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hy i i ery A wary r ki : ps ' \ il T ; - - - Si Citizen -- Tuesday, November 28, 1995 --21 om Great goaltending key to Midget A victory On Saturday, BD Help Wanted] PHelp Wanted] SALES REPRESENTATIVE Old Port Marketing is an importer and national distributor of quality giftware and decorative accessories. We are seeking a keen inside sales person to cover a leave of Spsents Fluently bilingual skills are a must. We offer a pleasant and professional working Sonn in Port Perry. Sons to customers is made through trade shows across'Canada and by telemarketing. You must be a positive and outgoing personality, possessing excellent communication skills, and be well organized. Please mail or fax your Resume by mber 15, 1995 to: OLD PORT MAR ING LTD. 16050 Old Simcoe Road, Poft Perry, Ont. LOL 1P3 ATTN : Sales Manager FAX NO. (905) 985-0676 D Help Wanted' BUSINESS OPPORTUN ITY EARN UP TO $550. a WEEK , We need people to make jewellery (necklace, bracelet, earring). Job available coast to coast, from your home, stamped envelope 10: Kevenchris Corp., 991 Matheson Bivd. E., Unit #5, REF.: 267, Mississauga, Ont. L4W 2V3 905:649-2002 EARN $1, 500. MONTHLY Stuffing envelopes at home. Start immediately. Send stamped, sell-addressed envelope 10 : The Card Company, 16715 - 12 Yonge St., Suite 197 Newmarkat, Ont. L3X 1X4 ) LANTANA Do you have an Entrepreneur Spirit and love ladies' fashion? If so, we're looking for you! Call Liz Hobson 1-800-578-7717 b AUCTIONS Classified Word Ads 15 WORDS $7.50 v- Auction: sms eam-------- AUCTION SALE DECEMBER 1st - 6:30 PM Goodwood Community Centre 3 miles west of Brock Road Ball & Claw Foot Parlour able, Oak China Cabinet, Oak Vanity Dresser w/3 way mirror, love mah. bedroom suite (may sell spp), Oak Dresser, Pine Coffee and End Tables, Colour TV, Teak Dining Set, Nice Glass and China, Many good collectibles, Taxider- mied llems, CPR Lamp, Micro- wave. Large sale with many interesting items. Preview 5 PM. TTUAUCTION SALEOF | 2 PUREBRED JERSEY HERDS / SAT, DEC. 2nd at 11:30 AM (From Hwy. 401 at Bowmanville, take Waverly Rd. exit and go north approx. 12 miles to Blackstock. Sale site is located 1/2 mile south of Blackstock on Old ua fd) Approx. 60 HEAD SE! Also Selling : 2 DeLaval pai Milkers, 3 Surge Trutest Meters, Stainless Steel Strainer. : The Flatrock Jersey Sale for Herb and Hannah Hiller, RR1, Shannonville gonsists of approx. 30 head of DHI tested, classified cattle, many due or fresh sale time. RHA 163-152-165 B.C.A. Sires represented include Beno, Legend Merit Surv Knight & Danish Sires. i The complete dispersal of Sandyhaven Jerseys for Ed and Pauline" 'Lewis, RR2 Omemee, leaning daughters of Juno, J. Imperial, Silver Jay, etc. with a RHA of 156-138-162 B.C.A. A number of fresh and springing cows sell along with a nice group of heifers. Fill your fall needs from this good selection of sound, functional cows. Bot!) herds BVD vaccinated. Terms: Cash or Good Cheque with ID. Owner and / or auctioneer not responsible in case of accident. Lunch available. AUCTIONEER : DOUG.JARRELL RRS, Belleville (613) 969-1033 Mobile: (613) 969-2552 washsande Te De Judge, Lydia. AUCTION SALE SUPERIOR AUCTION of ANTIQUES, , Us sideboard (EX), flat to wall cupboard (EX), oak sideboard, walnut china cabinet, buffet and 6 chairs, ant. tables and chairs, ant. sofa and 2 chairs, sofa bed, wicker ity sels , EX, butternut bonnet chest, blanket boxes, L. cradle, bedroom fum., quilts, lamps, mantle clock, ant. organ, find Genie 44 organ, ning wheel, ant. sleigh, ant. radios, oil & gas lamps, plus more. . 40, milk bottles, Ig. qty. old hooks 1886- ve, Longport china, Bridal Rose, silver fon sor: Cornflower, Jiippon, Nerake, Depression, Cranbefry, settees, loyal Doultons: Flute, and tr: selection from 2 prominent estal Interac. Viewing 8 AM sale day. Suess and power tools. Call or iy detailed list. NOTE: A vast GARY HILL AUCTIONS 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 1-800-654-4647 trailer, hand, tes. TERMS: Cash, Visa, M/C or BLOOD DONOR CLINIC \WLTe [TTT EAA TTol-Ty To TT CH (IE I (oJ od At the Masonic Hall, Queen Street November 25, the Port Perry Midget 1's, sponsoréd by Pineridge Sports Centre, hosted the 67 annual Van/ and Truck World Midget Tournament, at Scugog Memorial Auditorium. Applicants from all | over the province applied to get their team into this prestigious tourney, but the list was cut down to eight teams; Tt Perry, Stouffville, Cobourg, Uxbridge, Vaughan, Penetang, Trenton, and Bracebridge. We' first faced the green and yellow from Uxbridge. Do they have ugly unies, or what? The lone marker was scored on the power play, hy Rob Murphy. Carl Phoenix made a nice, pass to Murf, who , one-timed it, into the net, high. Rob has soft, soft hands. This was the only goal we needed, as John Babcock was spectacular in the pipes, kicking all the rubber away, to earn the shutout. What a performance! The Bridge must have been frustrated with John. This was a good defensive game, and the fellows on the blueline 'all played well. This put us on the 'A' side of the tournament."We went and got some breakfast, and said hello to/some kind of bear 'on Scugog Street, before the next,game. We faced Stouffville. Mike Phoenix got the start, and played outstanding, making saves Jacques Plante couldn't even make. Both teams were playing hard, but no one could beat either tender. There were some treat hits in this one. Clarkey knocked the opposition around as usual, with some bonecrushers. We went to overtime, with one player being remowed each minute. There was still no score until it got down to 2 on 2. Murphy and Strickert were out there, playing their hearts out, when Rob picked up. the puck in the opposition's corner, gave the Stouffville defenseman the ole 'how's she goin', The Pineridge Sports Midgets had reason to celebrate Saturday after winning the local tournament sponsored by Van and Truck World. See story for all the great detalls on three solid wins. Team members front from left: Jay Strickert, Carl Phoenix, Mike Phoenix, John Babcock, Kevin Hobbs, Jeff Clarke, Robt. Gracle. In back from left manager Steve Connors, assistant coach Jim Dexter, Jason Logan, John Froats, Derek Tindall, Nick Skerratt, Kevin Grey, Colin Laird, Rob Murphy, Daryl McEnaney, Mike Heasman and head coach Warren Geer. Not present for photo Tom Chambers and Brad Shanley. Netminder John Babcock of Port Perry and forward Brian Morrow of Penetang were named MVPs In the championship game. Grant Laird of Port, Perry Minor Hockey made the MVP and medal presentations to both teams. faked the goalie, and sniped it, top corner. What a goal! We were flying! Rob then proceeded to do the soccer run, until he was mobbed by the rest of the team. i We were one more step closer to reaching our goal: to win our tournament. We had to beat Penetang in the championship game. Jason Logan got us started with a lovely goal in the first. He said "I just shot it as hard as I could, and the darn thing went in." Lovely! Jay Strickert and Carl Phoenix assisted Hulk Logan. Perletang came back. with two markers early, in the second, and had us 2-1. n scored again, this time on the power play. Kevin Hobbs passed it behind the net to Darryl McEnaney. Mac pushed it between two pairs of legs, under a stick and over a fallen player, out front to Logan, who banged it home. Picture perfect power play! Great passing. It wus all tied up, when Kevin G-Ray scored off faceoff in Penetang's end. Unassisted. The goalie didn't have a change. Kev's the greatest. It stayed 3-2 for us for the rest of the second and the entire third to give us the championship! We were going bananas. Babcock had another great game in goal and came up big time after time. Way to go John! Babber received MVP honours. Take a closer look in this' week's player profile. : "John is a second year goalie, who has reflexes like you wouldn't believe. John says "Well, I try my hardest when I'm in net, and think that really helps me out." Babber never gives up, always giving that second, third and fourth effort. John's a friendly lad who will clean your windshield, change your oil, or fill up your gas tank with a smile. John's a team player who likes to win and loves to have fun out.on the ice. That's what it's all about. Thanks to John Froats and Derek Tindall for coming up from the Bantam team to help patrol the ice. Great hustle guys! Also thanks to Richie LeFort, the tournament convener. P.M.A. (Player's Mom's Association) is also thanked for running the food booth in the hall and making the best sandwiches we've ever tasted. They were great! Thanks to everyone else who helped in any way. It is very much appreciated. Remember to come out and watch the Midget 1's, on Monday nights at 9:15. Major League Curling The Port Perry rinks of Scott Howey and Ralph Fairman have evened their | records at two wins and two defeats in the Labatt Major Curling League. In action last Thursday night at the Oshawa Golf Club, Howey got the better of John Uprichard by a score of 8-6 while Fairman defeated the Port Perry rink of Robin MacDonald by a 7-5 margin. In the other game Warren Leslie whitewashed Paul Reid to the tune of 8-0 and Mike Stauffer had the bye. The standings as of November 23 in the Labatt Major League are as follows: Stauffer 4-0; Leslie 3-1; Howey 2-2; Fariman 2-2, Uprichard 2-3, Reid 2-3; MacDonald 0-4. -