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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 17, 1987 Atom HL action Gord Lewis Motors 9 Whitby Auto Wreckers 6 ~ In a real shoot-out Karen Kett led the Gord Lewis Motor team to a vic: tory last Wednesday night. Karen collected 4 goals, and 2 assists, also hitting the scorers sheet were Shawn Lewerentz 1 goal - 1 assist, Todd Moore 1 goal, Brandon Puckrin 1 goal - 2 assists, Matt Phoenix 2 goals, - 1 assist, Jason Brain 2 assists, Steven Kyte 1 assist and Josh Wilson 1 assist. For Whitby Auto Wreckers, Mike Pashley led his team with 2 goals - I assist, Mike Leach 1 goal, Gordon Bentley 1 assist, Chris Kennie 1 goal, Steven Hiemstra 1 goal, Gavin Carnegie 1 goal and Matthew Hobbs 1 assist, Port Perry Lions 1 Gord Lewis Motors 3 November 13 being a P. A Day there was plenty of action at the rink. In the first atom game the ions jumped out to a 4-0 lead, then hung on as Gord Lewis came stor- ming back. Sean Gawley led his team with a hat-trick with Ryan Duff picking up the other Lions goal Jason Brown picked up two assists to round out the scoring Gord Lewis got goals from Matt Phoenix, Karen Kett and Brandon Puckrin, with Matt also getting 2 assists and Karen 1 l.ake Scugog Lumber 3 Tripp Real Estate 2 Steven Gilbert opened the scoring for Tripp getting an unassisted goal only to have Matt Brown come right back and tie the game. Tripp again went ahead with Chad Mitchell scoring assisted by Steven Cochrane. Two minutes later Matt Brown tied the score'assisted by Jeff Jamieson. Matt completed his hat- trick with an unassisted goal late in the 2nd period. The third period went scoreless giving Scugog a hard fought win. Tykes working at it The 1st year tykes continue to show improvement as they practise - their skills shown them by their dedicated coaches and watched by dedicated spectators. Showing great promise 1s Sean Williams, Russel Brown and Joey VanCamp. In the advanced tykes, their prac- tise is constantly bringing the boys a step further up the ladder to good hockey playing. Showing terrific moves and great enthusiasm is Col- in Mark, Scott Harper, Adam Hobbs and Jonathan Reed wearing team shirts for C. AW. 222 and Brooks Feeds. Both levels of tykes had a chance to put their skills to use as they had Compton This was a fast paced, end to end game in which Compton Cable TV. squeezed past Larocque Electric 5-4 Scaring for Compton were John Robertson 3 goals, Wayne Fox 1 goal, 1 assist, Jim Beatty 1 goal. Helping out were Larry Page 3 assists, Peter Lane 2 assists, John Foster and Paul Schmeler 1 each. Fighting back for Larocque were Dave Dickson 1 goal, 3 assists, Carl Fitzgerald 1 goal, 1 assist, Mike Fit- zgerald 1 goal, | assist, Ed Olsen 1 goal, and 2 assists. Game two saw Crandell's River- boat upset Norton's Home Im- provements by a score of 5-1 Scorers for Crandell's were Doug Suppelsa 2 goals, Wayne Taylor 1 goal, 1 assist, Larry Jackson 1 goal, 1 assist, Carl Durward 1 goal. Other assists to Ken Jeffrey 2, and Richie LeFort 1 The lone marker for Norton's was a short scrimage at the end of their learning session. Fun was had by all. As Tykes went through their paces this week, they discovered that backward skating isn't as easy as it looks. Scott Brownson and Derek Reid of the Don Forder team had good con- centration going from one line to another. } In the Scugog Overhead Doors obstacle course, Leigh McClymont and Nicholas Pelyk were fearless as they dove under a barrier and negotiated the pylons. Good effort was shown by all oh the ice. wins 5-4 Clarence Stepenson from Lee Steeves. In game three Blanchard's Supp- ly Co. skated to an easy 4-1 victory over Sportsland. Scorers for Blanchard's were Ron Jeffrey 3 goals, 1 assist, T. Fleiler 1 goal. Adding assists were Dave "Roth 2, Al Bonner 2 and Donavan Smith with 1. The lone marker for Sportsland.. was Dale Bronson unassisted. In game four J & D Carpentry played a good steady game and held on to tie Dennis Andersons 3-3. Counting for J & D were Doug Bronson 1 goal, 2 assists, Bob Tar- botton and Bill Owen 1 goal each. Assists to Ken Nightingale, Terry Bacall, and George Gladish 1 each. Scoring for Andersons were Bill Bridge 1 goal, 1 assist, Larry Cour- tice and Dave Harrison 1 goal each. Assists to Sean Kenny with 2. Juniors win 9-1 The first game of the weekend for the Sportsland Juniors, was in Mississauga, on Saturday November 14 The first goal for the Jumors, came only 11 seconds into the game This goal was followed by 8 more. giving the girls a 9-1 win Michelle Beare had a hat trick and 2 assists. Cathy Coutoulakis 2 goals, Kelly Calloway. Rachel Traynor, Lisa Levy and Melissa Moehring with 1 goal each and assists going to Kelly, Lisa, Melissa, Heather Lawrence and Cindy Har- ris. Kerry Allen started her birthday off, playing a super game in goal and only forfeited one slice of birth- day cake Our second game Sunday against Whitby at Port Perry, saw the Sportsland girls lose 6-2, in a penal- ty filled game, that could have been closer had Whitby not had the goal posts on their side Scoring for Port Perry was, Lisa Levy 1 coal, 1 assist, Michelle Beare I goal and assists going to Rachel Traynor, Nicole Slack and Silvia Durward Our next game 1s November 28 against Barrie, here in Port Perry at 5:30 p.m. Come out and enjoy see- ing these girls play Now, let me see. How would that one look under the Christmas tree. Sisters Amy and Sal- ly Irving enjoyed the Toy Party last Thursday evening, sponsored by the Utica Day Care, as a fundraising venture. The toys, which could be Third period penalties hurt Legionaires settle for a tie | The Pee Wee Legionnaires played against Cobourg on Friday night and the game ended in a 4-4 tie. Port and Cobourg were even in shots in the first period, but Port was able to take the lead with a shot by Simon Traynor from outside the blue line. In the second period Port's Duane Empringham came up with a quick shot under the arm of the Cobourg goaltender and linemate Brad Moase picked up the assist on the goal. Port and Cobourg both were short a man when Brad Moase directed a point shot into the net, from defenseman Jeff Andrews, who had picked up the faceoff pass from Duane Empringham. Port scored again with a great passing play from the line of Steve Laird, Jeff Parry and Jason Cochrane. Jeff Tweens win 8-4 On Sunday Nov. 15, Port Perry 1.D.A. Tween Ringette team-travell- ed to Warkworth. The girls came away with an 8-4 victory, their third win in a row. The first goal was scored by Kel- ly Menzies and resulted from great passing between Kelly and Laurel Menzies. Kelly got Port's second goal after receiving a nice pass from little Linda Payne who was up from the Petite C team. . On the third goal, Danielle Cooper let go a rising shot to the top left cor- ner of the net. Valerie Payne got Port's next goal after a great spin- around shot. Nicki Beare picked up our fifth goal after receiving a pass from Chris Mueller. Kelly Menzies got her third goal of the game on a neat pass frofm Laurel Menzies. Kelly's goal came with just under five minutes left in the game, mak- ing the score 6-4. Nicki Beare put the icing on the cake, making it 7-4, with the assist going to Mandy Porter. Valerie Payne got the final goal by bringing the ring out of the corner and scoring unassisted. The game featured great passing plays by all the girls, a lot of hard work along the corners and great defensive work chalked up the goal with a backhand shot. Up until now Port looked in great shape for a resounding win, but then the boys started taking unnecessary penalties and the atmosphere of the game changed quickly. Cobourg bought or purchased came from Kids N Colours. Maybe it was the weather, but organizers of the Toy Party were a bit disappointed at the turnout. But Amy and Sally enjoyed themselves, just the same. was able to score 4 goals within the next ten minutes and Port took 4 penalties in the same time. Port was able to hold the tie, but what a let down after such a strong lead. The team will be travelling to Wasaga Beach next weekend for their first weekend tournament. Girls win, tie Over the past weekend Port Perry [.G.A. travelled to Whitby and Etobicoke for a pair of games. The girls, although playing a little slug- gish on Sat., came home with a 6 to 1 victory over Whitby. Terry again played well in goal and her shut-out was spoiled on a good goal by Whitby. Defensively the girls played well as Dana, Denise and Lisa broke up "play after play in our defensive zone. Scoring for Port were Michelle © Curlin by Scott Howey Congratulations to Carrie Fielding, Tania Fielding, Mike Flynn, Ian Thompson -and Jason Towns who have completed the re- quirements for their final Curling Skill Award Badge. These young curlers can now prepare for their se- cond badge. Hopefully many more curlers will try for their badges on the next test day. Reg Philip, who runs the Junior Curling program, has asked that any club members who would like to assist in the pro- gram should go to the club at 3:30 Tirancis 2 assists and Jen Pelow 1 -assist. The girls weren't as successful when playing Etobicoke as they went down to defeat by a score of 13 to 1. Terry was kept very busy. in ~ goal as Etobicoke showed why they play in "A" division competition. Scoring the lone goal for Port was Michelle Ryan assisted by Jen Pelow and Kim Caudle. »The girls have a chance to redeem themselves as they play Etobicoke again Sunday November 22 at 1:30. Come out and cheer our girls on. orner p.m. any weekday. Also anyone with any curling equipment they wish to sell contact Reg Philip. In other news, the annual Grey Cup Bonspiel sponsored by Barry's Variety & Sportsland is being held: Saturday November 28. Teams wishing to enter should contact Ken Goreski at 985- 3129. Call soon to avoid disappointment. The following Saturday December 5, is the Business Girls Bonspiel. For entries contact Debbie VanCamp at 985-9744 or 986-4927. MACKEY & BAILEY BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Saturday Mornings - 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon Oshawa Rd., Port Perry Lake Scugog Lumber Building ne) 985-7391 gv TR A { 1} x So Rk hd A i SRC FR NR A RY ESRGR