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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 14, 1992 - 29 MoJack's record first win of series From Page 27 Vernon raced into the Siskins' zone, dug the puck out of the corner and fed a perfect pass to Erickson, who was charging to- ward the net, and beat Crotty high in the twine. And with only 21 seconds re- maining to play in the second eriod, McIntyre scooped up a oose puck and fired it at the goal, beating Crotty between the legs, for his second score of the night. Menzies picked up the assist. | Role Change Down by three goals as the ~ third period began, it was the Siskins' turn to become frus- trated by their inability to light Scott Erickson Put in strong game Sunday to, help the MoJacks stay alive. up the red light behind Marc Dekkerin the MoJacks' cage. Dekker rose to the occasion when called upon, making sev- eral super saves, and for the first half of the period Port Perry seemed content to just protect the lead. But on yet another power- play opportunity, Paul Wilkins, assisted by McIntyre, gave Port Perry a four-goal cushion at the 10:17 mark. During the final few minutes of the game, the Siskins were obviously upset that their playoff win streak would end at 15. Tempers flared, resulting in several fighting majors and au- tomatic misconducts. This time, however, it was the Stayner players who were the aggres- sors, but it appeared they lost this part of the game too. With only a minute and 46 seconds left in the third period, Pete Verbeek was credited with a goal --- a shot which Dekker managed to get a piece of, but the puck trickled over the line. Game Three In Stayner's 8-2 win last Fri- day, Thomas Brown, Sebastien Bronsard and Scott Pendleton had a pair of goals each for the Siskins, with single markers by Lou Bellwood and Bill Gourley. Mark McKay and Scott Erickson scored for the Mo- Jacks. Back To Stayner Game five of this series will be played this Saturday nightin Stayner. Should the MoJacks contin- ue to play like they did Sunday night and come away with an- other victory, game six will take place Sunday night in the Scu- gog Arena startingat 7:30 p.m. Ontario Amatuer Softball elects its new executive Skatefest '92 Color on Ice mss ov a hs PHB aie The Ontario Amateur Softball Association heldits 70th An- nual General Meeting and Convention on April 3-5 at the Waterloo Inn. Approximately 250 people enjoyed a softball weekend with 147 of those attending as voting delegates, who voted on 38 amendments to the constitution. Several Scugog Township residents attended the meeting including: past president Vin Walker and wife Jean, past president Jack Cook and wife Lucy, Doug and Catherine Kay, Carolyn and Bob Best, Wayne and Frances Venning, Rodd Foster and Gary Baker. The Port Perry Figure Skat- ing Club held its annual end of the year carnival "Skatefest '92" on Friday and Saturday The executive was also elected for the new season. The evenings. The theme of this new executive consists of Bob Abbott, Uxbridge, president, Al year's carnival was "Color on Harrison, first vice-president, Hub Fehrman, second vice- Ice." president, Kevin Walker, Oshawa, third vice-president, Bill Topping, secretary and Alex McNeill, treasurer. Other mem- bers are Ted Ahara, Doug Bach, Peter Freamo, Bill Martin, Barry Miller and John Savage. Five companies including Spalding, Louisville, The Cookie Man, Wilson Trophies and Molson's were presented with plaques recognizing the support they have given to softball in Ontario. Roger Stewart of Grimsby was awarded the F.R. Feaver Memorial Trophy for his outstanding contributions to the game of softball. TAYLOR & SON CONSTRUCTION $5 INGROUND & ABOVE GROUND VINYL POOLS & SPAS <2 m Concrete Pool Repairs, Retaining Walls m Concrete Decks, Interlocking Stone c% m Cabanas, Gazebos, Wooden Decks RX) << m All Shapes and Sizes NO SUBCONTRACTING / o> REFERENCES AVAILABLE Jo 105 786-3130 $7 LITTLE BRITAIN