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It's Kidney Month March Is Kidney Month and there wil be a door- to-door, Fanyss In Port Parry, B Kadowaki, who chair the drives In Port Perry and Crees (fom) 9 hopes the drive will raise $5,000 this year. With her are Cynthia Blair and Karen Margaret the NON, Cv areas. If you'd like to help, call Margaret at 965-4584. And ously when a canvasser knocks on your door. are needed In give gener- Oak Ridges is next for Port Juveniles "Bring on Oak Ridges!"", was the battle cry Saturday February 29 in the Emestown Arena when Port Perry Key Bar Juveniles put the hosting team out of the best of Angels prepare for the summer The Scugog Angels fast- ball club will be entering provincial womens softball this summer as a Tier Two Senior team, and will play their regular games in the Durham Ladies Fastball There are nine teams in this league, seven from Oshawa and one from Port Perry and F And you might want to mark Sunday, May 31 on the calendar as the Angels will . host the Canadian § five series -- three games to one. Port Perry eamed the right to take on Oak Ridges by virtue of a deci- sive 8-2 victory at home Friday night and a 2-3 trouncing of Ernestown on Saturday night. The Friday night game was an example of how hockey should not be played. The game took almost three hours to play due to fights and penalties. Ernestown picked up with the nonsense where they left off the previous game and unfortunately, the Port squad rose to the bait. Until this series, Key Bar has had very few games where hockey took a back seat to fighting and goon style y. d Friday night's goals were scored by Ethan Lavereau, Steve Staniland, Todd Taylor with two, Jan Heyes, Gerry Douma, Scott Porter and Craig Leask. Assists went to Scott Menzies with three, John Ennis with two, Mike Sorley with two, Gerry Douma with two, Derek "Fitzgerald and Gary Stevens with singles. Port Perry picked up 45 minutes in penalties; three 10-minute misconducts, one match and three game miscon- ducts. Ernestown was assessed 50 Ladies champion team in exhibition play at 3:00 PM. The newly formed Angels team is hosting a dance March 21 at the Latcham Centre in Port Perry and there are still tickets available. All at Guaranteed Lowest Prices plus four 10 minute mis- conducts and three game miscon- ducts. To Key Bar's credit, there were a couple of our players who Swed displ by skang away On Saturday, Port expected "more of the same kind of play as they encountered on their last trip "3 "HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Camegie . HWY. 7A EAST - PORT PERRY 3852451 wr 985-2157: to Ernestown but fortunately it never materialized. Ernestown lacked the confidence they had previously displayed. Key Bar got the only three goals in the first period. Jan Heyes opened the scoring assisted by Jeff Brett. Scott Menzies made it 2-0 on a pass from Scott Porter. Todd Taylor was also awarded Mike Sorley rounded out the first period scoring, assisted by Gerry Douma and goalie Ray Doyle. Both teams netted two in the sec- ond frame. Mike Sorley and Gerry Douma each got solo goals to end the period with a 5-2 lead. Key Bar added two more in the final period to take the game at 7-3. Todd Taylor scored, assisted by Mike Sorley and Derek Fitzgerald, Scott Porter rounded out the scor- ing with assists going to Steve - Staniland and Todd Taylor. Fort an assist, + "never-say-die" Sunday afternoon as they lost a 6- 4 heart-breaker in Napanee. After staving off elimination with a dramatic overtime victory on home ice Friday, the Atoms knew. they had to win again in lapanee. Napanee out-shot the Atoms 50-24 in the 6-4 victory which included an empty netter with only seconds left on the clock. Napanee went ahead 3-0 and seemed to have the game pretty much under control before Brad Johnston fired a wrist shot from the right side to make it 3-1 with Justin Kowalczyk drawing the assist. Early in the third, Seth Grey fed Dillon Weber, who in turned 'passed to Casey VanShagen and the margin was 3-2. But Napanee pulled ahead 5-2 on a couple of quick goals, both off breakaways and with time ticking away, things didn't look too promising for the boys in But "never-say-die" is the motto and Kowalczyk flagged down a clearing pass and slipped it over the Gray who made no mistake to make it 5-3. 'Then with 2:07 left, VanShagen hit Adam Jones with a pass at centre. He carried into the Napanee zone and passed off to Danny Lyons who slammed the old puck home. Suddenly, it was a one-goal hockey game. Port worked furiously in an effort to get. the equalizer. And with the goalie out for an extra TNeversay-die' toms finally out of playoffs Those Malmont Farm Atoms were final- ly knocked out of the playoffs the six point series. Weber from Troy Campbell and Seth Gray gave Port a 1-0 lead, but Napanee came back to even the score at 1-1 after the first. After a scoreless second, Napanee went up 3-1 in the third, but Port stuck to the game plan and continued to play controlled hockey. With just under four minutes left Justin Sheehey went into the Napanee zone, fed the puck to Kowalczyk at the point and he wired a wrist shot at the net that was tipped by Weber. Just 24 seconds later Jones was able to jam one under the goalie to tie the game with Derek Tindall and Scofit Jeffrey getting the assists. The ten-minute OT period was an old-fashioned nail-biter as Napanee was playing for the tie and Port had to play for the victo- With under four minutes to play, Lyons found Jones in front of the net. He was knocked down, but somehow from his knees man- aged to fire the puck home for the 4-3 wi ory and the 5th game Sunday Daniel i faced 24 shots in the Port net, while his mates fired 38 on the Napanee cage. Although the loss on Sunday that knocked them from playoffs was a bitter disappointment for this gritty team, the players con- ducted themselves well in defeat, lining up to shake hands at centre "and later, led by coach Lee Wilbur, the players filed into the Napanee dressing room to wish their. well inthe next pass in their zone and scored into the open net. The home town team enjoyed a 50-24 advantage in shots on goal and kept Port goalie Corey Perry was d 29 penalties plus one game duct. Ernestown. picked up 38 minutes, one misconduct and one game misconduct. The refereeing was refreshingly well done. Port Perry played a fine team game with great passing. Hopefully, this will be the type of hockey we'll be treated to for the remainder of Key Bar's playoffs. « Port Perry will resume their playoffs at home against Oak Ridges on Saturday, March 7. Come 6ut and show the boys your support on their quest for an All Ontario title. Good luck, Port Perry! J:1]=7:\"A all game. 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