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a THEE. v «JN -- "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" (% PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 13, 1993 - 37 7 Rivalry is on as Port Juveniles defeat Uxbridge The "Key-Bar" Juveniles of Port Perry opened their season with a win against Uxbridge on Monday, Oct. 4. The coaching staff for this year's team con- sists of: Dave Barkey, Carl Fitz- gerald, and Paul Wylie. Putting aside the fact that this game represented only the second time that most of the players have been on the ice skating, Port clearly dominated the en- tire match. The game started off with lots of tight checking and few chanc- es taken by either team. The game remained scoreless until early into the second period when Steve Styles scored Port's first goal of the season, with as- sists going to Blair Prechitko and Derek Buller. Seconds lat- er, Uxbridge tied the game up with an unassisted goal by Ke- vin Lunny. By the end of their second period, Port had clearly outhustled and outplayed their opponents, heading to the dressing room with a well- earned 3-1 lead; goals going to Darrell Vanderligt and Steve Desautels. The assists went to Craig Leask and Darrin Hope. The third period saw a wide open style of play, with both leams constantly changing on the fly. It was obvious that players on both teams were slightly out of shape. Uxbridge managed to score a pair during the third period, closing the gap at one point to within a goal. Both goals were notched by Blair Cook; assists going to Lunny, Darrin Zeller, Jody In- Techstar Bantams begin season Techstar Bantams got their first taste of pre-season hockey in an exhibition game against the Oshawa Red Wings. Starting things off for the Techstar Bantams was Danny Robinson scoring on a pass from Paul Shrigley. Techstar scored again as Aaron Levy and Matt Blowe assisted Gavin Baxter. To end the first period Aaron Levy scored giving Port a 3-2 lead. : The second period saw Oshawa and Port trade goals with Robert Gracie scoring un- assisted. The score tied at 4-4 made for an interesting fast paced third period but unfortunately no goals scored by either teams. With some great end to end hockey, the game ended in a 4-4 tie. On Friday, Oct. 1 Techstar Bantams travelled to Uxbridge to play another exhibition game. The first period saw end to end hockey while Port dominat- ed most of the play. Shane Nor- ten, Robert Gracie, Aaron Levy and Matt Blowe scored in the first period. Assists went to Ashley Van Shelven, Gavin Baxter and Bob Cracknell. The second period began with Port still on a tear as it paid off with Shane Norton scoring, as- sisted by Matt Blowe. Uxbridge seemed to come to life, but between Ports defense- men and great netminding they were stumped. The net minding was shared by Doug Short and John Babcock. Both worked hard to maintain the shutout. Nice work! On Oct. 3 Techstar paid Man- vers a visit. For this game they met a quick moving and hard hitting Manvers team. It was evident from the drop of the puck that the Manvers boys were more than ready to play hockey, with the only goal scored in the first period. In the second period Port picked up their game scoring two goals from Gavin Baxter and Shane Norton, assisted by Ryan Puckrin, Matt Blowe and Brad Shanley. In the final period Manvers scored with only minutes off the clock. Port was not about to roll over as they plugged away and were soon back in the game as Shane Norton scored with Matt Blowe assisting. From here on, it was wide open hockey with lots of end to end action and ex- cellent goal tending at both ends. Port made a valiant effort but were denied as they ran out of time. The net minding was shared by Doug Short and John Babcock. The game ended 3-3. On Oct. 6 the Techstar Ban- tam Bs hosted Uxbridge, in what turned out to be a 8-0 shutout for the Techstars. The Techstars dominated all facets of the game. Opening the scoring for the Techstars was the team captain Shane Norton. Port maintained pressure from start to finish, never allowing Uxbridge to counter attack. Goals scored for Techstar were provided by Robert Gracie and Matt Blowe with singles, while Shane Norton and Matt Philps both had hat tricks. As- sists were provided by Todd Parry, Ryan Puckrin, Gavin Baxter, Bob Cracknell. Jamie Trick and Doug Short shared the net minding, both worked hard for the shutout to stone Uxbridge 8-0 - great job! Port Perry's Techstar Ban- tams will host Lindsay on Oct. 20 for their first game of the reg- ular season. Results from bowling lanes Tuesday Night Mens Bowling asof Oct. 12 Standings Team Five 26, Strikers 21, The One 21, Flawless 17, Two 13, Missing Bandits 7. High Single Flat - Paul Brough 283 | High Single with Handicap - Doug Hall 290 High Triple - John Criscione 773 High Triple with Handicap - Paul Brough 780 Singles over 215 Flat - John Criscione 248, 277, 248; Kevin Martin 235; Vince Criscione 217; Roy Werry 219; Glenn Squires 219; Harold McLaugh- lin 245; Bob Farmer 229; Bill Ruesink 218; Dave Squires 222; Lorne Shaw 227; Paul Brough 234, 283, 251; Doug Hall 250; Ken Irvine 269, 239; Gerry Lou- velle 238, 271; Bill Hurst 230, 243. Triples over 600 Flat - John Criscione 773; Kevin Martin 639; Glenn Squires 627; Dave Booth 613; Dave Squires 617; Paul Brough 768; Doug Hall 617; Ken Irvine 699; Gerry Lou- velle 707, Bill Hurst 607. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Community Calendar runs each week in either the Port Perry Star or Star Marketplace providing space for local non-profit organizations to receive coverage for their important approaching events. Listings in Community Calendar are absolutely Free to any non-profit group. Copy must be submitted in writing before noon on Friday prior to publication, to be included in the next edition of the Port Perry Star or Star Marketplace. Oct. 19 & 26 Oshawa Chapter One Parent Families Assoc. meets at Simcoe Hall Settlement House, 387 Simcoe St. S. - Info. 436-5089 or 728-1011 OCTOBER This month is Durham Region Community Care Awareness Month . ONGOING UNTIL OCTOBER 22 Art exhibit by artist Frederick Hagan at Scugog Memorial Public Library. UXBRIDGE PALLIATIVE CARE Offers volunteer training/commun- ity awareness course. 852-4461. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13 | Port Perry Fair Board meeting, Medical Associates Building, Paxton St. 8 p.m. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 156 Hot luncheon, St. John's Presbyterian Church, Port Perry - 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 Burns Presbyterian Church, Ashburn - Thanksgiving dinner, 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. 655-8582. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 3rd annual George & Gwen Willis Cancer Society Benefit Show, Academy Theatre, Lindsay - 7:30 p.m. Y, OCTOBER 16 Cra ibition - Louise Patterson Handicraft Guild, St. John's Presbyterian Church, Port Perry - 10a.m. - 4 p.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 186 Uxbridge Senior Citizen's bazaar, Senfor"s Centre, Marietta St. 11 am. -2pm. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 Turkey Shoot, Janetville Firefighters Assoc, 10 am. - 4 p.m. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17 Open House, Marie's Studio, noon - 5 p.m. - 16 Birch Island Rd., Vewlake, Ont. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17 Public Sight in Days, Port Perry Rod and Gun, 1-4 p.m. 985-8884. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY OCTOBER 16 AND 17 Scugog Shores Spinners and Weavers, 4th annual show and sale, Masonic Hall. Saturday - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sunday - noon - 4 p.m. Free Admission. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY OCTOBER 16 AND 17 Jewellery by Kim Price, Masonic Hall, Port Perry. Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sunday noon - 4 p.m. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18 Annual mecting and election for Cartwright Minor Ball - Rec. Centre, Blackstock - 7 p.m. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18 Blackstock Curling Club registra- tion 7 p.m. 986-0352. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19 Alzheimer Society of Durham Region fall '93 lecture - 7:30 - 9:30 p-m., Northview Branch, Oshawa Public Library. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19 Evening with Sue Johansen, Eastdale Collegiate, 265 Harmony Rd. N., Oshawa 7-10 p.m. Clip and Save for e Refer furnari and Barlie Pe Entering the third period with a two goal margin some' would've expected Port to sit back and coast. Instead, Port picked the level of play up. By the time the final buzzer sound-. ed, Port had walked away with the game, scoring four goals in the last half of the third period. At 11:07 of the third, Vanderligt sparked the onslaught with the winning goal; unassisted. Add- ed insurance came from Leask with Darrin Hope and Scott Wy- lie drawing assists. Vanderligt capped off his hat trick with only a few minutes remaining; assists going to Wylie and An- drew Pereman. Port's seventh, and final goal, went to Styles who was set up by Pereman and Darrell Vander Slagt. The entire team, with hardly a single practice so far this year, managed to play extreme- ly well as a team. Special men- tion goes to the entire defence core, who managed to keep the goal crease clear of opposition and also allow their goalies, Mike Tripp and Greg Rankin, to have a clear sight on most of * the shots. As with most hockey players this season, Port is learning that quite a few rules have been changed. So far this season, Port has fallen victim to quite a few penalties. Most of these have resulted from stick violations - a consequence of some of the 'supposed 57' new rule changes. Port's second game of the year was on the following Thursday against a much un- derstaffed team from Bowman- ville. The lopsided event saw "Vander Slag LAKERIDGE SKI PATROL's 4th Annual Ski Swap Saturday, Oct. 16 & Sunday, Oct. 17, 1993 ¢ 10 am to 5 pm at LAKERIDGE SKI RESORT, 19 km. north of Hwy 2 on Durham Rd. 23 (905) 649-2058 / (805) 686-3607 our Juveniles victorious with a 12-2 win. For the second game in a row, Darrell Vanderligt led ' the way with another hat trick. The scorers for Port Perry were: Ryan Ridgway and Sean McE- naney (with two each), Pere- man, Parry, Desautels, Prechit- ko and Wylie, Assists went to McEnaney '(with four), Wylie (with three), Desautels and Fitzgerald (with two each), and one each from: Leask, Styles, Pereman and Whitfield. Matt Willetts had a relatively easy evening, only al- . lowing two goals in such a re- laxed game. ph In the past, the Juveniles of Port Perry (and other towns) have always had to play with stigmatism surrounding, hang- ing over their heads. Some fans have avoided turning out to see hockey at this level - complain- ing that very little actual hock- ey is being played. They seem to think this league is simply an excuse for some to fight. Well, it seems hockey fights occur at all levels of hockey. I encourage you to get off the couch and catch a glimpse of some surpris- ingly talented hockey players - players who have not thrown their skates on the shelf just be- cause they are not playing for a Junior team. The first game for Port Perry was intense, rough, fast, and serious. If you consid- er yourself a true fan and sup- porter of the game of hockey, I hope you experience some of the excitement supplied by the Port Perry Juveniles. Port's home games are every Thursday evening around 9 p.m. Hope to see you out! UXBRIDGE If you are interested in | joining the Paw Pewwy Curling for 1993/94 Season please contact the following people for information on fees & league openings Ladies: Laurel Griffen 985-3946 Business Ladies: Carolyn Humphrey 985-9459 Gillian Hardy 985-2101 ~~ Men & Mixed: Doug McMillan 985-3143 All members, guests & potential members are invited to an afternoon of instruction & fellowship on Sunday, October 24th tea A Le RN, YN La a TN A renee ma d-- --_ --------