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¢ 34 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 30,1993 ANG IN LW MGR CAR FAY SWIM LW ERS, Rat NC BI I Ant rat SOR I we Rd lies Briss » Ab om dr GE FOS os o "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" YMCA floor hockey Six-Eight Year Olds On Monday, Nov. 8 the Cana- dians beat the Leafs by a score of 8-5 for their first win of the year. Ryan Petch scored four oals to pace the Canadians. ne goal each by Keenan Geer, Kyle Bowers, Ryan O'Leary and Chad Wansbrough. Scoring for the Leafs were Timothy Cruickshank with three goals and one each by Mark Morrison and Daniel Shore. Boston Kowalczyk made some great saves in goal for the Canadians for their first victo- ry. On Monday, Nov. 15 the Ca- nadians made it two wins in a row by edging by the Leafs by a score of 6-5. Two goals each by Ryan O'Leary, Kyle Bowers and Ryan Petch paced the Canadi- ans. Leaf goalscorers were Dan Halward and Timothy Cruick- shank with two goals each and one goal by Michael Shay. James Donaldson and Peter Sheppard played superbly on defence for the Canadians. Nine-11 Year Olds On Monday, Nov. 8 the Cana- dians beat the Leafs 10-6. Car- los Connell led the Canadians attack with three goals, two goals each by Ryan Appleton, David Halward, and Jason Don- ohue and one goal by Darryl Dalton. Leaf goals by Doug Town with three, Jonathon Rogalski with two and one goal by Craig Cannon. On Monday, Nov. 15 the Leafs scored five goals in the third period to tie the Canadi- ans 5-5 for their first point of the year. Craig Cannon and Jonathon Rogalski paced the Leafs with two goals each, one Gr : BOWLDEN by 45 YEARS OF PERSONAL SERVICE UXBRIDGE UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own Written Guarantee 852-3472 For oun siowroow 108 BROCK ST. WEST Tra onraneTe AND results goal by Doug Town. Scoring for the Canadians were Carlos Connell with two goals, one goal each by Ryan Ap- pleton, Darryl Dalton and Da- vid Halward. Stefan Senyk and Jeremy Park played great de- fensively for the Leafs. Six-Eight Year Olds On Monday, Nov. 22 the Leafs beat the Canadians 14-4. Leading the Leafs attack was Danny Halward with seven goals, also scoring for the Leafs were Mark Morrison with three goals and two goals each by Steve Karalash and Michael Shay. Kyle Bowers had two goals for the Canadians with one goal each by Ryan O'Leary and Ryan Petch. League scoring leaders after seven games are: Mark Morri- son - 17 goals, Danny Halward - 11 goals, Ryan Petch - 10 goals, Timothy Cruickshank - eight goals, Kyle Bowers - seven goals, Ryan O'Leary - seven goals, Michael Shay - five goals and Steve Karalash - five goals. Nine-11Year Olds On Monday, Nov. 22 the Leafs edged the Canadians 6-4 for their first win of the year. Two goals each by Jonathon Ro- galski, Craig Cannon and Doug Town paced the Leafs. Scoring one goal each for the Canadians were Ryan Apple- ton, Carlos Connell, Trevor Doam and David Halward. League scoring leaders after seven games are Jonathon Ro- "galski - 13 goals, David Hal- ward - 12 goals, Carlos Connell - 10 goals, Craig Cannon - eight goals, Doug Town - six goals, Ryan Appleton - six goals, Tre- vor Doam - five goals and Darryl Dalton - five goals. - COMPANY MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION GRANITE MARBLE BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING RANSPORTATION BY REQUEST We provide our patients: ® State-of-the-Art Care ® Comfortable atmosphere ® Nitrous Oxide (gas) ® Cosmetic Bonding * Emergencies welcomed ® Insurance assignment (we collect from insurance companies) DR. A. CHIA DR. J. COTTRELL DR. M. GARFAT ental for the whole family * Relaxation techniques 4 ¢# New patients always welcome! arc DR. J. HARDY DR. T. KING (Orthodontist) PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE 238 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY 985-8451 Evening & Saturday appointments available 3 The Pearce Auction Novice team won the Ennismore Tournament. Pictured are the members of th winning team. Front row from left are: Mike Williams, Jeff Andrews, Chad Brown, Duane Empring- ham, Andrew Pereman, Gavin Cochrane, Pete King and Mike Staniland. Middle: Scott Heasman, Sean McEnaney, Steve Desautels, Mike Sluggett, Lindsay Parry, Chad Garvock and Robin Prentice. Back row are coach Bob Spencley and manager Ken Parry. Absent fro m photo was trainer Murray Empring- ham. 25 YEARS AGO - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1968 The Cy Wilson Mustangs defeated Stouff- ville 9-4. Goal scorers for Port were Danny McCarthy and Rick Trotter with two each and singles to Ken Irvine, Paul Heard, Glenn Geer, Glen Sweetman and Ron Short. The Beare Motors Bantams defeated Mark- ham 8-3. Dale Bronson led the way with four goals. Brent Heard added two and singles went to Dave Bourgeois and Cal Cochrane. In Bantam House League action Cartwright defeated Stephens 5-4. For Cartwright Camp- bell and Jackson had two goals and Handy- side a single. For Stephens the goal scorers were McTavish, Skinner, Brain and Phinney. . 20 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1973 The Legion Peewees tied Ajax 4-4 and West Rouge 2-2. Port Perry goal scorers were George Bumett, Carl Durward, Mike Tobin, Denis Franssen, Bill Owen and Clark Men- zies. The Midgets defeated Uxbridge 4-2 on two goals by Gord Scott and singles by John Scott and Mike Adam. In Novice house league action the Lions Club defeated Keith Real Estate. For the win- ning team it was Mike Real, Paul Van Camp and Kevin Long scoring. For Keith Rodger Gould and Shawn O'Donnald made the score- board. 'Burnett, two, Steve Durham and Greg Staple- 15 YEARS AGO | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1978 The Port Perry High School Junior boys basketball squad defeated Dunbarton 54-34. Bob Ireland completed several steals to net 17 points. Kevin Harris added 12 points. The Peewee Legionaires clobbered Sunder- land by a 23-0 count. Scoring for Port was Steve Lee, seven, Chris Larocca, six, Mike Dickson, three, Darren Desautels, two, Fred Cockerton, two and singles to Howard Lee, Ray Meisner and Rob Tobin. The Malmont Atoms defeated the Little NHL Major Bruins 2-1. Greg Warriner and Steve Durham scored for Port Perry. Players of the week in minor hockey were as follows: Novice All-Star Warren Geer, Novice House League Steve Connors, Peewee All-Star Jeff Johnstone, Peewee House League Wesley Johnson, Bantam All-Star Paul Storry, Bantam House League Keith Tremblay, Midget All-Star Rob Cannon and Midget House League Dan Gribben. | 10 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1983 The Bantam As defeated Bowmanville 11- 3. Scorers were John Harman, Dave Culbert, two, Rob Baker, three, Bard Traves, Dave ton. The Malmont Farms Atom As won the championship at the Ennismore Tournament. Auctioneers lose close 3-2 decision to Oshawa The Auctioneers lost a close one Friday night by the score of 3-2 to an Oshawa NHL team. They came out slowly after a late game Thursday night in Belleville, but Port Perry took the early lead on a nice goal by Jeffrey Tarbotton assisted by Spencer Churchill. Oshawa came back minutes later to tie the score. Trevor Lance, shaking off the flu, had a few good chances as did Geof- frey Simpson. Thomas Lee made several good stops to keep the Oshawa team at bay. Oshawa did finally manage to get another shot past Port Perry to take the lead again at 8:45 of the second period. Dylan - Harper and Garret Brown stood their ground on defence, not giv- ing the other team any room to move. Justin Moffatt and Kevin Robins played strongly on of- fence. Mark Duncan had an- other strong game in the cor- ners and Michael Thompson \ played a robust game, breaking up some Oshawa rushes. Jeffrey Tarbotton scored again for Port Perry to tie the game at 2-2, assisted by Spen- cer Churchill and Steven Ma- cLennan. Gord Smith had an- other strong game with his tenacious checking. The Auc- tioneers are off to Beaverton Dec. 3-4 for another tourna- ment. Good luck, guys. SE i A MR Ir <n NEI PL a