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IT HH I I I A A I IE ES Ls iam a a I I ia I a I I ES I EE i Ce LB i aa AEE I I I I TTT I I I I I I NN I = El = HH 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 1, 1988 Port Perry Bantams battle rival Cobourg Another week of playoffs has gone by and the Goreski Bantams are still intact. Port Perry has started their "best of 5' series with Cobourg beginning on Tues- day, February 23 in Cobourg. Game No. 1 of the series could be considered the game that started it all, in more ways than one. The rivalry between Port Perry and Cobourg Bantam squads have grown to be the worst rivalry our Port Bantams have ever experienced. The Cobourg squad is full of ag- gressiveness and desire with a hint of dirty play involved. While Port Perry is considered a team with heart and motivation with a touch of discipline when needed. In game No. 1 the chippiness grew and tempers blew. Cobourg, started the game off with 3 unanswered goals in the first period due to some un- necessary penalties by Port Perry. The score stood 3-0 until the first minute in the second period when Port's Ethan Lavereau popped a wrist shot in- to the top right hand corner of Cobourg's net. Chris Legere and Jarett Harman drew the assists. This closed the gap to a 3-1 score. Tykes on the trail The advanced tykes have seen more action on the hockey trail. Brooks Feeds travelled to Orono to play an exhibition game. Brooks tried their best, but came up empty on the scoreboard. Good try, boys! On Tuesday night C.A.W. 222 travelled to Cannington to play a game against their novice house league team. . Port started the scoring in the Ist period and continued to dominate the game. They added to their scoring to come up with a win of 5-3. Scoring for Port in this game Allen's Siding Products Itd. REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK were Tom Keeble 2 goals, Adam Hobbs 1 goal, 1 assist, Alex Dell 1 goal, Dillon Weber 1 goal, Dave Gainey 1 assist, and Dan Lyons 1 assist. Special mention to goaltender Jonathon Chambers for some dazzling saves in net and also to the other players making this game a success. Brooks Feeds and C.A.W. 222 will continue to practise their skills as they prepare for their tournament in the March Break at the Port Perry Arena. Come on out and watch these fine young players in action. 'We Supply OR Supply and Install ALUMINUM or VINYL SIDING, SOFFIT, FASCIA, & 5" SEAMLESS EAVESTROUGH We also carry a complete line of ALUMINUM or VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS, TILT, CASEMENTS, SIDE SLIDERS. Mike 98 5 Week Special -- FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL -- 53-3141 ro» 1-105-328-1402 'LOSING WEIGHT IS A HEALTHY EXPERIENCE! -- at the -- wi z 7 h RQ COUNSELLING Individual Counselling by Professional Nurses & Nutritionists. YOU CAN STILL LOSE UP TO 25 Ibs. BEFORE EASTER 80.00 -- LIMITED TIME OFFER -- Gal ......... 98-9833 For a Free, No Obligation Consultation. 238 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY HOURS: Mon & Thurs 1:30 to 6:30 PM; Tues & Fri. 8:30 AM to 1:30 PM \ CenTRY Then 5 minutes later, Ethan Lavereau picked up his second goal when he fired the puck past Cobourg's goaltender to make the score 3-2. Assists went to Chris Legere and Jan Heyes. Cobourg then applied pressure and scored another goal to open up a lead of 4-2. In the third period, Port Perry gave it their best shot and came up with a goal by Jarett Harman with assists going to Eric Grosvenor and Ethan Lavereau. This made the score 4-3 for Cobourg. Port Perry pulled their goaltender in favour of an extra attacker but Cobourg found the empty net goal with 9 seconds left and made the final score 5-3 and took the lead in the series 1-0. An excellent effort was given by all, and Jamie Brown, Port's goaltender, played an outstanding game in net. Game No. 2 of the series were played back in Port Perry and the red and white was the only col- ours seen in this game! With a system devised by coach Todd Wilbur and the discipline of his players, Port Perry drew first blood when Jarett Harman scored on a pretty play set-up by Ethan Lavereau and Eric Grosvenor. Four minutes later, Brian Ap- pleby took the puck over the blue line and unleashed a bullet of a shot which forced its way in the net with no problem. The score Softball coaches needed A general meeting was held February 21 to set the pace for the 1988 Minor Softball season. The 1988 Executive was elected as follows: President - Carolyn Best; Vice-President - Peter Christie; Secretary-Treasurer - Lynn Cook; Past-President - Rob Cooper; Directors - Jean Rankin, Jim Rankin, Barry Johnston, Gordie Ireland and Gary McHugh. There will be registration this year at the Municipal Office on Perry Street on Friday, March 18, 7:00-9:00 p.m., Saturday, March 19, 9:00 - 3:00 p.m., Sunday, March 20, 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. and Sunday, March 27, 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. There will be no late registrations this year as we would like to start tryouts for the travelling teams the first week in April. . We are going to try something new this year. Besides having 0.A.S.A. rep teams, we will also have '"B"' teams. They will be playing against Oshawa and Whitby and will be travelling back and forth. If we have the in- terest this will include girls teams as well as boys from the squirt level and up. Coaches are great- ly needed. Also this year we will be having clinics for coaches and umpires (male and female) at the beginn- ing of the season. More informa- tion will be available at registration. We have, a group of boys at Midget (17 and 18 year olds) level who are very interested in play- ing again this year, but unfor- tunately we do not have a coach for them. If anyone would like to help these guys, please step for- ward now as we do not want to lose them to an Oshawa or Toron- to team. Our next general meeting will be April 6. Please watch the sports section in this paper for dates and times of upcoming events. stood 2-0. Cobourg then got on the scoreboard with 54 seconds left in the first period to make the score 2-1. In the second, Port Perry played an outstanding period and capped it off by outplaying and scoring their opponent, by shooting the puck in and sending a winger in after it. Jarett Har- man scored early to make the score 3-1 and the assist went to Brian Appleby. A few minutes later, Scott Porter increased the lead to 4-1 with the assists going to Chris Ball and Sean Bradbury. It was then 5-1 when Brett Puckrin fired a shot from the point and it was deflected into the net by Ethan Lavereau. Eric Grosvenor also drew an assist on the play. Then late in the 2nd period Cobourg tried to start a comeback and scored to make the score 5-2. After a flood and words of en- couragement from the coaching staff, Port Perry played another great period and kept Cobourg off the board and the final score stood at 5-2 and Port Perry tied the series at 1-1. A special mention goes to Paul Kett, who played a spectacular game between the pipes. Game No. 3 of the series was played back in Cobourg. Port Perry looked tired and just couldn't get things together. The final score of the game was 5-2. Scoring for Port Perry was Sean Bradbury and Ethan Lavereau. Picking up assists were Scott Porter, Jarett Harman and Steve Staniland. The series now stands at 2-1 for Cobourg. However, Port Perry has proven themselves that with discipline, heart and desire, Cobourg can be beaten. Port Perry will be ready Monday night when they host Cobourg for the fourth game of the series. If Port Perry wins, they will return to Cobourg for a fifth game. Coach Wilbur has given his boys a chance to think things over and prepare for Mondays game by giving them the weekend off. With this in mind, Port Perry will not only be ready mentally but physically as well. Bowling scores Wednesday Afternoon Ladies February 24, 1988 Team Standings: Silkience 9, Tame 9, Halo 7, Prell 7, Breck 5, Finesse 5. Singles Over 200: Marian Geer 206, Rose Brown 210, Marg Lee 242, Carol Koch 245, 255, Dot Lee 204, Marge McKibbon 208, Merle St. John 201, Shirley Cummings 209. High Triple: Carol Koch 688. Tuesday Night Mixed February 23, 1988 Team Standings: Chocolates 18, Toffees 162, Coconuts 17Y2, Jelly- beans 14, Licorices 11, Mar- shmallows 2. Roger LaFontaine 739 (220, 295, 224), Les Allen 667 (235, 233), Lorne Mallory 619 (212, 218), Gord Geer 607 (203, 234), Jack Monsma 235. Janet Rankin 230, Gail Wallace 217, Evelyn Trapp 214, Nancy Bryans 203. Congratulations Ross Freer Branch Manager Blue Cross is delighted to extend corporate congratula- tions to Ross Freer, Branch Manager, and his staff at our Peterborough and area office on being named Blue Cross "Sales Achievement Award" winner in his region for the third consecutive year. Ross also continues as a member of the President's Council. To the many employers, group benefits managers, agents and consultants whose support has directly contributed to Ross's success, we add our appreciation and thanks. Ross Freer is located in the Peterborough Office at Suite 204 Peterborough Square 360 George Street North Peterborough, Ontario K9H 7E4 S 705-743-0677 ME BLUE CROSS