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i i { RRSTIFTEN SE BRRRNTS Auctioneers tie Lindsay 3-3 The Novice Auctioneers were matched up Friday night against Lindsay at the Port Perry Arena. This was their final league game and Port came out with a well deserved tie at 3-3. Lindsay took the lead in the 1st period, with Port coming back ear- ly in the second period to tie it up, only to have Lindsay again take the lead, late in that same period. Port came back with 2 nice goals in the 3rd period to take the lead, however with less than 2 minutes of play left, Lindsay tied up the game. It y a well piayed game and Port never let the opponents get an edge on them, as Lindsay has been" _a strong team all season. Scoring for Port was Tim Fitz- patrick 1 goal, 1 assist, Matthew McClelland 1 goal, ,1 assist, Kent Johnston 1 goal, Darryl Moase 2 assists and Tommy Chambers 1 assist. The Pearce Auctioneers have.an early morning practise this week as they get ready for playoffs and also head to Campbellford on the weekend for a tournament. Good luck boys! Broomball news Greg Lepine & Kevin Ibbitson scored for Utica to defeat Odd- fellows 2 to 0. Dermont Doyle draw- ing the assist and Mark Mason ear- ning the shutout. The second game was a see-saw battle between Goreskis and B & Lb Donuts, ending in a 5-5 tie. Bruce Woodrow with 2, Brad Moarse, Tom Powel and Paul West scored for Goreskis. Assists went to Paul West, Larry Moarse and Bruce Woodrow. B & L's goals scored by Eric Kristensen with 3 and Jim Weir with 2. Assists to Keith Dalton, Brian Mikkelson and Eric Kristensen. Emmersons loss to Blackstock by a score of 3 to 1 sets up a showdown - between them. B & L for the last playoff spot. Blackstock's goals scored by Ron Redman, Ron Wagg and Ron Short. Assists by Tom Wotten. Emmersonis lonegoal scored by Charlie Dennis assisted by Les Allen. Juniors win2 The Sportsland 'Juniors started their second round of their schedule, against Mississauga on January 16. I have not got the game sheet for this game, but the Port Perry girls come out of this one, the winners. On January 31 the Sportsland girls played Pickering. After a slow start' and the game at a 2-2 tie, the Port Perry girls put on their jets in the second period and went ahead, win- .ning this one 8-2. Scoring for Port Perry were Lisa Belles keep working Over the past weekend the Port Perry 1.G.A. Belles travelled to St. Catherines to participate in their tournament. We played teams from Woolwich, London and the host team St. Catherines. Although we were on the losing end in all three games the girls played well and with some breaks may have scored more goals. We seem to lack the finish of . our plays around the net but we are improving each time out. The coaching staff is very proud of how the girls behaved themselves as we cut our penalty times down. If we keep up this kind of discipline Levy 5 goals, Rachel Traynor 1 goal, 3 assists, Cathy Coutaulakis 1 goal, 1 assist, Nicole Slack 1 goal and 1 assist each to Michelle Beare and Terri Bell. Kerri Allen played a super game in goal. A busy week ahead girls, starting in Pickering Monday at 8 p.m. We have an exhibition game with Lind- say at the Manvers Arena, 3:00 p.m. February 6, followed by a league game in Port Perry at 5:30 p.m. against Ajax. we may turn this season around yet. Scoring for us over the weekend were Michelle Ryan with 3 goals, Sherry Harris 1 goal, 2 assists, Lisa Francis 2 assists and Vicky Reid 3 assists. Special mention should go to the rest of the girls on the team as they all gave 100 percent and sometimes more over the weekend, whether it was on the ice or off. The girls next game will be Feb. 7 at 12:30 as we have accepted a challenge from the Port Perry Ban- dits hockey club to a game of Ringette to celebrate Ringette Week. The curling team from R.H. Cornish Public School recently won "The Reg Trophy' (named PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 2, 1968 -- 25 from left) Jennifer Geer, Suzie Allin, Allison Cowdy, (back) Jennifer Tingle, Landon Drew, after two teachers named Reg), after competing Brett Free, Brad Plain, Brad Moase and Shelley in two tournaments against Jospeh Gould Public Webb. School in Uxbridge. The team includes (front, Members of the Port Perry Arm Wrestling team turned in a fine per- formance over the last weekend at a top calibre competition in Sault Ste. Marie. Garth Carlson pulled his way to a first place finish in the heavyweight class and came home with a trophy and a cheque for $150. Garth had just one loss in eight matches en route to the heavyweight title. John Roberts and Wes Johnston each had a third place finish in the middleweight and heavyweight classes respectively and they were rewarded with a trophy and a $30 prize money. Wes gave a very strong performance against some tough opponents. « Mike Haigh finished fourth in the lightweight class and Terry Barton took a 6th in featherweight. Both Curtis Hermann and Pat Mastrangelo made it to the 4th round in their classes before being 'defeated. The 13th annual Bon Soo arm wrestling tournament attracted some 60 competitors from Canada and the United States. The Port Perry Club members donated a trophy for the most sportsmanlike competitor. ° Meanwhile, local fans and those who have never seen arm wrestling will get a chance this Saturday, February 6 at the Port Perry Legion Costs Atom House League 9° UP Whitby Auto Wreckers 5 Port Perry Lions 3 Gavin Carnegie was very sharp in the Whitby goal as he held the Lions to only 3 goals while his teammates blinked the red light 5 times. Mike Leach held the hot hand for Whitby scoring twice while Matt Hobbs add- ed 1 goal and 1 assist, James Patter- son 1 goal, Jason Vader 1 goal, and Gordon Bentley 1 assist. Jason Brown, James MacDonald and Ryan Duff replied for the Lions with assists going to Sean Gawley 2 and Ryan Duff 1. Gord Lewis Motors 7 Tripp Real Estate 4 Gord Lewis Motors played a very strong game in stopping Tripp Real Estate from moving into first place. 'Karen Kett with 2 goals and 2 assists led the Motors gang. Matt Phoenix 2 goals, 1 assist, Todd Moore 2 goals, 1 assist, Jason Brain 1 goal and Brandon Puckrin 1 assist rounded out the scoring summary for Gord Lewis. Tripp Real Estate received goals from Steven Cochrane 2, Jon Jamieson and Chris Vandeermeer, Jason Phillips haa 3 assists, Sandy Mark 1 and.Scott Swain 1. Port Perry Lions 3 Lake Scugog Lumber 1 Lake Scugog continues to struggle as they opened the scoring Matt Brown assisted by Jeff Woodward only to have the Lions come back with 3 unanswered goals. Sean Gawley from Steven MacDonald to tie the game, then Jeff Griffen unassisted potted the winner in the 2nd period with Alan Calder assisted by Derek Anderson adding the in- surance marker half-way through the third period. Arise in welfare cases in Durham Region last year has led to a $152,000 deficit. Finance commissioner Jack Gartley told the finance committee that a three per cent increase in welfare payments in December caused the deficit to rise by more than $10,000. The regional deficit for the year will be $152,197 after pro- vincial subsidies. Welfare payments for the year totalled $17,162,938, of which the region paid 20 per cent. That total was 4.4 per cent over budget estimates and 20 per cent over 1986 amounts. Finance chairman Jim Witty said the 1987 figures show the 20 per cent increase in caseload anticipated this year by social services officials and included in the preliminary 1988 budget might be justified. Local arm wrestler first on Bay Street. 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