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On December 12, the Port Perry 1.G.A. Petite's took their show on the road again this time travelling around scenic Lake Scugog to Oakwood to take on the mighty Mariposa Petites for their second meeting this season. After taking it on the chin 8 to 6 at home, against Mariposa last time. Rose Skinner had her team in tune for this one after having a hard workout prior to this meeting. It didn't take the Port 1.G.A. girls long to throw a log in the fire when Amanda Wakeford scored at 14:21 on a nice feed pass from Diane Vanderligt. At 12:53 Mandy Smart was in all alone on the Mariposa goalie and threw the ring high in the corner to put Port ahead 2-0. At 11:24, Mariposa finally got on the scoresheet to narrow the score to 2-1. Diane Vanderligt shot the ring ahead to Amanda Wakeford who blasted a low screamer on the goalies stick- hand side, to make the score 3-1 for Port I.G.A. At 6:16 of the first period, Mandy Smart made two nice moves to get around two players, and slid a nice pass over to Amanda Wakeford who wasted no time in tucking it behind the Mariposa goalie and earning her hat trick. Mariposa scored one more in the first period to end the scoring in the first period with Port Perry I.G.A. 4 and Mariposa 2. The second period was a carbon copy of the first period, but both goalies held their ground shutting down everything the offence threw at them. At 12:01 Port final- ly turned on the goal-light when Amanda Wakeford shot a nice lead pass up to Jennifer Elliot who was in quickly on the Mariposa goalie and rifling one by her, catching her flat-footed. Mariposa scored two quick goals of their own to narrow the gap to 5 to 4 for Port Perry 1.G.A. With 3:56 left in the game, Pam Hiltz put the ring up to Amanda Wakeford who in turn shot the ring into the slot where Jennifer Elliot was, and she whistled one into the top corner to go ahead 6-4. Mariposa didn't roll over and die, Soe\--\ Traction Improvements We Repair Snowmobiles © M0st makes of Nbr Snowmobiles snowmobiles. instead they passed the ring bang, bang, bang, and it was in the net to narrow the gap to 6 to 5. As the clock started to wind down, this one goal difference got bigger and bigger, and try as they may, they couldn't get the ring into Port Perry's zone. 'I'ne horn sounded and the game was over with Port 1.G.A. Petite's defeating a spirited Mariposa team. Honourable Mention for Good Hustle goes to Pam Hiltz and an honorable mention for Good Defensive Effort goes to Jenny Pashley. In goal for Port Perry was Christie Aldridge who played a fine game between the pipes for Port. vs. Bobcaygeon On Saturday, December 15, Bobcaygeon travelled to Port Perry to play against the high fly- ing 1.G.A. Petites. With Bob- caygeon in a rebuilding year the same as Port, this game was go- ing to be interesting if nothing else to see what areas of the game each teams coaches thought was most important. It seemed both teams thought offence was with the Port offence being superior and a little more depth on defence. Port Perry's goalie was probably the big difference also as she had more poise than the lit- tle Bobcaygeon goalie and could make the saves much easier and did. It didn't take Port Perry 1.G.A. girls long to get warmed up when Mandy Smart stole the ring inside Bobcaygeons blueline and sent a scorer into the bottom corner to give Port the lead 1-0 at the 12:32 mark. At 10:38, Mandy Smart again grabbed the ring near the Bob- caygeon free pass circle and this time busted one into the top cor- ner to give Port a 2-0 lead. Geni Taylor scored when she had the goalie down and put the ring upstairs where the goalie couldn't get it. At the 4:40 mark of the first period, Pam Hiltz scored when she tucked one under a surprised goalie. At 2:36, Natasha Burgess scored a nice give and go goal Complete repairs including POWER EC 985-4771 SALES - SERVICE Reg.Rd. 8 & North Port Rd - 2nd Building - Unit No. 3 FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY into our dealership for a thorough 69 Point analysis and complete performance evaluation. RRS, Sunderland, Ont. (705) 357-3760 357-3192 Make sure your tractor is up to the work ahead this season. Let us bring it B&W FARM SERVICE Remember ... you can count on our experienced mechanics for professional service. You can't beat our price or our service. NOW UNTIL MARCH 31/91 from Geni Taylor to go ahead 5-0. Bobcaygeon scored two quick goals to close the gap to 5-2 and make Port Perry play a little more careful. Pam Hiltz scored at 1:57 to make the score 6-2, assisted by Mandy Smart. With 12 seconds left in the first period, Jenny Pashley scored an unassisted goal. Port started the second period off quick when Pam Hiltz blasted PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuésday, December 18, 1990 -- a1"* Port Perry Petite B results a low shot past a screened Bob- caygeon goalie. Bobcaygeon got two more quick goals to make the score 8-4 for Port Perry. Mandy Smart scored a nice give and go goal, by a sprawling goalie assisted by Pam Hiltz. At 10:54, Mandy Smart once again scored for her fourth goal of the game. At 10:32 Natasha Burgess scored from Jennifer Elliot and Jennifer Elliot rounded out the scoring to make the score 12-4. Remember girls, what goes round comes round. It was only two years ago that most of the Port Novices, now Petites were being beaten 20-0 or so. So remember, be "kind,"' because what goes round comes round. In goal for Port Perry 1.G.A. Petites was Amanda Wakeford who did a nice job in goal. Scores from all the lanes Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Marigolds 26; Alysums 23; Snapdragons 20; Im- patience 19, Pansies 10; Petunias 7. Over 200: Carol Koch 226; Louise Penstone 227; Gerri Langille 215,211; Marg Lee 266,218; Audrey Brown 207; Janet Houghting 235,201; Joyce Storry 216. Over 600: Gerri Langille 616; Marg Lee 650; Janet Houghting 601. Wednesday Night Ladies December 12 Team Standings: Bold & Beautiful 12; The Poor & Unknown 12; The Simpson's 7; Who's the Boss 5; The Young & Restless 4; Lucy's 2. High Single: Ann Aldridge 311. High Single with Handicap: Ann Aldridge 332. High Triple: Ann Aldridge 697. High Triple with Handicap: Ann Aldridge 760. Games over 200: Ann Aldridge 201,311; Marg Hiemstra 265; Margot Brain 227; Beth Oke 230,200,225; Linda Lowe 222; Brenda Appleby 216; Eileen Breen 213,202; Mary Hawes 204. Triples over 550: Ann Aldridge 697; Beth Oke 655; Mary Hawes 576; Marg Hiemstra 564; Margot Brain 557; Eileen Breen 550; Lin- da Lowe 550. Tuesday Night Men's December 11 Team Standings: Bruton's I.D.A. 30; Port Perry 1.G.A. 29; Saintfield Machining 24; XL Gas Bar 16; The Creative Basket 15; Youth Bowling GIRLS High Average: Pee Wee Michelle Poirier 88; Bantam Jen- nifer Hammond 138; Junior Melissa Dawson 149; Senior Lyndsay Dutkewich 139. High Single: Pee Wee Grace Ranieri 94; Bantam Jennifer Elliott 124; Junior Heather Har- ris 191; Senior Erin Hassall. High Single with Handicap: Pee Wee Ashley Bryars 138; Bantam Erin Broome 193; Junior Sabrina Brown 233; Senior Erin Hassall 249. High Double Flat: Pee Wee Katie Barker 172. High Double with Handicap: Pee Wee Jadelyn Blair 265. High Triple Flat: Bantam Jayne Cannon 332; Junior Leslie Jeffrey 393; Senior Tara Ball- ingall 377. High Triple with Handicap: Bantam Leslie Hunter 502; Junior Sarah Evans 591; Senior Tara Ballingall 593. BOYS High Average: Pee Wee Myles Ruhl 96; Bantam Deryk Campbell 130; Junior Brandon Hammond 168; Senior Jay Mackie 181. High Single Flat: Pee Wee Robert Arksey 120; Bantam David Gainey 147; Junior Drew Tromans/Greg Sherwood 208: Senior Craig Mitchell 172. High Single with Handicap: Pee Wee Adam Harkness 160; Ban- tam Todd Mitchell 213; Junior Roy Anger 184; Senior Geoffrey Drury 216. High Double Flat: Pee Wee Brandon Arsenault 180. High Double with Handicap: Pee Wee Robert McKay 290. High Triple Flat: Bantam Jason Arsenault 382; Junior Col- in Meijerink 438; Senior Andy Meijerink 435. High Triple with Handicap: Bantam Ryan Sheehy 515; Junior Rodney Greenough 540; Senior Dwayne Vanderligt 576. Pineridge Tweens Under the management of Tom Patton and Debbie Storms, the Pineridge girls defeated Ennismore 5-3. Team work certainly pays off. Ports passing game is certainly improving. The strong efforts of our defence unabled Ennismore's fine shooting team to end up defeated. A fine effort from our goaltending department kept Port ahead of PLEASE RECYCLE THIS PAPER the game. way to go Amy! Goals were scored by Shona Moase 2, Joan Anderson 2 and Julie Ball 1. Assists went to Mar- ci Zully 1, Cara Vanderslaght 1, Melissa Pereman 1, Jenny Storms 1, and Dana Hooker 1. Special thanks go out to Shona Moase, Cara Vanderslaght and Dana Hooker for helping out our team. Merry Christmas to all from the Pineridge girls. a Trader Sam 12. High Single: John Criscione 340. High Single with Handicap: John Criscione 340. High Triple: John Criscione 732. High Triple with Handicap: Hal McCullough 774. 215 and Over: John Criscione 218,340; Hal McCullough 238,286; Kevin Martin 245; Greg Houghting 216,228; Rick Farr- ington 220; Sid Tarsey 221,259; Paul Brough 256; Jeff Haugen 232,234; Roy Werry 219,224; Gerry Louvelle 215; Phil Brown 245; Gary Reis 232; Bill Ruesink 218; Bob Farmer 254. 600 and Over: John Criscione 732; Hal McCuilough 678; Kevin Martin 628; Greg Houghting 615; Sid Tarsey 654; Paul Brough 619; Roy Werry 618; Jeff Haugen 629; Bob Farmer 612. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies December 11 Team Standings: Beatles 26; Rolling Stones 24; Beach Boys 21; Madonna 14; Supremes 11; Crickets 9. 200 Flat: Muriel Moore 242; Linda Hughes 230; Verna Slute 224; Lynn Loughlin 211; Aggie Ferguson 209; Kay Thompson 206; Marj Giroux 201; Kathy Hoar 201; Marge Samarillo 200. Novice houseleague action Van Camps came up with another big game against Re/Max. Van Camp put the first three goals in before Re/Max could get one back. Mark Blakley put the first one by Jeff Harrison with the assist going to Jason Whitworth. Steve Wygerde scored the next goal, on a pass from brother Eric. Mark Blakley got his second of the day by being in the right place after Jason Whitworth took the first shot, Mark knocked in the rebound. Re/Max got on the scoreboard late in the second period, as Chris Skerratt scored on a pass from Braden Tarbotton and Ryan Harlam. Van Camp scored two more in the third period, their fourth goal went to Eric Wygerde and the fifth to Jason Whitworth assisted by Joel Thomson and Mark Blakley. Final score Van Camp 5 - Re/Max 1.