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i } | i 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 26, 1985 NOVICE Gord Lewis - | Port Perry Printing - | This was a goahes battle from start to fimsh as both goahes Johnny Hall of Gord Lewis and Jeff Jamieson of the Muskies stopped their oppositions repeatedly Lewis only goal came with 2.38 left to play to tie the game from Craig Laird unassisted while the Muskies goal scored early in the first penod came from Brent Giles assisted by Sean Gawley Pearce Auction - 6 Kinsmen - | Kinsmen went down to defeat at the hands of Pearce Auction 6-1 Pearce's scoring Neil Mueller and Jeff Vernon 2 goals each, Matt Mor ris and Steven Gilbert 1 goal each Kinsmen lone goal scored by James Patterson unassisted Remax Realty - 5 Davids Hairstyling - | Billy Zaparaniuk led the way for Remax Realty with four goals to defeat Davids Hairstyling 51 Remax's other scoring Rickie Olaisen 1 goal. Jeremy Stevens. Jason Brain and Darren Kinnunen cach had an assist Davids only goal scored by Jeremy Norton assisted. by Adam Hunter ATOM Forder 5 UAW - 0 Scoring for Forder were Scott Wylie with two goals and one assist, Jeremy Woodcock with a hat trick, Stephen Parish and Kevin Brown with one assist each Danny Hull earned the shut- out Scugog - | Tripp - 11 Tripp's scoring was by Andrew Pereman with two goals, one assist Adam Johnston 3 goals and one assist; Ryan Picard with two goals and two assists; David Pashley with three goals and one assist; Kevin Paton with one goal; Mark Cosway two assists and Scott Foster two Port Perry girl wins two medals Hot on the heels of their success at the Hamilton/Stoney Creek In- vitational, members of the Uxbridge Figure Skating Club have proven once again that they are serious competitors to be reckoned with. Of the four skaters representing Ux- bridge at the Cobourg Invitational on November 23. four returned home with significant results to their credit Angie Dowson of Port Perry claimed her second gold medal of the season in Pre-Juvenile Ladies, while Savina Findlay and Alicia Wills were each awarded second place silver medals. Kelly Newman. also of Port Perry, placed 5th in the Preliminary Ladies. Just two weeks before, at the Hamilton/Stoney Creek Invita- tional, Angie Dowson won her first gold medal of the new season. Com- peting in the same class as Dowson, Savina Findlay narrowly missed a bronze medal, placing fourth in Pre- Juvenile Ladies B. Undaunted, she carried on to place second in both Juvenile Ladies B and Finals at the Cobourg Invitational. For Alcia Willis. her second place win In Preliminary Ladies Final was a great way to celebrate her first competition of the season. Angie Dowson (centre) of Port Perry proudly accepted her second gold medal trophy of the skating season at the Cobourg Invitational figure skating meet November 23rd Fellow Uxbridge Figure Skating Club members Savina Findlay (left) and Alicia Willis were both awarded silver medals in the same Pre-Juvenile Ladies age group. See story for details. House League assists The lone Scugog marker was by Lee Whitter assisted by Robin Brown Gord Lewis - 6 Swamp - 0 Swamp scoring by Mike Olaisen with two goals and two assists, Chad Brown two goals and one assist, Darrin Hope one goal; Louis Whitfield with one goal; Troy Hope with two assists; Jeff Card one assist and Corey Mason one assist. The shut- out was by Steven Stiles. PEE WEE Scala - 6 Larocque - 1 Scala Brothers defeated a short handed Larocque Electric team by a score of 6 to 1. Leading the way for Scala Brothers was Mike Butt with 3 goals, Vince Criscione 1 goal, Richie Stapleton 2 goal and Carl Payne 1 goal. Assists went to Mike Bardeleben with 3 and Carl Payne 3. Scoring the lone goal for Laroc- que Electric was Sean Larocque assisted by Jackie Durham. Derek Carter played a strong game in goal for Scala Brothers. Lions - 5 Frank - 5 Frank Realty got away to a fast start and built up a fast 4-0 lead but the Lions Club woke up and came back and played to a 5 all tie. Scor- ing for Frank were Ken Winslow with 2, Robbie Van Voen and Paul Kett with 2. Assists went to Sam Shewan 3 and Cole Perry. Scoring for Lions was done by Craig Leask 2, Mark Sheppard, John Collins and Herb Hatch. Assists went to Herb Hatch, Daryl Dutkewich 2 and Kevin Buscher. BANTAM IGA - 8 (Cochranes - 6 Chris Lavereau for the second time this season scored the hat trick in leading way for IGA in the 8-6 win There were lots of goals and they came thick and fast. Mike Grif- fin was 1-2 and Gerry Douma, Eric Douma and Mike Toye all had one goal and one assist. Ed Toffin and Steve Armstrong added one assist each Ron Halligan and Chris Carr took the reins in hand and steered in 2 goals and one assist each Jon Rod- way chipped in with 1 goal and three assists And then along came Star vin' Marvin Hughes shpping in the extra goal for the Horsemen Final score 8-6 Emmerson"s - 5 Consumers Gas - 0 Mike Clarke in the nets for the In surers picked up the leagues first shut-out this season, as Emmerson's defeated Consumers Gas 5-0 Darcy Head with two goals and one assist along with Jason Weinhold's two goals paved the way for Emmersons attack "The Bird" - Jason Bertrand added the lone goal Chris Logan picked up two assists. while John Nottingham had one assist This game was a close affair for two periods as Emmersons led 1.0 before the third period eruption and winning > 0 The (Gas Workers just werent there in the cards Looking for A Place to Advertise Your Business?? LOOK HERE!! Where consumers in need shop for the professionals in business CALL: 0985-7383 for more information Ten year old Jeff Andrews, a Grade Five student at Green- bank Public School, had never run a cross country race before he blew the socks off most of his competitors at a recent 1600 metre race in Burlington. The local Optimist Club hosted the event, run by 45 in the Tyke division. Out of 45, Jeff came ninth and the number one time in all of Scugog Township. Cartwright Central School sports report It was October when all the ghouls come out to scare, but was Cart- wright Public School hiding? NO WAY' Seven of our Cartwright teams attended the All Durham Cross Country Meet at Trillium Valley Results were as follows: eight year old boys - 2nd. eight year old girls - 4th; mine year old boys and girls - 4th. fourteen year old boys - 4th Congratulations to all participants on a well run season. Four school soccer teams attend- ed the Central Durham Meet, with the intermediate boys continuing on to the Durham Finals, October 23rd Junior and intermediate volleyball teams have been practising for the upcoming season. October 17th was the day for interim report cards. Twenty students have joined a down hill skiing program at Kirby, break a leg! Operation Outreach was held October 17th which 1s a program to teachkids to handle strangers in the street. Mr. Kit- chen's grade six class planted tulips at the Blackstock cenotaph November first was picture day for the school as well as dress up day for grade seven and eight students [t's music to your ears when you hear Cartwright's three choirs and our band, working towards Music Night December 17th - 7:00 - 9:00 pm We hope this will be a most en- joyable and successful year here at Cartwright Central Weather conditions blame for accidents Weather conditions were blamed in a three vehicle accident west of Blackstock early Saturday morning Newcastle OPP were called to Highway 7A. 2 km west of Regional Road 57 at 12 30. a m when a 1976 Ford driven by ill Lee 47. of Pon tvpool lost control on the snow covered highway and was hit broad side by an 1974 Pontiac driven by Norine Haves 33 of Oakwood \ third vehicle a 1979 GMC pick up truck driven by Daniel Houghton of Reaboro swerved left to try and miss the accident but wound up col Ms Lee Ms Haves and 16 year old passenger in the Haves car were injured in the crash and taken by ambulance to Community Memonal Hospital in Port Perry Damage to the lee vehicle 1s estimated at $3,000. while the Haves car suffered $2,500 and the Houghton truck $300 OPP officers are still in vestigating the incident No cnarges have been lad MISCHIEF An Ontario Street resident was spending some time at the Port Perry Legion. minding his own business. while someone was in the parking lot spraving vellow paint on his car Durham Regional -Pohce say vellow paint was spraved all over the right side of the car. a 1984 Oldsmobile. causing approximatiey $500 damage or) ila det