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Ra a ", . tin BE Gini i i chi Se SE SS en is First place was Smith Contracting - 4 Crandells Riverboat - 2 With first place at stake Smith Contracting jumped out to an early 2-0 lead on 2 goals by John Kotarba, assisted by Doug Bronson. Crandells closed the gap on a goal by Donovan Smith. Smiths regain- ed their 2 goal spread on some ex- cellent passing. Doug Bronson's pass to Glen McCoy finally ended upon the stick of Keijo Kinnunen who made no mistake. Midway through the third period Donovan Smith scored his second goal of the game assisted by Dave Mann and Reg Templeman to make the game close. Crandells removed their goalie in the final minute to try to equal the score, but as luck will have it, Mike Driscoll took a clearing pass from teammate Jody Peters to score the clinching goal. Larocque Electric - 8 Compton T.V. - 4 Larocque Electric scored six goals in the first period enroute to an overpowering 8-4 victory. Laroc- que's scoring by Ritchie LeFort 3 goals, 2 assists; Mark Jobb 2 goals, 4 assists; Ken Toms 2 goals, 1 assist; John Delorme 1 goal; Scott Davis 3 assists; Pete VanWeston 2 assists and John Woodward 1 assist. up for grabs Scoring for Compton, Dave Bourgeois 1 goal, 2 assists; Dave Roth 2 goals; John Foster 1 goal, Mike Fitzerald 1 assist. Sportsland - 6 Galley - 3 Sportsland climbed out the base- ment with a strong 6-3 victory over Galley. Scoring for Sportsland Bill Van- Camp 2 goals, 1 assist; Dennis Anderson 2 goals, 1 assist; Doug Suppelsa 1 goal, 1 assist; Brian Callery 3 assists; Ron Zaparaniuk 2 assists. Galley's goals by Ken Little (2), Kelly Lee (1). Assists to Glen Howsam, Bill Hurst and Carl Fitzgerald. B.J. Donuts - 8 J&D Carpentry - 3 B.J. Donuts scored 3 quick goals early in the first period to down a lacklust J&D Carpentry 8-3. Scoring for B.J. Donuts John Robertson 4 goals and 2 assists. Tim Kane, 3 goals, 1 assist; Mike Adam 1 goal, 2 assists; Kevin Reid 2 assists and 1 assist to Steve Calder. J&D Carpentry goals by Sean Kenny, Dan Horner and Terry Rose, assists to Joe Curran, Sean Kenny, Dan Horner and Clarence Stephenson. Bantam B's tie 3-3 by Rob Jamieson and John Lally On November 5 the Port Perry Sportsland Bantam B's travelled to Oakwood and had to settle for a 3-3 draw. The game didn't get rolling until the 4:47 mark in the first period when Darren Caudle scored from a nice pass from Derek Fitzgerald. Oakwood came back with 3 goals and we were trailing 3-1 going into the dressing room at the break. We came back out determined to come back, and we did! Larry Col- lins scored a perfect goal right in front of the net with an amazing pass from Dave Irvine!! We were still trailing 3-2 when at the 1:22 mark in the third period John Lally scored the tying goal with another assist going to Dave Ir- vine. If we keep playing like this we should do well in the upcoming Lit- tle Britain tournament on November 16. FREE ESTIMATES PAINT WALLPAPER that Room before Christmas? 7 men 985-3490 a PO Box 1456 Fort Perry, Ontano LOB INO = 085-8262 vA The Pine Ridge Garden held its draw for a beautiful quilt last week with the winning tickets pulled by councillor John Wolters. The quilt was won by Norma Van Camp of Blackstock. At left = a A is Shirley Love of the Garden Club, along with PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nove % 'IS os 14 ih Kathleen Petrie. Back right are Roy and Lilian Smith, who donated the quilt, and right front is Isabelle Challice of Orono, district 17 director of the Pine Ridge Garden Clubs. Port handles Markham Port Perry hosted a tough Markham team Wednesday night as they came out winners 4 to 3. John Lally and Rob Brown got Port roll- ing as Lally gave Brown the pass back on a beautiful give and go. Port fell behind but Matt Durward blasted one home with the assist go- ing to John Lally. Then Rob Brown tied things up at 3 when he scored his second of the night as he deflected Rob Jamieson's hard slap shot from the point. Then with less then a minute to go with Port on the power play, John Lally threw the pass back to Paul Wylie who put the shot just under the cross bar to win it. The main reason for this win was every player gave 100 percent especially Port's goalie, Rink King who made marvelous saves to keep Port alive and encourage them on. The following Saturday in Markham Port showed their stuff by beating Markham again 4-3. John Lally got Port motivated when he scored 15 seconds into the game. Markham tied it up a few minutes later but not before Chris McConnel robbed them about 10 times before John Lally put Port - 20% Off Storewide All Merchandise in Stock on sale now Special - Free Gift Wrapping too! LADIES FASHION WEAR 261 Queen Street - Port Perry - 985-2281 back in the lead after receiving a pass from Darren Caudle Dave Ir- vine gave Port a 3-1 lead when he received a great pass from Derek Fitzgerald and Darren Caudle. The strong new member of Port's team, Terry May, gave Port a comfortable 4-1 lead with help from Rob Brown and John Lally. Markham came back with two goals and thats all Chris McConnel would allow as he stopped two breakaways and plenty of shots. Yes, again, Port's goalies are help- ing them win games. ... plus Gent's EE -------------- or in the snow You won't believe it till you've WHISTLED!! KEY BEEPER All you do 1s shde the Key Beeper onto your keys and this handy httle gadget will help you locate your keys by beeping when you whistle Its sensitive up to approximately 40 feet. whether your keys are in your coat pocket or under the cat Lose you keys outdoors at night you'll be able to find them "12.95