The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

pm FARA we 0 wu ment 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 19, 1985 Utica nabs title with 4-1 victory Utica Farm Equip- swept past Beacock's in two straight games to win the Port Little had a ball What do Canadian youngsters do who don't go to Florida on the March School Break? They play in hockey tour- naments of course! David's Hairstyling of the PPMH Novice House League played in the First Annual Bowman- ville Kinsmen House League Novice Tourna- ment last Monday in Bowmanville. Although it wasn't Disney World, each boy was very ex- cited about playing in his very first hockey tournament. David's first game was against a Bowmanville team, Jimmy's Place,' who proved to be a little too strong winning 5-0. In the second game David's came up against their old rival from the local house league, Port Perry Printing, who edged them 2-0 in an exciting well played game. Congratulations to Berry Broomball League championship playoff ¥ series. After taking the open- guys Matthew Mantel of David's who was selected M.V P. in the se- cond game and to Port Perry Printing who went on to win the consolation finals. Even though David's didn't win a game, or even score a goal, the thrill and ex- citement of that first hockey tournament will be long remembered. Congratulations to these David's players on two well-played games: Robbie Martyn, Matt Mantel, Jeff Jamieson, Jeremy Geer, Steve Macdonald, John Jamieson, James Pater- son, Brandon Puckrin, Daryl Moase, Steve Cochrane and Matthew Morris and to their coaches, Dave Jamieson and Peter Morris. A - special thanks to Dave Menzies of David's Hairstyling for suppor- ting the team in this tournament. SAVE YOUR BODY VAN CAMP CONTRACTING LTD. | ust} 90 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry (416) 985-8469 ing game 3-1 two weeks ago, Utica won game two at the Scugog Arena Sun- day afternoon by a score of 4-1. Beacock's Ron Wagg gave his team an early 1-0 lead, but Utica put their game together with four unanswered goals and a strong checking ef- fort in front of netminder Don Card. Aldon Smith, Kevin Ib- bitson, Chester Down and Murray Down pro- vided the firepower for Utica, who finished in first place during the regular schedule. The playoff action at the Scugog Arena Sun- day afternoon concluded another , successful season for the Port Perry Broomball loop. The players banquet and dance will be held next month and in- dividual awards will be presented at that time. Bantam House League playoff Emmerson's - 7 1.G.A.-6 Although this series came to a close, it wasn't that the bundle carriers of IGA didn't try to pro- long it. Eric Douma just about became a one man wrecking crew, as he and Chris Carr put on a real display. In the first period, Em- merson's took complete control of the game with three straight goals. Dale Leask on a pass from brother Dwayne, then Darcy Head on a break away after steal- ing the puck, scored. Chris Logan then made it 3-0 after taking a pass from Brock. WALLPAPER > b ONLY *8°%/¢al NAME BRAND PAINTS White Paint Special *17°%. 1 as WALLPAPER ... announces "GRAND OPENING Rollers - Trays Brushes At Big Savings 184 Bond St. W., 725-5952 OSHAWA [ : Moa Thurs 9-6 Fi 99 S20. 98 --- The Utica Farm Equipment Broomball Club won the championship Sunday after- noon with a 4-1 victory over Beacock's Hard- ware. Utica swept the best of three finals in two straight games. Front from left: Jack Monsma, Mike Mitchell, Murray Down, Ken The second period was a little different as IGA showed a little more hus-: tle, but David Irvineon a pass from Crissone, scored - Eric Douma decided he was going to do something about this, scored after taking a pass from brother Jerry. But, Emmerson's came right back as Dwayne Leash scored with Logan assisting. Then Darcy Head scored his second of the game, before Dwayne Leash scored his second goal from Ir- vine. With the score 7-1 now Chris Carr on a pass from Armstrong made it 7-2. Then Eric Douma decided this was enough, with Chris Carr picking up two assists and Bache one - Douma just about turned this game around, as he scored four straight goals, and then proceed- ed to hit the goal post and cross bar in the dying se- cond of the game. Final Emmerson 7-6. Consumers Gas - 4 Cochrane Trotters - 2 With the Cochrane Trotters leadipg this series 3 points to one our Consumers Gas came STATIONERY Plain or Printed. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 NT } TROPHIES | ] and : { ENGRAVING DO-NO' S| RECORD. CRAFT | & HOBBY WORLD i Queen St. Port Perry ; : 985-2839 y / mre -N out with fire in their eyes, as Scott White scored on a rebound on Halligan's shot. With both teams playing close to the best hockey, Con- sumers Gas tied it late in the period. Both these teams trad- ed goals in the second period as neither were giving any ground. Derek Slack then put Cochranes ahead on a Fraser. Back from left: Arnold Kerry (spon- sor), Bill Down, Bruce Smith, lan Down, Scott Dezan, Marcel Martin, Kevin Ibbitt- son, Keith Fraser, Chester Down, Aldon Smith, Don Card and Gord Geer (coach). blast from the point. But the Gas Works decided they didn't need much time, tied it up agian on Joe Jackman's dash down the board with Free picking up the assist. Two periods over 2-2. The Gas Works got their act together quick- ly and scored, Mike Grif- fin doing the honours twice as Bradt picked up OIL, FILTER & LUBE two assists, along with Solomon. both these goals were well earned. But they had to settle down and fight off the Cochrane challenge as they fought back. But Consumers Gas prevail- ed in a 4-2 win. Both these teams play again on Friday night at 6 o'clock with the series tied, one of them wants a win! During cold, damp winter maximum pro Make sure you, ge Oil, Filter & Lube. MOST CARS & LIGHT TRUCKS HERE'S WHAT WE DO: weather, you need e. tection for your car's engin t it with the Gulf Dealers' 2 Soda Bh a Rc dre Pac SrA Sadia > oil A A RIEL 3 oA SARE " gh £5 ot CD FERS RS Pr SE TTI HE NRE aA SEN TR a 1 Supply and install a new G 2 Install up to 5 hr filter* 10W30 motor oil | level 3 Check differentia 4 Lubncate all doors and hinges 5 Inspect arr fier 6 Inspect all belts and hoses 7 Test and record radiator coolant 8 Check all flud levels PHBA PHA pr) PHC ANC? wa3o Ar others evra BY APPOINTMENT ONLY TAYLOR'S Is 9 Inspect battery termina ute! 10 Inspect' shocks for signs of leakage es of Prem 11 Inspect all ights and signals. cord 12 Inspect all tires and re remaining tire tread depth 13 Inspect and steering lin mission hnkage if applicable 14 Inspect and jubricate parking brake cable d lubricate ball joints. kage. clutch and trans- a a Until March 30, 1985 Guilt Automotive Service C AUTOPRO ke Hwy. 7A - West - Port sentre --- A 985-3655 i e a venir, RAL aN ize IRN A