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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 27, 1990 -- 35 Novice House League Hockey results All four team travelled down the road to Manvers Arena for their scheduled House League games. With just one week left in the schedule, all four teams were "fine tuning" their skills for the up-coming Round Robin Playoffs. Van Camp Construction 7 Port Perry Printing 2 The first game of the day saw Port Perry Printing take on Van Camp Construction. The Port team opened the scoring at 6:02 of the first period on a goal by Bowling Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Feb. 21 Games Over 200: Dorothy Lee 217, Marian Geer 205, Kathy Lewerentz 255, Carol Koch 242, Carol Beatty 200, Darlene Vanderswet 220, Joyce Storry 209, Joani Fletcher 210, Merle St. John 242, 219, Barb Kelly 236, Marg. Lee 204, 213, 202, Dolores Miles 224. 3 Games Over 600: Merle St. John 656, Marg Lee 619. Team Standings: 7-UP 12, Sprite 11, Wink 9, Pepsi 6, Fresca 4, Coke 0. Monday Night Ladies Feb. 12 Team Standings: Whisper 26, Phantom 21, No Nonsense 19, Sheer Energy 18, Secret 12, Leggs 9 600 Triples: Sue Norton 633, Marg White 627. 200 Games: Bev. Silverman 212, Terry Fagan 209, Sue Norton 249, Jeremy Heyworth and assited by Scott Harper. At 2:35 of the first period, Scott Harper scored assisted by Glenn McCready. At the end of the period the. Scoreboard read P.P.P. 2 and Van Camp 0. Halfway through the second period at 4:48, Jonathon Froats scored assisted by Greg Bruton. At the 1:02 mark of the second period, Jonathon Froats scored his second goal of the game assisted by Ashleigh Murphy and pins and Marg White 251, Tina Rose 250, Sylvia Lown 210, Edna Langford 210, Marg Burnfield 208, 207, In- grid Norwick 217. High Single: Marg White 251. Monday Night Ladies Feb. 19 Team Standings: Whisper 33, No Nonsense 26, Phantom 21, Sheer Energy 18, Secret 17, Leggs 11. 600 Triples: Tina Rose 648, Sue Duncan 601. High Single: Sue Duncan 246. 200 Games: Marg White 220, Tina Rose 231, Terry MacDonald 208, Edith Bowers 242, Sylvia Lown 203, Elma Vernon 237, Marg Burnfield 208, 207, Shirley Ash 201, Tracy Beach 241, Sylvia Carter 207, Ilean Pugh 206, Anne McCreight 201, Edna Langford 216, 241, Sue Duncan 246, 237, Don- na Kaye Cochrane 201. Juniors win opener On Wed. Feb. 21, the Port Perry I.G.A. Juniors travelled to Sunderland to begin their quest to become the league champions. Although finishing fifth in the league the coaching staff feel that Port Perry has a good chance at winning. We have defeated and lost to each team we have to play except Woodville who has defeated everyone in our league. Our last game against Woodville was early in the season and our young ladies have certainly im- proved since then. In Sunderland, Port Perry I.G.A. took control of the game right from the opening whistle as we scored at the 45 second mark and never relinquished the lead. Sunderland did make the game a little closer than expected due to penalty trouble we ran into but our penalty killers did a good job. Scoring for us in this game were JoAnn Zall 2 assists, Jennifer Hunter 2 assists, Jennifer King 2 assists, 2 goals, Danielle Lally 1 assist, Kendra McCrae 1 assist, Kristin Armstrong 1 assist, 1 goal, Val Payne 1 assist, 2 goals, and Denna Lovering 1 assist, 4 goals. Our quest continues on Mar. 3 at 5:30 p.m. in Port Perry when we will play Woodville. The Port Perry [.G.A. Juniors would like to congratulate the Allen's Siding Products Tween Team on their win this past weekend to advance them to the Provincial 'A' Cham- pionships and we wish them good luck. Novice playoffs In what continues to be a very exciting play-off series, Pearce Auctioneers Novice Rep Team continues to meet the challenge. On Monday, Feb. 19th, against Stouffville, Port opened the scor- ing on a blistering shot from Justin Kowalczyk which was tip- ped in by Scott Jeffrey. Port continued the pressure for the first period and added two more goals for a 3-0 lead. Scoring the second was Seth Gray on a wrap around from Blayne Kin- nunen and Adam Jones. The third was scored by Danny Lyons from Scott Jeffrey and Troy Campbell. Late in the third period Adam Hobbs finally beat a stubborn Stouffville goalie to make the final score 4-0. Assisting on the goal was Blayne Kinnunen and Ryan Moynes. Goaltending duo of Shane Savage and Corey Branton preserved the shut-out with some fine saves. On Wednesday, Feb. 21, the team travelled to Cobourg for more exciting play-off action. Casey Vanschagen provided all the scoring punch Port needed with a hat-trick in a thrilling 3-2 win for the Auctioneers. Casey's first goal was an end to end rush with Dillan Weber assisting. Late in the second, Casey put Port ahead 2-1 from Seth Gray and Blayne Kinnunen. Cobourg tied the game up early in the third and the excitement real- ly began. The parents were on the edge of their seats as Casey completed his hat-trick from Adam Jones late in the game to seal the win. Strong two way efforts from Ian Parliament and Brad Johnston with their usual tough forechecking. On Monday the 26th, the team was in Cobourg for another thrill- ing play-off game and play host to Stouffville on Wednesday the 28th. Come on out and support this fine Port Perry Novice Team, you won't be disappointed. Shane Savage to tie the game at 2-2. With just 27 seconds to go in the second period, Van Camp scored again to go ahead 3-2. Aaron Chambers scored this gaol assisted by Shane Savage and Jeff Ashton. In the third period Van Camp scored 4 unanswered goals, never looking back to win the game by a 7-2 count. Scoring for Van Camp in the third period was, at the 8:48 mark, Jeff Ashton, assisted by Aaron Chambers and Devon strikes Ladies Wednesday Night February 21 Team Standings: Tulips 49; Lillies 44; Pansies 33; Roses 31; Orchids 27; Daisies 26 High Single: Beth Oke 249. High Single with Handicap: Debbie Horton 287. High Triple: Debbie Horton 643. High Triple with Handicap: Debbie Horton 784. Games over 200: Beth Oke 249; Debbie Horton 216,240; Jackie Dempster 238; Krissy Tripp 230,212; Eleanor Thachuk 216; Agnes Smith 215; Darla Goreski 212; Ange Woodcock 206; Margot Brain 203; Brenda Appleby 201. Triple over 550: Debbie Horton 643; Krissy Tripp 593; Brenda Ap- pleby 578; Gail Wallace 570; Beth Oke 564. Winners of 2nd Section: Lillies' Dorothy Freeman, Jackie Demp- ster, Bonnie Bell, Betty Anne Freeman, Lynn Heale, Lynne Taylor. Mixed February 20 High Triples: Alf Tomchishn 674 (292); Janet Rankin 668 (266,254); Jack Monsma 646 (273,204); Nancy Bryans 606 (238). High Singles: Howard Gauthier 228; Chris Williams 226,205; Bob Bryans 215; Mary Dowdall 210; Rhonda Trapp 203. Thursday Night Men's February 22 Team Standings: Dowson's Valu Mart 40; Norm"s Cont. 34; Village Taxi 33; Brian's Towing 32; Lake Scugog Lumber 31; Allen's Siding 31; Philp Pontiac 28; House of Howard 27; Emmer- son's Insurance 26; 1.G.A. 21; Legion 17; Centennial Lanes 16. High Single Flat: T. Edwards 337. High Single with Handicap: T. Edwards 381. High Triple Flat: G. Wilson 723. High Triple with Handicap: T. Edwards 830. Games over 215: R. Prosser 233; E. Johanson 261; L. Delore 231; P. Pelow 217; B. Henshall 245; D. Orr 227,225; D. Dickson 261; T. Thompson 235,228; 1. Grif- fen 230; C. Watts 231,240; T. Watts 251; D. Durham 228; T. Edwards 337; G. Vizley 226,247; G. McHugh 225; J. Ballingal 242; B. White 230,274; T. Cochrane 242; P. Robinson 222; G. Wilson 223,227,273; B. Yeomanson 227; B. Sonley 245,259; J. Lynde 243; R. Sheehey 216,224; J. Healey 239,244. Triple over 600: R. Twist 609;: H. Colston 616; D. Orr 628; D. Dickson 644; T. Thompson 655; C. Watts 665; T. Edwards 698; G. Vizley 625; G. McHugh 609; J. Ballingal 638; B. White 693; G. Wilson 723; B. Sonley 655; R. Sheehey 653; J. Healey 657. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies February 20 Team Standings: Head & Shoulders 17; Halo 17; Adorn 15; Prell 13; L'Oreal 11; Finesse 11. 200 Flat: Joan Fleming 214; Marg Jeffrey 204. Symes. At 7:15 Greg Bruton scored, assisted by Keith Han- cock. At 6:55 Ashleigh Murphy scored her "First goal of the season' on a beautiful goal, assisted by Greg Bruton and Jonathon Froats. With 32 seconds left in the game Jamie Clarke scored an unassisted goal. Play- ing in goal for P.P.P. was Tommy Keeble and Jonathon Chambers was in goal for Van Camp. Honorable mention for a good two way effort for Van Cmap was Ben Stephenson and Adam Mabhaffy for (P.P.P.) Port Perry Printing. Re/Max Realty 4 Davids Hairstyling 2 The second game of the day saw Davids and Re/Max play a tight checking, fast skating game. In this game the offence for both teams was up for this game, but "Both Goalies" were better. These two goalies stopped breakaways, screenshots, you name it, they stopped it. Re/Max opened the scoring at 4:56 of the first period on a goal by Bob Cowie assisted by Daniel Lee. With 2:18 left in the first period, David Gainey scored assisted by Daniel Lee. Davids closed the gap to 2-1 on a neat goal by Chris Jones, assisted by Tom- my Baker and Jason Crosier. At the 5:17 mark of the second period, Davids tied the game on a goal scored by Tyler Wootton assisted by Ryan McQuade. There wasn't any more scoring in the second period, with the score still tied 2-2. . Most of the third period was scoreless, but at the 3:35 mark, Justin Sheehey scored a "BIG" goal, assisted by David Gainey, to put Re/Max ahead by a 3-2 count. With just 2:38 left in the game, Re/Max scored again on a goal by Scott Cunningham assisted by Bob Cowie. In goal for Davids Hairstyling was Michael MacLennan and Russ Brown was in goal for Re/Max Realty. Honorable Mention for a Good Defensive Effort for Davids, goes to Joel Phoenix and Robert Ranger. Daniel Lee and Corey Branton also for a Good Defensive Effort for Re/Max. NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE STANDINGS Team Port Perry Printing Re/Max Realty David's Hairstyling Van Camp Construction W L T Pt 10 6 2 22 10 6 2 22 8 6 4 20 3 13 2 8 Girls advance The Port Perry High School Girl's Volleyball team placed second in the LOSSA(Lake On- tario Secondary School) Cham- pionshipson Friday. In their first game the girls defeated Curtis two games to none. They lost their second to G.L. Roberts 2-1, they contin- ued on to beat Brock 2-1, which placed them in the finals. They lost the final match to Brock 2- "The girls placed second over- all, and will go on to compete in DYSSA this Thursday in Thornhill. The Junior, and Senior teams each placed fourth over- allin their LOSSA matches. Bantam Bs win 4-3 On Monday, February 19th, the Sportsland Bantams hosted the rugged team from Haliburton. The Sportsland team came up big in the third frame to steal the show. Sean McEnaney was Port's first goal scorer at the 14 minute mark of the first period. The assists went to Steve Desautels and Pete King. Port was then able to put the puck in the net with a strong effort by Lindsay Parry to bang it by the Haliburton goalie. Assists went to Sean McEnaney and Steve Desautels. The visitors then scored two goals to make the score 2-2 after two periods. However Sportsland's goalie, Adam Heyes, played an astonishing game between the GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Annual Rates pipes. Port came out in the third "JUST-A-FLYING"' with a goal scored by Chad Garvock assisted by linemates Scott Wylie and Jeff Card. This goal came at the 11 minute 17 second mark of the third. Haliburton, though, didn't give up and scored with 8 minutes left in the third. Now tied at three, Port scored with one minute left. The goal scorer was Scott Wylie, unassisted. Haliburton pulled: their goalie for the extra attacker. Jeff Card picked up a pass along the board and with a burst of speed, he out skated the two defensemen and shot on net to get the insurance goal. Final score, Port Perry 5 and Haliburton 3. CERTIFICATES R.S.P. Rates 1 Year 12.25% 5 Year 11.50% Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY PHONE for Over 15 Years" 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation