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Hg, a Rs UBER M0, MEISE RR Ft Rea 4 peri ow | w Novice battle with Port Hope On Tuesday, February 10 the J.T. Pearce Auctioneers continued their play-off series against Port Hope _ but were defeated in a close game 3-2. Port Hope opened the scoring 1 minute into the game. Less than 20 seconds later Port's Jay Tredway answered back with a beautiful unassisted goal. Two minutes later Port Hope took a very short lived lead as wingman Tommy Chambers tucked in the tying goal assisted by Gavin Carnegie. The game remain- ed tied until the end of the 3rd period when Port Hope scored the winning goal ending the game 3-2. Friday night saw a different kind of game as Port Perry played a more aggressive game out-scoring Port Hope 5-2. Atom feam ® wins B In their second game, Scugog Lumber faced a very strong Sutton Auto team and were beaten by a . .score of 7-1. Steven MacDonald got the lone goal for Scugog Lumber with Kevin McGriskin and Karen Kett picking up the assists. In their final game for the "B" 'Championship, Scugog Lumber played the home team from Sunderland. Up to the last minutes of the game, it was a very close and ex- citing game, when Scugog finally . broke loose and scored three unanswered goals to win by a score of 6-3. Scoring for Scugog were Kevin Pearce with four goals while An- drew Jones and Steven Stiles each picked up one. Assists were award- ed to Steven Stiles with three, Sean Ball with two and Toby Shewan, Steven Kyte, Kevin Pearce, Andrew Jones and Dale Bradbury with one each. As well, Kyle Simms played three solid games in net for his Scugog team. The Most Valuable Player Award for the "B" Cham- pionship game was awarded to Kevin Pearce. The entire team should be congratulated for a good tournament. WEDDING INVITATIONS and Accessories PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street Port Perry 985-7383 RRSP. If you currently have an RRSP, or are thinking about opening one, do you know what the imitations and benefits are for income tax purposes?' Find out from the income tax specialists at H&R Block. We could save you time and money on your tax return Let us show you how the RRSP could benefit you in your tax situation Come into your nearest H&R Block of fice before March 2nd, 1987 or call today for an appointment You could get more than you bargained for at H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS (above the Post Office) PORT PERRY 985-9803 Weekdays 9 AM. to 6 PM. Saturdays 9 AM. to 5 P.M. ' . . » > PortPerry opened up the scoring on a goal by Timmy Fitzpatrick assisted by fellow linesman Jeremey Geer and defenceman Bil- ly ZAparanuik. Two minutes later Port's Sandy Mark made it 2-0 as he and Jay Tredway teamed up in the Port Hope zone. By the end of the 2nd period Port Hope had tied up the score 2-2. As the 3rd period unfolded Port Perry really turned on the jets as they began assulting the Port Hope goaltender. Sandy Mark put in Port's go ahead goal late in the 3rd period assisted by the hard work of defenceman Greg Thompson. Ken- ton LeFort combined with Jay Tred- way and Sandy Mark to put Port ahead 4-2. As the clock ticked down to the final munite Jeremey Geer finished off Port's scoring assisted by Craig Laird and Timmy Fitz- patrick. Great game team! \ l . and inquiries If you wish to apply for Canadian Citizenship or if you have any Ih doubts about your status as a Canadian citizen, please contact The Court of Canadian Citizenship nearest you hsted under S "Government of Canada" directory, as follows: Secretary of State, Citizenship apphcations OR - You may wish to write directly to the Registrar of Canadian Citizenship, De partment of the Secre tary of State of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A OMS. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 24, 1987 -- 27 It may not be quite time yet to dig out the golf clubs, but a golfing theme was appropriate Saturday at Port Perry Curling Club for the first annual Ladies Club Bonspiel sponsored by Sun- ny Brae Golf Club in Port Perry. Bruce McMillan and Jim Kyte were on hand to present trophy m bie Van Camp. ---- Ontar . - IN ONTARIO PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS The Ontario Election Act, provides that every person is entitled to vote who, on Election Day, has attained eighteen years of age; is a Canadian Citizen; has resided in Ontario for the six months next preceding Election Day; and is not disqualified by law from voting. British Subjects who are not Canadian Citizens do not have the right to vote in Ontario Provincial Elections. Applying for Canadian Citizenship. Sizenship Departme in the blue pages of your telephone @]gir=1gle KEEPING YOU INFORMED information 1s published as a Public Service and issued nthe Chief Election Officer of Ontario i co-operation with the i gistrar of Canadian € conetary of State of ( 'anada | Elections and prizes to winning skip Jan Towns and her rink of Mae Smitherman, Carrie Fielding and Wendy Welsh. The team had a total of 42 points, one better than runner-up rink skipped by Deb- en ee an nt [ the ' AX/87