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"On Saturday, January 25th, the Bruton's 1.D.A. Petites travelled by bus to Scarborough to meet their CORL'B' team and were defeated by a score of 9-6. Port startgd out strong and got the first goa). The first period was a see-saw battle with first one team and then the other team scoring. Denna Lovering from Shannon Fox scored the first 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 28, 1986 . Scarborough scores hardworking Petites goal of the game, but it wasn't long before Scarborough scored. Lynd: say Dutkewich from Kim Finley gave us the lead for a few minutes. Denna unassisted made the score 3-2 for us. Again they tied us and then went ahead, but Lyndsay unassisted made the score 4-4 at the . end of the first period. Early in the second period Denna ig Brothers and Big Sisters of North Durham "Be a friend to a Child" - 2 BE ERR Sa. rm ---- from Lyndsay again gave us the lead, but Scarborough came back with 3 goals before Denna scored our last goal to bring us within one goal. Scarborough tallied with 2 more goals to make the final score 9-6 for them. The girls seemed to give up their checking during the se- cond period which allowed the other team to score their goals. These 1 ln Wi ad pe -- a --~ - Yi / fl De yun HELP A CHILD ... Participate in Big Brothers/Big Sisters of North Durham February 1st to 8th CELEBRITY DAY - SAT., FEB. 8th, 3-5 P.M. Sponsor sheets available at Centennial Lanes, Port Perry. Prizes for the most money received in pledges. Ist - VCR (House of Howard) 2nd - Weekend for 2 - Toronto (Nonquon Travel) 3rd - Watch (Pentland Jewellers) 4 ARR ------------ ee = ~ Si i 1 . o ~ i 14 } Ra rs ee RI voy | CARE] Il I I es J > ad ) é | | { We - oo Ad) The Big Brothers and Big Sisters of North Durham would like to thank the follow- ing businesses for their generous support: Philp Pontiac Buick Ltd., Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Ltd., Port Perry Travel, Pineridge Sports, Port Perry Star Co. Ltd., Luke's Country Store, Taylor's Gulf, Dr. Jack Cottrell, DX Joe's Auto Care, Dan's Appliance Service, House of Howard, Nonquon Travel and Pentland Jewellers. were two fairly evenly matched teams and this was good experience for our girls. , Our next game is on Saturday, January 26th at 5:30 in the local arena, when we:take on Mariposa. Hope you can come out to support these girls. Ringette Week February 310 10 Ringette is an exciting 'winter team sport. I know in many places, the mention of the word 'Ringette' still evokes puzzled looks and the in- evitable question 'What is Ringette?" If you are one of the unknowing many, it is time you became one of the knowledgeable. The week of February 3rd to 10th has been declared Ringette Week -- you will see girls wearing their sport sweaters to school. Also, there will be notices of special events taking place in your area. Contact your local arena for more information. If you are not successful in obtain- ing knowledge from this source please call 705-357-3886 or write me Shirley Long, Central Reg. Publici- ty Director, 127 River Street, Sunderland, Ontario LOC THO. I will be glad to send you some in- formation. I may also be able to give you a contact name in your area. Malmont Farm Atoms On Saturday, January 25, 1986, the Malmont Farm Atoms travelled to Bowmanville to play in the first game of their playoff schedule. This game proved to be a real tight con- test as it ended in a 3-3 draw. The first period saw both clubs score once, scoring for the Green Machine was Jason Cochrane, assisted by Steve Laird and Jeff Andrews. "In the second period both clubs again scored one goal to keep the game even. Scoring for the Atoms was Jody Logan assisted by Jason Cochrane. SL ,, January 24th, the J.T. Pearce Auctioneers hosted the Pickering select team for their third match-up of the season and came up with a well earned victory. The first goal of the g ame late in the first period as centréeman Kenton LeFort took the draw, drop- ped it back to defenceman Scott Heasman, who rocketed it past the Pickering netminder. Nice work, boys. The second period was scoreless but saw Port keeping the pressure on by constantly racing the Picker-. ing players for the puck. In this game all the forwards real- ly shone with their passing, back checking and constant hustle. The offensive lines consist of Jay Tred- way, Davy Bourgeois and Andrew Jones, Kenton LeFort, Greg Thomp- AC Es CS REL py o-- 2 TROPHIES and ENGRAVING. PINE RIDGE SPORTS In the third period it was just a repeat of the 1st and 2nd period as both clubs found the mark only once. Scoring for the Green Machine was Jeff Parry assisted by Steve Laird and goaltender Shawn Larocque. In this game the Malmont Farm Atoms displayed a lot of fire power as they outshot the Bowmanville squad 27-10 but could only draw a tie. Next playoff game is scheduled for Saturday, February 1, 1986 at Port Perry Arena at 7:30 p.m. when they take on the same Bowmanville team. Pearce Red Men fly son and Brent Harper, Joey Broad- worth, Sandy Mark and Chad Kearns. Way to "fly you Red Men!" As the 3rd period opened up Port's Brent Harper put goal number 2 bet- ween the pipes on a centering pass from Davy Bourgeois. Way to pass boys! Although Pickering scored one late in the game Port kept their lead winning the game 2-1. Great game team. Next Friday the Novice Number 1 are off to Stouffville for their 1st game of the round robin playoffs. Keep up the hard work boys. "You Can Do It!" Bowling MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7:00 P.M. Team Standings: Donald Duck - 34; Mickey Mouse - 30; Minnie Mouse -' 24; Pluto - 22; Bambi - 21; Goofy - 16. Singles over 200: F. Venning - 279; P. Bertrand - 249,225; R. Finley - 244; S. Cosburn - 232; T. McDonald - 230; S. Carter - 226; V. Canning - 206; C. Adams - 204, 201; S. Duncan - 204; E. Bowers - 202; B. Rahm - 201. Triples over 600: P. Bertrand - 659; F. Venning - 645; T. McDonald -613. ~° REINFORCE IT Do the buttons keep falling off your favourite jacket? Try sewing them on with dental floss. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC Open Weekdays including SUNDAY! -- By Appointment Only -- 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 194 King St. W., Oshawa 579-8752