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COSSA is next This team of Port Perry High School curlers won silver medals at the LOSSA final last week and now advance to the COSSA playdowns to be held March 7 at Port Perry Curling Club. From left to right are; skip Sandra Liston, Carole Anne Elliott, Lisa St. John E and Kristy Williams: The PPHS boys team of Dean Haugen, Dar- eg rin Gibson, Andrew Petrie and Dave Culbert also took LOSSA silver week. medals and will compete for their school at the COSSA event this On Thursday March 1, the J.T. Pearce Auction- eers went to Lindsay for a play-off game ending was a very fast moving game but no scoring PORT PERRY SAVE RENT 179 CASIMIR ST. Do-It-Yourself Specials - on Rental Equipment Picked Up between 4 & 6 P.M. Mon. to Thurs. and Returned by 9 A.M. the following day. mr FIX-IT shop RENT & SAVE'S, mr. FIX-IT shop for repairs, tune- ups, overhauls and general repairs. All makes of commercial and consumer tools, mowers, tractors, snowmobiles, trikes and marine equipment. All work guaranteed. Pick up and delivery plus free estimates to bring your equipment into shape, on request. Arrange for the bill to arrive with the machine in the spring or now. Don't leave it till the last minute SPE FOR : .. FIX-IT NOW! y Get In on a Good Deal now with Mr. Fix-It. 985-7771 | Ties all around in a 1-1 tie. This game Was seen in the 1st or 2nd period. Only 8 seconds into the 3rd Lindsay put one in the net, 33 seconds later Sean McEnaney scored on a rebound assisted by Jeff Andrews. The boys had many scoring chances but were un- able to score any more. On Friday, March 2 the Auctioneers hosted Lindsay for their 2nd play off game ending in another 1-1 tie. No scoring took place in the 1st period. Lindsay put one in the net in the 2nd. With only 57 seconds left in play, Lindsay Parry popped one in for Port with the assists being credited to Steven Desautels and Jeff Andrews. On Sunday March 4 the Auctioneers travell- ed to Cobourg for a play- off game ending in yet another 2-2 tie. Duane Empringham put Port on the board in the first period assisted by Michael Sluggett and Mike Staniland. In the second period Chad Garvock scored assisted by Scott Heasman and Michael Sluggett. In the third period Cobourg scored both their goals to tie it up. The Auction- eers will now play the best 3 out of 5 games against Cobourg. On Saturday, March 10 we go to Uxbridge for a tournament. . final On Saturday ~fter- noon the league playoff showdown got underway with C&B Livestock coming away: 3-2 winners over Utica Farm Equipment. Moving in from the right wing Bill St. John put C&B ahead for the first time after receiv- ing a pass from centre Rob Evans five minutes into the start of the game. That lead stuck until the.10:00 minute mark of the season period when Utica's Chester Down got the tying marker on a neat set-up from Ken Fraser. Five minutes later C&B again took the lead when Bart Wagar got his first of two assists in 'aiding Tom Powell. Utica once again tied it up, this time midway through the third when Mark Hopper connected with Ian Down for the final Utica goal. With 4:55 to play Tim Ash- bridge notched the winner assisted by Wagar to give C&B the first game in the best of PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March é, 1984 -- 21 three series. The next game in the series goes Sunday March 18 at 4:30 p.m. . Next week's ice time has been cancelled due to Utica and Beacocks travelling to the Region- al Playdowns in Lefroy C and B go one up with narrow 3-2 win where a sweep by both teams in their respect- ive Elite and Inter- mediate divisions is a possibility. Although Beacocks have not pick- up anyone, Utica will be bolstered by Rob Evans and Ed Olsen. First round game times go at 6:00 a.m. Saturday for Beacocks and 7:00 a.m. for Utica. Af the two teams win, they go again at 9:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. Sat- urday night and if they lose it, its's 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Eagles take two The Bowmanville Eagles have jumped into a 2-0 lead over the Little Britain Mer- chants in the best of seven finals for the Central Junior C hockey championship. In game one Saturday evening in Little Britain, the teams were scoreless through 30 minutes of hockey when the Eagles erupted for five goals in a span of seven minutes en route to a 5-3 victory. Bantam B's win it 6-3 An exciting hockey game Saturday night by the Sportsland Bantam No.2 team proved to be the final game between Stirling and Port Perry. A decisive 6-3 win for the local boys who over- powered the opposition in every department. Our first goal was scored by Jamie Menzies from John Lally and Ian Smith. The second goal was scored by Jamie Menzies again from Brian Dean. This all took place in the first minute of play while Punch was busy clean- ing up the dressing room. Stirling came back with two quick goals but this didn't last long as Steve Connors let a blast go from inside the blue line that caught the top right hand corner of the net. The assist went to Robbie Brown. The score was 3-2 at the end of the first period. Port Perry scored three more goals in the second period to make the final 6-3 in our favour. Scoring for Port Perry was Blair Bailey from Warren Geer and Robbie Brown. Warren OSHAWA SKI CLUB Open Daily During MARCH BREAK Adults - $7.00 13 Yr. & Under - $5.00 NO NIGHT SKIING 725-8890 Geer then scored from Robbie Brown. The final goal was scored by Jeff Oke assisted by Mike Gibson and Blair Phillips. Warren Geer managed to pick up three penalties during the game along with Steve "Cyclone" Connors who also picked up three penalties. Warren thought a micro wave oven in the pen- alty box would be for people who spend a great deal of time there. As of Sunday March 5 we have no idea who our opponents will be in the finals, but you can bet it will be at least four hours away. Excellent coaching by Dave Obee, Dave Ballingall and Peter Christie have the boys playing exciting hockey. See you at the arena. - For most engines. nn Eh Wn En dn de Wh Wh WE Wh Wh WR we We de We wh Wh wh Ww Ee And the following night in the friendly con- fines of the Bowman- ville Arena, the Eagles put their power play to work and skated away with a convincing 11-3 win over the Merchants. There were more than 100 minutes of penalties called in this game and the Eagles cashed in on their chances in the second half of the match to notch ten goals while enjoying-a man advan- tage. Despite the lop-sided score in game two, most knowledgeable league observers feel the Mer- chants are far from dead and the series could very well go six or 'in Junior C final seven games. The two teams go at it again tonight in game three (March 6) at the Bowmanville Arena and again tomorrow night back in Little Britain, Face off for both these contests is set for 8:30. Game five (if needed) is back in Bowmanville Friday night at 8:00 P.M. and the sixth game is slated for Little Britain Sunday after- noon starting at 1:30. The Merchants reach- ed the finals with fairly easy victories over Uxbridge and Lindsay while the Eagles dis- patched Port Perry and Lakefield to earn their shot at all the marbles. HOME COMFORT For 24 HOUR COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE IN PORT PERRY & AREA CALL: Tom Wilson (day or night) 986-4964 TOM WILSON PLUMBING, HEATING & ELECTRIC P.O. BOX 29 - BLACKSTOCK, ONT. _ AUTHORIZED ESSO SERVICE DEALER -- Furnaces - Air Conditioners - Boilers - Air Cleaners - Humidifiers - M & I MACHIN *ENGINE PARTS* ENGINE REBUILD KITS -- SHORT BLOCK All parts to rebuild short block engine. 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