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Port Perry Minor Hockey House League NOVICE Port Perry Printing - 4 Kinsmen - 2 In our first game of 1984-85 season Port Perry Printing defeated Kinsmen 4-2. Scoring for Muskies, lan McCready 2 goals; Keith Haist and Mike Pashley 1 goal each. Scoring for Kins- men Neil Mueller 2 goals, with an assist going to Darryl Mec- Enaney. Remax Realty - 9 Davids Hairstyling - 0 Remax Realty started the season off in a big way by scoring 9 un- answered goals. Scoring for Remax, Brandon Puckrin a hat trick; Jeremy Norton and Craig Laird 2 goals, 1 assist; Ricky Olaisen 2 goals with Jay Tredway and Darrin Kinnunen 1 assist each. Remax Realty - 7 Kinsmen -0 Remax Realty stayed with their winning style by defeating Kinsmen 7-0. Remax scoring Ricky Olaisen and Jeremy Norton a hat trick each, Brandon Puckrin 1 goal, 1 assist and Gregg Pugh 1 assist. Port Perry Printing - 3 Davids Hairstyling - 2 In a very close game Port Perry Printing defeated Davids Hair- styling 3-2. Muskies AI To i, y! 4TB-129 4T 65 4R 372 ATE 363 1984 Thu --\ ) / scoring Ryan Williams, Clad Mitchell and Keith Haist 1 goal each with Darryl Bourgeois and Brent Giles 1 assist each. Davids scoring John Jamieson and Matt Mantel 1 goal each. : ATOM UAW -6 Tripp Real Estate - 1 Tripp Real Estate bowed to UAW 6-1 in recent Atom House league action. Philip Edgar scored for UAW, his first of 3, early in the first period, assisted by Robert McEachern. Ninety seconds later, Toby Shanhan scored Tripp's only marker, unassisted to tie the game at one. Edgar scored his second goal late in the period, from Billy Sandiford and Mark Jansen. UAW put three more on the board in the second period. Edgar for his hat trick from Steven Slade, Scott Foster from Philip Edgar and Billy Sandi- ford from Robert Mc- Eachern. Sandiford also scored the only marker of the third period with McEachern earning the assist. Swamp Garage -5 Forder Insurance - 2 Swamp Garage dom- inated this game, scor- ing 4 in the first period, with singles going to Mike Williams, Mike Olaisen, Misty Andrews and Lee Whitter. Forder came on somewhat in the second, allowing Swamp only one goal, and that one by Mike Williams, assisted by Lee Whitter. Don Forder Insurance finally broke the ice, scoring twice in the third period. Goal scorers for Forder were Ross Stainton and Mike Staniland. Scugog Lumber -3 Gord Lewis Motors - 2 In a much closer match-up, Scugog Lumber downed Gord Lewis Motors 3-2. After a scoreless first period, Lewis scored twice, appearing to take command. Andy Wilson netted the first goal from Robin Prentice. Then Louis Whitfield put his team ahead 2-0 on an unassisted effort with 39 seconds remain- ing in the period. Ian McClelland brought his team within one on a solo effort. Scugog Lumber then went on to score twice in the third period. Dave Pashley netted the tying goal from Todd Smart and Scott Wylie. Steve Desautels banged in the winner unassisted to put his team ahead 3-2. PEE WEE Exciting is the word we will use to describe Saturday's two Pee Wee games with both games being decided late in the LOADED YOU NAME IT -- IT'S GOT IT EQUIPPED WITH ALL THE OPTIONS (EVERYTHING BUT THE KITCHEN SINK) 1984 Thunderbird Turbo :wsesedis getige 1984 Thu 47TB 123 4TB 300 ee p-- 4B 342 Coupe nderbird Elan nderbird Elan now suggested list now suggested list now suggested list now suggested list NOT QUITE SO LOADED 1984 Thunderbird 2 - Door 1984 F-150 Styleside 1984 Wilderness Ranger suggested list $14,633 gov $12,537 $11,495 % qn 1984 Tempo L Sports Cot -- SOLD -- "0 gw $15,655 $20,821 .00 $16,778 7° $16,157 $16,948 $17,459 Ze Ly nde: $12,470 5) " $11,003 > $10,259 * $ 8.551 THESE DISTINCTIVE 1984 VEHICLES HAVE BEEN EXECUTIVE DRIVEN AND MAINTAINED. NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY. "Sale starts today for a limited time only" TERS SYLsRts{0]0) 815 King St w 1 12) rnton 2738) SIN 4 vv. s 3rd. Scala Bros. and Lions Club went head to head in the first game in what proved to be a goaltenders duel with the Lions coming out on top of a 2-1 seore. A newly sponsored team took to the ice in. the 2nd game, that being Larocque Electric. Rick gratefully took over the Wes Lane team and we would like to thank Wes for his many years as a sponsor with Port Perry Minor Hockey. In their Ist game the Larocque boys skated to a 4-4 tie with W. Frank. .W. Frank -4 Larocque Electric - 4 Scoring for Frank, Vince Criscione 1 goal, 2 assists, singles going to Paul. Kett, Chad Prentice and John Woodward. Picking up assists were Mike Butt (2). For the Electric boys, Mark Shephard scored a pair with John Andrews and Gord Ireland pick- ing up singles. Todd Saulnier, Kevin Mantel and David Volman each had an assist. Lions - 2 Scala -1 Scoring for the Lions Club, Daryl Dutkewich and- Greg Logan each picked up a single with assists going to Craig Leask and Herb Hatch. Special mention to both goaltenders Derek Carter and Noel Lover- ing. +" FORD SALES p LIMITED a 1 , PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. October 23, 1984 -- 23 BANTAM by D. Hurst 1.LG.A.-2 Emmersons - 2 Well those who stick out their necks past and present, and think of themselves as draft- niks, sure missed on a couple of talented play- ers on 1.G.A. Namely Jerry "'Eamy" and Eric Douman, who each scored a goal for 1.G.A. in a 2-2 tie with Emmer- sons. Jerry sent 1.G.A. ahead 1-0 with Terry Bache assisting. Then Darey Head tied it up for Emmerson with help from Jeff Beddome. Early in the second period, Vince Tripp add- ed a second goal for the rewrites with John Nott- ingham assisting to give Emmerson a 2-1 lead. This all came about late in the third period when Eric Douma tied it, at Port whips Cobourg On Friday Oct. 19th the Port Perry Pee Wee 1 met in Cobourg for their first time of the season and defeated them 6-2. The game was filled with penalties and thus the reason for the game taking two hours. A lot of penalties means a lot of skating room and Clair Cornish took advantage of that with the first goal of the game, Mike Feasby and Danny Maw assisted. Two minutes later Clair Cornish got an unassist- ed, short-handed goal from a whistling slap- shot from thirty feet out. In the second period Cobourg scored on a power play. Then Port settled down and answered with four goals: more Clair AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Head Rebuilding - Engines Rebuilt - Rotor & Drum Turning - Flywheel Resurfacing (flat & recessed) - Engine Boring and Head Resurfacing - MERV PUGH 179 Casimir St. - Port Perry 2-2. Chris Watson add- ing the assist, final 1.G.A. 2, Emmersons 2. Each team gave little ground to the other, and both clubs worked for the tie. Cochrane -5 Consumers - 3 When the puck is dropped to start a game, the old saying is, don't stop skating till its all over. This is what happened to Consumers Gas, they broke from the gate very quickly on Darryl Bradt's goal from "Solly" Solomon. Then the horsemen came right back to notch it at 1-1 on Steve Diceman"s goal. Its just seemed that everything the Cochrane Trotters did wrong, was capital- ized on by the Gas Works boys. Paul Turner scored from Bradt to give them a 2-1 lead over the Horsemen. Cornish 1 goal; Danny Maw 1 goal, 1 assist; Danny Sluggett 1 goal; Jarett Harman 1 goal; Brian Appleby 1 goal; Mark Andrews 1 assist; Jan Heyes 1 assist; and Sean Bradbury 1 assist. 9-3 Victory The next day, on home ice, Port Perry defeated Cobourg 9-3 and this time only four penalties were taken! Jarett Harman opened the scoring only 53 seconds into the first period with a wrist shot to the bottom corner. Later in the first period Paul Teno put one between the pipes with Clair Cornish assisting. After a flood Cobourg came out flying with a quick goal but only two 985-934 2525 wn wn wd ww Wn Po Then in the second period Greg Free on a pass from Bradt, scored to give Consumers Gas a 3-1 lead after two periods of play. The Trotters with Ron Halligan on some pretty passing between Ron Davis and Jon Rodway, scored and this took sails away from the Gas Works. The Horsemen then got to work in the third period, with a lot of hustle and they took command, when Jon Rodway scored with help from Taylor Philip and Derek Slack. Slackie came right back and scored. Then Rodway and Halligan combination took over, and put the game out of reach for the Gas Works, Cochranes winn- ing 5-3. This was a well-played game of hockey. minutes later, Clair Cornish deaked out the goalie on a lead pass from Chris Legere and then still on the same shift Cornish did it again, only this time from Brian Appleby. Cobourg got one more then Port took it away with five goals: Clair Cornish 1 goal, 1 assist for his hat trick; Danny Sluggett 1 goal; Jan Heyes 1 goal; Danny Maw 1 goal; Jarett Harman 1 goal. The 1984-85 Port Perry Legionairs are: veterans Clair Cornish, Chris Legere, Jarett Harman, Paul Kett, Sean Bradbury, Eric Grosvernor, Danny Maw, Brian Appleby and the rookies of the club are Jamie Brown, Danny Sluggett, Mark Andrews, Mike Feasby, Jan Heyes, Paul Teno, and Steve Staniland. The coaches are John Harman, manager George Legere, trainer Don Kett and goaltender coach Ken Harman. Next home game is Oct. 27 against Picker- ing Village with face off at 9:00 p.m. DEKOKERS PONTYPOOL - ONTARIO We Custom Kill, Cut and Wrap Your Beef or Pig ... FOR LESS! SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY! Sides of Beef ... $1.55» 77 PORK SIDES ... $1.15 Ib. 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