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MN--- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 27, 1984 __ Minor Hockey House League Results NOVICE Don Forder ins. -5 Port Perry Printing - 0 Don Forder Ins. defeated Port Perry Printing 5 to 0 to 'advance to the finals. Peti tes Forders scoring Dale Bradbury 2 goals, Jeremy Norton 1 goal, 2 assists, Kent Jamieson and Brett Lawson 1 goal each, Joey Villeneuve 2 assists, Todd Smart and lose by 4-1 score On Sunday March 25 the Bruton's IDA Petites travelled to Oshawa to play the Dur- ham Athletics but came home on the losing end of a 4-1 score. Port came ~ out flying and got on the scoreboard early in the game on a goal by Lisa Levy from Misty Andrews. The girls couldn't maintain the pace but all did play well. They had num- erous scoring chances but couldn't find the open corner. Deanna made some good saves in goal. Next game is on Sun- day April 1 at the local arean at 4 P.M. See you there! Awards night (From page 21) Bourgeois presented an engraved plaque with a team picture to Dave Jackson of Mother Jack- son's Open Kitchen, the local business which sponsors the club and has done so for the past dozen years. In accepting the plaque on behalf of the company, Dave had words of praise for the work the executive does in running the club and said Junior C hockey is "a worthwhile contri- _ bution to the commun- ity". ' THE AWARDS The players winning individual awards were selected by the coaching staff and team execu- tive. Todd Wilbur and Mike Ryan shared the MVP award; goalie Ken Har- man was named the best team players (he " hasn't missed a game or practise since putting on a MolJack sweater), defenseman Rob Malcolm received the nod as the most improved player; Scott Wallace and Mike Ryan shared the award for the best defensive player 'and blue-liner Rob Nicholson was named rookie of the year. As general manager Murray Parliament noted in his address, the season was a bit of a roller coaster affair with some highs and lows. After a quick start which saw the team in first place in November, things went a bit sour in the second half and the MoJacks wound up in fifth spot. Still, they ran up a record of 18 wins, five ties and 11 losses, which is more than respectable in any league. - MIE EEE) - - a. - | Scugog Youth Soccer Club SOCCER REGISTRATION LATCHAM CENTRE - PORT PERRY SAT., MARCH 31st SUN., APRIL 1st 10:00 AM. - REGISTRATION FEES: $25.00 per child or $45.00 per family. -. -- -- 5:00 P.M. a -- -_- a. - "SOCCER SHOE EXCHANGE" AVAILABLE DURING REGISTRATION. Coaches are Still Needed! ---------------- A --- PCC SC SC OC SC ICCC SLC SCC SL SCC SC ICCC C IC ICC ICCC ICSC CIC OOCOTOOOOTTOOCTTL Kevin Ellis 1 assist each. Davids Hairstyling - 4 Kinsmen -3 . In a typical playoff fashion Davids Hairsty- ling and Kinsmen play- ed their game with 'Davids ending on top in the last 2 minutes to record the win and advance them to the playoffs 4-3. Davids scoring Dave Pashley 2 goals, Simon. Traynor and Toby Schewin 1 goal each with Davy Bourg- 'eois an assist. Kinsmen scoring Marc Porier a hat trick, Clad Venning and Sandy Mark each with an assist. Gord Lewis -§ Remax Realty - 4 Gord Lewis ended up on top in a very close game over Remax Realty 5-4. Lewis scor- ing Adam Johnson 2 goals, Garfield and Kenton Lefort 1 goal, 1 assist each, Andrew Pereman 1 goal, Derek Buller and Ricky Olaisen 1 assist each. Remax scoring Robert McEachern a hat trick, and 1 assist, and Kevin Metheral 1 assist. ATOM by Doug Moore U.AW.-5 Scugog Lumber - 2 In an exhibition game on Saturday, March 24, UAW defeated Scugog Lumber 5 to 2. Scoring for UAW were Jason to . McBride with a hat trick, scoring the other two goals were Phil .and Chris Forder. Scott Airey had the only assist. Scoring for Scugog were Shawn Larocque and Brett Puckrin, both goals were unassisted. Swamp -3 Tripp-0 Swamp Garage advanced to the finals of the Atom Houseleague by defeating Tripp 3 to 0. Scoring for Swamp were Kevin Brischer, Chris McLoud and Mark Shepherd. Assists went ~ to Mark Shepherd, Don Hughes, Chris McLoud and Mike Hepburn. Recording the shutout for Swamp was Craig Leask. Swamp will now meet UAW in the first game of the finals on Friday, March 30th at 5:00. " &l MACHINE SHOP Head Rebuilding - Engines Rebuilt - Rotor & Drum Turning - Helicoil Repair ywheel Resurfacing (flat & recessed) otorcycle Brake Disc Resurfacing Engine Boring & Head Resurfacing Regions Ra 8, Port perry 985-9345 - --- - - » Sab Ten Tee TT ee we win mle Sl --- ra - PSP SCS SCI SC SC IC SC ICCC - we su) FOR YOUR COMPLETE Cc CAR CARE SERVICE Scugog Oil Undercoating Service at 985-9569 We do -- Car Washing -- Interior Shampoo -- Oil Undercoating -- Wax Treatment PORT PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION - REGISTRATION - Masonic Hall - Queen St., Port Perry APRIL 13-14-15 Friday 7to 9p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday 12 Noon to 3 p.m. REGISTRATION FEES: $10.00 per child Pre $25.00 for family of 3 or more "~~ BOYS & GIRLS - AGES 5 YRS. & UP -- Parents Signature is Required -- NOTE! Anyone interested in coaching House League or travelling, please come forward at registration time. PEE WEE Scala Bros. -7 Lions Club -5 Saturday marked the end of the season for these two t with Scala reco a 75 win in this exhibition game. Special mention to the Scala team who played one of their best games of the season. Scoring for Scala, Kevin Puckrin, Adam Danter, Graham Sul- ivan, Alec Cranmer, Paul Kett, Shawn Phillips and Ed Toffin all with single markers. Picking up assists were Phillips - 2; Toffin - 2; Sulivan - 1; Cole Perry 1 and Jeff Beddome 1. . For the Lions Club, Steve Diceman - 3 goals, 1 assist; Marvin Hughes -1 goal, 2 assists; and Lee Phillips 1 goal, 2 assists. Congratulations to both Scala and Lions Club on a winter of good hockey. See you in Sept- ember!! . both teams tightened up W. Frank 3 delensively and _ the Saturday's 2nd game game ended in a 3-3 tie. was the 1st of a best of 2 Scoring for W. Frank, Chris McConnell, Doug Adams and Chris Carr all with singles, assists going to McConnell and Mike Griffin. For Wes Lane, Mike Butt had 2 out of 3 for the champ- ionship and as the score indicates this is going to be a good series. Frank owned a 2-0 lead at the end of the 1st however, Lanes came back with 2 in the 2nd to tie the game. It wasn't until halfway through the 3rd that Frank took the lead once again. Lane again came back 2 minutes 'later to tie the score at 3. For the last 5 minutes INCOME TAX JACK BEAL GUARANTEED RETURNS FROM $13 11 VANEDWARD DRIVE - PORT PERRY (Lake Scugog Lumber Company - - Upstairs Office) Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m to 4:30 p.m. © Saturday - 8:30 a.m. to 12 Noon. Closed Thursdays PHONE 985-3688 notching a single. Pick- ing up single assists were Paul Turner and Peter Brock. Please Note - the next game for these two teams will be Saturday, March 31 - 7:00 a.m. gi RIDGE - 18 hole par 70 championship course - Full Pro Shop and Clubhouse facilities - Tournament banquet facilities - Licensed under LLBO regulations Homey SunnyBrae Golf & 'Country Club) wi. ay SIMCOE ST. N. WHITBY OSHAWA 985-2076 2» mile east off Hwy. 12 on Hwy. 1A, Port Perry. - Starting times on weekends - Rental equipment "SATELLITE TV - LARGE SCREEN" CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT - "Marvin Hagler vs. Juan Roldan" FRIDAY, MARCH 30th -9 P.M. FULL MEMBERSHIP Male or Female Payment before APRIL 15th (husband, wife and children 17 years & under) (18 years or older still attending school) Juniors WEEKDAY MEMBERSHIP (Monday through Friday, except holidays) Male or Female Family (husband, wife and children 17 years and under) Student (18 years or older still attending school) NOVICE TOURNAMENT Sponsored by Jr. C "MoJacks" SATURDAY, MARCH 31st SCUGOG ARENA PORT PERRY 8:00 A.M. - Port Perry vs. Omemee 9:00 A.M. - Uxbridge vs. Oshawa Blackhawks 10:00 A.M. - Lindsay vs. East Gwillimbury 11:00 A.M. - Cobourg vs. Keswick goals, with Scott White Wl nnn. Se Pe -- aT Br a a -------- Lr Co