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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 18, 1986 NOVICE Port Perry Printing - 2 Remax Realty - 1 On Saturday March 9, Port Perry Printing scored in the first minute ETI The first annual Gord Lewis Motors Bonspiel of play but Remax Realty came right back to tie 1-1. Port Perry Printing went up 2-1 at the end of the first. There was some excellent goal tending by Kyle Simms for Remax and Mark Ward of Muskies to keep the game so close. Muskies scoring Tom Durwaru and Jeff Jamieson both unassisted. Remax scoring Ricky Olaisen unassisted. Runner-up with 44.5 points was Jay Timmons Davids Hairstyling - 6 Kinsmen - 0 Mike Leach led the way with 3 goals for Davids Hairstyling to hand Kinsmen a 6-0 defeat. Davids scor- ing Adam Hunter 2 goals; Jeremy Norton 1 goal, 1 assist and Ian Johnston, Karen Kett and Matt McClelland each with an assist. Gord Lewis - 7 Don Forder Insurance - 2 It was tied 2-2 after 1 period but Gord Lewis came out flying in the * 2nd and 3rd periods to defeat Don Forder Ins. 7-2. Lewis scoring Adam McTaggart 3 goals, John Hall and Craig Laird 2 goals each while Bran- don Puckrin picked up 2 assists. ATOM REPORT Van Camp - 4 Lions - 4 Van Camp came back with 2 goals late inthe third period to tie the hard working Lions Club 44. Van Camp's scorers were Steven Slade with 3 goals, Brenden Agnew with 1 goal, Scott Wylie two assists, and Jennifer Hunter 1 assist. Scoring for Lions were Mike Olaisen with 2 goals, Simon Traynor 1 goal, Dale Brad- bury 1 goal, Kevin Pierce 1 assist and Louie Whitfield 1 assist. Results from the House Leagues playoffs Tripp - 4 Swamp - 4 In a top notch hockey game, Swamp scored two goals late in the game with their goalie pulled to tie Tripp 44. Scoring for Swamp was David Pashley with 2 goals and one assist; Todd Smart 1 goal and 1. assist; Mike Williams 1 goal and 1 assist; Chad Venning 1 assist; Kevin Brown 2 assists and Ross Stainton 1 assist. Scoring for Tripp was Adam Johnston 3 goals; Ryan Picard 1 goal and 1 assist; and Scott Foster 1 assist. UAW -5 Scugog 4 UAW defeated a determined Scugog Lumber squad 5-4 on goals by Andy Wilson with Jeff Kemp with 1 goal, Chris MacLeod 1 goal and Phil Edgar 1 goal. Scugog's scorers were Bill Sandiford with 2 goals and 2 assists; Lee Whitter aced 1 goal; Jeremy Woodcock with 1 goal and Rob MacEachern 1 assist. COOL IT To prevent Angora yarn from "shedding" while you knit a sweater, try storing the yarn in the refrigerator for two or three hours. i ATG. was held Saturday at Port Perry Curling Club with the Ron Parish rink taking 45 points over of Toronto. At left, Club president Ralph Fairman presents the trophy to Keith Sweetman, Ron ct OT RT TEE ER rr a -- at three games to win by the slimmest of margins. (From page 25) seconds left, however, to steal the victory. Goal scorers for Cochranes were Peter Brock, Jon David Rod- way (3), and Ron Halligan with assists to Jon David Rodway (2), Kip Roane, Peter Brock (2), Chris | Carr and Rob Jamieson. Best Effort Curling Corner by Scott Howey On Thursday March 20, Port Perry's team of Scott Howey, Dave Roth, Ken Jeffrey and Rick Beare are travelling to St. Catherines for the Colt Provincial Championship. Eight teams will be competing in a round-robin format with no playoffs. Game times are: Thursday 1:00 p.m., 7:30 p.m.; Friday 9:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m.; Saturday 12:00 p.m, 6:00 p.m. Closing ceremonies are Saturday at 9:00 P.M. If a tie- breaker is necessary it will be played Sunday at 11:00 a.m. The "event is being held at the St. Catherines Golf and Country Club, 70 Westchester Cr. Fan support is DURHAM AUTOMOTIVE R.R.4, Port Perry (3 miles north of Manchester - West side of Hwy. 12) welcome. Good luck and good curl- ing to the guys. Port Perry Curling Club is hosting the Ladies Tankard Provincial Finals on Thursday March 27. This is a double competition with four clubs competing. On Wednesday the teams will be practicing. Spectators are welcome on both days. In other news, Port Perry had teams travel to Oshawa Golf Club for the Governor Generals' and to Uxbridge for the Silver Tankard. The teams at both of the competi- tions were eliminated in their first game. This coming weekend is the Dowson Mixed Open Bonspiel. PRE-SPRING SPECIAL (Offer good until April 25, 1986 - Cars Only) Complete Paint 3375. (Dupont Acrylic Enamel) Like New Finish Durham Automotive is conveniently located on Hwy. 12 and features all types of auto body repair, specializing in collision work. We have the newest equipment and measuring systems on the market to repair your late model cars and trucks. During this limited time offer, complete paint work will be done for only $375.00. Body work $22.50 per hour. In addition, we will pay up to $100.00 deductible on insurance claims. Co We invite you to visit our fully equipped premises for a free estimate. Monday - Friday 8 AM. to 5 PM. Saturday 8 AM. to 12 noon. For an evening appointment call Larry .............. 985-3379 Parish and Dave Roth. Absent Bill Tredway. Tournament excitement winners were Jon David Rodway for Cochranes and Chris Barry for - Bowmanville. _ Inthe first 'A' Division semi-final game, the powerful Oshawa Mon- signor Coffey team skated to an 11-3 , win over Port Perry Emmerson. Emmerson goals were scored by Jason Weinhold, Chris Logan, and Darcy Head with assists to Jim Jackman, Jason Weinhold and Dar- cy Head. Players selected for Best Effort were Mike Bergsma of Oshawa and Paul Turner of Emmerson. In the second 'B' Division semi- final Port Perry IGA earned the right to face Bowmanville KOOL in the 'B' Championship by outscoring Port Perry Consumers Gas 4-2. Goal scorers for IGA were Steve Arm- strong, Bobby Orr, and Chris Lavereau (2). Assists went to Mike Griffin (2), and Eric Douma. Con- sumer Gas goals were scored by Chris Menzies and Daryl Bradt with assists going to Allan Honey and Neil Mark. Best Effort winners were IGA's Eric Douma and Con- sumer"s Derek Slack. Peterborough St. James defeated Newcastle Nichols Motors 2-1 to ad- vance to the 'A' Championship against Oshawa Monsignor Coffey. Best Effort winners were Kelly O'rourke for Peterborough and Brent MacKay for Nichols Motors. In the 'B' Championship game, Bowmanville KOOL skated to a 7-1 win over Port Perry IGA. IGA's goal was scored by Gerry Douma assisted by Mike Toye. Best Effort trophies were presented to Eric Douma of IGA and Peter Moorcroft of Bowmanville. Peterborough St. James put up a good effort against Oshawa Mon- signor Coffey in the 'A' Champion- ship game. The swift skating by the Oshawa team made them pull away in the second period, however, and won the game 6-3. Best Effort win- ners were Scotty Holliday for St. James and Jason Longhurst for Monsignor Coffey. Congratulations to all teams for an exciting day of hockey. L.L.B.O. CAESAREA PHONE 986-5684 "RIVER ROAD" Country & Western Band FRI, & SAT., MARCH 21 &22-9P.M. to 1 AM. Ga a free bucket or pallet fork when you buy a new Sperry New Holland "Super Jn Boom" loader. Act now--offer ends March 51, 1986. Easy finance--talk to us now. MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. Sunderland, Ontario 1-705-357-3121 -------------------- - EL ed wil dae