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TT - . Mariposa soundly in the final game. Front from 1 On Saturday Dec. 8 tournament, and were 1 the Chris Allen Alum- successful in receiving inum Tweens competed another gold. in Port Perry's annual The first game was at RT PERRY... | =~ POWER | SEE SKATING | == scHooL Beginning Monday, January 7th-4to 5 P.M. operated by Port Perry Figure Skating Club Professional Instructor - Rick Stephens More details to follow or call ... 985-2953 or 985-3005 = EE SSRINGLAS a Sa SR RRS -- ANNOUNCEMENT A oa a a oS NE a Sl &: i # \ % D.H.S. located at SCUGOG ISLAND, R.R. 3, PORT has taken over full operation of Sturgeon Lake KOM 110 ---- It was gold all the way for the Chris Allen Aluminum Tweens on Saturday as they won their division in a Ringette tournament held in Port Perry. They defeated dy Harris, Jenny Blanchard, Melissa Moehring, Jackie Durham, Kerri Allen, Michelle Beare, Kelly Calloway, . Port Tweens strike gold -- DAVE & JUDY left: Cin- 8 a.m. and surprisingly, everyone seemedtobe a wake. Port beat Mar- iposa by a score of 9-1 and the first of three victoriés sent us on our way to the champion- ship. Scoring for Port was Kelly Calloway with 4 goals, 2 assists; Lisa Levy 1 goal, 3 assists; Heather Lawrence, 1 goal, 2 assists; Michelle Beare 1 goal, 1 assist; Kim Caudle 1 goal while Cindy Harris, Jennifer Pelow and Rachel Tray- nor each picked up 1 assist. Our next game was at 12:00 against a team from Stayner, and Port had no trouble beating this team by a score of DAVE'S MARINE SALES PERRY Marina Kennedy Bay, R.R. 2, Dunsford. Ontario Covered Boat Slips -- Complete Service -- Winter Storage COTTAGE & BOAT RENTALS We wish to thank all the customers at Port Perry for their business, and invite them to visit us for their future boating needs at Sturgeon Lake. You can reach us still at 985-3868 or effective January 1, 1985 - 1-705-793-2952. Looking forward to seeing you. -- D.M. SMITH 19-0. Kerri Allen played a good game in net, stopping what shots she did have on her. Defence played well, and every member of the team figured in the scoring. Michelle Beare had 4 goals, 2 assists; Jenny Blanchard 3 goals, 2 assists; Lisa Levy 1 goal, 4 assists; Kelly Calloway 3 goals, 1 assist; Kim Caudle 2 goals, 2 assists; Connie Norton, Melissa Moeh- ring and Heather Law- rence each got 1 goal, 3 assists, Jennifer Pelow 4 assists, Jackie Dur- ham 2 goals, 1 assist; Rachel Traynor 1 goal, 1 assist; Cindy Harris 2 assists while Nicole Slack and goaltender Kerri Allen each got 1 assist. This win put us into the championship game against Mariposa where Port won by a convinc- ing 7-1 score. Kerri Allen made some good saves to keep us ahead throughout the whole game. Scoring was handled SCUGOG OVERHEAD DOOR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL *New Installations & Repairs *Wood & Steel Sectional Doors plus One Piece Steel Doors AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR SERVICE 985-3735 NT N ¢ ' TROPHIES * | and I J ENGRAVING | DO-NO"s } RECORD, CRAFT I & HOBBY WORLD i h Queen St., Port Perry - 3 9852839 8 p/P \, -- 2 more Lisa Levy and Nicole Slack. Second from left: Heather Lawrence, Rachel Traynor, Kim Caudle, Jennifer Pelow and Connie Norton. Coaches are Barry Beare and Wayne Venning. It was the second tournament win for the team so far this season. by Kelly Calloway with 2 goals, Rachel Traynor, Michelle Beare and Lisa Levy each with 1 goal, 1 assist; Heather Law- rence and Jackie Dur- ham each scored 1 goal, while Melissa Moeh ring, Kim Caudle and Jennifer Pelow each received 1 assist. Con- gratulations to the girls and the coaches, and many thanks to the fans, with their wonderful siren. Our next home game is on Sat. Dec. 15 at 5:30 against Lindsay, so come out and support Port Perry Ringette! aA ume wl aw PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. December 11, 1984 -- 23 Atoms win On Wednesday Dec. 5 the Malmont Farms Atoms travelled to Pick- ering Village to play in a league action game. Although the Green Machine appeared to be really tired from their previous weeks games they managed to come away with 2-0 shutout victory. The first period saw lots of end to end skating but neither club could put the puck in the net. In the second period Brad Moase got the Green Machine on the scoreboard with the assist going to Chad Garvock and Jason Cochrane. At 5:36 Duane Empringham found the mark with the assist going to Jeff Parry and Steve Laird. In the third period both clubs skated hard but again could not put the puck in the net. Special note to Andrew Pere- man who stood between the pipes for the full game earning the shut- out and even saw his first penalty shot of the season. On Friday Dec. 7 the Malmont Farm Atoms hosted Lindsay in another league action game and managed to squeak by with a 43 victory. In the first period Jeff Parry open- ed the scoring on a nice passing play from Peter King and Duane Empringham. At 4:08 Brad Moase scored with the assist going to Jason Cochrane. In the second period Brad Moase notched his second goal of the night with the assist going to Jody Logan and Jason Coch- rane. In the third period Jason Cochrane finished the scoring for the Green Machine with the assist going to Chad Garvock. This game saw a lot of hard skating by both clubs which resulted in a very close game. Special note to Shawn Larocque who faced some very tough shots between the pipes and kept the Green Machine in the game. 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