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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 18, 1986 Minor Hockey House League results BANTAM Consumers Gas - 4 Cochranes - 3 With the broken pipe now mend- ed, the Gas Works decided to get back to work, and work they did. Duane Leask got them underway, scoring his eighth goal of the season from lan Gobham. Jon Rodway tied it up quickly on a pass from Halligan. Ron Halligan went on to score two goals to round out the scoring for the Horseinen as Rod- way assisted on each goal. Gary Dowson gave the Gas Works a 2-1 lead after one period from Don Hughes. Then Daryl Bradt added an unassisted goal before Frank VanVegel added the final for the Gas Works after taking a pass from Derek Slack - Final score 4-3 Con- sumers Gas. Emmerson"s - 3 IGA - 2 Both teams played heads-up hockey in the first period of play, as neither team could muster a goal. But in the second period the action got hot and away they went. Em- merson's opened the scoring on Jason Bertrand's goal after passes between Turner and Nottingham broke him in the clear. Chris Lavereau did not need much help after receiving a pass from Eric Douma, but Jason Weinhold came right to round out the scoring in the secoi.a period, Darcy Head assisting. 2-1 after two for Emmersons. In the third period both teams traded goals. Ed Toffin notching one for the bundle carriers, with Griffin and Toye adding assists then Jason Weinhold brought home his second of the day with Jim Jackman adding the assist. Final 3-2 for Emmersons. First tournament areal eye-opener The sixth annual Mariposa Ringette Tournament was held Feb. 12 to 16. During that time the Port Perry Petite C's were scheduled to play three games and take part in the showdown. Game No.1 was Wednesday even- ing in the Oakwood Arena against "an old rival, Sunderland. They had a psychological advantage having just beaten our girls the previous week. They came on strong, grabb- ed an early lead and held on to win the game. Valerie Payne scored our only goal assisted by Shannon Brown. Following the opening ceremonies on Friday evening, our goalie and four team members took part in the showd Petite goalie took a turn in uci while four members of each team tried to score goals. We are proud of Sarah Coyne who made some great saves in net and Vicki Stainton, Valerie Payne, Brandy Harris and Michelle Fitzpatrick our shooters for their good work. Saturday morning we met a large, well practiced team from Richmond Hill. Our girls began skating a stong game and it appeared the teams were evenly matched. The initial energy however, was slowly to diminish until the final score show- ed Richmond Hill with a definite win. Sarah Coyne played well in net stopping numerous shots sent her way by the opposition. Sunday morning before the sun was up. we again arrived in Oakwood for a 7:45 game against the big, blue team from Richmond Hill. This time they simply proved to be too strong. Can we blame the hour? Port Perry finished on the low end of that score. This being our first tournament we wanted our girls to have fun. However, we also saw it as a valuable learning experience for them to see the various techniques and skills of teams from near and far and to observe the determination and dedication of whole teams to the sport of Ringette. One month until Regionals girls. Practice makes perfect. Let's go! LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? Look here! ... Where consumers in need shop for the professionals in business! CALL 885-7383 for INFORMATION UAW MEMBERS The Members of the Durham Region Law Associa- tion wish to advise their clients that they now have freedom of choice. Under an arrangement between the Law Society of Upper Canada and the UAW Legal Services Plan, any beneficiary of the Plan can use his/her own lawyer and submit the account to the Plan. You may use your own lawyer whether or not the lawyer 1s a "Panel or Co-operating Lawyer", and still have all or part of the account for a covered service paid for by the Plan. A message from the Durham Region Law Association. IGA - 6 Cochranes - 4 The bundle carriers came right back at night to win 64 over the Trotters, with Gerry and Eric Douma leading the way with two goals each. Bobby Orr got one, while Chris Watson finally scored his first: of the season. He came close a few times before but not to be. Picking up - assists were Lavereau, Orr, Phillips, Toye, Griffin and Eric Douma. Jon Rodway had two goals and two assists as Ron Halligan add- ed two goals while Chris Carr had 2 assists; Carl Payne had one assist. Final score 64 IGA. Consumers Gas - 2 Emmersons - 1 This game started out like one or the other wanted to open it up ear- ly, and run away with it. But this was not to be, as the Gas Works played it tight to the vest. Jason Bertrand put the rewrites ahead early on a pass from Jim Jackman, but only to have Adam Danter bang home the puck after Derek Slack rattled a shot from the blue line. The Gas Workers got on the score board again late in the se- cond period on a goal by Mike Butt, with Daryl Bradt assisting. , Both teams played it hard in the third, but neither could pass the puck in the net. Ended up with Con- sumers Gas winning 2-1. This coming Friday February 21, 1986 finds: 5:00 P.M. IGA at Con- sumers Gas; 6:10 P.M. Cochranes at Emmersons. PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE Scala Bros. - 6 Frank Realty - 3 Hat tricks by Mike Butt for Scala WHITBY-OSHAWA HONDA 1110 Dundas St. East - Whitby, Ont. SALES - SERVICE - LEASING NEW & USED CARS Call ... Kevin Cannon Nf 666-1772 0). 686-1745 RESIDENCE - 985-2515 Badger SPREADERS Built stronger to last longer! B Higher struck capacities @ 5-speed hydraulic apron drive B "Superslick"" decks BM Lifetime warranted decks and sides BB Aggressive widespread beaters 2 Bogus = FACTORY DISCOUNTS ~~ Ms TO $1500 EA GORDON L. CORNER LTD. R.R.1, Oshawa (416) 655-3177 and Paul Kett for Frank Realty were super efforts. But goals by Mike Bardeleben, Vince Criscione and Donnie Hughes added to Scala Bros. 6-3 victory. Assists were earn- ed by Carl Payne, Vince Criscione and Rob Ashton. Larocque Electric - 5 Emiels Place - 3 Two goals by Rich Stapleton and one each by Rich Larocque, Gordie Ireland, and Ken Winslow led the Larocque team to a 5-3 victory over Emiels Place. Assists for Larocque went to Mark Tomkiewicz, Ken Winslow, Lee Phillips and David Volman. Scoring for Emiels Place were Daryl Dutkewich with two and one by Craig Leask. Assists to Herb Hatch, Jason Oram and Mark Shepperd. op PLAYOFFS START A dc... round robin playoff for- mat has been adopted this year which results in each team facing their three opponents in the league for two matches. The two teams with the most points during this playoff will meet in a one game final to decide a champion. The first game of the series puts Larocque Electric against Scala Bros. at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 22. followed by Emiels Place versus Frank Realty at 8:00 p.m. Second game of the series goes at 6:30 a.m. Saturday, March 1, Laroc- que Electric versus Frank Realty and 7:30 a.m. Emiels Place versus Scala Bros. Port Midgets sweep 8 games by Hillis Wilbur The Grant Menzies Eagles finish- ed off their round robin play in first place with 8 wins and no losses. They will now play the best 3 out of five with either Uxbridge or Picker- ing depending on which one of these teams finish second as Uxbridge have one more game to play and if they win the Eagles will be at home Wednesday night, Feb. 19 at 7:30 p.m. In the final 2 games of the round robin series they defeated Markham 9 to 2 and to Pickering 7 to 4. Scoring for the Eagles against Markham were Dave Burnett with 4 goals, 1 assist and Steve Durham 2 goals and 1 assist; Getting singles were Greg Warriner, Rob Baker and Craig Menzies. Collecting assists were Greg Warriner with 2; Dave Culbert 3; Derek Dexter 3; Lee Wilbur, Scott Burke and John Harman drawing singles. John Moore and Bill Eade both played well in goal. In the Pickering game the scoring was pretty well evened out with Derek Dexter, Dave Burnett, John Harman, Rob Baker, Craig Men- zies, Steve Durham, and Chris Cookman each getting 1 apiece. Picking up assists 'were Warren Geer with 2, Rob Baker 2; Craig Menzies, Greg Warriner, Dave Burnett, Chris Cookman, Lee Wilbur, Dave Culbert and John Har- man -each getting 1 assist. Come out and support the Eagles and Minor Hockey. BEAT THE WINTER BLAHS ENTER THE The prize will be a trip for two to Disney World Florida and will consist of 7 nights accommodation at the Holiday Inn International Drive, complimentary in- flight meals with wine or champagne. return transfer to car depot. sub-compact car for one week uniimited milage. hotel tax and service charge and departure tax COMPLETE CONTEST RULES IN STORE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Now's your chance to taste the great taste of Dixie Lee Fried Chicken and Seafood and at the same time have a chance of winning a vacation at Disney World Florida. 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