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y FA a) i £ AA RA TE The Chris Allen Aluminum Belles started playoffs against Oshawa in a best out of three contest. Our Captain Bonnie Bridge was really leading the team in the first game with four goals and some help from Rhonda White with four goals. Daphne Butt had three assists with Cindi Barton , Cheryl Doherty and Wendy Burton each having one assist, Oshawa went down to * =*gefeat in this contest 8-5. On the next day we went to Oshawa for our second game. Port was leading 64 until they ran into penalties and lost possession of the ring which gave Oshawa a chance to e back. The final outcome was 7-6 for Oshawa. 'Scoring was Bonnie Bridge 2 godls, Daphne Butt 2 goals, Janice Jackman and Kelly Raines each had 1 goal, assists went to Cheryl Doherty, Michelle Andrews = and Sharon Ashmore. The final game was played = back in Port Perry because we were the league champs. With the score tied 4-4 Cindi -Heurkins our goaltender was hurt and had to leave the PE EAT Ra ORL LAS LH aH ~ 4 RA FUDANR IAN 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., April 1, 198) Port Belles win play-off contests game so we put Michelle Andrews in goal. Oshawa popped two quick goals on Michelle but then she settled down and made several key saves to give the Belles the victory over Oshawa 7-6. Rhonda White had a big day with 6 goals and Daphne Butt scoring the other goal Bonnie Bridge, Doris Riseborough and Wendy . Burton each had 2 assists, Janice Jackman and val , Kraupa each had 1 assist. This last game gave the Belles the championship in the best out of 3 contest. Archie Andrews and myself would like to thank the girls for all the enjoyment and heart attacks they caused through the year. The Belles have two tournaments coming up with the big one this weekend in Port Perry, this being the Central Ontario Region 'B' Ringette Championships where they will have to really work to. prove themselves. Our last tournament of the year will be in Oro on April 17th. G.E. DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "WILL REMAIN OPEN* Under the Management of Patrick & Brian Deggan. By Appointment Only! Please Call: 985-2916 (Mornings: 8:30 to 10 A.M.) (Evenings: 5:30 to 7:30 P.M.) 3 $ [second from left] won the Seagrams Mixed Bonspiel. saturday -at Port Perry Curling Club. With the skip fo the winning team. by Carol Wilbur Even though the Pee Wee Legionaires- didn't come home with the. silverware from Goderich's 32nd Annual Tournament, they played well and I'm sure the management is proud of their valiant-effort. On Friday March 20, the Legionnaires met Listowel whom they defeated by a scoreof 3-0. Steven Whalen played well in net. Scoring for Port were John Harmon from Andy Sytsma, Craig Menzies from Chris Lane and Greg Warriner. David Blackstock hockey news Saturday, March 28th was the last regular season day for Blackstock Minor Hockey. But some coaches * kk kk kk kk presents A % The Port Perry Figure Sfatiny (lub X¥ yy The 23rd annual ice review |' Friduy, April 10 of 8 pm. AA Saturday, April Il of 8pm at The Scugog Arena ets awailable at the door ¥ sanctioned by the CF.S.A. studertts *1.00 adults ~~ *3.00 Xr th +* & * * * * + have some exhibition games at other arenas. Contact your coach for date and time. All the Executives of BMHA would like to take this opportunity to thank all the boys, parents, mother and - Father "and anyone who participated in helping Blackstock Minor Hockey this season. Banquet and awards night is 'Wednesday April 29, 1981 at 7:00 p.m., Blackstock Rec. Centre, - Father and son or Mother only have to attend. Tickets are $5.00 each. Call Sue Hall 986-5648 or Wendy Allen 986-4264. Letters will be sent to all parents. We are looking for an excitin, ing 1981-82 season when we will be in competitive hockey against other towns and teams under OMHA rules, such as Little Britain, Manvers Ops, Omemee, Oakwood, Woodville, Bewdley. A letter will be sent to all boys' parents re early registration. eo .are in Ruth Bovine and Fred and Mary A team from Lindsay skipped by Bob Bovin McKay. Seagrams rep Jack Naylor presented trophy Culbert scored the third goal unassisted. Mount Forest was to be our opposition the next day. Try as hard as they might, the: boys could not come up with any goals against the Mount Forest goalie, even with breakaways and out shooting them about 30 to 18. Pee Wees win one in Goderich tourney John Moore made some excellent saves, but Mount Forest managed to put 2 goals in the net making the final score 2-0 for Mount Forest. The boys and' parents would like to thank the management for a job well done L Sunday 4to 11 P.M. us IA PEPSI ® PIZZA BONANZA! with Any 12" Square Pizza You Get FREE 1-26 oz. Pepsi with Any 15" Square Pizza .You Get FREE 2-26 oz. Pepsis Mon., Tues., & Wed. Only thru April (Deposit on Bottles.) SUA: BOY . 80 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY Mon, - Thurs. 4to 12 P.M. Fri. & Sat. 4t0 1:30 A.M. Weld 985-8448 I wish to express my deepest appreciation to the many people who supported me at the polls and worked so hard for my re-electi If my office can be of assistance, "do not hesitaté to call: 1-705-324-6654 or 1-800-461-7672 NV JOHN EAKINS, MPP Victoria-Haliburton