The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, March 2, 1993--27 4 The Kindergarten classes of Mrs. C, Corden at Epsom Public School celebrated 100 days of Kindergarten as of February 24th. To mark this milestone the children were encouraged to display 100 pieces of whatever they could imagine. Pictured Is the afternoon class proudly showing 100 each of popsicle sticks, marbles, legos, mini marshmallows, rice, bread tags, pennies, cheerlos, plastic tags and macaroni pieces. CNH Petites in fine form The Community Nursing Home Petites travelled to Mariposa Wednesday night for a mid-week tune up match. This was the teams chance to recapture the flair that had entertained the parents so well early in the season. Leanne Holt opened the scoring on a hard shot after driving to the net on a pass from Jennifer Donnelly on the first shift of the game. Port continued to pepper the Mariposa goalie with shot after shot only to be rejected. Mid- way through the period Leanne netted her second of the game with a hard shot, this time to the bottom glove side. Realizing that the Mariposa goalie was strong along the ice, Melissa Hooker lifted a shot high into the net after a nice pass from a hard working Jennifer Hammond just before the period ended. Port continued to hound the Mariposa team into the second period not allowing them to control the ring in our own end. When Mariposa did get into the C.N.H. end Alicia Burgess came up with. a big save. Jennifer Imrie, who is playing the three player in rule to its utmost, found the net on a nice drop pass from Jennifer Donnelly making the score 4-0 in Port's favour. The aggressive play created a penalty problem in the second period. The referees d the net and. out of our end. This was a good tune up match for Whitby 2'against whom the Community Nursing Home "wrinkles" girls continue their drive in the playoff round robin for the league championship on Saturday. Port continued to display their ability against Whitby. From the opening free pass everyone worked hard in order to stay in the rotation. Alicia Burgess playing net with a stomach ache and was sloid making some timely saves after Whitby took the lead with a shot off the handle of het stick. Melissa Hooker evened the scoring halfway through the first period when she lifted a shot into the corner after bing set up on a nice feed by Miranda Burgess and the period ended 1-1 with Port gaining momentum and confidence. On the first shift of the second period Melissa again found the twine. The assist on this goal went to a diligent Leanne Holt. In short order Whitby tied the game on a defensive miscue that allowed their SCUGOG YOUTH SOCCER player to whi out from the corner. Less then a minute later Cathy Cooper intercepted a pass in the centre ice area and moved the ring into Jennifer Hammond who found Jennifer Donnelly who lifted it into the back of the net returning the lead to the hosts. Leanne Holt then gave Port a two goal lead and some breathing room when she finished off a good set up by Julia Leamen. The C.N.H. girls continued to work and dominate play. With four minutes to play Jennifer Imrie intercepted an attempt at clearing the ring and drove to the net putting the game out of reach for Whitby. Not making the score sheet, but playing an excellent game were Lauren Christie (after her skates arrived, thanks Mom), Leanne Davison and Lisa Lafort both getting their chances but were unable to convert. Port is now 2 and 0 in the "playoff round robin and with two more wins will be guaranteed a spot in the final. Keep up the hard work and smart play. five penalties to Port, one for tripping when the ref got in the way and was knocked over. Oops! This opened the door for Mariposa who responded with two goals to make the game close. While playing short handed the Jennifer's combined for an insurance goal. Jennifer Imrie started the play to Jennifer H d who set up j Donnelly and the ring sailed high into the net, Forwards that put in strong two way efforts with some nice passing were Lisa Lafort, Leanne Davison and Julia Leasen. The defence foursome of Cathy Cooper, Christie, Miranda Burgess and Jennifer Imrie were excellent in clearing the ring away from Laurgn '93 REGISTRATION TIME : PLACE : YMCA, Queen St., Port Perry Friday, Mar. 5th from 6 to 9 PM Saturday, Mar. 6th from 10 AM to 4 PM Sunday, Mar. 7th from 10 AM to 2 PM COST : $42.50 per player; Family Maximum $105. A full schedule of games, coaching and club uniforms are Register early to avoid a late penalty. If you are interested in Referring or Coaching this season please contact Roy Cowling 986-5854 pre TT SITS S SSI Larocque wins championship Larocque Electric of Port Perry took the A Division championship in a Pee Wee tournament held over the weekend in Cannington. o The first game against Oshawa was a tight checking affair. With strong goaltending Srom David Kaminga and good "hustle from the rest of the team, Larocque came out on top by a 2-1 margin. Cory Wiatrzyk scored from Jay Fletcher and Paul Shrigley té open the scoring, but Oshawa tied it five minutes later. Kevin Cochrane notched what proved to be the winner late in the second with assists to Ian Parliament and Brad Fraser. In the semi-final Larocque doubled up Sutton 6-3. Paul Shrigley opened the scoring from Alex Upton and Chris Jamieson, then Parliament and Cochrane set up Shrigley for his second. Ben Stephenson made it 3-1 from Kingma and goalie Doug Short. The 4th goal was by Cory Wiatrzyk from Cochrane and Greg Rivieri. Parliament was set up by Jamieson and Shrigley for the 5th goal and then Ben Stephenson got his second of the match from Kaminga. The championship turned out to be a real barn burner as Sunderland took a quick 2-0 lead and held it til the second period. Kevin Edwards scored from Kaminga and Ravieri, and with 12 seconds left in the period, Fletcher pounced on a rebound and found the upper corner. The game stayed tied until the 8:27 mark of the third when Wiatrzyk broke in and dropped the puck to Fletcher who snapped a wrist shot over the sprawling goalie. Kevin Edwards picked up a key assist on this go-ahead goal that proved to be the winner Port was able to add a couple of insurance markers in the final three minutes. Wiatrzyk from Parliament and Kaminga and Kaminga himself when the fooled the goalie on a nice shot from the hash marks with Jamieson and Ravieri getting the assists. Doug Short had a tremendous game, holding Sunderland off the score board for over two periods in this 5-2 victory. This was a great effort by the entire team. Coaches Ken Fraser and Larry Shrigley say nice work to everyone. Cory Wiatrzyk was named MVP for the final game. Port Perry & District Minor Softball REGISTRATION 10 AM to 4 PM - Saturday & Sunday MARCH 6th & 7th, 1993 SCUGOG ARENA FEES : One Player $40.00 Registration Fee $20.00 Fundraising Fee Three or More Players $100. Registration Fee For more information call : Allynte 985-9860 or David 985-8689 COCO C0O00CCCCOCO OOOO OOOO ARS OUR REGULA BREAKFAST ITEMS Buy One Cod Fish & Chip For a cha \" GALLEY FISH & SEAFOOD 161 Queen St., Port Perry 985-8641 - WE WILL BE OPEN WEEKDAYS at 7:00 AM - Mondays to Thursdays 7 AM to 8 PM; Fridays to 9 PM; Saturdays 8 AM to 8 PM; Sundays & Holidays 8 AM to 7 PM. TRY OUR FAMOUS GALLEY JUMBO BREAKFAST 7 AR toon lon nday to Friday irday \KF/ DINNER SPECIALS so mr Buy One Halibut Fish & Chip ..... Get One Extra Fish FREE Buy Oné B. Blue Fish & Chip why not have a (oF: \ ST. VS = 7. \ IW. 10) h your Fish Burger, Hamburge Chicken Fingers or Chicken Burger? Please call ahead for Fast Take-out Service : 985-8647 a RVED ALL DA . Get One Extra Fish FREE . Get One Extra Fish FREE PET rrrrrrerrerrTe TPT eT TPT PEG P BBB GOB hms Sd)