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> fo 40 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 29, 1991 Pineridge Atom Bs preparing for The Pineridge Sports Atom B team travelled to Orono for an exhibition game against the Little NHL Minor Black- Hawks on Monday night. From the moment the puck hit the ice, Port took control of the game, cashing in with the first goal only minutes into the game. They continued to dominate the ice, lighting up the scoreboard a total of 10 times and allowing only one goal against. Scoring in this game was Nick Pelyk two goals, two as- sists, Dave Gainey two goals, one assist, Scott Sanderson, Greg Bruton, Ryan McQuade and Adam Hobbs one goal, two assists each, Ian Parliament three assists, Dan Lyons one goal, one assist, Brad Monsma one goal, Glen McCready, Aa- ron Chambers and Adam Brain one assist each. The Pineridge boys contin- ued their winning ways in their next league game against Sunderland. Their dis- play of hockey skills were evi- dent as they skated to a clean victory with nine goals to their credit, again only allowing one goal against. Sunderland's goal tending kept Port from doing any double digit dam- age. Scoring in this game was Ryan McQuade three goals (second hat trick of the sea- son), Danny Lyons two goals, 'Oakwood tourney Greg Bruton, Ian Parliament, Ryan Moynes and Glen McCready two assists each," Scott Sanderson, Adam Hobbs one goal, one assist each. Dave Gainey, Brad Monsma one goal each. Port finished off the week- end with a legue game in Om- emee. This powerful team proved to be a challenge from the start. However the play was back and forth giving both teams chances to score, but it was Omemee who got the go- ahead goal on a deflection off a Port stick. Lady Luck could not be found as Omemee con- tinued to lite the scoreboard. Port answered back, with a goal midway through the sec- ond period, closing the gap Just slightly. The third period belonged to Omemee as Pats skates were losing ground and in the dying minutes of the game, Omemee guaranteed the win with a couple of quick goals. Goal tenders Jon Chambers and Shane Savage were called upon frequently as Omemee applied pressure at every turn. Scoring for Port in this game was Greg Burton, unas- sisted. The Pineridge boys will practise later this week as they prepare for a weekend tournament in Oakwood. \ Community News Ideas? [cane Port Perry Star 985-7383 Discounts Winter Overhaul Manager, today. on lawn tractors and equipment. FREE pick-up and delivery (within 35 km of Utica). FREE pair of work gloves with every job. 5% Discounts on repair parts and labour. Offer expires March 31, 1992. Call John Vanstrien, Service We Specialize in Service for All Makes Wednesday, Oct. 23, the Port Perry Canadian Tire Mid- gets hosted Little Britain. Port Perry opened the scoring mid- way into the period with a goal by Steve Desautels assist- ed by Todd Smart and Scott Wylie. Two more goals were scored by the home team in the sec- ond period when Lindsay Par- ry blocking a defensemans shot at the blue line, stole the puck and went in to tuck it in right behind the goalie. Min- utes later Todd Smart found the mark assisted by Mark Co- sway The third period saw the Canadian Tire team pull ahead by two more goals-one by Scott Wylie assisted by Mark Cosway and Steve De- PORT PERRY NIGH SCHOOL tstanding rebel is Anthony Farrell who is a Grade 10 student who for this season is play- ing junior soccer. Anthony is a very, very good soccer player. He plays "free rover" centre forward and centre half which means he plays all over the field. And he really does! He comes back to be a mainstay on defense and moves for- ward to score, takes our free kicks and penalty kicks. On top of that he is a posi- tive team leader by action and example on and off the field. Anthony was a valued member on last year's LOS- SA midget basketball cham- pions as well as being one of the stalwarts on the midget rugby team. Over this past summer, Anthony was selected to represent Ontario on the provincial under 16 team. "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Canadian Tire Midgets defeat ) Little Britain 5-4, but lose to Sutton sautels and the final one by Steve assisted by Mark. Rick Hutchinson and Mike Tripp shared the well de- served shutout-final score 5-0. Thursday, Oct. 24 saw the Canadian Tire Midgets travel to Sutton. The first period was fast ~ skating and super saves being made by both goalies but Sut- ton managed to score twice and take a 2-0 lead into the second period. The Tire boys cut the mar- gin to 2-1 on a nice back hand shot by Todd Smart with as- sists going to Jason Coutoula- kis and Steve Desautels. Our fellows skated hard but couldn't buy a break. Sutton scored early in the third to take a 3-1 lead but strong work by Todd Smart re- sulted in his second goal of the night, assists to Louis Whit- field and Lindsay Parry. Port pressed but couldn't score. Sutton scored late in the period to win 4-2 and give Port their first loss of the season. Good luck in Oakwood tour- nament! Pearce Auction Novice squad meet tough opposition The weekend of Oct. 24-26 saw Port Perry Novice | facing three of the more challenging teamsin theirleague. On Thursday evening, Pick- ering visisted Port Perry. The goaltenders received a good workout at the hands of the Pickering shooters. It was a long evening for coaches Spen- cley, Parry and Empringham that saw a shoot-out with 16 goals being scored, 12 for Pick- ering, four for Port Perry. Friday evening we travelled to Cobourg to face a team that had previously trounced our boys. The Port team surprised the home team with outstand- ing goaltending from Chris Monsma and D'Arcy Stephens to post an exciting 5-3 win. Steve Wygerde's strong hus- tle resulted in one Port goal, as- sisted by Grant Hooker. Bra- den Tarbotton had two and Jason Whitworth completed the scoring. Saturday afternoon found the Pearce Auction squad in Lindsay. Adam Moynes and Chris Skerratt combined to open the scoring in the second period. One goal by Braden Tar- botton and another by Jason Whitworth confirmed the 3-1 win for Port Perry. RITES Our goalies continued to be strong in net. Dean Van Camp. patrolled the left side with au- thority and Sean Jeffrey was a defensive stalwart for Port Perry. Scott Brownson counted four assists on the weekend. Ladies Fall Scramble at Oakridge Golf Club On Friday, Oct. 25 Oakridge Golf Club held its first annual Ladies Fall Scramble. Finishing in first was Louise Brown's team from Country Lane with a 38. Second was Marian Ross' team also from Country Lane with a 43. Third was Pat Sowden team from Oakridge (43) and fourth was Nancy Townsend's team from Oakridge with a 44. First place team members in- cluded Louise Brown, Freda Ryder and Teri Truba. Second place Marian Ross, Isabelle Mo- thersill and Barb Meek. Third place was Pat Sowden, Pat Bag- A GORGON FOUNDATION PRESENTATION wll HALLOWEEN BASH D.J. - Jason Canavan Featuring nell and Elaine Murphy and fourth was Nancy Towsend, June Beeston and Elaine Atchi- son. Duplicate Bridge Oct. 23 Afternoon 3 Table Howell, Avg. 25 ov Bonnie and Jack Davies 31 2 2nd Doris Phinney and Judy Atkinson 30 1/2 3 DeLaine and Jerry Dyer 29 Evening 6 Table Howell Avg. 48 1st Brenda and Jim Gilmour 65 2nd Joan West and Gord Day 59 3rd Bea Chapman and Hoppy Carnwith 53 4th Judy Atkinson and John Finlayson 52 & Nothing Runs ff SAT. 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