Sin Bin" with 8 minutes in penalties to Oshawa's 12. } Sunday, Oct. 30th saw a draggy bunch from Port Perry in Civic Auditorium in Oshawa to play the Little N.H.L. Bruins. This was 2nd No.60 Mike Weatherill (Skidoo) Unionville; 3rd No.764 - Willy Houthuys (Polaris) Port Perry. 660 Super Mod Ist No.868 Larry Wilson, Orangeville; 2nd No.54 - Steve Dzuryk (Arctic Cat) Scarborough; 3rd No. 813 - Andy Paterson, Stouffville. Super Pro 1st No. 735 - Dan Brown (Moto Ski) Waterdown; 2nd No.868 Larry Wilson, Orangeville; 3rd No. 54 Steve Dzuryk, Scarborough. Bantam B's win two not one of Sportslands more sterling perform- ances as they came out on bottom of the 6 to 3 score. It would appear that Halloween partying took its toll of our team the exception being Jeff Oke who was outstand- ing with two goals and an assist. Mike Gibson picked up a single goal and an assist. Play- maker for the day was Blair Philips with 2 assists. Port was assess- ed 5 penalties to Oshawa's 6. Our next home game in Friday, Nove. 5th at 9 SCUGOG OVERHEAD DOOR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL *New Installations & Repairs *Wood & Steel Sectional Doors plus One Piece Steel Doors. AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR SERVICE _ 985-3735 NY, UE deatol protection An exclusive new product of Shur+Gain research RUMINANT BOOSTER Especially formulated to help re-establish functioning micro- organisms in ailing ruminant animals. Diseases such as shipping fever, pneumonia, milk fever and other disorders and stresses, cause lost appetite and reduced milk output. The longer an animal remains off feed, the greater the reduction in rumen aclivity. Reserves of vitamins A, D & E are utilized and B vitamins are deple- ted, as they are not stored. Shur«Gain Ruminant Booster con tains multi-B vitamins and eleciro- da Iytes to aid in the restoration of nor- mal electrolyte and vitamin balance in catlle, sheep and goats. 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