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TD TEETER TY a Ys 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Octoher 28, 1986 Goreski Insulation 11 B & L Donuts 1 It took 1:50 for Goreski's toget on the scoreboard and open the flood gateo. The marker went to Rob Evans, unassisted who got his [irst of five points on the game. Bruce Woodrow aided by Ed Sexton then put them up by two. Evans to his first assist on a goal by Mark Lee before Dave Dickson got number one of three on a set-up by Sexton. Bart Wagar also got the hat trick in this game with Evans helping out on his first. Ken Fraser from Lee, and Dickson unaided rounded out the scoring in the first frame making it 7-0. B & L struck first in the second with Eric Kristensen netting their lone goal from Brian Mikkelsen. The remaining Goreski goals went to Wagar from Fraser, Dickson unassisted, and Evans helped out Lee and Wagar. Blackstock Merchants 4 Emmerson's Insurance 1 Blackstock drew first blood at the mid-way point of the first period when Ron Short set up Wayne McGuigan. Dave Dalton then got his broom on a Gord Bryans shot for a 2-0 lead. With 1:07 left in the period -and on the power-play Emmerson's got one back by Bill Gerber from Charlie Dennis. "In the second half McGuigan not- ched number 2 from Dalton and the final came off the broom of Cordell Keuning. Utica Farm Equipment 5 Oddfellows 1 Neither team could mount any of- fence until with 4:59 to go in the first period. Dermot Doyle set up Bill Down to give Utica a 1-0 lead. It was short-lived though, as with 3:08 left Phil Robinson, from Scott Heard tied it up for Oddfellows. The score stayed this way until 7:42 into the second frame when . Buy from the Winning Team ... EN le LJ J Opposition! Noid RY i} | 2) NC 1987 OMNI EXPO plus frt. & pdi TOP SERVICE Satisfaction Guaranteed Scugog Chrysler DURHAM'S BEST CHRYSLER EH EC DODGE & PLYMOUTH DEALER CHRYSLER) ~~ HOURS: Monday to Thursday 9 to 9 Friday & Saturday 9 to 6 985-7354 655-8826 Down notched his second from Kevin Ibbittson. Utica then went on a rampage as they scored two more within the next 49 seconds. They went to Doyle from Mike Mitchell Goreski team feasts on on B and L Donuts and then Mitchell from Down for a 4-1 Utica lead. Down finished the scoring from Ibbittson to put the cap on the game. STANDINGS Teams w L Gf Ga Pts Goreski's 5 0 43 8 10 Blackstock 4 1 16 9 8 Utica 3 2 21 12 6 Emmerson's 2 3 12 17 4 Oddfellows 1 4 6 29 2 B&L. 0 5 3 26 0 Lawn bowlers hold annual fall meeting For the first time the Annual Fall meeting of the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club was held in the new Club House, on October 17. Sixty- five members enjoyed a sumptuous Pot Luck Dinner. Winners of the summer schedules were presented with trophies and an Executive for 1987 was elected, as reported in the Star of last week. Entertainment was capably handl- ed by George Beare and Eva Hunter. The financial reports as presented by Lillian Midgley and Muriel Rickard showed that the facility was debt free. Pierre Leduc conducted some interesting draws which were of financial benefit to the Club. Dennis and Edna Smith had contributed a Patio Set to the Club at the time of the official open- ing on August 23. For this, a draw was set up and by the time the win- ning ticket was drawn on October 17, it was announced that the pro- ceeds were $1140. The winner was Mrs. A.W. Miller of Thornhill, Ontario. The facility is now essentially completed with an excellent Green, a modern Club House and adequate storage sheds. The Club is set up to accommodate about 100 active members. This year there are 103 members to date. These 103 members are considered Charter Members and their names are in- scribed on a Charter Plaqur 'vhich is on display at the Club House. If any one wishes to become a member in 1986, the opportunity will be available until December 31, 1986 to have names inscribed on the Charter. The Heritage Wall gives a distin- tive decor to the Club room. Heritage bricks for this wall may still be purchased at $100 each. The Club wishes to thank all those persons and organizations in the community who have supported this building project. It is a recreational facility of which the community can be proud. Golf awards Crestwood Golf Course held its an- nual Awards Night, October 4, 1986 with the Country Chords of Port Perry catering with a Prime Rib dinner, and the music of Crossroads capped the evening of fun. The following 1986 Champions were honoured and presented with their 1987 membership; Men's: Lorne Brown, Sunderland, Ladies: Janet Carlisle, Gamebridge, Junior: Paul Clayton, Sunderland. The annual Horserace took place October 5, when 19 golfers who have qualified during the season, all tee off together; one player is eliminated after each hole until on- ly 2 golfers tee off on the 18th hole. After 9 hours of play, 1st place went to Doug Henderson, 2nd place to Bruce Haugen, 3rd to Peter Clifford. A special feature this year was the action being videotaped and nar- rated by Kevin Huestis, David and Darrell Hales, and Darrell Clement. Crestwood Golf Club is actually drying up. Playing conditions have improved dramatically over the past few days and the unofficial ponds have pretry well d gone. re ys DON POSTILLI MAY [ HELP YOU? 601 DUNDAS ST.WEST. WHITBY Cannington I.G.A. recently spon- sored the Fall Best Ball, at Crestwood Golf Club. Eighty-four golfers participated in a two-man best ball. A hearty breakfast was enjoyed before the shotgun start. The winning team of Dale Parks and Keith Crawford, Seaton Golf Club were the winners with a score of 57. A 5 hole play-off decided 2nd place, Wayne Down and Brian Manorek, 3rd place, Paul Brandon and Bill Clayton all of Sunderland and Jack Wheaton and Garnet Dell of Coun- try Lane. A aelicious steak barbe- que climaxed the day with the steaks being provided by Cann- ington 1.G.A. The Ladies Costume Day at Crestwood Golf Club brought to an end a summer of fun with a lun- cheon and prizes. The Ladies Cham- pion, Janet Carlisle, Gamebridge, and the Runnerup - Barb Kelly, Oakwood, were presented their trophies. Entertainment was pro- vided by Archie Walker on piano and guitar and the ladies president and vice-president. ROYAL LePAGE i Reval Le Page Re a} Este Services Lo! Re ahvor BUS: 666-1333 RES: 868-5445 ------------------ -- _ Forge a A Pp py py << UN OCS