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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, January 2, 1991 me) IU IVD 4 wo Lily Tf The Bancroft Jets defeated Manvers 3-2 to take the Bantam B championship in a re- cent tournament held In Port Perry. In photo above are Bancroft captain Dereck Thompson and MVP Dave Wadsworth, and at left Is Manvers captain Paul Lynch. This was a well- played, hard-fought hockey game that could have gone either way. In the Consolation fi- nal, Port Bantams whipped Peterborough 6-1. Scugog Overhead Doors Pee Wees On Saturday the Scugog Overhead Door Pee Wee B's hosted their annual tournament. After shaking off the affects of too much turkey and dressing, "The Doors' focused their attention on a tough team from Lindsay to kick off early morning action. Lindsay applied pressure early when they opened the scoring after only 2 minutes of play. Port then settled down and tied it on a slick effort by Kevin Gray from Kent Taylor and Matt Phillips. The second period belonged to the home squad as they scored two more to take a comfortable 3-1 lead into the 3rd. Once again "The Doors" dominated play in the final frame outscoring the opposition 2-1. The goal posts at our end in this one seemed 2 feet wide at times as the Lindsay snipers clanked countless shots off them. Scoring for Port were Kent Taylor, two goals and one assist, Kevin Gray one goal and one assist, Tim Fitzpatrick one goal, Matt Phillips one goal and one assist. Other assists went to Brad Morton, Jason Logan (2), Chris Drury, Jeff Jamieson and Kirk Swain. The recent aquisition of Devin Blair from the house league has proven to be a real bonus on defence. His play in this game was superb and he will fit in very well along the blue line. Sharp goaltending by Jamie Trick and Dylan Ferguson helped put this game in the win column. In the second game Port Perry went head to head against Beaverton. "The Doors" came out flying, scoring two unanswered goals in the first by Brad Morton and Jason Logan. It looked as though Port was going to run away with this one until the sleeping giant woke up. As soon as Port stopped hitting, Beaverton began hitting their stride and tied it up before the second buzzer. The third period belonged to Beaverton as they scored four times to eliminate Port from fur- ther competition. Port managed Classic Neubody 40 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-4104 3 TONING * MANICURE FACIALS * BODY & FACIAL WAXING * BODY THERAPY * * CELLULITE TREATMENT (body wraps) * Gift Certificates Available * PEDICURE HOURS: Monday to Friday - 9:00 am to 7:30 pm n We Now Do Window Tinting! 985-8507 MOBILE SERVICE GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP a lone marker by Kirk Swain in the dying seconds. As it turned out Beaverton went on to paste the Oshawa Black Hawks 5-1 to take the '""'A'"' cham- pionship and Lindsay edged Oakville 3-1 to take the consola- tion round. All in all a good effort from the entire squad. Keep up the good work guys! Bantam B's win The Port Perry Sportsland Ban- tams got in their final Christmas preparation on Dec. 23, as they nipped Bowmanville Toros 4-3 at home to avenge a road loss the previous week. Scott Heasman opened the scor- ing in the first minute, assisted by Dave Bourgeois and Mike Williams. Lou Whitfield doubled the margin from Jason Phillips and that's how the period ended. In the second, the Toros counted three times to go into the third up 3-2; but Jason Coutoulakis answered with a pair of his own in the final frame. The tying goal was scored at 11:13 from Steve Desauels, and the win- ner came with 5:36 left from Desautels and Mark Cosway. Friday, Sportsland hosted their own tournament and came within an eyelash of playing in the A final before settling for the B championship. First opposition was a tenacious, hustling team from Manvers, who rode a strong goaltending effort to a 3-1 win. Port had enough quality chances to win the game but were stoned repeatedly and Manvers built up a 3-0 lead. Whitfield finally got Sportsland on the board late in the third, but Manvers withstood any late rally attempt. Williams and Phillips assisted on the goal. The Bourgeois, Todd Smart, Chad Kearns line dominated game two against Lindsay, ac- B championship cumulating 19 points in the 11-2 win. Smart led the way with a hat trick and 4 assists, Kearns also had the 'trick' and 3 assists, while Bourgeois counted once and had 5 helpers. Jeremy Norton also had a big scoring game with 1 goal and 3 assists. Phillips, Heasman, and Chad Garvock had single scores; and Whitfield, Williams, and Coutoulakis each notched an assist. Goals were key in the tour- nament format and Port kept up the pressure throughout, leading 4-1 and 7-2 at the period breaks. One extra goal for Newmarket in a 2-2 tie with Manvers would have sent Port to the A final, but the tie relegated Sportsland to the B game where they continued strong offensive play, rolling to a 6-1 win over Peterboro St. John. Phillips got the ball rolling ear- ly with his first of 2 in the game. Garvock followed up with the eventual winner at 7:09 of the first and later added a pair of assists. Kearns and Norton scored in the second, and after Peterboro had broken Mike Pashley's shutout, Phillips and Cosway closed out the scoring. Blair Prechitko pick- ed up a pair of assists in the game and Heasman had a single. The Sportsland Bantams finish 1990 sporting a 19-15-2 record and have entered 4 tournaments, win- ning 3 B championships. The team will be looking to continue its improved play in 1991 as playoffs approach. Nursing Home News by Wendy Clark I certainly hope that everyone had a very merry Christmas. It sure was nice to see the cheery smiles on many of the residents as Christmas Day arrived. A special thank you to the Island Church carollers for sing- ing throughout the halls on the afternoon of Sunday the 16th. Dur- ing Monday morning Mrs. Wat- son's Grade 1 class from RHC visited and made Christmas table favours with the residents. Later on many took part in a Christmas quiz. The following day we watch- ed the delightful movie called "It's a Wonderful Life." Wednesday was our monthly residents council meeting. The residents were very pleased with the response for our support of a Malmont Atom A's From Page 21 their trophies after coming out on top of the scoring 4-1. One goal for the good guys in the first period. Daryl put it out in front to Dillan who drifted it in. Cobourg came back with the only goal of the 2nd period to tie it up. The third period belonged to Port. Kevin Cochrane made sure firing it in on a pass from Daryl & Shane. Adam put an insurance marker in. Assist to Dillan and ... finishing Port's scoring was Casey dumping it into the open net. Daryl gaining an assist on the play. Great game guys! Congratulations. From the coaching staff, parents and boys of Malmont Farms, we extend our best wishes to everyone for a happy 1991. Hop- ing you all had a safe and merry holiday. SUNROOFS! TRUCK SLIDER! CELLULAR PHONES! BOX LINERS! RUNNING BOARDS! y SE w zo i | é & ft al 1 J ES a. id ORT PERRY uto glass & trim Itd. a -- a ------t -------- = Upholstery (Marine & Auto) Snowmobile & Bike Seats Insurance Claims Auto & Safety Glass o Plexi & Lexan Glass o Upholstery (Restaurant, Chairs, Kitchen, 139 Water St. 6 High Port Perry Office) 985-8507 985-0995 needy family in the area. Also ideas were discussed for 1991. Well, Thursday arrived, and with it we had our annual Christmas party. Some great entertainment was supplied by Eva Hunter and friends, Church of Ascension Choir, Claire Whit- ter, Adam Timson, Clem Jeffrey and Karen McLean. It certainly was nice to see many residents families in attendance and also to have Santa Claus as our special guest. A fine evening was had by all. The week ended with a Christmas Bingo. The day before Christmas was spent sippin' on rum and egg nog and singing carols, while mun- ching on bacon wrapped chestnuts. We were all sure to hang our stockings before retiring for bed. Christmas Day rolled in with the festive spirit in the air. Santa stopped by to wish us a merry Christmas and hand out gifts. It was nice to see many residents able to go out with fami- ly for the day. After a day of rest we had a Christmas Show and Tell on Thursday, December 27. Many residents were reminiscing about Christmas in the good ole' days. Another week ended with the Lindsay concert band enter- taining us with their delightful music. Birthday wishes are extended to Mr. Bordon Barry (Jan. 6) and to Mrs. Inez Rowett (10). Upcoming events in January in- clude Looking Over 1990 - 1:30 (8), and Craft Club - 7:30 (9). 'I'hroughout the holiday season we have had many organizations, clubs, church groups, enter- tainers, etc. come into our nurs- ing home to provide us with delightful entertainment. Due to the many programs I may have missed mentioning your name and I apologize but none-the-less, on behalf of the residents we want to thank everyone who came by throughout the festive season. - PRUTIRR EL SS CRS . ge 8 Aa Re ch Rs a aa ny 7 JEN A icon th to RRR oy --t TA ---- RRS a