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nod db wu a Jie « ' Be ieee SB Hut a itt ch hc a i cy 18- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 11, 1997 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SHL playoff schedule Fr the Comets. bm Page 17 Comets scorers were Mike White assisted by Bill Bridge and Sean Fewer, Bill Bridge from Mike White, Bill Foote from Darcy Milligan and Terry Bache, Ken Davison assisted by Bill Bridge, Terry Bache from Greg Warriner and Darcy Milligan and Greg Warriner from Terry Bache and Darcy Milligan. Sharks scorers were Dave Burnett assisted by Ja- rett Harman and Tom Barnes, Wayne Fox from Mike Adam and Clarence Stephenson, and Steve Fox from Jay Adam and Mike Adam. Next Sunday, March 16, play will resume and games will be as follows: 6:45 a.m. - Taylor Fuels vs Harrison Fuels. 7:45 a.m. - Compton Cable T.V. vs Pizza Delight. 8:45 a.m. - Van & Truck World vs Pineridge Sports. 9:45 a.m. - Ball/Callery & Assoc. vs J&D Carpentry. 10:45 a.m. - Monsma Electric vs Cedar Creek Con- tracting. Scugog Centre Advisory Board Eaglettes falling in playoffs The Port Perry Ea- glettes Novice Ringette squad has fallen on some hard times in the playoffs. Last week in Brooklin the Whitby team scored the winning goal with only 15 seconds left in the game. Caitlyn Helling- man scored her second goal of the game from Lau- ra Appleton to give Port a 4-3 lead. But another de- fensive lapse let Whitby BANK OF MONTREAL BONSPIEL: Sixteen teams competed Saturday in the back into the game. Aman- 55,5) Bank of Montreal Mixed Bonspiel. After all the stones had been count- | - | ; Ny Present da Curry also scored twice oq * jonn Butler's team was the winner with 44 points. Here, (L-R) Montreal | Cth assis bs going io Cany Bank Manager Al Knight presents the trophy to John and team of Gale Bal- A son. lard, Sandy Greenwood, and Rob Mitchell, who won the jackets they are wear- CLASSIC COUNTRY DANCE Back in Port Perry on ing. The runners-up with 41 points was the rink of Bill and Lyn Kay and Sunday a sign of things to Wayne and Kim Whitehead. Featuring Country Recording Artists: Johnny Burke, Harold Mcintyre & Gary Hooper | WITH SPECIAL GUEST STAR MYRNA LORRIE Sat. April 26, 1997 8pm to 1am Scugog Centre Community Hall 1655 Reach Street (beside Arena) Port Perry, Ontario Tickets: $10/person before April 1, 1997 $12.50/person after April 1, 1997 Available at: the Municipal Office, the Arena, Advisory Board Members & User Groups For more information or to order tickets: Call (905) 985-3686 or 985-7346 (Fund Raiser for Scugog Centre) Stonemoor Day Care Port Perry Nursery School openings 985-0800 available Uxbridge 852-3510 Non-profit organization Contact Karen 985-0800 "A. HAUGEN"S IS OPENING Tuesday, March 18 Open daily 7:30am - 9:30pm (0) TZ LH of HA) wu DAR IY PUL Bo Serving The Best BARBEQUED CHICKEN 8 RIBS and FRESH STRAWBERRY PIE you have ever tasted! HAUGEN'S MANCHESTER HWY. 12 & 7A EASTER SUNDAY Buffet coming Sunday, March 30th come didn't bode well for the Eaglettes vs. Scarbo- rough. The referees failed to show and only Ray Dal- las offering his help saved a forfeit. Amanda and Caitlyn scored twice each and Lyndsay Whyte was solid in net again but the overall effort wasn't there and a third loss ensued. Kelly Urquhart played well chipping in with three assists while Kim- berly Wilson also set up a goal. Julie Tapper contin- ues to improve on defense along with Logan Gar- land's return gave Scarbo- rough a tough game. Laur- en Guthrie set a goal and skated hard up front but again a lapse late let the visitors escape with a 5-4 win with only a minute left. Port grabs 2-0 semis lead On March 8 the Port Perry Bantam No. one team sponsored by Coun- try Style Donuts, com- menced a best of five se- ries with Niagara Falls. This series is a semi-final series of the OMHA playoffs. Port got the early edge in the game as Chad Lance scored the opening goal on a nice setup by Ryan McQuade and Deryk Campbell. In the second Port in- creased their lead to 3-0 as Mark Blakley and Jeff Ashton scored. Picking up Our Customers Drive To Uxbridge For Our Service ae lo MeToYe lo Mo I-F-1 1). Diane Richardson Mobile: 905-404-5254 I3yrs. Sales Experience CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GEO 852-3331 1-800+263+2000 BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCK 852-3357 1-800+757-2004 Brian Norrish Home: 905-985-8997 Mobile: 905-433-735] 2lyrs. Sales Experience 10 YEARS Williamson [2] Uxbridge assists were Nick Pelyk with two and a single go- ing to Ryan McQuade. In the third Port shut down the Niagara Falls offence as the defence of Dave Jus- tynski, Murphy Irvine, Grant Hooker and Sean Jeffrey stood tall to pre- serve the 4-0 win. Ryan Fraser made some fine saves in net for Port to earn the shutout. Game two was played the following night in Ni- agara Falls and the hosts were determined to put on a good show. Port jumped out to a 1-0 lead as Jason Whitworth was set up by Mark Blakley and Nick Pelyk. Niagara Falls tied the game, but once again Port restored their lead as Nick Pelyk scored assisted by Jason Whitworth and Grant Hooker. Niagara stormed back with two goals for a 3-2 lead after one period. In the second it was all Port as they scored four unanswered goals for a commanding 6-3 lead af- ter two periods. The Line of Jason Whitworth, Mark Blakley and Nick Pelyk tore apart the Niagara de- fence as they each scored a goal and picked up two as- sists. The other goal was scored by Jeff Ashton with assists going to Murphy Irvine and Deryk Camp- bell. In the third the solid de- fence went to work and shut out the Niagara Falls team giving Port a 6-3 win and a lead of 2-0 in the se- ries. Saturday, March 15 at the Scugog Arena is when game three is slated to go. MARCH 15 =! 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