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24- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 9, 1997 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" -- TN \(ANADIAN QL &Y CORRECTION NOTICE Page 14 Page 2: Page 5: Page 18: Page 21: Page 23: Page 29: Page 39: Page 49: Page 106: Page 18: Page 28: Page 34: Page 35; WE WISH TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING IN OUR CURRENT "SCROOGE SAVINGS GUIDE" Flyer. Bin Cart, 42-300606-0, does NOT include the green lid as shown. RCA 4-head mono VCR, 45-2142-4. Copy should read: 31-button universal remote control, NOT 39. Portable CD/ cassette stereo, 44-1594-6, does NOT feature the remote control. The illustration and copy are incorrect. Item 1. Sony clock radio, 44-2043x, does NOT feature digital tuning or 5 Memory presets. Item 2. 3/8"-drive torque wrench, 58-8055-8, is sold separately and not ds a set. Item 2. 3-pc. professional-grade chisel set, 99-5817-4, does NOT feature the built-in sharpening stone. The illustrations should be transposed for item 9, Camp cot, 70-2589-8 and item 10, Bunkmaster cot, 76-2596-0 ALSO... WE WISH TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING IN OUR CURRENT "SCROOGE'S BEST PRICES EVER" Flyer The illustrations should be transposed for Paperwhites, 59-9905-6 and Amaryllis, 59-9932-0. 3-foot mini Pine tree with lights and stand, 51-4532-8. The illustration IS Incorrect. Item 1. S5-piece wooden TV tray set, 42-3399-4. Quantities are limited and no rain check will be issued. Christmas dinnerware, glassware, and accessories, selection and availability will vary store to store. Discman car kit, 44-1588-2. Copy should read: 3 second Electronic shock protection, NOT 10 second. The illustration is incorrect. 4x36" belt/disc sander, 55-3554-4, may NOT be available at all stores. No rainchecks will be issued. 10" table saw. 55-6866-4, may NOT be available at all stores. No rainchecks will be issued. WE SINCERELY REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE WE MAY HAVE CAUSED YOU. cnote349/350-97 zones: ALL SProrTs Reid's Atoms fare well in Peterboro Reid's Independent Atom A team saw a lot of action in Peterborough recently, which included two league games and a tournament. On Nov. 14 Peterborough Nationals came to Port Perry to play what turned out to be an exciting close scoring game. The first goal came half way into the first period with Predators Dave Stewart scoring and Derek Goreski assisting. The Nationals tied the game up a few seconds later and it stayed tied until almost the end of the second period. Both teams made great attempts to gain the lead and we saw some terrific energy on end to end rushes by the boys. The goalies were really pummeled and Trevor Algar and Leo Taillon were super. Matt Roth finally put in the winning goal with LATLOM Associates Inc. DRIVER TRAINING CENTRE Consider the Gift of 'SAFE DEFENSIVE DRIVING SKILLS' this Christmas. Winter is the best time to carn how to drive! NEXT COURSE STARTS: EARLY JANUARY (WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NIGHTS 6 - 9:10 PM) Call & Register Now LET Ministry of Transportation Approved Courses Mike Lycett getting the assist. The third period Port Perry outplayed the Nationals and we won the game 2-1. The next morning we were off to the Nationals territory in Peterborough for a tournament. Our first game, against a Richmond Hill AA team, saw the Predators coming out strong and full of energy. And despite the excellent team work and individual determination by Keenan Geer and Dave Stewart we were trounced 7-1. Game two of the day we played a Richmond Hill A team with the Port boys showing much enthusiasm and control- ling much of the game. Keenan Geer scored first for Port Perry and Tyler Cunningham assisted. Tyler Cunningham got the next goal with Kyle Mullins assisting and Matt Roth put our third in with Justin Jimms on the assist. Port got the opportu- nity to put this Richmond Hill team 'away in the third period with a super goal from Matt Menear and Jeff Tomcheski assisting. Richmond Hill's only J sincere thank you to all who donated to the McIntyre amily Fundraiser held at the Great Blue [Heron Charitable Casino and Bingo Jacility on Tuesday, September 30. Mirage Fiberglass Northport Tire Cinemax Videos Uxbridge Nurseries Brian's Weed Control Shoppers Drug Mart Rockwood Forest Nurseries Jayson Callan Music Jim's Place George Kux Labatt's Breweries Bunty Webb Norm's Fix It Lube Man Remax Scugog Realty Oshawa Garden Services Greenbank Garden Centre Port Perry Muffler Henshall's Rick's Hair Styling Hair Expressions Bobby Lalonde Ivory Forest Industries Nevada Bob's Lake Scugog Lumber Fiberall Color Your World Blackstock Country Con. Eagle Ridge Tree Movers Daniel J. O'Brien & Assoc. Prestonvale Springs Greg & Judy Heasman Ron Steiner/Perry Steiner Omni Cleaning Systems Howard Hall Terr & Gord Ness Sunquest Port Perry Post Office Green Apple Cabinets Country Crafts Red Rose Nurseries Oakridge Golf Club Port Perry Auto Glass Radio Shack Framers Gallery Brian's Towing/CAA Alex Shepherd Cashway Techstar Plastics Jacox Harley Davidson Emiel's Restaurant Kobes Nurseries Liftlock Golfland Scooters Allens Computers Hank's Pasteries Operation Migration Port Perry Star PN.P. Golf Trac Industries Island Sign Studio Brad May Haugens For-Us-Tree Services Sunnybrae Golf Course Children's Den Stedmans J. Kett International Solid Ground Port Perry Printing M & M Meats All Seasons Gardening & Maintence Harley Owners Group - Toronto Chapter goal came near the end of the third period. Final score 4-1. The final score put us into the C Championship for the final game of the day against the same Richmond Hill A team. Mark Carnaghan went in for us in goal and kept us in the game as Richmond Hill answered each one of our goals. Derek Goreski got the first goal for Port Perry with a fab- ulous hard shot from just inside the blue line. Shane Jeffrey assisted. Richmond Hill tied the period with 20 seconds left. Richmond Hill scored next in the second period but Port Perry tied it up a few minutes later when Adam Smart put an awe- some shot in, unassisted. Matt Menear put us ahead by one goal with one minute left in the sec- ond period. The third period was scoreless with 1-1/2 min- utes left when Richmond Hill scored to tie the game. Thirty seconds left in overtime Keenan Geer secured the win with a beautiful goal and the C Championship. Congratulations to all of you. Three days later the team went back to Peterborough to play the Nationals once again. Peterborough got on the board in the first 53 sec- onds of the game, but Trevor Algar stood his ground for most of the first period. Matt Menear fired up the team with a nice hard unassisted goal with just a few minutes left in the first period but 14 seconds later the Nationals put one in. Two minutes into the second period Kyle Mullins "hot" off the bench takes a pass from Shane Jeffrey dekes the goalie out and scores to tie the game. Mark Carnaghan took over goal keeping halfway through the second period and made some outstand- ing saves which kept us alive for the third period, which we ruled. Dave Stewart put in the third goal on an assist from Matt Menear and Kyle Mullins. Matt Menear came up with his second goal of the game next and Dave Stewart assisted. Not satisfied with two goals and one assist, Matt Menear carries the puck up from centre ice, goes around three opponents and makes it 5-3 for Port Perry. Kyle Mullins gets his second goal of the game on a fantastic play with Mike Lycett to end the game 6-3. I