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Lo " oes i A en SL a po TR ll ™ "A pp RE Es SS EA 18-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 4 1981 MINI CIN EMA os5.8535 ATOM HOUSELEAGUE THURSDAY, NOV. 5th through SUNDAY, NOV. 8th All Other Nights: 8 P.M. Only ie Kichol Friday: 7&9P.M. ©® Save energy aT Te TT TT TTT 24 with therental or purchase of a fully automatic AQUAFINE WATER REFINER ® Save upto 75% on soap. No need for cream rinses when shampooing. ® Detergents and many household cleansers and cleaners no longer required (use pure soap - reduced pollution). ® No bathtubring. No stains or streaks. ® Cleaner, softer hair. Natural oils aren't washed away. ® Clothes that last longer, are cleaner and brighter in colour and smell fresher. ® Dishes that sparkle with no stains or water marks. FREE WATER ANALYSIS NO CHARGE INSTALLATION AND SERVICE 2YEAROPTION TO PURCHASE PLAN Call: Barry Oke (416)985-9132 or 723-4663 *Representing DIXON FUELS for AQUAFINE AND HEATING OIL SALES & SERVICE. Ln TT ET TTT by Doug Moore Green Machine 8 Swamp Garage 0 It was the opening game of the hockey season for the Atom Houseleague. The Green Machine started the year off on the right foot, by defeating Swamp Garage 8-0. Scoring for the Green Machine were Neil Mark with 4 goals, Derek Lewis with 2 goals, Ethan Lavereau and Ryan Larcca each had 1 goal. Vince Criscione, Ethan Lavereau each had an assist. Graham Sullivan recorded the shut- out for the Green Machine. Scugog Lumber 5 U.AW.1 In the second game of the day Scugog Lumber also started the year off right by defeating U.A.W. 5-1. Scor- ing for Scugog Lumber were Jim Vernon with 3 goals, Mike Ash and Todd Hayes each had one goal. Scott Strait had the only assist in the game. Scoring for U.A.W. was Paul Turner. Forder Insurance 8 Tripp Realty 0 In another high scoring game Forder Insurance defeated Tripp Realty 8-0. Scoring for Forder Insur- ance were Kevin Mantel with RES pRESENT 4 goals, John Thaeter had 2 LUMBIA PCT v goals and Shawn Philips had ol MASON" EL 0AN! 2 goals. Shawn Philips also g had 2 assists Chris McConnel had 1 assist. Ron Halligan recorded the shutout for Forder Insurance. EEE nnn annus Water the way it should be CLEAR, CLEAN & SOFT. Reduce your household operating costs LO HO REE TET \ a Re i a AQUAFINIE WATER REFINERS Ere | PEE-WEE HOUSE LEAGUE by Jeff Wray Glen Vallie 4 Frank Real Estate 3 The Glen Vallie got off to a good start by beating Frank. Scoring for Glen Vallie was Shawn Nanay with 2 goals and 1 assist. Allen Shepstone and Mike Stanley also Scored. Assists went to Bobby Brain, Joe Morgan, John Naughingham. Frank's goals went to Ted Cochrane (2) David Timms (1) and assists went to Darren Bradt (1) and Paul Wannabaker. Lions - 2 Wes Lane -2 The first game of the day was a hard fought game with both teams coming out with two goals a piece. Lions Club goals scored by Deric Slack (2) assist went to Larry Collins (1) Drew Ballingall (1) and Calvin Brewster (1) Wes Lane goals went to Shawn Grant (1) and Todd Mantle (1) assists went +o Lee Beacock (1) and Trevor Solomon. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Goreski-51GA3 The first bantam game was played at a fast tempo. Scoring for Goreski was Kevin Jackson (2) Jeff Wray, Ron Brown and Lyndon Bartley tallied with (1) assists went to Jeff Wray (2) and Ron Brown (1). Scoring for IGA was Mike Fluke (2) and Paul Walton (1) assists went to Chris Bartely (2) and Mike Fluke (1). On Saturday, October 31, 1981 the I.G.A. Ringette Belles hosted the Oshawa "A" team. It was a very exciting game with some great passes made. The final outcome was 5-3 for Port Perry. Rhonda White had 4 goals while Janice Jackman had 1. Michelle Newell had a hat trick in assists while Bonnie Bridge had 2 assists, Dianne Hamers, Tish Lefort and Wendy Burton all had 1 assist. Our next game is at Scugog Arena on Saturday, November 7 1981 at 6:25 p.m. Team wins by Marg Pelow On Sunday, November 1, 1981, a team made up of 6 Petites and 7 Tweens travel: led to Lindsay to play an exhibition game against * their Petite - Tween team. Our girls were victorious as they beat Lindsay by a score of 6-4. Kim Loudfoot scored 2 goals for the Petites. An assist went to Jennifer Pelow. Scoring for the Tweens were Heidi Meisner with 2 goals and Heather Muir with 2 goals. An assist went to Lori-Ann Newell. Sharing the goal-tending duties were Jessica Fluke and Dawn Park. : Both girls made some good saves. The six new girls on the two teams played very well and will improve a lot as the year progresses. J Minor Hockey House League Cochrane Trotters 4 Emmerson 3 The second game was a. real shoot out with Cochrane coming out on top. Scoring for Cochrane was Dan Tomchison (3) and Jim Abraham (1). Assists went to Dean Fisher (2) and Jim Abraham (1). Scoring for Emmerson was Clay Dempsy (1) and Paul Cooper (1). Assists went to Chris Sauliner (1) and Chris Parli- ment (1). NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE Scugog Realty - 2 "Reliable Plumbing - 1 In the first match of the season in the Novice House League, Scugog Realty narrowly defeated Reliable Plumbing by a 2-1 margin. All the scoring came in the first period. The Realtors scored first at 1:58 on an unassisted effort by Kevin Brown. At the 8:09 mark, Kevin potted his second goal of the game. This one proved to be the eventual winner. The Plumbers only marker came from the stick: of Scott Foster, assisted by David Talbot. The final two = LUTTE ETT ES DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY -OPEN - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! Tuesday & Thursday Evenings - 6:30 P.M. & Saturdays. PLEASE CALL:985-2916 ETT TTT RE SORE i bi db» PRAVF EEA I LSA red periods produced some exciting end to end hockey, with both goaltenders, Kenny Smart for the Realtors and Kevin Knapp for the Plumbers, playing excellent hockey between the pipes. Sportsland -4Kinsmen-0 In the second Novice H.L. game, Sportsland blanked Kinsmen 4-0 in another exciting hockey - match. Sportsland scored twice in the first period with Steven Desautels starting things off unassisted at 4:46. Steven then assisted on the second marker, when Jody Logan took the pass and beat Kins- men netminder Denny Hughes, at the 11:30 point. Kinsmen tightened up their defense in the second period and held Sportsland off the scoreboard. However, Steven Desautels got his second goal of the game at 4:04 of the third period after taking the pass from Carl Payne. The final scoring play of the game came at 9:40 when Mickey Olaisen beat the busy Kinsmen netminder on an unassisted effort. Jason McBride registered the shut- out for Sportsland. 0 = SUTTON I. CLUB ANNRENE Fi SAT., NOVEMBER 7th Dance from 8:30 P.M. to 1:00A.M: to Bill Johnson's Sweet Country , (Sponsored by Durham Region Lung Association) Coming Nov. 14th: Bev Smith & His Orchestra Licenced under Auspices of Special Occasion Permit. For Information Call: OSHAWA 576-4096. CANADA SAVINGS BONDS 27% Available at: | STANDARD TRUST 165 Queen Street, P.O. Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO Telephone: 985-8435 or 985-8436 Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. 4