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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR REAL ESTATE -- Tuesday, April 10, 1990 YMCA floor hockey Senior In floor hockey action, played on Monday April 2, the Shooting Stars squeezed, past the Red Rockets by a 8 t0'7 score. This was a fine game in which both teams displayed excellent team skills. The first period was a close one as both teams scored 4 times. Jamie Irvine led the way for the Red Rockets with 2 goals while John Hall and Kris Holland notch- ed single goals. Kevin Gray scored twice for the Shooting Stars this period while Adam Jacobson and Aaron Stiller got single goals. The Stars outscored the Rockets 2-1 in the second period to take a 6-5 lead in the game. Steven Elliott and Kevin Gray (his hat trick) scored for the Stars while Adam Jones got the lone goal for the Rockets. The third period was another close one as both teams scored twice. John Hall and Dennis Goodman did the scoring for the Rockets while Kevin Pike and Seth Gray scored for the Stars, making the final score 8 to 7, a narrow victory for the Shooting Stars. The three stars of the game were Kevin Gray, John Hall and Steven Elliott. Happy Easter to everyone; see you all on April 23. Junior It was an exciting evening in Junior Floor Hockey on Monday April 2nd, with the Blue Jays and Red Wings playing to a 9-9 tie. The Red Wings took an early lead with 6 goals scored in the first period. Goal scorers were Robbie Bredin (2), Chris Langford, David Halward and Chris Murphy (2). Jeff Neal scored the only Blue Jay goal in the first period. The Blue Jays fought back in the second period, scoring 5 goals. Scoring for the Blue Jays were Evan Bertrand, Danny Drebit, Jeff Neal (2), (giving him a hat trick) and Greg Langford. The Red Wings scored 2 goals in the second period, one by Robbie Bredin (giving him a hat trick) and 1 by Scott Brownson. The third period brought 3 goals for the Blue Jays, scored by Evan Bertrand, Danny Drebit and Jeff Neal. Chris Langferd scored for the Red Wings in the third period. Thanks go to the coaches and officials who have volunteered their time this season, Brian Youmans, Brian Langford, Gord Bird, Tom Thompson and Terry Halward. MONDAY, APRIL 16 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Real Estate Auction Immaculate 1425 sq. ft. 3 bedroom brick bungalow less than 1 yr. old. Property of MAR- TY & DIANNE ST. AUBIN, (transferred out west) at WASHBURN- ISLAND. 7 miles north of Port Perry, turn east on Cty. Rd. 28, go 5 miles to Road 16, go south 2 miles turn west go 1 mile to Washburn Island Rd. (see signs). Beautiful home with open concept, large living room with skylight, kitchen pantry with upgraded solid oak kitchen cup- boards, walkout off dining room, upgraded vinyl maintenance free windows, 3 pc. ensuite off master bedroom, large 100° x 250' lot featuring beautiful view of lake, community water system, double car attached garage. Selling sub- ject to reasonable reserve. Terms: $5000 at sale, balance 30 days. PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD - OWNERS MOVING TO B.C. Open House April 8, 14 & 15. 12 noon to 3 p.m. View early toar- range financing or call for flyer. Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783 or 1-800-461-6499 Orval or Barry McLean, Auctioneers. THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 19 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Furniture & Tools Auction Sale of Furniture & Tools for GRAHAM 8& PAT BEATON, Sandford, owners of the GOOSEBERRY PATCH, sell- ing at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, Ont. Contents from their home and the Gooseberry Patch Including 9 pc. Walnut Dining Room Suite with claw feet, walnut tea wagon, 6 pc. Maple Kitchen Suite, rockers, butter churn, no. of records, 2 pc. velvet chesterfield suite, coffee table 8 end tables, bed chesterfield, antique oak mir- ror, bucket bench, corner cup- board, umbrella stand, brass fire extinguisher, marble top table, wardrobe, wicker fern stand, um- brella table & chalrs, large quan- tity of collectibles including cherry pitter, apple peeler, decoys, washboards, copper ket- tle, copper boller, cream cans, sundial, Hockey cards, quilt, linens, pictures, quantity of dishes including Wedgewood collector plates, Cornflower, Wedgewood, Crystal, oil lamps, quantity of craft supplies & crafts from the Gooseberry Patch, fishing equip- ment, snowshoes, drill press, 18" jlg saw, band saw, wheelbarrow, Ariens rototiller, tilt trailer cart, quantity of garden & hand tools, plus many other items. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755.A 17 THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 12 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Estate Sale Tyrone Community Centre 10 min. S/E of Port Perry Complete Estate of GLADYS DRAKE, late of Oshawa, and re- mainder of CLARA VANDERVEERS. Household ef- fects, including furniture, anti- ques, large freezer, side-by-side refrigerator, carpets, large amount of books, estate jewellry, silver, dishes, clocks, lamps, bookcases, tables, bedroom suite, T.V., air cond., collectables. NOTE: Feature piece: Thomas Organ with Moog Preset Syn- thesizer, Monticello 372, very ex- cellent organ and bench; Toro 11 hsp., 42" lawn tractor, Lawn Boy mower, and many collectables. Genuine Estate Sale. No reserve. Steve and Steve Liptay, Auc- tloneers 416-263-8710 - A new generation premiers. SATURDAY, APRIL 14 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Farm Sold Farm Machinery The property of FRED & HAROLD PORTER. Lot 2, Con. 8 Ops Twp., 4 mile south of Hill Head & 1 mile north of Mount Horeb. M.H. 44 gas tractor PTO, Int. 420 Baler PTO, Cockshutt 13 disc. seed drill, Allied bale drag, Allled 32° hay elevator, M.H. tiller, George White threshing machine, Knight spreader, Circular saw machine, M.H. disc, M.H. cultivator, White cultivator, set of sleighs, cutter, potato sprayer, potato digger, Belt hammer mill, M.H. 3 - 10's drag plough, 2 Single ploughs, Hay rack for sheep, 2 turnip seeders, 4 sections drag harrows, many other items. Woods deep freeze, Evans piano & bench, round table, 4 wooden beds, 2 wood stoves, trunk, chrome suite, other articles. Terms: cash. No reserve. Sale at 10:30 a.m. Sale managed & sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 or Car 749-7084. A 10 SATURDAY, APRIL 21 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Real Estate Auction 41 St. Lawrence St., Lindsay Excellent 3 bedroom brick bungalow with paved drive & finished basement, newly redecorated, gorgeous hardwood floors, nicely landscaped with fenced-in back yard. Convenlent location close to school, church, shopping & college, quiet street. Selling subject. to reasonable reserve. Terms: $5,000 at sale, balance 30 days. PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD - OWNER MOV- ING. To view or for flyer call 324-2783 Orval McLean Auctions, Lindsay. manure | | The final bonspliel of the season at Port Perry Club was a mixed open event held Satur- day and sponsored by Dowsons Valu-Mart. At left Ken and Maureen Dowson present the trophy to winning skip Carol Naish and team members John Bardeleben, Barry Martin and Mary Taylor. They would up with 43 points to edge out the Scott Howey rink by a single point. Petites win silver medal at regional championship The Port Perry Petites played their way through 5 hard-fought games this weekend on their way to the Silver Medal in the Regional Championship games. They defeated Ajax, Whitby, and Lindsay before the final game in which they met Pickering, a well- disciplined and talented group of girls. The Port Petites played hard, and proved to all that they were able to make the transition from Petite C to Petite B with success. The girls were delighted to find that the luck of the draw gave them a schedule which made it necessary for them to miss school on Friday. Their first game against Whitby was at 11:00 a.m., and the second against Pickering was at 3:00. Between games, the coaches took the girls out for a Pizza Party - a great way to keep up team spirit and energy! In the game against Whitby, the Port team came out flying, and the line of Brandy, Michelle and Cara took the first shot of the game after only 30 seconds. The second shot came quickly and resulted in a goal by Joan assisted by Lynda. Before the period was over, Joan and Brandy had each scored again with a mid-game tal- ly of 3-1. In the second period, Whitby was ready for Port's ag- gressive play and began to press hard. They scored three times and threatened on many occa- sions, but Katie, in goal, was sharp and hard to beat. Brandy put one in the net early in the period, but the score was tied at 4 apiece at the 2 minute mark. Brandy scored quickly after Whit- by's tying goal, and the power line of Brandy, Lynda and Joan with help from Melissa P. and Shona were able to fight off Whitby's determined efforts. The final score was 5-4 for Port Perry. The game against Pickering was filled with penalties and miles of skating. Port Perry did well to keep the score at 4-1 against this excellent team. The defense was consistent, with ex- cellent effort from Jenny and Melissa D.7Lee-anne and Sheila. Ports only goal of the game was a trick shot from Dana which completely fooled the goalie. The effort of the team in this match was commented on by the fans. Saturday noon found the team back in Oakwood, playing against their friendly rivals, Lindsay. This time it was all red and white as the score board lit up 9 times for Port Perry, and only 3 times for Lindsay. Brandy got 4 goals and 1 assist, Lynda got 3 goals, Cara got 2 goals and 2 assists, Joan had 3 assist, Michelle, Man- dy, and Melissa D. each received 1 assist. Most of the girls should have been on this score sheet, as it was a team effort with many completed passes not recognized 'by the refs. The final score was 9-3 for Port Perry. * Saturday night at 7:00 the team met Ajax. After only 7 seconds of play, Port found itself short a player, and Ajax scored a powerplay goal. Not a nice way to start a game, but Bruton's Petites fought back and scored 4 unanswered goals in the first period. If it were not for Katie's excellent goalie skills, the second period would have been a great one for Ajax. They took many shots on net, and had a sure goal on a break-away, which would have tied the game. 5-4 for Port Perry lit up the scoreboard at the end of the match. Lynda scored 3 times, Brandy 2 times. Assists went to Joan, Michelle, Dana, Jenny, and Natasha. The Championship game was played on Sunday at 5:00 in Oakwood, and Port Perry was determined to give Pickering the game of its life. With the neon green laces (donated by Dana), and the power pellets (donated by Melissa D. and Dad) how could they lose? They did, but not without a great effort. An unusually large number of penalties was called, with a total of 32 minutes spent short-handed by one team or the other. Port Perry received 10 of these penalties, and could not get their high-energy game going because of the many stops. However, Brandy managed to score 3 times, assisted by Natasha, Cara, and Shona. The final score was Port Perry 3, Pickering 7. Coach Harris, Payne, and Anderson want to thank the team for their excellent effort and spirit throughout the weekend. Wednes- day night at 6:30 in Harmon Park is the last game of the year, but perhaps the most important one. Port Perry will play Whitby for the League Championship. The girls hope to bring home the ban- ner for all their fans to admire! Pineridge Atom Bs win season finale 2-0 The Pineridge Atom B's wrap- ped up their season at the Buffalo Pepsi tournament. They met Bradford in game 1 and Wasaga in game 2. They played good strong hockey but couldn't get on the board. In the 3rd game they played the Buffalo Hornets and came out on top 2-0. Early in the first period Derek Leeming, Matt Phillips and Jason Hopkins made a great pass- ing play. Matt took the first shot and Jason picked up the rebound and put it over the goalie. With 3 minutes left in the second, Chris Drury passed it up to Shane Nor- ton for a breakaway. Shane took the shot and Danny Robinson was there for the rebound and put it in. Great game, guys. MVP's were chosen for each game. Matt Phillips played a strong game against Bradford. Paul Shrigley earned the award in the 2nd game and Jamie Trick and Paul Shrigley shared the shutout between the pipes against Buffalo. Congratulations to these guys. From all the players and parents of the Atom B's we extend our appreciation to the guys behind the bench for their time and patience with the boys. A big thanks to Bill Hopkins, Walter Drury, Gary Smith and Larry Shrigley. The boys had fun, learn- ed a lot and came a long way. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 20,000 people could have read it this week. That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For advertising Made Easy call the PORT PERRY STAR - 985-7383 | ---- u a -