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Jp Rp ene ORY JETER ORE TT "A Family Tradition for 125 Years" Defeat Uxbridge twice Scugog Overhead Doors Pee Wees win two and tie one in league action On Monday, Dec. 9, the Pee Wee B team met the powerful Sunderland team in Sunderland for their second match-up of the season. The first meeting was in favor of Sunderland as Port was no 'match for this bigger and more talented team but the guys all came to play tonight and show their opponents that they too have developed into a first rate team. Port played even with Paul Shrigley making the big saves when he had to but Sunderland got a few good bounces of the puck and were ahead 3-0 at five minutes into the third period. Port just kept pressing and finally were able to take advantage of a turnover in Sunderland's end for their first goal by Shane Norton with assists going to Cracknell and Halligan. This goal really inspired the guys and they began taking con- trol of the game much to the sur- prise of the host team and parents. With 2:12 remaining in the game, Kevin Gray scored the second goal assisted by Gracie to make things even more interesting. With 55 seconds left, Port pull- ed their goalie and Darryl Moase came up with the tying goal assisted by Norton and Gray to end the game at 3-3. This was truly a great ac- complishment for these guys to come from behind by three goals and earn a tie against a very strong team....a total team effort. The ""Scugog Overhead Doors" played back to back games in Ux- bridge on Friday, Dec. 13 and Sunday, Dec. 15 and were suc- cessful both times, obviously riding high on their fine effort in Sunderland. Uxbridge suffered their first loss 4-2 on goals by Kevin Gray, Darryl Moase, Jason Hopkins and Jamie Strickert. Assists went to Shanley, two and Smith, two. The second game was all Port with Uxbridge losing 7-2. The big men in this game were Kevin Gray scoring four goals and Dar- ryl Moase with two....outstanding games for both. Danny Robinson got the other goal and played a great two-way game all afternoon. Assists went to Strickert, Wootton, Shanley, Hopkins, Laird and Smith. Goalies Johnston and Shrigley played well between the pipes to earn a win each in Uxbridge. If Port can maintain this level of play, they can expect to go far in any future play-off competition. Atom house league action Whitby Auto Wreckers 12 Gord Lewis Motors 4 On Dec. 14 Whitby Auto Wreckers defeated Gord Lewis Motors 12 to 4 in a game that featured end to end action and numerous scoring opportunities for both teams. Joel Van Camp opened the scor- ing for the 'Wreckers' at 8:17, assisted by Ken Ellis. Blaine Kin- nunen then scored at 4:57 unassisted, and Ken Ellis made it 3-0 for the "Wreckers" unassisted, at 3:47 to end the first period. : In a wide open second period, - seven goals were scored. At 14:19 Jordan McKay scored for Gord Lewis assisted by Russ Brown. At 9:59 Blaine Kinnunen scored for the "Wreckers" on the wrap around assisted by Jamie Clarke and Jon Sanders. Gord Lewis pressed on the power play and Daniel Lee scored at 6:29 assisted by Joel Phoenix. This twosome again connected 14 seconds later as Daniel Lee closed the gap to one goal on a nice play from Joel Phoenix. : Alex Upton for the "Wreckers" took a pass from P.J. Paffrath went the length of the ice and passed to Jon Sanders who one Novice action Van Camp was wide awake Saturday in a 6-1 victory over Re/Max. Joel Thomson was sen- sational earning himself a hat trick. The first period saw outstan- ding goal tending by Re/Max's Beau Jolicoeur surrendering on- ly one goal to Joel Thomson. Joel Thomson started the se- cond period with another unassisted goal. Re/Max fought back with a goal by Gerrard Tim- mers assisted from the stick of Matthew Cracknell. Van Camp's Eric Bird scored with a well plac- ed shot assisted by Gordon Kilner. The third period was Van Camps with Eric Bird popping in a goal assisted from Joel Thom- son. Tyler Houthuys scored his first goal with an assist from Ashleigh Murphy, sho played a strong defensive game. With one minute left in the game Joel Thomson took a pass from Eric Bird and completed his hat trick. Van Camp's Ken Lucas was fantastic in net with the help of all his teammates to mention a few are Nick Bronson, David Halward, Ian Garnet. Way to go Van Camp. DE timed it to score at 5:02. Blaine Kinnunen completed the second period scoring two for the '"Wreckers" on a solo effort at 4:31, and then finding the net at :02 with a blistering slapshot, assisted by Joel Van Camp and Steven Nagy. The third period again featured wide open hockey as Alex Upton scored for the "Wreckers" at 10:22, unassisted, followed by his teammate Steven Nagy who tuck- ed in a rebound from Michael MacLennan and went end to end to set up the goal. Gord Lewis' next goal was scored by Joel Phoenix in a goal- mouth scramble at 7:58 from Daniel Lee and Jamie Page. "Wreckers" completed the third period with three quick goals; Steven Nagy scored at 2:43 from Michael MacLennan, Jamie Clarke, on a power play at 1:16 from Alex Upton and finally Blaine Kinnunen from Joel Van Camp just before the buzzer. Goalkeepers Wade Ritchie for the "Wreckers" and Chris Thompson for Gord Lewis were forced to make many good saves in this wide open Atom House League game. DAN VERNON DAN'S CUSTOM PAINT & REPAIR Autobody Refinishing & Painting of Cars, Trucks, Bikes & Boats « MIG Welding » Window Tinting « Complete Interior Clean-up 1-416-263-2443 VAN & TRUCK WORLD ACCESSORIES and INSTALLATION R.V. * PICK-UP » 4 X 4 « VAN + Running Boards + Truck Caps « Box Liners « Sun Roofs « Trailer M8 _ Hitches : PLUS MANY MORE VAN & TRUCK ACCESSORIES 1670 Simcoe St.N. Oshawa J 1670 Simcoe 8. N. HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 8am-6pm Taunton Road Friday 8am-9pm Rossland Road Saturday 10am-3pm 979-6868 Ln Mike "Mad-Dog" Adam of Port Perry, a former minor hock- ey player in Port is a member of the Slap Shot Live team which began its tour on Dec. 23, 1981. The Slap Shot Live is an on-ice production combining showbiz, slap-stick comedy and good basic hockey skills which is almed at entertainment for the entire family. 20YEARS AGO DECEMBER 22,1971 The Port Perry High School senior basketball team won the Christ- mas Basketball tournament at Base Borden. Team members included Jim Zoet, Gary Lefort, Don Sinclair, Mark Hunter, Laurie Williams, Steve Cochrane, Roland Skiner, Dean Beare, Ron Redman, Tom Hall and Richard Leith. ; The Beare Motor Bantams hockey team won two str.ight games over Pickering. Jim Phoenix scored two, and Doug Christie one in a 3- 0 win. Richard Honey recorded the shut-out. The second game was a 4- 2 decision for Port. Dave Horton, Brian Campbell, Doug Christie and John Scott scored the goals. High triples this week at Centennial Lanes were Barb Doupe with a 735 and Mabel Cook with a 659. In Pee Wee house league action Club Annrene defeated Maple Leaf Mills. Colin Wackett and T. Flier scored for Club Annrene. The Le- gion defeated Frank Realtors also in Pee Wee house league action. Ian Ashbridge and Mike McQuade each picked up hat tricks for the Legion and Pearce, Williams and Kane scored for the Realtors. 1SYEARS AGO DECEMBER 22, 1976 The Murray Williams Bobcat Midget Bs won their last three games. Scoring for the Bobcats were Steve Geer with four goals, Dave Can- ning with two, Hamilton with two, Tony Oxley with three, Mark Cleveland with three, Cary Fellows with two and Parker and Scott Wil- bur withone each, : The Legionaires won another match. The team has only lost one game this season. Scorers in a4-3 victory for Port Perry over Port Hope were Alan Jones, Paul Storry, Eric Crowell and Scott Wallace. The Pacers tied Port Hope 4-4 this week. Scorers were Dennis Franssen, Rob Griener, Tim Kane and Bill Owen. The Flamingos lost 5-3 at the hands of Li ndsay. Port scorers were Larry Page, Bob Sinclair and Sandy Cameron. In Novice action Mersco won 2-0. Jim Abraham and Craig Menzics cach scored. John Moore and Brian Treen recorded the shut-out. Pec Wee Ils tied with Uxbridge 0-0 and then defeated them 2-0. Scoring for Port was Phil Bower, and Jim Daniels. 10 YEARS AGO DECEMBER 22, 1981 The Sportsland Junior ringette tcam defeated Whitby 8-1, Lind- say 7-6 and ticd with Whitby 11-11. The Novice As won 6-1 over Pickering. Scoring for Port was Mark Andrews with two, Michacl Feasby, Steve Staniland and Scott Men- zics with onc apiece. The Molacks snapped their losing streak by defeating the Uxbridge Bruins 4-3. Brian Mikkleson, Mike Mitchell and Jamic Bird scored for Port Perry. The Midget Pacers lost 2-1 in the consolation final of the Oshawa tournament. Sebring Port's only goal was John Vaz. Mike Adah of Port Perry joined the "Slap Shot Live" on-ice produc- tion whichgombines showbiz and slap-stick comedy. iol CNN A oa ou TRNIR TR aA A ire §