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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 17, 1989 Electricians shut off the Gas Co. gang 4-3 Larocque Electric 4 Consumers Gas 3 Consumers Gas was on the score board early on a nice goal by Neil Hancock assisted by Eric Oakwood Pineridge Pineridge Atom B's lost in ex- hibition 6-3 to Oakwood. In the first period and part of the second Oakwood scored 4 goals. The Port boys came back with two goals. Kevin Hobbs put one past the goalie. Assists to Matt Phillips and Derek Leeming. Then Justin Halligan scored his first for this year with a nice pass from Jason Hopkins. Oakwood scored and Port gave it one more shot to try and come back by an unassisted goal by Kevin Hobbs. In their first league game this team showed their spirit and determination. Down by 2 goals, they kept checking and passing and came back to win 4-2. Matt Phillips scored two goals, Kevin Hobbs and Derek Leeming each Lucyk. Larocque's Justin Woot- ton evened the scoring on an unassisted goal to end the first period. Consumers Gas scored the on- doubles Atoms picking up one. Assists to Kevin Hobbs 2, Derek Leeming 2, and Chris Drury 2. This game was end to end keeping all the goalies on their toes. Playing net for Port were Paul Shrigley and Jamie Reed. Good game guys! Trevor Smith keeps the fans holding their breath with his exciting full rink rushes. Danny Robinson is back from holidays and althought he didn't notch any points, he's been checking and skating hard. Robert Gracie and Bobby Cracknell each played an ex- cellent defensive game. Keep it up team! Next league game in Port Perry Thursday October 19, against Cobourg. New togs for Pee The Port Perry Pee Wee No.2 team played an exhibiton game at Darlington Arena against Bowmanville Wed. night. Bowmanville got on the board first but Port Perry on a neat backhand shot from Daryl Bourgeois tied the game up near the end of the second period. Early in the third period assisted by Jeremy Geer, Mike Labanovich sent a bouncing shot from the blue line to put Port ahead 2-1. Late in the third with a pile up in front of the net Daryl Bourgeois got the puck to Sandy Mark who flipped it into the net giving Port a 3-1 victory. Goaltenders James Paterson and Scot Prechitko shared the duties between the pipes and made many great saves! RENOUVATOR Associated with Nestleton Airtight Stoves Reach Industrial Park, | Unita, Reg. Rd. 8 Allen's Aluminum Siding Bldg. Monday to Saturday 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM | 985-0715 N BRAY A 3 Ww \ On Saturday the Pee Wee No 2. team played its first league game against Omemee. This was a special night for the team as they were all decked out in their new sweaters from the new sponsor of the Pee Wee No. 2 team, Scugog Overhead Doors. Port Perry got on the board first but not until the last minute of the first period when Ian Shrigley and Brent Harper team- ed up together, got the puck over to Daryl Bourgeois who popped it into the net. Omemee scored the next two goals and at the end of the second period it was 2-1 for Omemee. Port finished the scoring in the third period on a goal by Brent Harper with assists going to Ian Shrigley and Ian McCready. This game was a very physical game EVERYDAY is a SALE DAY WITH OUR PRICES ... Some Days are Bigger Than Others! ly goal in the second period to go ahead by one as Eric Lucyk fired one unassisted. In the third period Devon Blair scored unassisted to give Laroc- que a tie at this point. It wasn't for long as Ritchie Tripp put Con- sumers Gas ahead on a nice goal assisted by Stephen Hiemstra. With two minutes to go Laroc que Electric tied the game again as Darren Kinnunen put one bet ween the pipes unassisted. Lavoe que still on a high from the last goal skated right back and Matt Baker drove one into the net while Steve Gilbert and Justin Wootton earned the assists. Final score Larocque 4, Con- sumes Gas 3. Another fine finish as both teams played their hearts out and were very evenly match- ed throughout the contest. Keep it up guys, you're looking great. It should be noted, Kyle McCly- mont in goal for Larocque and lan Johnston for Consumers Gas played superb between the pipes. Scala Bros. 5 Emiels Restaurant 5 Scala started off with two quick goals, both unassisted. Sean Wee Bs as evident by the amount of penal- ty minutes handed out (45) total. At this time we would like to in- troduce your Pee Wee No.2 team for 89-90. - Goaltending duties will be shared by James Paterson and Scot Prechitko. Defense will be handed by Brett Lawson, Ian McCready, Jason Phillips and Jason Reid. Playing forward are Daryl Bourgeois, Jeremy Geer, Brent Harper, Matt Hobbs, Mike Labanovich, Sandy Mark, Rick Olaisen, Jason Reid, Ian Shrigley and Kent Taylor. Coaching the team is Mike Prechitko manager is Ralph McCullough and trainer is Tim Brooks. These guys are looking forward to a very successful season so come on out Sat. nights and show your support. Next game is Sat. 9:00 against Newcastle. Sauter firing the first, Mike Pashley rifling the second. Emiels' Brad Strickert scored one on a nice set up from Stewart Bruce. Scala's Chris Vandermeer turned right around and scored a beauty on a nice set up by Matt Phoenix who looked real good for his first outing and Andrew Jones. Kmlels' Jon Jamieson scored as he shot one set up by Matt Brown. Kirk Swain showed some good speed and scored one unassisted for Kmiels. Brad Strickert gave mies the lead for the first time from a pass off the stick of Stewart Bruce, Graham Holt evened the score for Scala as he scored his first of the game on an assist from Sean Gawley. In the third period we witness- ed some great end to end rushing by both teams and finally Emiels took the lead again on a goal from the polished stick of Matt Brown assisted by Robbie Martyn. As time was running out Scala came back and evened the game at five, as Matt Phoenix drilled one between the pipes while Graham Holt picked up the assist. This was another fine effort as both teams battled for the lead. Kyle Simms and Jamie Lowe did some mighty fine step-dancing in goal for Emiels and Scala Bros. as they blocked numerous hard shots. See you all next week for some more exciting Pee Wee House League Hockey. Before signing off it would be much appreciated if a mother or father would volunteer to do the newspaper write up for their teams. I know a number of you out there, and your writing talents far exceed mine. If interested please see me next week at the arena. New strategies in beef industry The Ontario Cattlemen's Association has taken the first step in developing a strategy for the Ontario beef industry. A com- mittee has prepared a discussion paper entitled "Blueprint for the Ontario Beef Industry." Part of the document examines the strengths and weaknesses of the Ontario beef industry while the remainder contains twenty one blueprints or action plans for On- tario producers to become more competitive in a market-oriented industry. The discussion paper examines the shift in cattle feeding activity from Ontario to Alberta and Saskatchewan, and looks at the influence of domestic and interna- tional grains policies on Ontario's land based cattle feeding industry in causing this shift. The paper states that four issues must be ad- dressed in planning for the future - 1) lowering production costs; 2) increasing the supply of replace- ment cattle in Eastern Canada; 3) ensuring product quality and consistency and new product development and 4) enhancing positive consumer attitudes about beef production as an integral part of sustainable agriculture. The twenty-one blueprints are concise plans, designed to ad- dress a broad range of issues from production costs to beef grading and quality assurance to producer leadership. Jim Magee, OCA President, said "I want to commend the members of the Blueprint Com- mittee for their realistic and ob- jective assessment of the industry and for focusing on what it will take for us to be competitive. I want to emphasize that this is a discussion paper and that we will be looking for reaction and feed- back from producers, packers, merchandizers and others who service our industry. 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