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g The Atom H.L. gog Lumber with urdock, Brandon son. Coaches are championship was a ni overtime to settle the Issue. Lewis Motors fin Karen Kett notchin Puckrin, Josh Wilson, Kyte, Kyle McClymont. At back from left: aldriff, Dave Verschuuren, Matt Phoeni id -v - y A Aa % gest 3 > = N § k - F H fF: i Fi i "3 14 and tuck affair that required ally won it 3-2 over Lake Scu- g the winner. Front from left: Chris lan Johnston, Karen Kett, Steve Todd Moore, Jason Brain, Tony X, Shawn Lewerentz, Tyler Wii- Don Kett and Jim Waldriff. Lf ty * oTaRrs 5~ | oO Ley 8 Sends Rockets down Stars 6-5 In another well played interme- diate game, the Scugog Rockets defeated the Shooting Stars by a score of six to five. The Rockets took a quick 4 to "1 lead after just one period; in fact Ryan Duff scored the team's first goal with just seven seconds into the game. Ryan scored anoth- er goal in the first period to go along with goals from Rocket teammates Mark Brown and Den- nis Goodman. Kristian Holland got the lone gaoal for the Shoot- ing Stars. In the second period, Doug Short of the Stars closed the gap to 4 to 2. Before the period was over, Calvin Hammett had scored to Josaage the Rockets lead by 5 to 2. The third period belonged to the Spring arrives at by Cheryl Martin The arrival of spring and the Easter Rabbit have left many stu- dents with lasting reminders of the holiday season. These students are experienc- ing chocolate fits, which are de- tected by hyperactive behavior and gigantic zits on the ends of their Denture Therapy Clinic Shooting Stars as they fought back to tie the score at 5-5! Leading the comeback was Doug Short, Matt Koetje and Adam Jacobsen with one goal each. But with just a couple of minutes left in the game, Dennis Goodman scored aon a nice shot to give the Rockets a narrow 6-5 win. Matt Youmans and David Verschuuren both played great in net for their r tive teams. Alex Bidell, Mark Suppelsa, Andrew Jacobson And Aaron Stil- ler all played well for the Scugog Rockets. Spenser Bedell, Jeff Van- dersly, Jeff Whitfield, and Josh Duncan all played a strong game for the Shooting Stars. In senior action, the Green Giants came from being down by two goals, to beat the Red Wings noses. I'm sure many of these marks are a result of the chocolate al- mond bars which were distributed March 31. Yes, the fund-raising commit- tee is on another campaign selling chocolate covered almonds for the low, low price of $2. These bars 1330 Ritson Rd. N., (Ritson at Taunton) Oshawa, Ont. L1G 626 JOANNE DEKKING, D.T. Monday to Saturday 436-9888 | GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Annual Rates Monthly Rates Sees tscs ests nnns LEERY LE I I I II 3 YEARS ............ 91/4% 4 YEARS ............... 10 % | 4 YEARS ........... 91/2% 5 YEARS .......... 101/8% | 5 YEARS ............ 9 5/8% -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- Rates subject to change without notice. Call the office for information SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Floor Hockey Team by the score of 11 to 9. After a shaky start, Pat Smith made some excellent saves to help turn the game around for | - the Green Giants. With geat passing plays, Kevin Pearce scored five goals for the Green Giants while Andrew Jones earned a hat trick and Todd Ste- ward assisted with two and John hall with one. Blair Prechitko and Kevin Ste- wart each earned a hat trick for the Red Wings while Sean Sauter, Matthew Coyne and Danny Brown assisted with one goal each for the Red Wings. Sharing the goaltending duties. for the wings were Wade Sheedy, Mike Hepburn and Matthew Coyne. PPHS will tempt your palate as well as your selling power when you dis- cover the prize you could win if your are top seller at the school. No, it is not a dream vacation to Siberia, or a ticket to a Leaf game. The prize includes an all- expense paid night out to the At Home: free dinner, free tickets, frec flowers and get this, a stretch limo so you arrive in style. There will also be daily draws this week for $50 for those people who have sold four boxes or more. Jazzmerize, the choir that re- ceived a gold standing at the Onta- rio Vocal Festival, will be per- forming at the Town Hall 1873 April 8 and 9. A few tickets are stll available at Irwin Smith Mu- sic for the Friday performance. Swingsation Jazz on Six and Acapella will also be performing. The count-down for the annu- al At Home has started, and with just 39 days left, the committee is as busy as ever. Come out each Thursday and Friday evenings after school to the At Home meetings and help make this the best formal yet. Get involved, you won't regret it. Tickets for the At Home will be on sale in a few weeks. Why hesitate; ask that cute guy or girl to the formal and enjoy a fantastic night out. In the meantime, have a great week and be sure to watch for more news from. the halls of PPHS in the next edition. of tHe Port Perry Star. J Le, ed eos A hig A vebhro i. ' 4 - ~ fi OAT? YRA39 THOS tL PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 5, 1988 -- 31 Lewis Motors win AtomH.L. in 2nd overtime In the second period of overtime Gord Lewis claimed the Atom Championship. In a hard fought 3-2 win, all the players and coaches from both teams are to be congratulated for a very enter- taining game of hockey. Bowling Tuesday Night Mixed Chocolates, 49, Jellybeans, 37, Toffees, 35.5 Winners of section 3, Licorices, 35, Coconuts, 26.5, Marshmallows, 7. Jack Monsma 780 (254,302,224), Wayne Tweddle, 227, 248, Les Allen, 244, Lorne Mallory, 229, Mike Baker, 228, Ken Rankin, 221, Stan Clark, 208, Bob Bryans, 204, Ray Wright, 201. Gail Wallace, 641(228, 220), Cheryl Allen, 236, Ethel Lafon- taine, 211, Nancy Bryans, 204. EA' DERSON CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE LTD. PORT PERRY: 985-8401 ert A ty CONGRATULATIONS SEE to Dennis Anderson Chev-Olds' 'SCUGOG MEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE winners of the DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP -- TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE -- Larry Courtice Kelly Lee Bruce Gracie Merle Schewaga Dave Harrison Greg Mills Chris Brain Henry Forderer Glen McCoy Bill Bridge Ron Hoogeboom Reg Templeman Jim Duncan Dave Bourgeois Sean Kenny Gord Lewis opened the scoring 30 seconds into the game with Karen Kett finishing off a nice pass from Matt Phoenix. Lake Scugog came storming back, first Darren Kinnunen assisted by Justin Wooten and Matt Brown, then Matt Mantel scored unassisted to end the 1st period 2-1 in Lake Scugog's favour. In the second Matt Phoenix slammed Brandon Puckrin's re- bound home to knot the game at 2. All through the third period and first overtime both goalies came up big turning back shot after shot. At 4:18 of the 2nd overtime Karen Kett fired her second goal of the game assisted by Josh Wilson and Matt Phoenix. Congratulations to the players and coaches of Gord Lewis Motors for winning the Atom Championship. = Nobody Does It Better! AJAX LINE: 427-6903 LIers 268 Queen St., Port Perry (lidmotici |