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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. Janvary 31, 1984 In tournament at the Oro Arena Port Juniors reach the finals Port Perry Sportsland Juniors travelled to Oro Arena for a weekend tournament. Their first game Sat. Jan. 28 was against Oro Juniors. Although they were defeated 2-0, Port play- ed a good strong game and fought until the end. Heather Muir played well in net for Port Perry. Our second game Sportsland. got off to a flving start against Stayner. Denise Tomp- kins made a nice pass to Heidi Meisner who was first to get on the score board. Colleen Scala then passed the ring to Karyn Raines who set this goal up for Heidi again. Stayner also got two goals in this first period. Going into the second half with the score tied, the pressure was on but Colleen got possession of the ring and shot to Heidi who put in her third and winning goal of the game. Sportsland came off beaming with a 3-2 win. Sun. morning we set out for Oro Arena again. Our team competitors were from Elora. This was a nerve racking game for manager Jeannie Muir and coach Jim Lawrence and for our Port Sportsland players too. Elora opened the scor- ing and then Port took over when Lori Newell gained possession and passed to Lisa St. John who passed to Heidi and was able to set in one of her fast goals. Natalie made the next pass to Sherri Harris who shot in a second for Port. Elora was able to slip a couple of rings in net and then we went back to the other end. Sherri passed the ring to Karyn and on to Heidi who with her trick wrist placed our third in net. Colleen then made a pass to Sherri who set Heidi up for another point. Elora gained possession and got two fast goals. As this was neck and neck all the way we had to keep the speed going so Heidi chalked up another being set up by Tina Soomre and Sherri. Elora placed the ring in our net and then Karyn made a pass to Tina who went on to Heidi and scored one more. Colleen and Natalie set Heidi up who knew the right corner to shoot the ring in. Elora retaliated 'with two more goals. The end of regulation time the score was tied 8-8. With sudden death Port Perry broomball action Utica grabs first p Last Sunday's broom- ball competition saw Utica take sole possess- ion of first place with a 3-2 decision over C&B. Other results of the day were a 0-0 tie between Beacocks and Brians, and Emmersons down- ing Oddfellows 4-0. This past weekend had the top three teams of the league continuing their winning ways. In the first game of the day, C&B defeated Emmerson"s by a 7-3 score. Bill St. John got his first of three points as he scored the first goal unassisted to lead the C&B charge. Other C&B goals went to Tom Powell with two, and singles to Mark Lee, SIPCO GAS BARS ARE GIVING AWAY GAS! ! Bart Wagar, Rob Evans and Danny Taylor. St. John with two, Randy Sullivan with a pair, Bruce Woodrow, and Lee added assists. Emmerson's received goals from Ken Little, Phil Robinson and John Gerber, with Tim and Charlie Dennis picking up assists. In the second game Utica blanked Brian's by a 6-0 count to keep their hold over C&B for first place by 2 points. Murray Down notched the first two goals of the game to get the team started. Brother, Chester Down also scored a pair with singles going to Alex Shelemba, and Mike (at Raglan, Brooklin & Manchester) (Maximum 60 Litres) Every time you buy a tank of gas, fill out a ticket to WIN A TANK FOR NEXT WEEK . (Otter Good Until March 1/84) As a customer service. you can now pay your Heating Oil Bill at any of these locations. EVERY VEHICLE PROTECTED WITH OIL UNDERCOATING ... Have Your Car Oiled! re for winter's pre st and corrosion. SCUGOG enewen le *35- *45 OIL UNDERCOATING SERVICE 52 Water St., Port Per (ACROSS FROM Owned & Operated by: Jim Gibson Also Available: CAR CLEAN-UP SERVICE (Wash, Wax, Interior Shampooing) hon ne: 985-9569 Mitchell. The assists went to Ian Down with two, Mark Hopper, Ken Fraser, Marcel Martin and Aldon Smith getting singles each. Goalie Don Card recorded his seventh shutout of the year. Beacock's dumped Oddfellow's 6-1 in the last game of the day led by the two goal perform- ance of Steve Hawes. Ron Redman, Gary Toutant, Ron Wagg, and Ron Short added singles each to round out the scoring. Assists went to Wayne McGuigan with two, Toutant, Wagg, Redman, and Tom Wotten with singles. The lone marker for Odd- fellows came off the broom of Brian Pome- overtime, Elora was able to place the first goal. Sportsland girls never gave up. What a team struggle. Vicki Reid played a good game in forward position. Thanks to Sherri Harris for play- ing with us and to Heather Muir who kept the goals down against us. Our next game is in Mariposa, Wed. at 7:00 ce roy, set up by Kevin Martens. On Saturday, Bea- cock's, Utica, and Emmerson's represent- ed the league in a tour- nament at Millbrook with Beacock's coming home 'A' division runners-up and Emmer- son's 'B' champs. The following are the scored of each team: Utica 3- Britches 1; Utica 3-Dr's Hotel 0; Utica 0-Bea- cock's 1; Beacock's 1- Power Sports 0; Bea- cock's 3-Casey's 0; Beacock's 1-Utica 0; Beacock's 0-Rome's Cresting 4, Emmersons 0-Dr. Hotel 1; Emmer- son 4-Brighton 0; Emmersons 2-Power Sports 0 in overtime and Emmersons 3-Genosha Hotel 1. Team W L Utica 14 1 C&B 14 2 Beacocks 9 5 Emmersons 5 10 Brians | 4 13 Oddfellows 1 16 Name Team M. Lee C&B M. Down Utica M. Mitchell Utica C. Down Utica A. Smith Utica I. Down Utica B. Woodrow C&B B. Wagar C&B T. Ashbridg C&B R. Evans C&B Broomball Standings T OC = Wah = WwW Scoring G 19 15 16 16 9 9 8 8 12 10 GF GA PIM PTS. 82 18 110 31 100 13 184 29 43 41 224 22 30 53 201 13 23 8 195 9 13 81 A PIM PTS. 15 18 3A 7 5 5 10 0 19 8 1 17 9 9 4 6 NICK THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 HC 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 Open Weekdays including SUNDAY! -- By Appointment Only -- 194 King St. W., Oshawa 579-8752 PCO CNC MIC FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES OF THE DURHAM REGION The Board of Directors of Family and Children's Services of the Durham Region has established FEBRUARY 7, 1984 as the Record Date for the determination of those members entitled to notice of and to vote at the Annual Meeting. wv Canon pC-10 The Port Perry Curling Club was on the receiving end of a $1000 cheque last week when Eve Johnston, of the Ladies Curling Club présented a cheque to treasurer Mur- ray Lee. The money was raised by the ladies in a special Roof Raising Fund draw, and will be used to help pay for recent renova- tions at the curling club. Tweens win close one On Monday, Jan. 23 the Chris Allen Alumin- um Tweens travelled to Sunderland and came home winners to a game of 6-5. All girls partici- pated well in this close checking game. Jenny Blanchard and Jackie Durham both had 3 goals each which earned them a hat trick. Michelle Beare, Rachel Traynor and Vicki Schryburt each had an assist. Nice work girls! On Sunday, Jan. 29, the Chris Allen Alum- inum Tweens hosted the Oshawa A team. We came out strong early in @e Hearing the first period with Michelle Beare and Jenny Blanchard scor- ing 2 each. Oshawa did not score in the second period. Jenny and Rachel Traynor each scored 1. Way to go, Rachel. Oshawa came up in this period with 3 goals. Port came back with 2 more from Kelly Calloway and Joanne Desautels making the score 8-3 for us. 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