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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" Auto Wreckers, Gord Lewis in shoot out In the first game of their Atom house league playoffs, the Whitby Auto W ers defeated Gord Lewis 10-3 in a wide open fast skating shoot-out. Blayne Kinnunen led the Wreckers with five goals and one assist and also scored the first three goals of the game, earning himself a natural hat trick. Gord Lewis pressed early, but Lewis' goalie Devon Symes had to face many breakaways. Team scoring sum- maries for the Wreckers were as follows: Wade Ritchie one goal and five assists; one goal and one assist for John Sanders, Keith Hancock, Ken Ellis and Joel Van Camp; one assist each for Dave Crouter, Kam Cooper and goalie Mike MacLennan. Scoring for Gord Lewis were Daniel Lee, Jeremy Pare and Scott Willman with assists going to Joel Phoenix, Chris Thompson and Jeremy Pare. Although this was a high scoring game, Gord Lewis players outshot the Wreckers and had the territorial advantage throughout the game. This perseverance and determina-, tion should help them in their future playoff games. "On Sunday evening, in the second round of the Atom house league playoffs, the Whitby Auto Wreckers defeated the Port Perry Lions 5-4 in an exciting fast paced game. Lions goalie Jonathan Froats played a solid game and kept the Lions within striking distance. Lions opened the scoring at 4:33 as Ryan Hawkins scored from Josh Martyn. The Wreckers replied at 1:10 as John Sanders scored, ~ assisted by Ken Ellis. The second period was also tied at two a piece as Lions' Tim Wray scored, assisted by Bob Cowie and Scott Cunningham. One minute later, Wreckers' Wade Ritchie scored assisted by Keith Hancock. Wreckers scored three quick goals. The first two by Blayne Kin- nunen, assisted by Keith Hancock and then Keith scored, unassisted. The Lions roared back with less than two minutes remaining as Josh Martyn scored, unassisted, and then Bob Cowie scored from Josh Mar- tyn, with four seconds remaining. Unfortunately time had run out for the Lions and the fans were left breathless after such an exciting last period with all out effort by both teams. Whitby's goalie Mike MacLennan again gave a solid performance in the Wreckers' net. Both teams con- tinue their playoffs next Saturday. Ivory Forest Juniors The Ivory Forest Juniors con- tinued to demonstrate their winning ways as they skated to a 5-2 win over the Scarborough Junior AAs last Sunday. Port Perry strutted their stuff as: they took control of the game and dominated the game throughout the entire game. The defensive trio of Jennifer Morden, Leea Kinnunen and Michelle Ftizpatrick put an ef- fective damper on Scarbo- rough's offensive attack. The of- fensive lines controlled the play to their advantage as they com- bined to score five goals. Karen Kett and Jennifer Smith scored double whammies and Kim Poppleton fired in a single. Kim also earned two assists with in- dividual assists going to Amy Parliament and Dawn Dou- cette. The final score bodes well for the Port Perry team as this will be one of the teams the Ivory Juniors will be facing off against in the Ontario Provin- cials which will take place in Kitchener during the March break. March of Dimes offers 100 free rounds of golf The Ontario March of Dimes is proud to present its 1992 Go- Golf Passport program. The Go- Golf Passport may be pur- chased for $75 and entitles the purchaser to play a free game of golf at over 100 golf courses across Ontario. This includes admission and green fees. The Passport is available now at any Ontario March of Dimes office. Volunteers with the Dur- ham Region of the March of Dimes will be selling the Pass- port at the Oshawa Centre on Saturday, April 25 from 9 a.m. to6 p.m. STERN DRIVES & INBOARDS * Factory trained technicians * Genuine parts PORT PERRY MARINA Lakefront Port Perry 416-985-3236 | Included in the list of golf courses in the Oshawa area are Country Lane Golf Club in Whitby, Kedron Dells Golf Course in Oshawa, Annandale Golf and Riverside Golfin Ajax. The Passbook is valued at over $2,000. All proceeds from the sale of the GoGolf Passports will be used to assist adults with ~~ physical disabilities through a variety of Ontario March of Dimes programs. For more information about the Passport or to order one, please call 434-5280. by BOWLDEN $ ~~ The Immaculate Conception Catholic PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 10, 1992 - 31 School girls basketball team won a bronze medal x A at the Regional Tournament on Feb. 25. The tournament was held at Sir Albert Love School in Oshawa. Pictured are (front, from left) Rosie Sax, Chrissy Cambers, Julie Turn- bull, Mary Rose Ouellette, (back row) Mrs. Geer, coach, Mandy Baker, Jennifer Darwin and Kathleen Stephenson. Missing from the photo are Amelie Leveille, Amy Wilson, and Kath- leen Farquharson. Wolves awaiting approval The fate of the Central Onta- rio Wolves is now in the hands of the Ontario Minor Hockey Asso- ciation. If the Wolves are given the go ahead the nine proposed teams will be entering the ranks of AAA hockey. The teams from minor and major novice through Angels awarded tourney The Scugog Angels Fastball Club has been awarded the Pro- vincial Women's Softball Asso- ciation Open Tournament to be held on the last weekend of July, 1992. : There will be between 20 and 36 teams competing in the On- tario Senior Elimination tour- nament. Games will take place on the two waterfront diamonds in Port Perry, as well as on dia- monds in Seagrave and Green- bank. Teams competing will come from as far away as Northern Ontario, Ottawa, St. Catha- rines and Kitchener as well as Scugog's Angels Club and Oshawa. The tournament will begin July 31 and run through to Aug. 3. The Scugog Angels will be starting their workouts in the next two weeks. COMPANY MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION GRANITE MARBLE BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own 45 YEARS OF PERSONAL SERVICE UXBRIDGE Written Guarantee 852-3472 Fos oun erownoom 108 BROCK ST. WEST TRANSPORTATION BY NEAUCST to major midget would begin play in the Eastern AAA league this fall. The hockey centres respre- sented by the Wolves are Port Perry, Beaverton, Bobcaygeon, Bowmanville, Cannington, Co- bourg, Fenelon Falls, Halibur- ton, Lindsay, Little Britain, Manvers, Minden, Newcastle, Oakwood, Omemee, Ops, Oro- no, Stouffville, Sunderland, Ux- bridge and Woodville. Kelly Doyle, president of the Wolves' hockey organization, said once they get the go ahead from the OMHA they will begin selecting arenas which the teams will call home. "We hove to locate the clubs as centrally as possible, but we might not be able to do that this year. We don't know where the kids are coming from. We will be better able to do that next year," he said. At a meeting in February the executive for the Wolves was elected. The eight-member ex- ecutive consists of Kelly Doyle, Neil Brown, Terry Ferguson, Elain Finn, Terry Lynch, Jack White, Brian Fagan and Bill Gonder. In an earlier interview with the Port Perry Star, organizer Terry Ferguson said, "the OMHA has never turned a re- quest down yet and I see no rea- son why our request would be denied." OPEN ICE TIMES AVAILABLE at Scugog Arena Call for bookings Saturday, March 28 Sunday, March 29 PORT PERRY AND DISTRICT MINOR SOFTBALL REGISTRATION Scugog Arena 9:00 to 4:00 11:00 - 3:00 FEE: $40.00 per player $100.00 family (3+) Prior to these dates, Registration will be accepted at: PINERIDGE SPORTS, Queen St. 'SPORTSLAND, Water St. Further Information 985-8689 1