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We stayed close for the first period but could- n't control their momentum when we were a man short. Scoring for Port were Jodi Johnstone and Wendy Mac assists to Daphne Butt and Paula Haugen. In the second game against Hastings, Port pulled out all the stops to win 8 to 1. Cindi Huerkens who played excellent goals all weekend maintained her shut out to the last five minutes of the game. Port's scoring was handled by Karen Young with three goals, Wendy Mac with two goals, Daphne Butt a goal and three assists, Gail Sandi- son and Cheryl Doherty with a goal and assist each, Val Kroupa and 'Doris Rise- brough with. two assists each. 3 The final game on Sunday against Whitby for the Gold or Silver medals was the best Ringette game Port has played this year. Each and every team member gave everything they had to offer and more. We lost 5-3 to Whitby on goals by Wendy Mac, Daphne Butt and Karen Young assisted by Daphne Butt, Wendy Mac and Paula Haugen. Our Sportsmanship Award with a great deal of pride is awarded to the team as a whole for their total effort as representatives of Port Perry. We salute our team members Goalie - Cindi Heurkens, Val Kraupa, Brenda Foote, Daphne Butt, Cheryl Doherty, Wendy McDougall, Doris Rise- brough, Karen Young, Jodi Johnstone, Paula Haugen, Sharon Ashmore, and Gail Sandison. Manager Joy .Jhompson. C.B. and Utica win semifinals By Dave Dalton League play has now wound down to the finals with C & B and Utica coming out winners in the semis. At 4:00 Sunday, with the series tied at one win apiece, C & B Livestock and Laroc- que's Electric matched up. C&B were without the ser- vices of goaler Keith Fraser, who was replaced by Mike Healey. Larocque's got one by him at the 3:23 mark of the first on a deke by Bill Bridge from Kopie DeJong and Richard Honey. The first period ended with the 1-0 score as both teams had chances but missed. Most of the second period went the same as the first had ended, and it looked like Larocques would win when Bill Owen scored from Ron Redman with 1:38 to play forcing overtime. In the 5 minute total goals overtime, Laroc- que struck first as Barry McLure tallied from Colin Wackett to take the lead. C&B then tied it up on a goal by Mark Lee from Ron Red- DEBENTURES GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS man and went ahead to win when Lee again scored, this time from Bill Owen. The final score was 3-2 for C&B in overtime. As they'd done in the Cobourg tour, Beacock's Hardware found themselves behind very quickly as Jack Monsma put Utica Farm Equipment on the board at the :39 second mark on a goal assisted by Rick Collins and Tim Mitchell. Beacock's tried fighting back but couldn't get one past Don Card and found themselves down 2-0 at the end of the first period after Len Mec- Enaney tallied from Tim Ashbridge. Nearing the end of the second period, Tim Ashbridge scored Utica's third goal on a set-up from Mike Mole. To cap off the 4-0 score, Mole from Collins and } Monsma with 1';12 to play earned Utica the right to play C&B in the finals again this season. Good Luck to C&B in the Regionals this weekend. Hope to see you there. 14.1% 1 to 5 Year Debenture Annual Interest Rate. Minimum $1,000. 5 Years Monthly 13 5/8%. Rates Subject to Change without Notice. CALL: SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE: 985-3832 All Members Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. Tie and loss for Bantams B against Sharon By Danny Millar Port Perry Canadian Tire Bantam B's started their semi-final series against Sharon the same way, with a tie followed by a loss. The first game was deadlocked after a ten min- ute overtime 44 on Friday, March 14. Port Perry got three of their goals while playing shorthanded. It makes one wonder why the Sharon coach did not decide to de- cline further penalties, as football rules allow. Captain Peter Oosterholt got the first one with 6:46, yet to be contested in the first period as Brian Hendricks still had 50 seconds remaining in his elbowing infraction. Jamie Nesbitt got his first of a pair of goals for Sharon at 10:41. John Kitch- ing drew the assist. The first period ended in that 1-1 deadlock as both goalies, Doug Arscott and Sharon's Joey Thompson, played well. Mark Kerry drew a roughing penalty early in the second peériod and before he got back out, Hendricks had scored to give Port Perry a 2-I'lead. Oosterholt, who has really sparkled recently, and Stan Glass were accre- ditted with assists. Mike Thompson scored by sliding a shot into an EASTER EGG PURE FOOD COLOUR KIT EXTRA DRY ANTI-PERSPIRANT || 1 39 200 mi Vaseline NTRS! C ARE VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE ENRICHED LOTION 17° 200 mi BUF-PUF Non-Medicated CLEANSING SPONGE \ $79 3 Es LOZENGES 93¢ 18's ¥, empty side of the net after taking a pass in from Mark Kerry, who was relaying from Hendricks. Sharon finally took ad- vantage of a Port Perry penalty when Oosterholt went off for interference with 4:50 to go in the second period. Danny Dowey shoved a rebound past Ars- cott after Mark Shelton and Brian Johnston tried to jam it underneath the netminder. Port's Chris Martens took a tripping call at 12:08 but it didn't hurt. Kerry put Port up 4-2 when he shot the puck in after carrying it in from the side. Linemates Oosterholt and Hendricks assisted. Nesbitt got his other goal with 59 seconds left in the period after taking passes from Don Purdham and Kev- in MacNeil. Sharon struck quickly in the third period, as left win- ger Shelton scored 12 sec- onds after the puck had been dropped on the first shot of the period on Arscott. 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