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20- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 12, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" League Standings - As of Dec. 5 All Flags Shell 23 pts., Shaw Industrial 22 pts., Tri-Gem Flawless 22 pts., Guardian Drugs 18 pts., Manchester Country Style 15 pts., No Names 9 pts. Hig Single Flat - Harold Tuesday Night Bowling Triples over 600 Flat - Harold McLaughlin 659, Owen St. John 665, Rick Farrington 600, Kevin Martin 689. Ladies Wednesday Afternoon - Dec. 6 Team Standings Nutcrackers 16, Rosebuds 14, Bubblies 13, Buttercups 8, McLaughlin 308. High Single with Handicap - Harold McLaughlin 318. Not low Fa "IOC Glaciers 7, Shells 5. Games over 200: Marg Lee 264, 219; Caron Weber 258, 226; Carol Koch 255, High Triple Flat - Kevin Martin 689. High Triple with Handicap - Rick Farrington 771. Singles over 215 Flat - Harold McLaughlin 308, Owen St. John 252, 218. + | Rick Farrington 243; Ken Bolduc 222, Kevin Martin 21 228, Paul Brough Langil Triples over 550: Caron Weber 653, Carol Koch 651, Marg Lee 650, Audrey Brown 624, Carol Davis 584. 218; Carol Davis 234; Audrey Brown 223, 221; Gail Kowalczyk 211; Ruby Wickiam 210; phirley Lackey 202; Gerri e 201. Mo Jocks Annual Family Christmas Night Sunday, December 17th 7:00 Game Start Little Britain Merchants vs Port Perry Mojacks Santa Claus will be present! Lucky Draws for children & Adults Special Admission Prices Adults: $3.00 Students $2.00 Children under 12 FREE RR RR & Te Durhbharmn Stearn Clearing e°lLoose Rugs 985-8552 * 3M Scotchguard e Broadloom e Upholstery AS SEEN AT THE ay SNOWMOBILE SHOW! / = EECHSIAR PLASTICS INC. £ CALL FOR YOUR FREE BROCHURE 985-8479 or vist our showroom at... 15400 01d Simcoe Road Port Perry, Ontario, Canada LL 118 Port Bantams are back in action The Port Perry Country Style Bantam No. One team were back in action on Dec. 4 at the Scugog Arena, after a two week layoff. Due to the inclem- ent weather we had expe- rienced lately, two previ- ous games had been cancelled. The opponents on this night were the Clippers from Stouffville. This was the first encoun- ter this season with the Clippers and the play was tentative to start the first period. Por' were trying to get their legs back in game action after the layoff and their timing was a little off as the first period wound down, things started to get back on track as Troy Campbell finally managed to get one by a stubborn Stouffville goalie. Picking up assists on the goal were linemates Dillan Weber and Dave Gainey. Port was up 1-0 after the first period. The action picked up in the second as both teams played end to end hockey. Port increased their lead to two as Derek Tindall finished off a nice passing play with linemates Scott Jeffrey and Adam Hobbs. Stouffville scored late in the second period to re- duce Port's lead to 2-1. The third period proved to be tight and tense as Stouffville fought hard to tie the game. Mike Ma- Pearce hosts Port Hope This week Pearce Auc- tion played host to Port Hope on Friday, Dec. 8. Port Perry came out flying with awesome forecheck- ing and bang on passing. . Pearce Auction scored on their first shift as a spirited Cassidy Weber drove to the net and Tyson Savage (Robo) wacked in the rebound. On the next shift, however, Port Hope came back to tie it. Mid- way through the first Kee- nan Geer lugged the puck deep into the opponent's zone to set the bee's buzz- ing. Kyle Mullins to Jeff Tomcheski, spin-a- ramma, scores. Port Hope answered late in the first. Then Mi- chael Lycett took a soft pass from Matthew Roth. He cruised past the de- _ Bs 0 SE Marzipan | figures at: > \ NUTSABOUT ill} \ J ra fence and confidently tucked it in. After an excit- ing but scoreless second period, Tyson Savage banged in another Cassidy Weber rebound. In the late going, Jeff Tomcheski carried the puck all the way and found a hole to put the icing on the cake of a well-earned win. The next game was Sun- day, or was it Saturday? Oh well, we played the LN.H.L. Canadians at the Civic. Pearce Auction played a solid exhibition game with a short bench due to the weather. Kory Bauer had a strong game as did Derek Goreski, Tay- lor Churchill and Danny Halward on defensive and other places. Nelson Lang- maid was all over the place like a jack-rabbit and worked very hard as usual. Ashley Lucas put on a great display of puck con- trol. She set up Tyson Sav- age's goal and took a pass from Cassidy Weber to score Pearce Auction points. The Canadians played a strong game slipping three goals behind our keeper for the win. Al- though we came up short [eo Taillon made some nice stops. Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 cLennan played solid in net as he stoned the clip- pers for the rest of the game and Port finished up with a 2-1 win. The next night, Dec. § the boys made that fun trip down the 401 to Co- bourg. The temperature as usual was warmer out- side than inside the old barn but Cobourg was ready to play. They were definitely after revenge as we had beaten them twice already this season. Co- bourg's efforts in the first period were rewarded with an early goal and a 1- 0 lead. Action picked up in the second period as Port started to chip away at the Cobourg lead which had grown to two. Leading the way for Port were Derek Tindall and Troy Camp- bell as they both scored one apiece to tie the game at two. Obviously the ref- eree was not aware who assisted on these two goals as the gamesheet was blank. Cobourg picked up the pace and scored the go ahead goal. for a 3-2 lead after two pe- riods. Port pulled out all the stops as they tied the game at three early in the third when Danny Lyons scored assisted by Casey VanSchagen. Again Co- bourg were not going to give up easily and they stormed back with two goals of their own for a 5-3 lead late in the third peri- od. Port managed a late goal by Derek Tindall with seconds to go. Assisting Derek in this last ditch ef- fort were Dave Gainey and Dillan Weber. Unfortu- nately time ran out on the clock and Port was unable to comeback on this night giving Cobourg the 5-4 vic- tory. Ryan Fraser played tough, as he was barraged with many shots from the Cobourg squad. Upcoming for the Port Perry Country Style Ban- tams is their home tourna- ment on Dec. 16 at the Scugog Arena. For only a few dollars you can spend an entertaining day watching Bantam hockey at its finest. Action com- mences at 8 a.m. as Port takes on the Oshawa Blackhawks of the little N.H.L. so take a break from Christmas shopping and come out and see some exciting hockey. PORT PERRY STAR SIAR) Blackstock Mens Hockey PTS 15 TEAM All Flags Shell Shankys Haulage Strachan Contracting Paula Lishman Int. Bob Strong Const. Keuning Construction Dollar Plus Vine Fuels = PON) = = ON) = =f Week #9 Spanky's Haulage 7 (G. Douma 3, Ditomasso, H. 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