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Citizen -- Tuesday , Februa 2, 1993 = Blackstock curling: emphasis on good fun There seems to be a lot of emphasis on winning these days. Who won what and by how much very often comes out as what life is all about. At the Blackstock Mens Curling League, we often tease each other about how various skips are doing against other skips, but we try to keep the emphasis on having fun. This, however, should not take away from the fact there are some very skilled players on the ice each week. Curling is a game of finesse. Drawing to the button with the last rock in the last end is every skip's dream, and amazingly enough a lot of curlers can do just that. Tweens With only 2 games lift in the season before playoffs begin the Pineridge Tween B girls are fine tuning their skills in preparation for the playoffs. Anchored by the strong goaltending of Genni Taylor and her defence of Jill Tophem, Alechia Crachnell and Amanda Wakeford they limited the scoring chances of the Mariposa players Goal scorers in the game were Jennifer Pashley with 3 goals and 1 assist, Lee-Anne Wakeford with 1 goal and 3 assists, Cindy Verschuuren Call the Scugog Citizen for Service Directory Rates for 3 Month Terms 985-NEWS Calling the sweepers off is just as important as starting them. Giving enough ice and reacting to the results can be a split second decision. Throwing the lead and second stones can be the most important part of any game. Good vice skips can get a team out of most jams. So, although a team must curl as a unit, what the individuals do really contributes to the success or failure of the unit. Each end is a little game in itself and getting'the accolades from your team and all the other fellows of "nice shot" is really what curling is all about. Winning can be important, but having fun and improving the - win 7-4 with 1'goal and 1 assist, Diane Vanderligt with 1 goal and 1 assist and Alechia Crachnell with 4 assists Our final gdal of the game was scored by Laura Domik, her first ever playing ringette on a nice set up by Lee-Anne and Jennifer Pashley. Laura and Emma Russell are first year players and are working very hard and are becoming very important players on our team. Our next game is Saturday, Feb. 6 at Scugog arena when we will host Whitby at 5:30 skill levels is perhaps more important. So, this is a salute to all the players who make up the teams, to those who may not do 80 well and to the most skilled because as a team we all have a lot of fun. And for those who don't curl but would like to start, just show up at the Blackstock Curling rink and we guarantee you will be well received. Two big events are coming up very soon. The Fletcher Bonspiel on February 6 and the Blackstock vs. Port Perry Mens Curling "Challenge" on Feb. 16 with three draws. For more info on either of these events call Fred Ford at 986- 0352. The results in the Blackstock League on Jan. 26 are as follows: Cam Porter defeated Richard Van Camp 13-4 winning' six ends to two; Gerald nipped Merlin Suggitt 6-5, taking five ends to three; and Keith Van Camp defeated Peter Luckhardt 9-5 with five ends to Peter's three. ! Twyla Ballagh and Colleen Park are partners in Herbally Yours a new shop specializing In environment friendly household cleaners, vitamin supplements of all kinds, snack foods without additives and lots of literature on how to lead a healthier lifestyle. The shop at 143 Perry St., opened on February 2. First week customers are eligible for a draw prize of household cleansers. 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