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and Keith Davidson. Robert and Cindy Van Cam Perry Curling Club Saturday ev trophy to a rink from Uxbridge Bonspiel. Team members are J vii p (left) were on hand at the Port ening to present the Brooks Feeds which won the annual Mens Open ohn Curtis, Bill Geer, Bill Harwood No luck for Atoms at Peterborough event On Jan. 20-21-22, 1984 the Port Perry Malmont Farms Atoms spent the weekend at the Peter- borough Atom Tourn. and came home empty- handed. Friday night Port won their first game 5-4 over Colling- wood but not until after some anxious moments. Scoring for Port was Mark Andrews from Steve Laird then Jan Heyes from Mike Feasby then Jan again from Scott Menzies but with 55 seconds left in the game, Port was trailing 4 to 3, when Scott Menzies tied it up from Mike Feasby and Jan salted the game away with his third of the game and Port held in to win. Port's next match was a lopsided affair with a 12 to 0 victory over a Warren Park team. Scoring went as follows: Mark Andrews four goals; Dan Sluggett one goal and one assist; Scott Menzies one goal and one assist; Jason Cochrane 3 goals; Mike Feasby had one goal and 3 assists; Jody Logan had one goal and one assist; Jan Heyes had one goal and one assist; Steve Laird had 2 assists and single assists went to Jeff Parry and Brad Moase. Congratulations to M & | MACHINE SHOP Complete Engine Rebuilding - Engines Bored - Heads Rebuilt - - Heads Resurfaced - Rotor & Drum Turning - Flywheel Resurfacing (Flat & Recessed) - Carburetors Rebuilt - Tune-Up - Shawn Larocque on his shut out trophy. Port's third game was against a strong Ernes- town club and Port got behind 5 to 0 before Dan Sluggett got Port's only tally from Mark Andrews but that was mid-way in the third period and Ernestown never let up and never stopped skating and one goal was all Port would get in this game. On Sunday Jan. 22, Port went on to the Con- solation semi-final and lost 2 to 1 to Royal York Rangers at the Mem- orial Centre. Port was simply out hustled in all aspects of the game and Royal York was just a lot hungrier for the win than Port. The kids and coaches were dis- appointed at a dismal effort in this game by Port but there's still a lot of hockey left so we'll have to pick our socks up and get back to business. Port's lone marker came from the stick of Dan Sluggett assisted by Mark Andrews. Crandell's Riverboat - 4 Rick Larocque Electric -3 Crandell's Riverboat defeated Rick Larocque Electric by the score of 4-3. Crandell"s went ahead early as John Connors scored from Mike Driscoll and Henry Forderer and Dave Jackson scored from Glen Howsam. Larocque Electric came back with three goals to take the lead in the second period. Henry Forderer scored first from Ken Little, Doug Bronson scored from Glen Hudson, then Kelly Lee scored from Doug Bronson and Bill Van- Camp. Crandell's came back strong in the third to take the win. First Henry Forderer scored from Ken Jeffery then Ken Little scored the winning goal from Brian Callery. Goaltenders for this game were Barry: Johnston from Cran- ~ dell's and Bob Strickert for R. Electric. Larocque Sportsland - 1 Gregory's Mens Wear -4 Gregory's Mens Wear started out early to take the lead and remain the leader throughout the game. First Randy Prosser scored from Dale Bronson and Mar- vin Stevenson then Pete VanWeston scored from Greg Heffering. Sports- land got one in the third but was no threat as Tom Hunter scored from Ken Smart and George Slade. Gre- gory's netted two more as Greg Heffering scor- ed an unassisted goal and Randy Prosser scored from Richie Lefort and Dale Bron- son. Final score 4-1 Gre- gory's. Goalies for this game were Bob Strick- ert for Gregory's and Ron Thompson for Sportsland. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. January 24, 1984 -- 19 J.D. Carpentry - 3 Compton Cable T.V.-3 J&D Carpentry and Compton Cable T.V. played to a 3-3 tie. J&D took a quick 3-0 lead as - Joe Curran scored from Brian Samis, Rick Hope scored from Chris Brian then Rick Hope scored his second unassisted. J&D Carpentry then got into penalty problems and Compton came back to tie. Al Bonner scored first unassisted then Denzil Irving scored from Jody Peters and Albert Van- Beek. Bob Lee got the tieing goal at 3:17 from Larry Courtice. Goalies - for this game were Don Card for J&D and Richard Huggins for Compton. Galley Fish & Chips - 4 B.J. Donuts - 2 Galley Fish and Chips defeated B.J. Donuts by the score of 4-2. B.J's got the first goal when Bill Hurst scored from Alan Gray. Galley then J Mens non-contact league scored three to take the lead as Brian Cane scored from Al Madden then Tim Currie scored an unassisted goal and Dave Mann made it 3-1 from Mike Fitzgerald. B.J.'s scored one more as Doug Suppelsa scored at 8:22. Galley made it 4-2 as Ted Blan- chard scored from Dave Mann. Goalies for this game were Pete Nam- ienko for Galley ard Doug McSween for B.J.'s. Port Oldtimers lose squeaker in overtime Howard Forder Real Estate Oldtimers travelled to Ennismore on Saturday and Sunday Jan. 14 and 15 to com- pete in the annual Bridgenorth Oldtimer's Hockey Tournament and came within one goal of winning a third consecutive "A" div- ision tournament championship. Saturday victories 8-4 over Peterborough and 6-3 over Warsaw put Port Perry in the "A" final on Sunday against Buckhorn Six Foot Bay. And what a final game it was, a fitting con- clusion to a fine tourna- ment. Six Foot Bay edged Port Perry 1-0, scoring with five minutes left in the game. Frantically try: ing to tie the game with the goaltender out in the last minute, Port was all over Buckhorn, but superb goaltending saved the shutout. This was Port's first tourn- ament loss in the past eight games and leaves their tournament record * this year at 12 wins and five losses. Scoring for Port Perry on the weekend were Dave Mills (4); Don Mason (4); Bill Willis (2); Frank Tobin, Jim Burnett, Dave Barkey, and Garnet Warriner with singles. Assists went Don Mason (4); Bill Willis (4); Dave Mills (2); Garnet Warriner (2); Ralph Fairman, Herb Clark, Gary Macdonald, Bob Slack, Grant Menzies and Bob Lee with singles. Goaler John Lee played very well, especially in the final championship game. SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES 30 to 119 Days 8" Minimum $5,000. 15 to 29 Days 9% * Minimum $50,000 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 1 Year Annual Interest 9% * . Minimum $500.00 5 Year Annual Interest 11% * Minimum $500.00 Rates subject to Change without Notice STANDARD 6 TRUST 165 Queen Street, P.O. 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