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rr... did] SH eR a REE " é nL [ERE ERT CIR SEY AN C4 PR Lr LE TON OT (Lg OY i rE CN HE FE SEX on LER NASON SF nh oN CANTER Sm A © Jy PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 21, 1986 -- 21 At tournament in Millbrook Port Novice A lose in overtime Saturday, January 18 the Pearce Auctioneers travelled to Millbrook for what proved to be a very ex- citing tournament. Their 1st op- ponents were the team from Orono. Although Port dominated the play they were unable to get on the scoreboard until early in the 3rd period when Sandy Mark put one behind the Orono goalkeeper, «assisted by Chad Kearns and Clay Scott. Shortly after this goal, Port's Brent Harper broke away and scored a beautiful unassisted goal. The game ended with Port winning 2-0. Later that afternoon Port faced off against the home team from Millbrook. This game was a very The Port Perry Curling Club was filled with Scottish bagpipes when the winners of the Royal Bank Bonspiel were piped in by Foster Hanson evenly matched game with our Port Perry team playing exceptional hockey. Port opened the scoring late in the 1st period on a goal by Davy Bourgeois assisted by Jay Tredway but Millbrook tied it up before the end of the period. + Millbrook took the lead in the 2nd period scoring 2 unanswered goals ending the 2nd period Port down 3-1. As the 3rd period began Port kept the pressure on constantly and it paid off as Chad Kearns scored with 2:04 remaining assisted by Scott Heasman and Brent Harper. Then with only 21 seconds left defenceman Clay Scott made a beautiful play and kept the puck inside the Millbrook blue line enabl- Bay: © presentation. (centre). The winners were Debbie Van Camp. i BILL BARR You're The GREATEST! ~~ Many Thanks! Joyce Stableford PLAY-OFFS Junior 'C' Hockey SCUGOG ARENA ADMISSION: Adults $2 50 Students $2.00; Children 50° Port Perry MoJacks Cobourg Cougars / Sun., January 26th VS GAME TIME: 7:30 P.M. ing Sandy Mark to blast the puck past the Millbrook goalie for the tie. This was certainly an exciting mo- ment for the Port Perry team and fans. With Coach Bob Spencley's en- couragement the boys moved into 5 minute sudden death overtime. Although both teams continued to give their best the Millbrook team scored ending a really terrific game of hockey. Although the novice team hasn't been lucky in overtime play, just remember boys, keep trying your turn is coming! It would be hard to pick out stars during this tournament with Sandy getting 2 key goals; Brent and Chad getting a 1 goal and 1 assist; Davy a nice goal; Scott, Clay and Jay T. Scott Howey, lan Griffen and Susan .._. ...vich. Bank manager Tom Mullen made the trophy all picking up assists and all the boys that didn't get on the scoreboard making many terrific plays. The defencemen Clay, Keith, Gavin, Jay, Scott and Brett made many great defensive plays along - with our super goaltender, Mike Pashley. All the J.T. Pearce Auc- tioneers are stars! Great tourna- ment boys. Sunday the Novice No.1 travelled to Oshawa for an exhibition game against the Oshawa Black Hawks. Port still high from their previous days events came out at top speed totally dominating the Black Hawks. Today was Jay Tredway's day for scoring goals. Although Jay is always a threat to the opposition he really proved it as he notched a well earned hat trick. Great game Jay. Chad Kearns picked up a goal and Davy Bourgeois, Keith Haist and Brett Lawson each counted for an assist. Good work boys! Port won the game 4-2. This game demonstrated the passing and shooting drills the coaching staff have been practicing with the team this week. Once again the constant encouragement, hard work and patience of Bob, Ken, Murray and Greg is showing in the way the teams hockey skills are developing. This Friday night the-Novice No. 1 will play host to Pickering at 7 p.m. Keep trying boys, you can do it! Close In an action packed game Allen - Aluminum Tweens were edged out by Whitby 6-5. The first period closed at a 3-3 tie with Lisa Levy scoring all three goals; 2 assists went to Sylvia Dur- ward and 1 to Lisa Toye. In the second period, scoring for Port were Nicole Slack and Linda 'Crawford both from Nicky Beare. This was an exciting game girls. Keep up the good work! Curling Corner by Scott Howey This past weekend the Port Perry ~ Curling Club held the annual Royal Bank mixed bonspiel. The spiel was won by the team of Scott Howey, Debbie Van Camp, Ian Griffen and Susan Labanovich. On January 11, the Stedmans' Ladies bonspiel was held at the club. Following the games, entertainment was provid- ed in the form gf a T.V. game show and Joyce Stableford won the big deal of a trip to Tobago. Marion Laird was the winner of a set of lawn furniture for her shot which was the closest to the one foot circle. The Club Level playdowns for the 0.C.A. Colt competition were held on Sunday. In the first round Ralph Fairman downed Vern Vogel while Scott Howey defeated Robin Parish. The second round saw Howey beat Fairman to win the A side and Parish eliminate Vogel. The B side * BABA"'S (Formerly Feedlot Restaurant) OPENING WED., JAN. 22 -- OPEN FOR BREAKFAST -- Now accepting applications for full and part time cooks and counter people Apply in person final is to be played on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 10:00 a.m. The Intermediate Zone Level competition has been moved ahead to this weekend Jan. 25 and 26. Good luck to Brian McLat- chie's and Ted Griffen's teams who are travelling to Unijonville for this event. In other curling action the Port Perry rink of Art Stableford, Pete Makarchuk, Jim Smitherman, and Bill Corbett defeated the rink of Lindsay Death, Oscar Beare, Peter Poole and Cliff Redman to win the Dr. Harding Trophy at the Oshawa Curling Club. Jan Towns rink of Judy Latta, Wendy Bently and Lin- da Tingle won the Whitby 2 day bonspiel. Hoppy Carnwith was runner-up in the 3rd event while Sal- ly Foster, Jeanne Goode, Louise Haugen and June Haynes won the 4th event. 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