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- ". COMMERCIAL ~ Contracts Available Seniors Discount SCOTT PROPER SERVIC MOBILE (905) 435-3098 Dental Care Jor the whole family PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE 238 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY ~ * DR. J. HARDY * DR. L. GIDEON * Dr. MCINTYRE Periodontist * DR. J. COTTRELL * DR. C. BANFIELD * Dr. T. KING Orthodontist Please Call - 985 -845 1 (DR. L. GIDEON Please cai 985-7952 ) Saturday and Evening Appointments Available 238 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY, ONT. The War Amps 8 ROB SCOTT (905) 985-2535 § 3 By Colin Laird Welcome sports fans. In case you didn't make it to the arena this past Satur- day, you should know that the Pineridge Sports Mid- gets have done it again. For the second year in a row, we have hosted and won the Van and Truck World: Port Perry Midget Invitational Tournament. What a show! Our first game was an early one. An 8 a.m. start vs. our good pals from Co- bourg. Cobourg displayed a lot of class, as usual. We came out on top of a 3-2 fi- nal. Goalscorers were Scott Jeffrey, Troy Camp- bell and Dan Lyons. True Snipers, folks. Derek Tin- dall picked up two assists, and Troy helped with one. Kent Johnston played sol- id in the pipes, kicking out 39 of 41 shots. This win put us on the A side of the tourney, up against Innisfil, who were coming off a 10-1 win vs. Bracebridge. We were pumped, though and came through with another full team effort to take the game 5-3. "Gaalscorers were Dave Gretzky, Dan Lyons, Derek Tindall, Col- in Laird and Troy Camp- bell. Discipline was a key part of our success all day long, but was especially evident in this contest. Way to think, fellas. The final game of the" day was upon us. The championship against Valley East," which is North of Sudbury. Figure that one out. We had worked hard all day long to make it to this game and weren't about to let up one bit. We were put on the board first by Troy Don't Miss An Issue SUBSCRIBE to the PORT PERRY STAR Start yours today - call 985-7383 OPERATION LEGACY The War Amps knows the cost of war. Our message? NEVER AGAIN! Who better to carry on the message than the young adults in The War Amps CHAMP Program for child amputees? At Operation Legacy Seminars, Champs find out what war was really like. They view productions from our NEVER AGAIN! video series, then pass on the information. To find out more about Operation Legacy and NEVER AGAIN!, contact: The War Amps National Headquarters 2827 Riverside Drive Ottawa, Ontario K1V 0C4 Tei.: (613) 731-3821 (Ottawa) or use E-ZEE ACCESS: PRE : é 3 - ry io . i Pineridge Sports Midgets were e fundamentals in a 5-3 semi-final tournament at Scugog Arena Sat "championship. - 3) Campbell early in the sec- ond. Campbell scored a beauty, upstairs assisted ky Darryl McEndgey. Campbell scored anot in the third, down low this time to give us the 2-0 lead y? 7 going into period number three. This was probably the best game in the entire tournament for the fans, featuring great checks ed with and all around heads-up aside. No hockey. Valley East ed here, though wasn't on the board until was it excitin; the final four minutes of Next it was ~ Gift Certificates / (Christmas, Birthd Tel. 1-800-268-8821, Fax: 1-800-219-8988 4 Internet: http://www.waramps.ca Charitable Registration Number: 0286831 09