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the Menzies Motors Midgets finished their regular season schedule on a winning note dropp- ing Pickering Village 8 to 1 at home. Scoring for Port were Greg Warriner assisted by Jim White and Lee Wilbur, Dave Travis assisted by Dave Smith and Craig Menzies. Dave Travis picked up his second of the night assisted by Greg Warriner and Jamie Lee. Dave Burnett scored unassisted on a - fine solo effort, he then clicked again assisted Pee Wee B's find the going heavy As a warmup for their weekend tournament at Lefroy the Stone Real Estate kids hosted an Oshawa Little NHL team on Friday night. The boys did not play as well as they could but still well enough to win 3-1. Sean Bradbury pro- vided the spark and Gerry Douma the hustle to encourage some of the younger kids to play well. Young McCully and Ryan Free spread some nice passes around. Bradbury got 2 of our goals and Brian " Appleby fired in a beauty at the end of a super bit of skating. Scugog Township Mayor Jerry Taylor (left) was on hand last Thursday morning for a ribbon cutting ceremony fo mark the official opening of Scugog The first game at the Lefroy Tournament was a disappointing one for the Port Perry boys. We were playing the host team and not too many things went our way. Vernon and Durward could not find the spark and the team missed Douma. On several occasions Appleby used his strength to advant- age and broke through from defence but was unlucky in finishing. Phil Teno got our only goal and his first of the season in our 3-1 defeat. The first game on Sun- day against Thornhill was really exciting with og Matt Durward playing his best game of the season. All the players were encouraged by his and Jim Vernon's efforts. Ryan Free got 'Port's first goal and then came Durward's hat-trick for which he won the game's M.V.P. In the consolation final Wellesley hammered the Port boys who just did not seem to have their act together. The Stone kids enjoyed their outing but need to play more con- sistently as a team, passing the puck to each other and learning to play positional hockey. Chrysler in Manchester. With Mayor Taylor are part- EVERY VEHICLE PROTECTED WITH OIL UNDERCOATING ... Have Your Car Oiled! Prepare for winter's rust and corrosion. SCUGOG *35- *45 OIL UNDERCOATING SERVICE 52 Water St., Port Per (ACROSS FROM THE NEW BALL DIAMOND) Owned & Operated by: Jim Gibson Also Available: CAR CLEAN-UP SERVICE (Wash, Wax, Interior Shampooing) Telephone: 985-9569 by Fred Cockerton and Jim White. Lee Wilbur assisted by Jamie Lee and Craig Menzies. Dave Smith assisted by Greg Warriner, Jim White finished the barr- age assisted by Dave Burnett and Lee Wilbur. © 44Te The following night they played an exhibit- ion game against Bow- manville and tied them 4 to 4. This was Paul Goreski's debut at play- ing out as we only had 5 players including 2 goalies so he volunteer- ed to play out and pick- ed up 3 assists. Scoring for Port were Jim White assisted by Craig Menzies and Jeff Cox, Chris Cookman assisted by Craig Menzies and Paul Goreski, Jim White got his second of the night assisted by Paul Goreski and Lee Wilbur. Jeff Cox assist- ed by Paul Goreski and Craig Menzies. Tom White played great in goal as he faced a lot of shots. In league play the previous week they dropped 2 close ones. LAW OFFICES OF RISEN, ESPEY & FARQUHARSON LORD SIMCOE PLACE Suite 1C - 57 Simcoe St. S., P.O. Box 278 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. January py 1984 -- 23 On Monday, Jan. 9th they lost 7 to 5 to Stouff- vile. Scoring for Port was Lee Wilbur assisted by Greg Warriner and Fred Cockerton. Rob Baker assisted by Jeff Cockerton and Dave Burnett. Fred Cocker- ton assisted by Jeff Cox and Dave Travis, Dave Burnett assisted by Fred Cockerton and Chris Cookman, Greg Warriner assisted by Dave Burnett and Lee Wilbur. On Sat. Jan. 14 they lost to Ajax 4 to 2. Scoring for Port were Craig Menzies assisted by Chris Cookman and Lee Wilbur, Lee Wilbur assisted by Dave Burnett. The playoffs start against Uxbridge Feb. 6th in Uxbridge at 9:15 p.m. and back in Port, Feb. 9th at 9:00 p.m. This is a best 4 out of 7 series and future dates are undecided at this writing but I should have them for next weeks write up. The boys will have to play their very best to have lots of fan support if ners Bob Kuiper and Don Williamson. The newly open- ed dealership will sell a full line of Chrysler, Dodge and Plymouth products. OSHAWA, L1H 7L3-571-3942 (After Hours: 985-9012) Preferred Area of Practice -- CRIMINAL LAW -- @e Hearing Aid @ entre ¢f Port Perry Dennis J Hogan ann Hearing Aid Consultant Dr. E. Mannen's Office - 24 Water St. S., Lakeview Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO. 985-9192 985-3003 Midget A's tune up for tough playoff series On Monday, Jan. 16th: they hope to upset Ux- bridge who were last years All Ontario Champs. Hope to see a good crowd on hand when the playoffs start to cheer our boys on to victory. Streak halted . It looked like Port Perry Midget B's were going to continue a 3 game winning streak in league play as they dominated the first period and with some timely saves by John Moore were able to come out on top by a score of 1 to 0. Then the roof fell in as Sunder- land managed to bang 6 mare goals home and Karl Port only repled with 2 more. Scoring for Port were Nick Cracknell assisted by Chris Lane and Jay VanCamp. Jay VanCamp assisted by Durham and Darren Cearns. Again the trio of Cracknell assisted by Chris Lane and Jay VanCamp rounded out the scoring for Port. Bantams win On Sunday Jan. 15th the Port Perry Bantam A's travelled out of town for a game against their arch rivals Uxbridge. The first period took a while to get rolling and finally at 11:46, Dave Burnett put one away, set up by Scott Feasby. Then not 5 minutes later, Steve Durham scored assisted by Dave Burnett and Dave Cul- bert. Uxbridge retaliat- ed with one to end the first and two in the second. Port then took charge and scored three in a row by Dave Burnett The Kinette 'B"' tweens travelled to Oshawa to play our last game against this team for the season. The girls all played well, but for some poor luck around the other teams goal, we came up on the short end of the score sheet. The first period ended showing Oshawa with a 1 goal lead. The start of the second was much the same until we were assessed the only 4 penalties of the game. This left us 2 players 66 Brock SI. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 {|} cs MIC 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 Open Weekdays including SUNDAY! -- By Appointment Only -- with a solo effort. Then Rob Baker scored, assisted by Steve Dur- ham and Dave Culbert. With 16 seconds left in the second period, Dave Burnett capped off his hat trick with a shot from the face off, assists going to Rob Baker who won the draw. The third period saw only 2 goals scored. Ux- bridge scored the first one and Rob Baker scored for Port at 4:24 with Steve Durham and Bob Goble each credited with assists. The final score was 6-4 in favour of Port Perry. Rough luck short twice. At this point Oshawa scored quickly to built up a lead. The girls con- tinued to work hard but time ran out. Scoring for Port Perry were Sherry Harris unassisted, and Jennifer Pelow assisted by Colleen Yorke and Kim Caudle. Hope to see Ann at the next game which will be at the Ajax Tournament Friday, Jan. 20 at 5:15 p.m. at the Pickering Village Arena. 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