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a EE -- i £3 1 BANTAM Emmerson 4 Swamp Garage 1 Swamp scored their first goal at 13:47 of the first period when Chris Cooper turned the red light on unassisted and gave his team a 1-0 lead. Swamp's goaltender Noel Lovering along with his teammates held Emmerson scoreless until the second period at 8:57 when Emmer- son's Jason Aram combined with Vince Criscione to tie the game. It appeared both teams were go- ing down to the buzzer but Emmer- sons scored the next three goals and Emmerson's marksmen were Paul Kett (2) and Vince Criscione (1) assists going to Glenn Whittaker (2) and Aaron Cochrane (2). Frank 8 I.G.A. 5 [.G.A. scored the first goal at 12:38 of the first period when Mark Andrews scored unassisted. I.G.A.'s goaltender Brian McGill made numerous saves as Frank's pressured I.G.A. and at the 9:03 of the first period when Chris McGill scored to tie the game with the assist going to Doug Adams. Frank went up 2-1 when Alex Cramer scored and assisting were Chris McGill and Adam Danter. [.G.A. tied the game at 2-2 when Ken Smart combined with Daryl Alexander and Peter Brock. Frank scored the next two goals both by Michael Butt and Alex Cramer assisting. [.G.A. made the score 4-3 when Mark Andrews scored and Daryl Alexander and Peter Brock assisted. Frank then scored to make ti 5-3 when Michael Butt scored unassisted (his hat-trick). [.G.A. scored again to make it 4-5 on a goal by Mark Andrews (his hat- trick) with Ken Smart assisting. Frank then broke the game wide open when they scored three goals, two by Michael Butt (5th goal of the game), one by Rob Vanuden and assisted by Adam Danter, Rob Vanuden, Alex Cramer and Michael Butt. Petites On Thursday, Dec. 17, the Bruton's I.D.A. Petites travelled to Oshawa to take on their Optimist Petites and came home with a 13-1 victory. From the opening whistle it was obvious that Port was the domi- nant team. The defence were mov- ed up to forward and most of the for- wards were put back on defence and all girls played well in these positions. Scoring for Port were Tanya Towns 4 goals; Kim Poppleton 2 goals, 3 assists; Karen Kett 3 goals, 2 assists; Brandy Harris 3 goals; 2 assists; Leea Kinnunen 1 goal, 2 assists; Michelle Fitzpatrick 1 assist; Jennifer Morden 2 assists; Amy Parliament 1 assist; Shannon IFox 3 assists. What a beautiful goal, Leea!! Keep up the good work girls. On Saturday Dec. 19 the Petites hosted their fathers, brothers, sister and 2 mothers in a fun game. The girls took a quick goal lead on a goal by Michelle Fitzpatrick from Tanya Towns and a goal by Shannon Fox before the 'Oldies' got on the scoreboard. However, the girls lost by a score of 7-2. Scoring for the Oldies were Lloyd | Morden 1 goal, Wayne Fox 1 goal, 1 assist; Jason Towns 1 goal, 1 assists, Paul Kett 1 goal, 1 assist; Jen Pelow 2 goals; Ann Ostafichuk 1 goal, 1 assist; Todd Poppleton 2 assists; Rick Parliament and Dan Harris 1 assist each. Next league game for these girls is on Saturday, Jan. 2 at 5:30 in our local arena when we take on Picker- ing. See you all at the MoJack game on Sunday Dec. 27. 1.G A. finished the scoring when Mark Andrews scored his fourth goal (unassisted). All players and coaches are reminded of the power skating Have a Merry Christmas and a Hap- py New Year. PEE WEE On Monday evening Consumer's Gas and Big *'V"' Drug Store skated in a very closely matched game. Both teams skated hard and check- ed their opposition closely to keep the score 3-2 in Big "V's" favor. Consumers Ross Stainton scored the first goal, a real beauty and was assisted by Kevin Brown. Steven Stiles scored Consumers next goal and Ross Stainton and Steven Gas- coyne drew the assists. Ryan Picard for Big ""V' stole the game away with the next three goals - a well earned hat-trick. His first goal was assisted by Scott Wylie and the other two unassisted. Andrew Pereman ALL EASY-PLAN FURNITURE AND MICROWAVE CARTS. Pre-fimished woodgrain. easy to assemble : - 25 % .. "© | OFF ruc AF FST20ONG 'PLACE & FLOR TILES. PRICES CHRISTMAS LIGHTS AN FLOOD LIGHTS. Available at: lM CASHWAY in PORT PERRY 10 Scugog Street 985-7334 M8 CASHWAY in LINDSAY Hwy. 35 & 7 I CASHWAY in BROOKLIN Hwy. 7 & 12 INSTOCK ITEMS ONLY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST NO RAINCHECKS SELECTIONS MAY VARY FROM STORE TO STORE CHECK LOCALLY 92 0 Fv! 0 0 OURREG ON OFF rcs : PRESS ' AND "'STYLISTIK" S. 0 nd tems 5037 =< ALLNOMA INDOOR/OUTDOOR PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 22, 1987 -- 9A Minor Hockey House League played well in net for Consumers as did Steven Slade for Big *'V'". Good game! Emiels knocked off the first place Larocque team in a super hockey game on Wednesday evening Emiels, missing some of their top players, played like a team and won like a team. Steve Parish scored Larocque's first goal unassisted. Chad Venning for Emiels scored from Rob Brown. The next three goals were also ij py dl a SRT wf utd + x + YI ht A) ey OUR REGULAR PRICES ALL INSTOCK LIGHTING FIXTURES. Excluding Christmas lights and fluorescent lights. 14 : t py iz > i "oe Ei gm n 3 7" RA $C Nie -¥ \ ~ od ® Pp 4 L J Y ~ te A) % You can depend on us! 257: T= OFF PRICES ALL VANITIES AND VANITY TOPS. GLIDDEN SPRED LATEX PAINT #3200 SERIES. Available in white or tints 98 a1 Our Reg. $23.99 scored by Emiels - Darrin Hope unassisted, Aaron Royle assisted by Chad Venning and the next by Chad Venning; an excellent unassisted effort Larocques Kevin Pearce persevered to score from Chris Bryant. 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