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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 15, 1987 Power Skating at Arena over Xmas Break Professional Power Skating in struction will be available to all Port Perry Minor Hockey players during the Christmas break again this year. From December 19 through to January 2 each player will receive five hours of professional skating instruction Power Skating 1s an outgrowth of figure skating techniques, but ap- phed as it relates to hockey The concept was first developed in the mid 1960's by Bruce Hyland. Over the years power skating has ex perienced many modifications and improvements, incorporating new ideas and techniques along with an improved understanding of human physiology Again this year, instruction will be provided by Michael Sanderson Michael, a native of Toronto, 1s thir- ty years of age and presently lives in Uxbridge. He started skating when he was eleven and was coach- ed by Bruce Hyland. He has been teaching skating for the past ten years. He has worked with various National Hockey League players and presently operates three power More bowling results Tuesday Night Mixed December 8, 1986 Team Standings: Chocolates 15, Marshmallows 12, Coconuts 12, Jellybeans 11, Licorices 10, Toffees 3 Robert Espie 717 (290, 304), Jack Bad luck knocks the Monsma 653 (215, 242), Roger Lafon- taine 614 (215, 222), Wayne Tweddle 241, Bob Bryans 252, Ray Wright 215, Gord Geer 209, Mike Baker 203, Lorne Mallory 201, Bill Fritz 200. Cheryl Allen 602 (216), Gloria Smuck 212. Petites from action This past weekend Bruton's [.D A. Petite B's travelled to Kitchener to participate in the 'Golden Ring "'B" Tournament.' Port won their first four games and tied the fifth. As luck would have it Scarborough came up with the same results but had a better "goals for and against" average (Port 11, Scarborough 15) than Bruton's 1.D.A. This marginal difference eliminated Port from the final game of the tournament. The girls put on a fine perfor- mance and should be very proud of their efforts Just for the record our Petite B's haven't lost a game this year. Scoring for the tournament were Michelle Fitzpatrick (3) goals, (2) assist, Jennifer Morden (2) assists, Tanya Towns (3) assists, Lyndsay Dutkewich (12) goals, (4) assists, Leea Kinnunen (3) goals, (3) assists, Amanda Webb (1) goal (3) assists, Tracy Pelow (1) assist, Amy Parliament (4) goals, (6) assists, Kim Poppleton (1) assist, Shannon Fox (9) goals, (4) assists, Brandy Harris (2) assists, Karen Kett (2) assists. A special thanks to Mr. Jim [Lawrence for the Ringette hats. Our next game is Thursday Dec. 17 at 6:30 p.m. in the Harman Park Arena against Oshawa. skating schools including Pineridge Skating School in Ux- bridge), 1s the club professional at the Uxbridge and Lindsay Figure Skating Clubs and also gives private instruction to MTHL "AAA players in Toronto Michael Sanderson 1s a dedicated teacher who spends 85 to 90 hours a week during the winter and 50 hours a week during the summer giving enthusiastic and knowledgeable 1n- struction to skaters of all ages. He takes a personal interest in each skater and is quite adept at com- municating to various age groups. At the Tyke level he uses one word commands which are easy for the youngsters to understand and incor- porate games like 'Simon Says.' With older players he relates the Tyke hockey The 1st year tykes saw plenty of action on the ice Friday evening as they practised their many skills. They particularly enjoyed the stick handling maneuvers and the scrimmage to follow. Continuing to improve for Don Forder Insurance is Christopher McWilliam, Derek Reid and Devon Symes. Shane = Camern, Matthew McGarry and Derek Shaddock of Dowson's Valu-Mart also look good. Leigh McClymont and Nicholas Ostafichuk for Scugog Overhead Doors and Bradley Beenen and Ryan McQuade for Kinsmen are also doing very well. The advanced tykes also saw plenty of action on the ice Friday evening, showing they have plenty of style and are extremely confident in their ability to skate forward and backward and making their stops work for them. Y floor hockey results After being down by 5 goals, the Green Giants fought back to beat the Red Wings by the score of 10 to 9, on December 7. The Red Wings got on the scoreboard first with 3 goals from Blair Prechitko and 2 from Wade Sheedy while Mike Tripp played great inthe Red Wings' net for the first period. For the Green Giants, Louis Whit- field got the first goal and Kevin Pearce finished the scoring in the first period while Pat Smith was the Giant's goaltender. The score was Christmas Special 5 to 2 for the Red Wings. In the second period the Green Giants scored 5 goals and the Red Wings scored 3 goals to stay ahead of the Giants by the score of 8 to 7. For the Green Giants, Kevin Pearce and Andrew Jones each scored 2 goals and John Hall 1 goal on Kevin Stewart who was in the net for the Red Wings. Blair Prechitko was able to score 2 more goals and Wade Sheedy 1 goal for the Red Wings, on Louis Whitfield who was the netminder for * STUFFING -* L J CHEESE LETTUCE * TOMATOES * ONIONS -* -- ROAST -- TURKEY SUBS Your Choice of Fixings: CRANBERRIES * SALAD DRESSING '2.93 Starting Dec. 16th SUBMARINE Corner 7A & Water St 985-7131 the Green Giants. In the third period, Todd Stewart, the Giant's goaltender, was able to limit the Red Wings to one goal which was scored by Sean Sauter. Scoring for the Green Giants were Kevin Pearce, Louis Whitfield and David Verschuuren with one goal each on Mike Hepburn, the Red Wings' goaltender, to win the game by the score of 10 to 9. In a very exciting and fast mov- ing game, the Beige Flyers and Blue Jays ended in a deadlock at three in junior floor hockey action. The goaltenders for this game were Doug Short for the Beige Flyers and Martyn Van Ravenswaay and Adam Jones for the Port Perry Blue Jays and the 3 boys made stop after stop to keep this game close and the score low. Scoring for the Beige Flyers were Mark Sauter with 1 and Matthew Koetje 2 while Jamie Sauter scored 2 and Jeffrey Gunn 1 for the Blue Jays. Also, working hard for the Blue Jays were Chris Langford, John Berry, Graig Sheedy and Jeff Whit- field while special mention should go to Greg Langford, Jason Gunn, Adam Youmans, Aaron Stiller and Eddie Whitfield of the Beige Flyers. PORT PERRY WADO KAI KARATE en CLUB ges roma 3d tan : fun trercise Selt Detence tor the ye family Year r SUNDAYS 8 TUESDAYS - ) PM - LATCHAM CENTRE Queen & Water Sts, at the Lake or mare information call "~~ dg Rob Dods 1821-3064 \L! \& OR Ron Mollon 985.7098 ry concepts and instruction to actual hockey situations. At the teen age level players quite often have received instruction that differs in some way from what Michael teaches. His style in these situations is to say 'try it my way and then decide for yourself.' With the extremely heavy workload he carries during the winter, you might be inclined to ask, 'Why is he bothering to come to Port Perry?' His answer gives special in- sight to this remarkable teacher. He comes to Port Perry to instruct hockey players because he was ask- ed. 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