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ER I EEE EN Er EE WE WEE aE EEE RET. iE EEE wae i LEER are nici 34 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 26,1993 The Port Perry Islanders, Ca- nadian Tire Midget No. 2 team had a very busy week with two league games and one exhibi- tion game. On Monday evening we trav- elled to Omemee and came home one goal short. "On Tuesday evening a rough and tough exhibition game was played in Sunderland, again coming home one goal down. The tides turned on Wednes- day night when Millbrook came to town. The Port Perry Island- ers came up with 11 big goals while Millbrook came up short changed with three. Goal scor- ers for the Islanders were Kent Pineridge Sports Atom B report _ Pineridge Sports Atom "B" team played against the Oshawa Red Wings on Oct. 14. The first period showed an even score of 2-2. goals went to Ger- NORRP. ceensesenneens 6.625% Bates subject to change without notice GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES e ANNUAL RATES ° CASHABLE -- 1 YR. 4.75% AREA 5.125% Taylor, Kenton LeFort, Matt Hobbs, Jeff Vernon (two), Jeff Jamieson, Brett Lawson, John Hall, Gord Bentley, Brad Strickert and Greg Thompson. Assists went to Larry Nickes- son (three), Brett Lawson (two), Devin Blair, - Matt Hobbs (three), Greg Thompson (four), Gord Bentley, Scot Prechitko, Jeff Vernon, Kent Taylor, and Brad Strickert. EEA The team looked quite 1m- pressive for this early in the season and under the direction of coaches, Steve Thompson and Gary Smith, trainer Mike Tripp and manager Eric Donnelly, with some practices coming up, ard Timmers assisted by Mike LeFort, the second by Mike Le- Fort assisted by Ian Garnett. 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'The roster this year for the Port Perry Islanders, Canadian Tire Midget No. 2 team consists of: Ian Johnston, Scot Prechitko in goal, Jeff Jamieson, Brett Lawson, Gord Bentley, Kent Taylor on defense. Devin Blair, Greg Thompson, Larry Nicker- son, John Hall, Matt Hobbs, Jon Jamieson, Jeff Vernon, Brad Strickert, and Kenton LeFort on the forward lines. Our home games are sched- uled for 9:15 p.m. on Wednes- day evening, We will host Fene- lon Falls this Wednesday, Oct. 27 at 9:15 p.m. Good luck fel- lows for the 1993-94 season. goals leaving the score 6-2 for the Red Wings. Oct. 21 the team played the Uxbridge Atom "B" team. Our only goal of the game was scored by Mike Wiseman assisted by Trevor Weisflock. The final out- come was 6-1 for Uxbridge. The Pineridge Sports team travelled to Lindsay, Saturday, Oct. 23. The boys had lots of op- portunities in the first period with many shots on net, but were stone-walled by the strong Lindsay goal tending. The team got on the scoreboard when Ja- son Howarth. connected for a goal on a nice pass from Mike Dalby. The second goal for Port was scored by Mike Milligan on a feed from Ryan Haslam. The fi- nal scorewas 5-2 for Lindsay. Our boys will improve with more practice and team work. Keep up the good effort, victory isjust around the corner. Atom house league action Whitby Auto Wreckers won a close one this week beating the Lions 2-1 in an exciting hard fought game. Steven Schewaga scored the winning goal at the six minute mark of the third period, assist- ed by Robbie Taylor. Cameron Vernest opened the scoring for Whitby at 4:20 of the second assistéd by Shawn Mar- tin. Robert Sheehan got that one back for the Lions as the third period started assisted by Chris Gloster. : Both goalies played solid in nets, Darren Royle for Whitby and Ken Lukas for the Lions. Tyler Lucas and Joseph Schembri of the Lions played a strong game. Rick Denike was solid on defence for Whitby. Video Night The second video night of the fall season is coming up on Thursday, Oct. 28 at Port Perry High School at 7:30 p.m. Co- sponsored by the Light-On Film group and Port Perry High School's Environmental Club, video night is free and it is open to everyone! Come and see Diet for a New America and learn some surprising facts about the way we eat and how it affects not just our health, but also the environment. Bring along a mug for coffee or tea. Call 985-3225 or 986-4524 for more information about Port Perry's monthly video night. fo #2 3 . I 5 3 2 : p Port Perry High School treated a number of Durham Region public school students to frightening fun and games last week during its annual Spookarama. Enjoying the fun were Amanda Shea and Jason Smith from Queen Elizabeth School in Oshawa. PPHS student Jennifer Wilson looks on. Pa ee ee ae te eae ee ee RE BRA AAR SRA AAAS by er Br renee ea reteset ele srvice Nov. 7 ~ I am not a regular baseball fan. However, Sunday we could all be proud to be Canadian. We saw the biggest parade Toronto has ever seen. The Dome stadi- um had the seats full and we saw the longest sports program on TV but there was not even a game of any kind. To hear the praise and achievements of those who were honored made us very proud of our "Blue Jays" World Series winners. Did you notice how many men thanked God? Their wives were honored, too! Wouldn't it be nice to just once hear our "politicians" speak kindly of one another, as we" heard those in charge at the Dome stadium. . Sunday in church Rev. Shep- herd asked God for guidance for 'our political leaders on the elec- tion day, Monday. . It was Baptism Sunday. Jil- lian Margaret, daughter of Don- ald and Karen Webb; Sara Ni- cole, daughter of Jeffrey and Kathy Weeks; Kathleen Eliza- beth, daughter of Alan and Sharon Graham were welcomed into the christian church. The choir thrilled the congre- gation with "If We Ever" accom- panied on the piano by our or- ganist Linda Hunter, at the opening of the service, and later sang. One hymn "Child of Bless- ing" from the new 1995 United Church Hymn Book, was sung appropriately after the Baptism Service. Five new pictures were placed.on the TV sereen by five members of the Sunday School. - The Afternoon Fidelis Group of U.C.W. will meet on 1:30 p.m. in the church. The Evening Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the church. The "Sunday Morning Break- fast" was a huge success. The Youth Group would like to ex- tend their "thanks" to everyone who supported their efforts. There is a "euchre party" in Greenbank Hall this Friday, Oct. 29. Everyone is welcome. Congratulations to all the 4- H members who reéeived hon- ov. Jat ors and prizes in Peterborough recently. We can be very proud joe > Ls vices will be on Nov. . Bailey. munity attended the "Kathe-. - rine McKinnon and Don Har- ron" show at the Town Hall in Port Perry on Saturday eve- ning. It brought back wonderful memories of the Don Messer show when Katherine sang the songs so beautifully from yes- terday. She introduced Charlie : Farquharson to us. He was his old funny self, taking us. into. his world of satire, Together, 'Katherine and Don acted in several skits. As a beautiful "lady", Don really was just too funny. After the show, we met the stars for a visit. We learned - Don is a relative of the Don Hadden's and also, Isobel and Morley Raines. They enjoyed getting together for a visit. I, myself, got. a big hug from 'Katherine as we talked about the happy days that we watched the Don Messer show on TV. Here we saw Katherine make her singing debut so long ago. Don promised to look up my son-in-law Gordon West of the RCMP in Charlottetown ce 'Port Perry. Senior Choir will . be joining our Greenbank Choir next Sunday for special music for our Sunday service. © 'Our Senior Choir practice will be changed to Wednesday. evening at 7:30 p.m. The Teen Choir will practice this Sunday for 30 minutes following the church service. - Don and Elaine Campbell en- tertained . their family and frierids on Sunday for a special occasion. It was: Elaine's moth- er's birthday. Happy birthday to Mrs. Gertrude Burn. ~~ Greenbank Anniversary Ser- 7. Our guest speaker is Rev. Frank Mrs. Margaret Couperth- waite, Muriel Gibson and Hel- en McKean attended the Cen- tral Ontario Women's Institute Convention at the Howard Johnson Hotel in Scarborough on Friday. This was the ninety- first annual convention. The: "theme was "Meeting the Chal- lenge of Change".