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Scott Howey is starting fo make a habit of win- ning bonspiels as he snared his third at Port Perry Curling Club on Saturday. The event was the Royal Bank Mixed Spiel with Joan Beare and Maureen Duncan presenting the trophy to the winning skip and team mates Lee Howsam, Ken Jeffrey and Judy Howsam. Stouffville nips Novice A's 3-2 but team rebounds for 9-1 victory In an out of town game on Jan. 14, The J.T. Pearce Auctioneers were defeated by Stouffville in a very close game. The Auctioneers were first on the scoreboard. Jody Logan got the initial shot away on net resulting on a loose puck. Kevin Brown tipped it in the open side. Minutes into the second period, Stouffville picked up two quiek goals to take the lead. The Auctioneers work- ed extremely hard, holding COC 0)0) ~ JUNIOR "C" © HOCKEY OOOO 0O0O00 [Ta Ta Tl Tl Tl TT Th Ta Ta Tl To ma Tu Tl Tl SCUGOG ARENA -- PORT PERRY THURSDAY, SUNDAY, ; JANUARY 20th | JANUARY 23rd : Port Perry MoJacks Port Perry MoJacks : VS. VS. Bowmanville Eagles | Little Britain Merchants GAME TIME: 8:30 P.M. | GAME TIME: 7:30 P.M. PORT PERRY SNOWMOBILE CLUB invites all snowmobilers to participate in a SPECIAL INAUGURATION DAY - CELEBRATION - Activities to mark the beginning of newly improved snowmobiling opportunities in Scugog Township. The Club has joined other federated clubs, throughout Ontario, this season in a new trail funding program that makes available their miles of maintained trails to the snow- mobiling public who obtain the necessary permit. The Port Perry Club, with the assistance of a Wintario grant, has acquired two new additional trail grooming machines to provide improved trail maintenance this year. We are also opening up several miles of new trail. There will be an official Delivery Ceremony of this new equipment taking place at the Clubhouse on Sunday, January 23, between 12:00 and 1:00 p.m. with the participation of the Hon. Ross Stevenson, MPP for the riding; His Worship Jerome Taylor, Mayor of Scugog Township; Ross Edmon- stone, 1st Vice President of the Ontario Federation of Snow- mobile Clubs, and Club officials. To celebrate these new snowmobiling opportunities a Ride-In (or drive-in) Breakfast will commence at 9:00 a.m. with a Trail Ride Poker Rally getting underway at 1:00 p.m. directly after the Delivery Ceremonies. ® All Sn | invi take part Owmdbilers be nvited to take par a day! For further information please call: 985-2888. off the Stouffville team. With ten seconds left in the period, Jody Logan put one away to enter the third period in a tie. Jeff Parry assisted on the play. Stouffville kept the play mostly in Port's end in the third. The Auctioneers work- ed hard and allowed only four shots on net. With forty- six seconds left to play, Stouffville got a lucky break. The puck came from the right side, hit the goal post and bounced in. The game ended 3-2 in Stouffville's favour. On Saturday, the Auction- eers trounced Pickering Village 9-1. The first period MoJacks (Frompage 12) chants in a game which could decide third and fourth place in the standings. Game time is 7:30. MoJacks have had a bit of a roller coaster ride most of the season winning many games by big scores and losing several squeakers like the one Sunday night against Lindsay. They have scored a bushel of goals so far. In fact, in 31 games, they have scored five or more goals in 27 of them. And the only really bad defeat the team has had all year was an 8-2 loss in Lindsay December 10. If the MoJacks hang on to third place, they will meet the seventh place team in the opening round of the playoffs and enjoy home ice advantage. Karl Herde Construction Ltd. *Prefab Fireplaces *Renovations *Construction *Cottage Raising 985-3885 remained scoreless with both teams evenly matched. Shots on net were six apiece. At the 2:55 mark of the second, Pickering Village beat Shawn Larocque on a breakaway to take the lead. In the last two minutes, the Auctioneers put away three goals. Jody Logan scored the first two. Kevin Brown and Jeff Parry were credited with the assists. At 1:03, Stephen Laird, assisted by Jason Cochrane, put away the third goal. Six goals were added to the Auctioneers score in the third period. Scoring for Port were Jeff Parry with two. The first an unassisted effqrt, the second assisted by Duane Emperingham. Jody Logan earned himself a hat trick on the next one, assist- ed by Duane Emperingham and Jeff Andrews. Single goals were scored by Stephen Laird, assisted by Jason Cochrane; Jason Cochrane assisted by Stephen Laird and Jason Mc- Bride; Chad Garvock assist- ed by Duane Emperingham and Jeff Parry. The Auctioneers play their last regular league game January 21 against Bowman- ville at Scugog Arena. Game time is 7:00. Port Bantams run into tough teams at fournament A very interesting tour- nament in Dunnville with a lot of good 'A' hockey teams, and Port Bantams came to the tournament very apprehensive of what would happen, but came home with the feeling that all was not lost, and a good effort was put forth by every member of the team. Our first game was against Alliston who were big, fast and very good. By the end of the first period, we were down 3-0. Hard work and second efforts brought the game within one goal, but just couldn't notch the tie breaker. Port Perry's goals were scored by Bobby Goble from Greg Warriner and Jim White. Our second goal was scored by Dave Burnett from Greg Warriner and Craig Menzies. Our second game turned out to be a little easier as we defeated Dundas 6-2 on superb back checking and forechecking. The defence played very well all day. Port Perry's goals in this game were scored by Greg Warriner, two goals, one assist; Dave Cublert one goal, one assist; Jim White one goal; Steve Durham two '39 PLUS TAX assists; Andy Sytsma one assist; Dave Burnett two assists; Jeff Cockerton three assists. The final game for us was against Humber Valley "A" team which were made up of all majors. Port came out flying in the first period and scored on a goal by Greg Warriner assisted by Steve Durham and Lee Wilbur. Humber Valley came right back and scored four times. Before the period ended, Dave Burnett scored from Craig Menzies to narrow the margin to 4-2. The third period saw Port Perry score two goals, Lee Wilbur from Dave Burnett and Craig Menzies. Greg Warriner on a fine solo effort when we were short handed tied the game. But to no avail as Humber Valley came right back and scored three times to finish the game 7-4 in their favour. The Goreski Insulation Bantams proved that they can play with any team in the area and do quite well. The Oshawa Black Hawks who won the Dunnville tournament will be our opposition this Friday night at 9 o'clock. 95 LET US OIL YOUR CAR OR TRUCK! This winter, salt will cause at least $500. damage to your vehicle. Oil mixed with WD40, sprayed under 1500 Ibs. pressure, into all panels of your car or truck will help prevent this! HWY. 7A - PORT PERRY D.X. GAS STATION CALL NOW FOR APPOINTMENT: 985-8757 CENTRE -- FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY -- *INTERIOR SPECIAL* ® Complete Interior Vacuumed ® All Vinyl & Leather Cleaned ® Upholstery Shampooed ® Carpet Shampooed ©® All Mats Cleaned ® Deodorized ® REG. 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