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"A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 18,1997 -17 The Compton kids are at it again. On Feb. 15 the Compton Cable TV Novice Selects entered the Can- nington Novice Tourna- ment, just a day after de- feating Oshawa LNHL Canadians 4-3 in Port Perry. From the beginning it was apparent that Port Perry was determined to play a strong positional game with lots of great passing. Game one was against Harmon Cordova from Oshawa. In the first period Adam Farnley took a smooth pass from Jake Pilkey and snapped a hard shot in to start Port off with the first of his three goals this game. Shortly after, he did it again unassisted. Next, Glen Powell hit the twine on a nice setup from Brent Henry. Finally, Brent Henry ended the first peri- od with a zinger on a pret- ty passing play from Adam and Glen. Oshawa got one back early in the second period, then it was Port all the way. Adam scored from Glen, Keith Forbes from James Hobbs, Jeff Dur- ward from Danielle Beach, Glen from Keith and finally, for his third of the game as well, Glen from Brent. The game ended 9-1 for Port Perry. Hat tricks for Adam Farn- ley and Glen Powell. The second game was against Woodville. Again, the team demonstrated lessons well. Compton dis- played very strong team- work and terrific defen- sive play. Our goalies, Patrick Dunn and Michael Cooke stoned Woodville, not letting one shot in. Scoring opened when they have learned their" Dates set for NHL's sign-up Nestleton Hardball League registration dates are set for players wishing to register for hardball in Scugog and surrounding areas this year. The first registration will take place on Feb. 22 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Nestleton Community Hall. Ball is available again this year for all age groups from eight years up. Regis- tration information can be obtained by calling Ron Merritt, league registrar at 986-1571 or by attend- ing the winter ball clinics held every Thursday night at Cartwright Public School and still open to anyone interested in pol- ishing their skills for the Alex Grncarovski dug the puck out of the corner and flipped it to Chris Char- ron, who slipped a perfect pass to Glen Powell for a hard one-timer behind a surprised Woodville goal- tender. Mark McCready netted the next, followed by Keith Forbes. Glen scored to close the period out on a great shoot-in from Cam O'Connor and a nice pass from Adam Farnley. Guess what! Glen opened the second period on another nice pass from Adam to complete his sec- ond hat trick of the tourna- ment. Adam then rumbled down the ice and scored a great unassisted goal of his own. Danielle Beach scored our last goal assist- ed by Jeff Campkin. Final score: Port Perry 7 - Wood- ville 0. On to the "A" finals. Game three was for all the marbles. Our opposi- tion, a good Novice rep team from Oro had no trouble winning their pre- vious games, so we knew this was going to be tough. However, our Compton kids decided that they really wanted to win and they came out blazing. What skating, - passing and forechecking. In order to make the purchase of a vehicle at this sale, a simple and pleasant process, we are posting our lowest and only price on each vehicle! CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GEO 852+3331 1+800+263+2000 BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCK 85243357 1280027572004 Compton kids shine as they take 'A' final in Cannington Scott St. Cyr and Jake (don't call me Luke) Pilkey kept Oro away from our goal until the offence fired up. First, Keith Forbes snapped the twine after receiving a neat pass from Chris Charron. Next Adam connected on a nice lead pass supplied by Glen. Then Spencer Mar- low decided that his line should get into the act too. He scored twice, both times from Danielle Beach and Jeff Durward. Out- standing team work. The final goal of the game was a beauty by Jeff Campkin, assisted by Alex Grncarovski and Chris Charron. Notice there were no goals for Oro? That's right. Pat Dunn and Michael Cooke teamed up for their second shutout. The score at the end of the game was Port Perry 5-0Oro 0. Special mention to our defencemen Mark McCready, Scott St. Cyr, James Hobbs, Jake Pil- key, Cam O'Connor and Jeff Campkin. These players played a big role in helping our team to limit opposition scoring to one goal for the entire tourna- ment. Well done. INDOOR USED CAR SALE We're over stocked again, and are forced to have another huge sale of cars, vans and trucks! Prices have been slashed on hundreds of used vehicles. And you won't have to trudge through the snow, because we're bringing every value priced used vehicle indoors for this incredible event! Ey ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22 Game 4 is Wednesday night Juveniles now up by 2 in showdown vs. Frankford The Port Perry Juveniles, sponsored by Mike's Food Basics and Aldon Transmission, commenced the OMHA quarter final series with Frankford on Feb. 10. The first game of the series was played at the Frankford Arena and the boys came out flying as they jumped out to a 4-0 lead after the first period. Brian Nash got things going for Port followed by Jeremy Norton, Mike Leeming and Kevin Gray. Picking up assists on these goals were Carl Phoenix, Robert Gracie, Brian Nash, Jon Jamieson, Matt Hobbs, Kevin Gray and Mike Leeming. In the second period it was Port increasing their lead to 6-1 as Brad Shanley and Brian Nash scored. Assists went to Eric Hudson, Jon Jamieson, Jeremy Norton and Ian Shrigley. In the third Frankford made a game of it as they scored four goals, but Port also scored two of their own for the win 8-5. Brian Nash finished off a great night with two more goals for a four goal performance. Jon Jamieson, Jeremy Norton and Kevin Gray picked up assists on these goals. Scott Parry played between the pipes for Port in this game. The second game was played Feb. 13 at the Scugog Arena, and this turned out to be a different game from the first. Frankford were flying right from the start of the game and jumped out to a 3-0 lead by the mid point of the second period. The wake up call had been heard as Kevin Gray finally got Port on the board assisted by Joe Jackson. The rest of the game was all end to end as Port fought to get back into the game. Their efforts were rewarded as Jeremy Norton and Carl Phoenix scored to tie the game. Brian Nash and Rob Murphy picked up assists on the goals. Into sudden death overtime the game went and the winner was scored by Rob Murphy assisted by Brad Shanley and Kevin Gray to give Port the'come from behind win. Scott Parry continued in net for Port and made some fine saves during the game to keep Port close. With this win Port now holds a 2-0 lead in the best of seven series. Game three was Monday in Frankford with game four at the Scugog Arena on Wednesday, Feb 19. Game time is 9:15 p.m. come on out and watch some entertaining hockey. Willia Uxbridge 'FORDER-PARKS * DR. J. COTTRELL * DR. C. BANFIELD e Dr. T. KING Orthodontist INSURANCE BROKERS INC. AOL: 11 {e] F:) | NER LH EEC [I Now offering a wide variety of Discounts Including: * CLAIMS FREE ¢ AGE * ALARM * DEDUCTABLE "OPTIONS" « NEW HOME Personal attention to all of your general needs. 34 Water St. Port Perry 985-8471 Fax: 985-9814 Dental Care Jor the whole family PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE 238 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY ~ * DR. J. HARDY * DR. L. GIDEON * Dr. MCINTYRE Periodontist Please Call - 985-845 1 0 238 QUEEN STREET (DR. L. GIDEON please Ca 985-7952 ) PORT PERRY, ONT.