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. ¥ ac a wm fT er aE il rei TI ene a 0 oe nt Bs AR ea nh i i Se ER bh aa clad rt FT Re x TE rn RS A a Py at A SR ne SNE WR a SAL A A Loki we Tp NN ETRE RRL TINIE NCR 7 Melissa Stevens, 12, and Gary Dowson, 13, came home with a bronze medal against very tough competition in the Juvenile Dance division at the annual Uxbridge Invitationals Feb. 4-5. These youngsters are members of the Port Perry Figure Skating Club. Port Perry skaters Troy McCully of the Port Perry Figure Skating earned a silver medal in Uxbridge for his performance in the Preliminary Free Style division. Troy is 11 years old and very proud of that silver medal. NOVICE Don Forder Ins. -3 Davids Hairstyling - 2 Davids Hairstyling were leading 2-1 early in the third period but Forders came back to win 3-2. Forders scorers were Todd Smart 1 goal, 1 assist; Kevin Ellis and Dale Bradbury 1 goal each and Kent Jamieson 1 assist. Davids Hair- styling scorers were Toby Schewin and Simon Traynor 1 goal each and Ian McClell- and and Mike Pashley 1 assist each. Remax Realty - 8 Kinsmen - 1 Remax Realty skated to a 8-1 win over Kins- men. Remax scoring Scott Wylie and Robert McEachern 4 goals apiece. Louis Whitfield and Elton Harman 2 assists each. Kevin Metleral, Tom Dur- ward, Mike Pugh and Ritchie Tripp 1 assist each. Kinsmen lone goal by Ryan Ridgeway un- assisted. Gord Lewis - 5 Port Perry Printing - 1 Adam Johnston had another big day for Gord Lewis by scoring all five goals in a 5-1 win over Port Perry Print- ing. Lewis's other scorers were Neil Han- cock 1 assist. Muskies lone goal by Steven Stiles unassisted. Feb. 4th game Don Forder Ins. -- 1 Port Perry Printing -- 0 Steven Stiles played excellent in goal for Port Perry Printing, as they went down to defeat by Don Forder's Ins. 1-0. Forder's lone goal scored by Joey Villeneuve assisted by Brett Lawson. Kinsmen -- 5 David's Hairstyling -- 5 Toby Shewan scored his third goal of the day on a penalty shot for David's Hairstyling, but 20 seconds later Kinsmen's Marc Porier scored his fourth goal of the day to end the game in a 5-5 tie. Kinsmen's other scorers- Chad Venning- 1 goal and Ryan Ridgeway- 1 assist. David's other scorers- Dave Pashley- 1 goal and Davey Bourgeois with Ian McCready assisting. Gord Lewis -- 5 ReMax Realty -- 2 Adam Johnston had a big day for Gord Lewis by scoring 5 goals in a 5-2 win over ReMax Realty. Lewis's other scorers- Ricky Olaisen had a hat trick in assists. ReMax's scoring Robert McEachern and Scott Wylie had a goal and an assist each and Kevin Metheral- 1 assist. ATOM UAW -5 Swamp Garage - 0 This game saw goalie Brian Madill notch his 6th shutout of the season, with great assistance from his defence particularly Chris Forder. Bill Ruddell scored what proved to be the winning goal and from there the scoring was handled by Todd Saulnier, Jason McBride, Chris Forder PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 14, 1984 -- 21 House League Hockey results and Scott Airey. Assists went to Phil Edgar (2), Steven Slade and Kevin Brown. UAW-3 Lake Scugog Lumber - 0 Another shutout for Brian Madill, a young man who stops pucks no matter where they come from. And a great defen- sive effort by Dave Vol- man and Chris Forder. This victory saw UAW move into first place with 1 week to go in the schedule and the games on Feb. 25 will be of great interest as Tripp and UAW go for No.l. Scoring for UAW were Chris Forder, John Woodward and Jason McBride. Picking up assists were Chris Forder, Steve Slade and Jason McBride. Swamp Garage - 3 Marj Tripp - 2 + This was one of the best games of the season and Swamp showed that they are leading into the playoffs as a team to be reckon- ed with by knocking Tripp out of first place. Goaltender Craig Leask was impressive in goal for Swamp. All 3 goals for Swamp were scored by Mark Shepperd, with assists going to Tuan Connell and Rick Staple- ton. For Tripp John Collins scored twice and Cliff Lefort earned an assist. PEE WEE Wes Lane - 4 W.Frank-1 Saturday's 1st game saw a short staffed Lane team defeat W. Frank by a 4 to 1 score. It was end to end action throughout all three 'periods with these two teams as they both seem to play the same style. Good goaltending by Lane's Herb Hatch and good defensive play in front of the net was the difference in this game. Frank, with the extra bench strength tried to wear down their opponents, but to no avail. Doing the scgring for Wes Lane wa® Mike Butt with 2 goals, Paul Turner with a pair and Scott White, Vince Cris- cione and Gord Ireland each picking up an assist. Lions Club - 8 Scala Bros. - 5 Saturday's second game proved to be a shootout with Lions coming out on top of a 8 to 5 score over Scala. Defensive play did not seem to be part of the game plan for either team as the shooters for both teams were allow- ed to free wheel and find their marks. Top marksman for the Lions Club was Adam Cummings with 3 goals and 3 assists; followed by Steve Diceman with 3 goals and 1 assist. Also having a strong game was Jamie Mabley with 1 goal and 4 assists and Marvin Hughes scoring a single. Graham Sull- ivan proved to be the big gun for Scala scoring a hat trick, with Shawn Phillips notching a pair. Picking up assists were Ed Toffin with 2, Paul Kett 1, and Phillips with 1. Please take note of the game times for this Sat- urday (Feb. 18). W. Frank vs. Scala Bros. at 7:00 A.M.; Wes Lane bs. Lions Club at 6:30 P.M. BANTAM Emmerson"s Ins. -3 Consumers Gas - 2 Sometimes it seems at times Emmerson Insurance hockey club is on the bottom half in losing then winning, but give them a win, when they need it most, they go right into third place in the standings, with an exciting win over Con- sumers Gas, a 3-2 score. The Gas Works got on the score sheet first, with five minutes re- maining to play in the second period. After both teams played a horse in the barn type hockey - close checking and some good goal- tending at both ends of the rink - left both teams at bay, wondering what they had to do to score. But the Gas Works got things going when Cary Dowson scored from Joe Hamilton. David Irvine scored to tie the game up at 1-1 before the second period ended. Chris Logan picked up the assist. Irvine put the Insurers ahead with his second goal of the day. Then early in the third period, the Consumers with dear olde Freddie back from Texas tied the game at 2-2. When Adam Danter up from the pee wee league scored with help from Hamilton and Dowson. With just three minutes left to play Jason Petrie on a long pass from Irvine, scored to give Emmerson a 3-2 win and lifted them past IGA into third place for the first time this year. Cochrane Trotters - 1 IGA -0 Rick King, the goal- tender for the IGA team who is playing some terrific hockey, must wonder what they have to do to win. For the third straight time, a loss by a 1-0 score. Both of these two teams played outstand- ing hockey for two and a half periods, for that matter the whole game. It was half way through the first period when Venning scored the lone goal that gave the Trotters the win. I do believe that both teams are gearing for the playoffs. Both Rick King of the IGA and Darren Fulford of Cochranes stoned the opposition, with saves that startled some fans, parents and others as well - "Me for one'. Both these games were decided by one goal today - and if I was looking for a goaltender for next year, I'd look no farther than the Bantam house league. Some of these kids are 0.K. There is no hockey next week Lecause of the Atom Tournament. FIRST YEAR TYKES by Hillis Wilbur The little guys have been progressing quite well under Barry Oke's program as of now they have the ice split in two and after their drills they are having games of scrimmage which makes them feel as if they are in the big times I have been putting in all the boys names for improved players all year and we are down to the last 2 boys and they are Daryl Bourgeois and Alan Vanderlaan: from Scugog Overhead Doors. I would also like at this time give a special vote of apprec- iation to Barry Oke and his staff of coaches for their time and effort. His assistant, Don Hey- worth, Dave Bourgeois, Grant Laird, Larry Shrigley, Andy Hiem- stra and also the spon- - sors for the sweaters for the boys. Special mention for improved play this week is Greg Pugh from Scugog Overhead Doors; Jeremy Reid and Darrin Kinnunen from « Blackstock Antenna. Mike Morden from Dowson's Red and White. Tickets on sale for arena bash Tickets are now on sale for the second annual elimination draw and dance to be held June 16 at the Scugog Arena. This event is sponsor- ed by the Scugog Arena Board with net proceeds to be used in the operation of the Arena on Durham Road 8 in Port Perry. Tickets are $10 each and admit one couple to the dance June 16, and of course, give you the chance to win the grand prize of $4000 on the elimination draw. The last ticket drawn the night of the dance will be worth a cool $4000, and there are other smaller prizes to be won as well. Last year when this event was held for the first time, virtually all of the tickets were sold, and organizers are hop- ing that by starting to sell tickets early, all will be gone by the time the dance and draw is held June 16. Tickets are available from members of any of the participating groups involved in this event including Minor Hockey, Ringette, Figure skating, broom: ball, mens hockey, old- timers hockey, the Junior C hockey club, minor hockey ladies auxiliary, and at the Arena and Greg's Mens Wear in Port Perry. a a at El tea tai rei i (1 5 a sel sag CC