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Shepstone Rockettes go The Shepstone Haulage Petite B Ringette Team enjoyed their first tournament df the year and a silver medal performance in the Scarborough Tournament on December 10 - 12. It was a very busy and tiring weekend with the girls playing five games over the three days with some of the games at the most undesirable times. Their first game was an early Friday evening (6 pm) contest against their rival® from Pickering, a team that our Rotkettes have yet to beat. And this game was ours for the taking as the girls outplayed and outshot their opponents but most of the shots were either right at their goalie or the shot was stopped by a good ; The Heavy Haulers took the lead in the first minute on & goal by Stacey Cunningham from a goal-mouth scramble, The entire first period belonged to the Port girls but Pickering squeaked ope by our outstanding goalie, Jill, with just 1:33 left in the opening frame. . The second period was played very close and it was a lucky break that changed the tide when Pickering got their second on a screen shot that just found "its way in the inside right post. But our girls never gave up and came close several times, but in the end, it was Pickering on top by a 3-1 score. ~The next game was at 8:00 am the next morning against the host team, but it was Verschuuren (2), Leanne Davison (2), Stacey (2), Leanne Layzell, Heather Reid and Kimberley Carrique (one of our new players this season) with singles. Port's third game was Saturday the silver game of the weekend came at 1:45 pm against, you guessed it, Pickering. It was a very tough game with the Pickering girls outplaying our girls and showing that they deserved to be number one that of a mismatch against the Scarborough Petite C team as the Port Perry Haulers mauled them 17-0. It was the first of * three shutouts for our goalie, Jill Pashley, and the scoring was spread over the whole team. Our. goal scorers were Katherine Cooke (5); Shannon Warriner (3, Sarah ASTRO ADVICE V LITT ALLL CAPRICORN: (Dec. 23 - Jan, 20) You are coming up on a time that could mark a uming point in some point of your life. Now iis the time to make those changes. that you have put off so long. Passion and relationships tend to intensify during the next few weeks as you become unusually affectionate and physical. AQUARIUS: (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19) changing attitudes which may create severe mood swings that impact on others. You may become preoccupied with the. ideas and philosophies behind death and the afterlife, Work|could be difficult until you have resolved your problems, PISCES: (Feb. 2s -march 19) Cy 1 ful, Your need for emotional security is Ee for the next few days. Do not pressure your partner into doing things just to please you, Otherwise look for exciting times between the both of you, Romance is heightened, as well as the desire for something new. ARIES: (March 19 - April 20) You may discover an inability to take charge in the workplace; there may be a golden opportunity which you should not hesitate to seize upon, This is not a good time to think that 'good things come to tone who waits," BRN Fa IL WA % December 23- December 28 Watch out! Ua a Whe yor ut Eraping wil, . mental stimulation. TAY ISOr CANCER: (June 22 - July 22) Paternal instincts are heightened and brought to the forefront now, and you may make every effort to appease any tension and affiiety in theshome. 'Also there is a strong wish to make your surroundings as pleasant as possible. You will be successful in your bid to brine peace and quiet home to those you love. LEO: (July 23 - Aug. 22) 'The security that a stable financial actount' appears to be very elusive at this juncturé, People in positions of importance to you may be the cause and yoy could be apt to unwise spending for the next few days if you aren't cautious and judicious with learning alk you before jumping in with both feet. VIRGO: (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22) This coming week designates a time when things will .be both carefree and easygoing. Interactions with friends and family are free of complication, and much good can come about through spending time with people you haven't seen in awhile, Batsepuve to many types of LIBRA: (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) The creative juices are flowing i in all levels of your being; 11 and ionally. They are ready and will. be 'applied t¢ithe work or projects at hand, If you give it your bét thought out and reasoned T As well there is change in an existing relationship or perhaps the beginning of another, It will be profound. TAURUS: (April 21 - May 21) Although you are inclined io engage in new projects or invest in what is best 'as 'shaky' i effort, iderable success will follow. Help Is on the way for some issue of past pain. SCORPIO: (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) ts of TE) Ny 2) vn dhanae. You car should be taken when undeaking anything new a (May 22 - June 21) Socializing creates. many chances for making new friends, both platoriically and romantically. There may be, though, a chance that a secret love affair could develop that you will get hurt in. Practice discretion with any romantic advances and you should exhibit self contro] or deep paingnay result. . worries. this time and it's to act in a practical manner. Find time to enjoy 'and romantic activities, You desire ] fun and shouldn't hesitate. + GEMINI: ' ALL DATES FOR ASTROLOGICAL SIGNS MAY VARY, PEPENDING ON THE YEAR are well disp to others, but you should be careful of trying to help someone to please them. You will be seen through and exposed as you are. Your indiscretions will be coming back for rectification. Honesty creates no SAGITTARIUS: (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21) You are filled with the caring spirit, sympathy for iends aoc family i great ad sui will us 1 you fox . You may be of great help to someone without ly being aware of it: If you are a hurtful personality, you may havé just given them the ammunition they have been looking for, . . 'A Look at Birthdays . "Happening This Coming Week More movement in the next year is in store for you, It may include a home which is physically ctive and a good investment. As you settle into the new year, be careful of your diet and do not lose of gain too much. There will be many surprises throughout the year which will point your way to success if you are paying attention to the subtle signals. + | ' EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED # . 193 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY ONTARIO LIL 1B9 (a16) 985-7306 All Types of Insurance ing at 7:00 pm Whitby Novice select team who put up a good challenge for our girls and proved that they will be able to handle the move up to the Petite C Division in the second half of the season. The final score was 4-0 and Jill had to come up with several needed saves for the shutout. Scoring for . the' Rockettes were Stacey with two goals and singles to Leanne L. and Kimberley. The fourth game was an early * 8:00 am Sunday game that 'was described as a cross-over game to. decide the two top teams to play in the ¢hampionship game.Port's opponent was again the Scarborough C team and the difference in calibre Showed as the Haulers easily skated to a 8- 0 shutout. Scoring for Port were , Nicole Virtue with four goals and singles going to Leanne L., Shannon, Kimberley and Sheena Christie, another of our first year playersiand her first goal of the year. Putting in a solid effort all weekend and making the scoresheet with five assists each were our wingers, Rhea Baxter and Alaina Davis. The final showdown and fifth & shopping, not to mention world class theaters, fine dining and the centre for winter festivities. Use the Chestnut Park Hotel, conveniently located adjacent to City Hall in the heart of Torortto, as your headquarters - is within minutes. You'll also love the warm hospitality as we gO out of our way te help you locate, reserve and arrive at all of the places you want to go! Holiday City Entertainment Package 9 3 7 includes a, ; : everything you want in ddwntown Toronto 1. first class overnight accommodation kend with strong skating and solid passing, Our girls tried their best but they just ran out of steam as the game wore on. A couple of injuries didn't help with Stacey coming out with a banged up knee and Sarah Kimberley and Stacey scoring for Port. Let's get ready for a re-match when Pickering comes to our host Country Style Donut tournament on Jan. 7 - 9, 1994. Christmas Eve public skating The Scugog Arena will be running a special Christmas Eve Day public skate on December Re skate will be held from 10:00 am to noon. The cost is $2.00 per adult and children will' be admitted free. The general public are invited to join in on this Holiday Skate and take advantage of this special day and time. IEEE ITEC TSI Joan: CHESTNUT © PARK HOTEL a Bargains! Bargains! Toronto is a city packed full of excitement and exceptional 2. full buffet breakfast 3. parking 4. all taxes 5. children 18 and under stay free 6. children 5 and under eat free 7. full recreation facilities including indoor pool; sauna and whirlpool and the friendliest, hospitality. 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