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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 26, 1999 - 19 Goreski's Roofing hammered 8-0 by a strong BCA squad From Page 18 Jarett Harman opened up the scoring early in the first frame with the help of Dave Roth. K.C.I. extended their lead to 2-0 when Dave Roth found the back of the net from Dean Smith and Phil McBride.' In the third frame Cedar Creek was finally able to locate the scoresheet when Mike Ayres came through offensively assisted by John Harman and Rich Bricknell, but K.C.I. would take control from there as goals from Dean Smith and Jim Duncan put away the Contractors. Assisting on these late goals were Bryan Norton, Phil McBride, Jarett Harman, and Dave Roth as K.C.I. cruised to a win. B. Callery & Associates 8 Goreski's Roofing 0 Fran SrdTeing a It was a tough day at the office for Goreski's Roofing as they were totally dominated in all aspects by B. Callery & Associates by a final score of 8- 0. B. Callery wasted no time locating the Roofers net as it was Colin Asselstine leading the attack assisted by Steve Connors and Rick Campbell. This goal was followed by a Paul Stanley effort assisted by Rick Hope and Jim Beatty. In the second frame B. Callery put three more goals on the board. Finding the net was Rick Campbell from Steve Connors and Greg Ellis, Rick Hope assisted by Jim Beatty, and Brian Williamson with an unassisted offensive delivery. In the final frame the team of B. Callery & Associates con- tinued to show no mercy and added another three goals to the scoresheet. Mike McQuade sniped a pair, Steve Churchill, Rick Hope, Phil Lalonde and Colin Asselstine with single helpers. The shutout went to Ken Harman as he had an easy day guarding the twine tent but came up when tested to pick up the shutout in this blowout game. Taylor Fuels 3 Compton Communications 1 In this defensive battle, Taylor Fuels edged out Compton Communications by a 3-1'score. Brian Samis led the way for Taylor Fuels in this contest with two key goals. His first was nicely tucked behind the pads of the Compton net- minder assisted by Brian Till, while his second was of the unassisted variety as he faked forehand and put a nice back- hand upstairs. Also finding the net for Taylor Fuels was Brian Till with the help of Ken Little and Brian Samis to close out the scoring in this contest. Harrison Fuels 4 Monsma Electric 3 This game was closer towards the end of the game but in the end it was Harrison Fuels emerging victorious over Monsma Electric by a score of 4-3. Harrison Fuels jumped out to an early 3-0 lead with two goals from Jeff Kroonenburg as well as one goal courtesy of Karl Durham. Picking up assists on these goals included Richie LeFort with two as well as Darcy Milligan adding two helpers. Myles O'Riordan added one assist as well during this offen- sive attack. Monsma Electric got on the board in the second period when John Mackey put in his first of three in this contest from Steve Groves and Ed Olsen. Harrison responded quickly when Darcy Milligan found the back of the net for the game winning goal assisted by Mike Kane. Two late goals from John Mackey made things interesting and setting up his markers was Ron Zaparanuik assisting on both, while Rick Penstone set up the final goal of the game for Monsma Electric. This late charge by the elec- tricians was not enough how- ever as Harrison Fuels was able to pick up the victory. after ten games. ModJacks this year can take some comfort by the fact that three of their defeats so far were by a single goal. A break here or a fortunate bounce there and the club could eas- ily be over .500. If Sunday night's effort against the Chiefs is any indica- tion, the ModJacks are a team on the way up. ~ They currently are in fourth place behind Lakefield, Britain and Uxbridge, but ahead of Georgina and Bobcaygeon. . The MoJacks have an interest- From Page 18 And the Jeff Clarke Little Pair of assists of Georgina and Bobcaygeon and start taking aim at those ahead of them in the standings. ModJacks host the Picton Pirates, travel to Napanee to face the Raiders this weekend ing week of hockey, that actually started Monday night when they will get a double helping of the jumped on the bus and headed Eastern (Empire) Jr. C League as north to This coming weekend ModJacks they have a pair of inter- Bobcaygeon to meet the Bullets, a team they nipped 4- 3 in the one prior meeting this season. Thornbury termed the game against the Bullets as "very impor- : : tant," if the Jeff Mackie Empire loop champi- ModJacks hope Busy guy onship last season and to stay ahead strong again this year so it will be another test for the green and white Saturday evening. locking games. On Saturday night (fans note Saturday, please) they host the Picton Pirates at the Scugog Arena for a 7:30 p.m. face off. And Sunday afternoon, they bus it to Napanee for a 1:30 p.m. tilt with the Raiders. The Pirates won the reports indicate they are Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club calls it a season with four. goals to sho rt Parry that they were a team to be reckon ; Port Perry was not a team to lie down and scored two goals to bring the g ame within one. Port Perry poured on the pressure but couldn't crack the Frankford goalie for another goal. Great game and great tournament. Thanks to coaches Pete Christie, Steve Desautels, Doug Babcock and Brian Stevenson. On the Oct. 22 weekend, Port Perry came out fly- ing in their second tournament of the 1999 season beating Agincourt 9-1. Scoring for Port Perry was Trevor Lance with three goals; Jeff Tarbotton with two goals and Gordon Smith with two goals. Adding one goal each : was Jamie Smith and Toft Talmy. Adding assists were Jordan Froats with. four, Jamie Smith with two, James Liske with two and Chris McKitterick with two. Adding singles were Justin Shinn, Trevor Lance, and Ryan Hnatko. Game two saw the Nutty Chocolatiers meet the Steel City (Hamilton) and win by a 4-0 score, Scoring first for Port Perry was Jordon Froats with assists to Trevor Lance and Spencer Churchill, Another great season of competitions, social gatherings has been completed Time to put the lawn bowls away until next spring and lock up the clubhouse for another year. We have completed a great season of competi- tion and social times which make our club a nice place to spend a few hours during the summer. Our tournaments attract-- ed bowlers from many of the neighbouring clubs so our thanks to our club members that arranged and conducted these affairs and our gratitude to the generous sponsors of these tournaments for their contributions to our club. We were all saddened by the sudden passing of Walter Griffin, and, of course, our sympathy and condolences to Pearl and the family. Walter was an active and involved mem- ber of our club and he will be missed. Next year as part of the celebration of the new cen- tury, our club has been selected to host one of the activities. This will be rather special for us so we are looking forward to that event. In closing, the efforts of so many members in looking after the lawns and greens, the many chores that were handled so well by the volunteers was deeply appreciated. We are looking forward to the new year and seeing all the familiar faces again. Bantam House League action Greg Jeffery's late goal gives Aldon the win Geer was called up from Peewee to goaltend for Aldon, and he made some great glove saves to preserve the lead. With only seconds to go in the game, Justin Sanders scored for Emmerson from Garry Penstone, putting the game within reach but it was just too late and Aldon held on for the win. The second goal was scored by Jeff Talmy and assisted by Jordon and Trevor. Port's third goal was a nifty unassisted effort by Gordon Smith. To round out the. SEOTIng Jeff Talmy scored his second goal with assists goi ng to T nd ha . In their third ga the Port Perry team came up able foe, T oys fought a violent d of a oD game. | two quick goals. Dylan Harper scored, followed by Mike Baker, with David Storer assisting on both markers. Aldon got the lead back when Ryan Petch recorded a point, on a pass from Paul Phillips. Still in the second period, Greg Jeffery got an insurance goal, with Mark Vernest earning the helper. Kyle In Bantam house league action last weekend Aldon just edged Emmerson 4-3. Greg Jeffery opened the scoring for Aldon with a lone effort. Early in the second period Aldon went up by two when John Breen AW found the net, assisted by Ryan es. | Petch and Josh Kaye. Emmerson gree did not give up and came back with