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NE by Paul Pelow On Sat. Feb. 27, Bruton's I1.D.A. Petites met Ajax Shoppers Drug Mart in a playoff game. The local girls, playing one of their best games of the season defeated Ajax 6 to 3. Brutons took the lead in the first period on goals by Heather Lawrence assisted by Jenny Blanchard and Jessica Fluke and the second one scored by Jenny Blan- chard assisted by Karyn Biffin. Ajax came back and tied the game at two by the end of the first period. Ajax took the lead in the second period by scoring early. Good hard work by the line of Silo accessories Silos for haylage Silage and high moisture corn -Manure pits any size CRONIN POURED CONCRETE SILOS LTD. R.R.2, Staffa, Ontario NOK 1Y0 519-345-2676 RAR AR Daa Aa 5 Ist 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 3, 1982 Kim Loudfoot, Val White and Misty Andrews resulted in goals by Val and Kim in the last minute and thirty seconds to go ahead 4 to.3. In the third period eveyone worked hard to protect the lead. Kim Loudfoot scored two more goals to produce the 6 to 3 win. The girls playing defense in this game were just as much responsible for this win as they constantly stopped Ajax with their tenacious check- ing. These girls, Jessica Fluke, Michelle Beare, Kerri Allen, Denise Wilson and Nicky (Shotblocker) Beare along with goalie Jen Pelow earned the praise of parents hE EEA SUAS WEE NA Ive NERA A SA 3) HIN WAN EES RAI SRL ANAS Kevin Gibson and Melissa Stevens [left] won silver medals in the recent Pine Ridge Figure Skating competitions held in Ajax. In the Juvenile girls division, Tracy Dowson skated to a gold medal performance, while Kim Dowson won a silver in the Bronze Interpretive class. For results of the skaters from Port Perry Figure Skating Club, see story. Petites double Ajax by 6-3 and coaching staff for their play. Next home game for these girls is Sat. Mar. 13 at 5:30 p.m. Come out and support your local Ringette Assoc. teams. Hope Club wins Snow derby' Last Saturday Feb. 27th, the boys of the Hope Christian Reformed Church Cadet Club of Port' Perry participated in the annual Pine Ridge Council snow sports derby. The Cadets of Hope No. 820 competed against boys from Cadet Clubs of Bowmanville, Lind- say, Peterborough, Oshawa and Whitby in Bethany and the oldest boys Mark deWolde, John Hoekstra, David Wonder, Wayne Buller and Kevin Pypker took the 2nd place trophy in the 'A' group. Also the Cadre of, John Fennema, Rod de Wolde, Jeff Pypker and Jan Wester- man won a 2nd place trophy in the 'B' group. The youngest cadre also did well and so the Hope Club won the overall "Snow Derby" challenge trophy for the first time. The boys have practised for the events for three weeks and their fine efforts paid off in excellent placings. * SIGNS oo 0000 DlelVile RRS INCOME TAX (6 Years with H &R Block) GUARANTEED RETURNS FROM $11 286 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (Marj Tripp Real Estate Office) Monday - Friday 9:00A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Saturday 9:00A.M. to 12 Noon PHONE 985-2232 mith WEL Noa fio 3 NO i) Hist ANGE Local skaters hit medals at Pine Ridge In the Pine Ridge compe- tition held February 20 in Ajax, Port Perry skaters all performed well, some of them competing in very large groups. The trophy for most medals was won again this year by Oshawa. Port Perry results were: Juvenile Girls: Tracy Dowson- 1st (gold medal); Tawni Newman- 7th; Andrea Calloway- 11th. Juvenile Boys: Akkerman- 4th; Gibson- 6th. i Bronze Interpretive: Kim Dowson- 2nd (silver medal); Tracy Murray- 4th; Kim David Kevin Roane- 5th. Preliminary Girls: Angela Dowson- 4th; Christine Holtby- 4th; Cheryl Gibson- 5th. Pre-Juvenile: Melissa Stevens- 7th. Pre-Novice: Dana Forder- 5th; Sarah Labanovich- 10th. Mixed Preliminary Dance: Melissa Stevens, Kevin Gibson- 2nd (silver medal); Angela Dowson, David Akkerman- 3rd. Congratulations to all skaters on a good showing. Our thanks to Eleanor for her donation of flowers for all competitors. Atoms dump Uxbridge to lead series The Malmont Farm Atoms defeated Uxbridge 5-2 in the first game of playoff action. From the opening face-off Port appeared very strong and confident, although unable to score in the first seven minutes, they maintained control of the play. An unassisted goal by Mike Sorley at the 7:43 mark gave Port a slim 1-0 lead. A minor and major penalty seen The Green Machines have to play two men short at the beginning of the second period, but it was not - until dying seconds of the major that Uxbridge capital- ized to even the score, after excellent penalty killing. It took Port only 1:29 to score three unanswered goals, taking a 4-1 lead at the end of two periods. Mike Sorley got his second goal from Paul Wylie, Jeff Mills popped in the next two with Todd Heyes, Eric Grosvenor and Jarett Harman each with assists. Uxbridge got their second goal in the third, but keeping the pressure on Jarett Harman picked up the final marker from Paul Wylie and Eric Grosvenor. Chris and Ryan sharing the goal tending duties, played another strong game. The second game was played Mon, Mar. 1st at 7:30 in Port Perry, with the third game again in Port Perry on Fri. Mar. 5th at 8 o'clock. Come out and Support Minor Hockey and cheer The Green Machines to Yictory. Ls H FARM MEETING Production & Marketing: on Corn & Soybeans THURS., MARCH 11th TIME: 10:30 A.M. Manvers Arena HWY.35 st Speakers will include ... INGTON of W.G. Thompson n "Production Aspects of Corn" Please phone in your luncheon reservation 277-2502 Everyone Welcome R.R. 1, BETHANY, ONT. Pont 100! Gian limited