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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 5, 1995 -17 SrorTs Action from the SHL By Andy Seeley This weekend's Sunday hockey was started by Monsma Chargers and the Compton Comets in a great game for the Charg- ers. John Robertson of the Chargers scored the first goal unassisted, followed by Bill VanCamp who was assisted by Lee Wilbur. Then Jody Peters was as- sisted by Randy Prosser and Bill VanCamp. The last goal of the game was scored by Rick Sheehey and assisted by Bill Van Camp and Randy Prosser, ending the first game at 4- 0, also giving Don Card a shut-out. In game two the Fitz- gerald Clippers and the Van and Truck World Sharks played each other with similar results to game one. The first goal was scored by Doug Sup- pelsa, and assisted by Ed- die Olsen and Greg Fitzge- rald. Then Barnsie scored with an assist from Carl Fitzgerald. Next came Ed- die Olsen's goal with an = av. Tr. TAS - = EE t. © Farm & Feed Supplies Ee. » Mobile Milling Service E 4 IN GREENBANK ON HWY. 12 E (905) 985-3371 assist from Dave Milton. Then Dave Milton scored two goals to end this game. The first was assisted by Doug Suppelsa and Barn- sie and the second goal was assisted by Eddie Ol- sen and Greg Fitzgerald. The game ended at 5-0 with another shut-out for today, this one by John Moore. Game three was played by the J & D Hawks and the Pizza Delight -Roost- ers. The first goal went to Brian Burns of the Hawks and was assisted by Bob Collins. Then Bob Collins scored with assists from Keijo Kinnunen and Steve Groves followed Brian Norton's goal with assis- tance from Joe Curran and Brian Burns. Then Jim Fowler of the Roosters scored their first and only with assists from Dave Bourgeois and Mark Peh- lemann. Next came Steve Groves' goal which was as- sisted by Keijo Kinnunen. Finally the last goal was scored by John Mackey and was assisted by Tim Ashbridge. The final score was 5-1 for the J & D Car- pentry Hawks. In game four the Ball- Callery Senators played the Taylor Aces in the clos- est game today. Ken Little of the Aces scored the first goal with assistance from Wayne Taylor. Then Ri- chie Lefort scored with an assist from Ken Little. Fred Moffatt took the next goal which was the first for the Senators with an assist from Marvin Ste- venson. Following, Paul Goreski scored a second for the Senators with as- sists from Mark Decosta and Roger Moase. The All At Guaranteed Low Prices UNITED CARPET® Largest Carpet Selection In Scugog Township & a member of the largest carpet buying group in Canada. ~ FAMOUS A lLevolor® BLINDS » Verticals * Venetians HOMESTEAD by Baliard & Carnegie =, Hwy. 7A East - Port Perry 985-2451 or 985-2157 _» * Pleated Shades UXBRIDGE FOR PERSONAL SERVICE VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own Written Guarantee 45 YEARS OF PERSONAL SERVICE UXBRIDGE 852-34 7 HOME APPOINTMENTS 108 BROCK ST. WEST MEMORIAL | COMPANY MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION GRANITE MARBLE BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING AND TRANSPORTATION BY REQUEST next two goals were for the Aces, the first scored by Richie Lefort and assisted by Ken Little and Sean Fewer then the second was scored by Mark Jobb and assisted by Richie Le- fort and George Gladish. The final score was 4-2 for the Taylor Aces. Game five was the low- est scoring game and was played by the Harrison Flames and the Pineridge Wolves. The first goal was scored by Bill Bridge of the Flames and assisted by Dave Harrison. Then Rick Hope scored with an assist by Bob Lee for the last goal of the game and of the day. The final score was 2-0 for the Flames with the third- shut-out of the day. Next week's games (Dec. 10). 6:45 J & D Car- pentry vs. Taylor Fuels 7:45 Fitzgerald's Weed Control vs. Harrison Fuels 8:45 Van & Truck World vs. Pineridge Sports 9:45 Ball-Callery & Assoc. vs. Monsma Electric 10:45 Pizza Delight vs. Compton Cable T.V. Auctioneers improving Pearce Auction Novice had a busy weekend to start December. On Friday night Port Perry was home to Stouff- ville. The game was an enjoyable con- test, featuring end to end action and fine sportsmanship. It was not until mid-way in the sec- ond period that Pearce auction opened the scoring as the Bee's got together. Jeff Tomcheski moved the puck to Kyle Mullins with a slick pass. Kyle split the defense and tucked the puck into the corner. Strong goaltending at both ends kept the scoresheet blank until midway through the third frame. Stouffville banged in a rebound to tie up the match and that was the way it ended. Saturday afternoon Dec. 2, Pearce Auctioneers played host to a strong Markham squad. Port Perry came out flying andfor the first six minutes the play was concentrated in the Markham zone. Markham opened the scoring with less than a minute and a half re- maining in the first period. At the two minute mark of the second period, Port tied the score on a shot by Keenan Geer from outside the blue line. The shot handcuffed Markham's goalie and managed to trickle across the line. Short handed during the second period, we saw some great defensive work by Tyson Savage, Keenan Geer, Nelson Langmaid and Derek Goreski. This kept Markham off the scoreboard. Less than a minute into the third period, Cassidy Weber centered a pass to Tyson Savage, who made no mistake, lifting it high into the top right corner on a back- hand shot. Seconds later Leo Taillon stopped the Markham offense cold on several shots. Markham eventually found the net and tied the score. Once again Cassidy We- ber was doing some excellent forecheck- ing in the corner when he centered the puck, this time to Ashley Lucas, who on her second shot found the mark. In the dying minutes of the game, Markham pulled their goalie but strong defensive work by Danny Halward and Shane Jeffrey, along with some great goaltending by Mark Carnaghan, kept Markham from scoring. Great hustle, great passing, and a great game. Sunday, Dec. 3 saw Port Perry travel to Oshawa to meet the Red Wings at the Civic. The game featured fine effort by Keenan and the Bees. Nelson Lang- maid set up Tyson Savage for a nice goal as Tyson worked extra hard as to lead the team. Unfortunately Oshawa scored three unanswered goals to win the game. Overall Pearce Auction continues to show better developed passing and hockey sense. Ladies Wednesday Afternoon Team Standings: Nut- crackers 12, Bubblies 10, Rosebuds 7, Shells 5, But- tercups 4, Glaciers 4. 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