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III... 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 4, 1986 Including 4-0 shut-out Novice A split two The J.T. Pearce "Auctioneers squared off against the Pickering team Friuay February 28th for their 2nd match-up of the playoffs. The home team took the lead on a well- earned goal off the stick of Greg Thompson. Assisted by fellow linesman Brent Harper and Kenton LeFort. Three minutes later, Port followed up making the score 2-0 on a well earned goal by wingman San- dy Mark assisted by centreman Chad Kearns. Lakers The Scugog Realty Lakers won the 'A' Division Championship at 8 tournament held in Woodville or March 3th. All the games were tigh! checking in this tournament foi players 25 years and older. In game one the Lakers defeatec Bailey Motors of Oakwood by a 3-¢ score. Scoring for the Lakers were Mark Jobb, Greg Heffering anc Wayne Fox with assists to Bruce Smith and Bob McEachern. In game two the Lakers came ul on top by a 4-3 score. This game went into overtime and with only two skaters on each side, Mark Jobb Pickering scored in the. second period closing the gap 2-1. Although in the 3rd period, Port played well, Pickering tied up the score with 3 minutes remaining in the game. Both teams applied constant "pressure and gave their all but with 46 seconds left, the Pickering team scored ending the game - Port down - 3-2. Good try, boys. For the final game of the round robin series, Port journeyed to Ux- in scored on a pass from Bob Tarbot- ton. Other scorers in the game were Bob Lee, Bob Tarbotton and Mark Jobb with assists going to Lee, Jobb, Tarbotton and Greg Heffering. In the 'A' Final the Lakers faced a much younger team from Bramp- ton but still came out on top 1-0. Merle Schwega gained the shutout making many fine stops and Bob Tarbotton netted the winner with assists to Greg Heffering and Mark Jobb. Many thanks to J.T. Hutt for coaching and for two of our players for deciding Sunderland was a bet- ter place to spend the day. Mens league playoff The League's first playoff round ended Sunday with four teams ad- vancing to the 'A' series and four teams will playoff for the "B" division. Compton T.V., Smith Contracting, J&D Carpentry and Crandells Riverboat will play a round robin for the 'A' division. Larocque Electric, Sportsland, B.J. Donuts and Galley Fish and Chips will play a round robin for the "B" division. Sunday March 9th Games: 8:00 a.m. Larocque vs. Sportsland; 9:05 a.m. Smith vs. J&d; 10:10 a.m. Galley vs. B.J. Donuts; 11:15 a.m. vs. Crandells. Last Sundays games saw J&D eliminate B.J. Donuts from the "A" Division with a 3-2 win. - Game two saw Compton T.V. and Smith Contracting skate to a 4-4 draw. The most exciting game of the morning was between Crandells and Sportsland. Crandells squeaked past Sportsland 2-1 with the help of great goaltending by Danny Mitchell. The final game of the day between Larocque Electric and Galley Fish and Chips ended in a 4-4 tie. GOLFERS SUMMERLEA GOLF COURSE - New Owner - Welcomes New and Old Customers! Business as Usual with Same Prices! 10% DISCOUNT FOR EARLY MARCH MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION Call: 985-3671 "Wally Gotthelf Enters 4th Award Winning Year ... An PORT PERRY WADO KAI KARATE .... "ENROLL NOW! BEGINNER'S CLASS for = -- DEMONSTRATION: SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1986 - 6.00 P.M. -- Regular Classes (year round): Tuesday & Sunday at 7:00 P.M. Place: Latcham Centre, Port Perry 985.7982 Fees: Only $55.00 for 3 months. Special Family rates. Instructor: Sensei Rob Dods, International 2nd Degree Res. 1239-2538 Ans Serv. 1.963-8433 Fun, exercise, sell defense for the whole family. Come visit a class at the Latcham Centre in Port Perry, Queen and Water Streets (at the Lakefront). bridge for an afternoon game. Port Perry once again opened the scor- ing in the 1st period on a beautiful goal by. centreman Chad Kearns who after several attempts finally beat the Uxbridge goaltender and blasted the puck between the pipes, a well earned assist goes to Brent Harper! Great team work boys. As "the second period unfolded, Port's Davey Bourgeois netted goal no. 2 assisted by defenceman Scott 'Heasman and centreman LeFort. Scott Heasman played a strong game on defence blasting many hard shots at the Uxbridge net- minder. Great game Scotty. As the third period began, Ux- bridge made a rush towards the Port Perry netminder but was stop- ped cold by centreman Chad Kearns who poked the puck past the Ux- bridge defencemen and Davey Bourgeois with his incredible speed broke away and rocketed one past the Uxbridge netminder. What a shot, Davey!! To round off the scoring Chad Kearns tucked in his second of the afternoon assisted by Sandy Mark and Davey Bourgeois, ending the game Port up 4-0. Although the score sounds very one sided Mike Pashley made many incredible stops giving him a very well deserved shut-out. Holy Moly -- what a goalie! Along with Scottie, Jay King, Brett Lawson, Keith Haist, Clay Scott and Gavin Carnegie made an ~awesome defensive unit. You guys played great. Although robbed by the Uxbridge goalie several times the line of Jay Tredway, Mike Labanovich and Sandy Mark played a tremendous game! Congratula- tions team! Port's next game will be an ex- hibiton game at home at 7 p.m. March 7th. See you there. and "ENGRAVING PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen St., Port Perry 985-2839 ------ E TROPHIES 7 KIDS? Break Out for the "March Break" Activities at the Library have been planned for kids between the ages of 3-12 years. If you are not going south, go the Library and sign up for the special programs today. TUESDAY, MARCH 11 ... 2:00 p.m. Kids 4-7 years - Film entertainment suitable for this age. WED., MARCH 12 1:30- 2:30 p.m. Open session "STORYTIME". Cab- bage Patch Kids and Friends. THURS., MARCH 13 ..... 2-4pm. Limited registration 7-12 years. Micro-computer game competition using "ADVENTURE MASTER." FRI., MARCH 14 .......... 3-4pm. Micro Kids 7 to 12 years. "MICRO ACADEMY OF COMPUTER FUN" with BILL SWARTZ. Some knowledge of C64 necessary. Limited to 18.. $1.00 admission. Se- cond session if enough register. - SAT., MARCH 15 ......... 3-4pm. Open session of film entertainment suitable for ages 7-12 years Congratulations to Port Perry Ladies Curling Club for winn- ing district 15 S.0.L.C.A. Tankard on February 17th and 18th at Norwood Curling Club. Port Perry defeated Oshawa Golf Course: by five, then Oshawa Curling Club by three and Lakefield by two. Other competing clubs included Peterborough, Norwood, Keene, and Ennismore. Pins were presented to Judy Latta, Ellen Gibson, Marj Jackson, Gwen Luke, Jan Towns, Louise Haugen, Wendy Bentley and June Haynes. The teams will not compete at Newmarket York Curling Club on March 8th for division. The win- ners of division will compete at the Tankard finals in Port Perry on March 27th. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Monthly Rates | 10%% Annual Rates 1 YEAR ....... RSH 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- Rates subject to change without notice. Call the office for information SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation EASTER SUNDAY, MARCH 30th If you are a merchant and have something to 'sell this Easter ... from bunnies to bonnets to brunch ... give us a call and we will help you sell it through the pages of the Port Perry Star. Call and ask Deb or Valerie about our special Easter pages for your special Easter promotion. the sto 235 Queen St. PORT PERRY 985-7383 in 4 ¥en, . N gla il TE