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, 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 11, 1986 Sportsland wins bronze On Friday March 7 the Sportsland Juniors went to Oakwood to play in the 'B' Regional Tournament. Our first game was at 8:30 against Mariposa. This was a tight checking game with a final score of 2-1 for Mariposa. Excellent goaltending at both ends of the ice kept this game very interesting at all times. Our next game was at 11 a.m. on Sat. morning against another league rival Whitby. They came out fast and strong and ended the first period 4-0. Our girls woke up sometime during the second period to spoil a 7-0 shut out for Whitby to finish the game at 7-2. This put our next game at 3 p.m. against Mariposa. The Port team were determined to pull this one off for a win. Going into the second period down 2-1 our girls battled back to win 7-6. As the score in- dicated this was an exciting game especially when you consider there were 4 goals scored in the final 4 minutes. This win put us back against Whit- by again at 8 p.m. Our girls skated and checked continually in the first period ending it in a 3 all tie. The frustration of Whitby started to show in the final frame, as the Port Toll free. team stayed with their checks en- ding the game 6-4 in Port's favour. Our next game was at 11 a.m. Sunday against Ajax who showed their supremisty by defeating Port 6-2. Port skated well but just did not have extra drive that they displayed the night before. This gave Port the bronze medal ending us third overall. . Scoring for the weekend were Kim Loudfoot 6 goals, 2 assists; Sherry Harris 4 goals, 4 assists; Jen- ny Blanchard 3 goals, 4 assists; Kel- ly Calloway 2 goals, 2 assists; Col- leen Yorke 1 goal, 2 assists; Rachel Traynor 1 goal, 2 assists; Melissa Moehring 3 assists; Jennifer Pelow 1 goal, 1 assist; and single assists going to Cindy Harris, Kim Caudle, Val White and Michelle Beare. Our two goalies Terry Childs and Kerri Allen played super all weekend and kept us competitive i in all the games. _ The girls get to rest their many wounds and get ready for a playoff game on Sunday, March 16 against the Whitby squad in Port at 1:25. Come out and support the girls. Community Care has youth jobs Winter Break is the time when teenagers look ahead to summer jobs. Community Care has jobs with a difference. They are occasional yard work, home help and grass cut- ting jobs helping senior citizens and younger people with health pro- blems who are on fixed incomes. If you are 13 years or older and have your parents approval, you are welcome to drop in to the Communi- ty Care office at 208 North Street to pick up an application form. We need helpers from every village in Scugog Township. Budget information 1800267-0478 8 am-38 pm weekdays, EST. Or you can pick up a copy of anv one of our 5 pocket-size booklets at your local paticpaiing Supermarket Information Centre or InfoPlace Mall Distnbution Centien, Canad? iw Canada Department of Finance Ministére des Finances Canada EE | WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings; Aqua Fresh - 20, Close-ups - 19; Crests - 14; Pep- sodents - 13; Ultra-Brites - 11; Col- gates - 7. High Single: Marg Moore - 237. High Triple: Merle St. John - 59. Singles over 200: Marg Moore - 237, Eleanor O'Neil Brown - 231, Merle St. John - 216; Ann Meester - 216; Carol Koch - 210, Hazel Gray - 206; Rose Brown - 204,202; Gerri Langille - 204. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING Team Standings: Retreads - 25; Blue Jays - 22; Bushers - 20; Ac- cidents - 16; Reédoubtables - 13 Young and Old - 9. High Single: Craig McFadden - 321. High Single with Handicap: Craig McFadden - 346. High Triple: Kevin Haugen - 701. High Triple with Handicap: Craig McFadden - 759. 215 and Over: Craig McFadden - 232/321; Bruce Stauffer - 242/243; John Criscione - 216/228; Kevin Haugen - 229/299; Hal McCullough 223; Pat Mason - 250; John Grieve - 233; Bill Ruesink - 243. 600 and Over: Craig McFadden - 684; Bruce Stauffer - 645; John Cris- - 233; Millie Bowling results | cione - 650; Kevin Haugen - 701; Hal McCullough - 608; Pat Mason - 619: Rick DeShane - 601. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Hondas - 22; Chevs - 21; Fords - 18; Pontiacs - 16; Cadillacs - 14; Toyotas - 14. Over 200: Ray Wright 266,267,292; Roger Lafontaine - 201,241,214; Jack Monsma - 228; Lorne Mallory - 200,225; Ken Rankin - 247, Bill Fritz - 247; Paul Crouter - 226; Alf Tomchishin - 217; Bob Bryans - 204; Sharon Wright - 206. Over 600: Ray Wright 825; Roger Lafontaine - 656; Jack Monsma - 615; Lorne Mallory - 604. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings; Lemons - 24; Strawberry Shortcake - 21; Pears - 19; Pitted Cherries - 19; Kiwis - 14; Honeydews - 8. Singles over 200: Lucy Wilson - 203; Lynn Loughlin - 220; Judy Olaisen - 200; Kacey Harper - 254; Mabel Cook - 205; Ruby Hvidsten - 219; Kay McBride - 211; May Raby - 227, Barb Evans - 221; Joan Flem- ing - 221; Dorothy Shanley - 225; Joan Groves - 207, Marj Giroux - 227; Muriel Graham - 239, 200. Triples over 600: Kacey Harper - 610; Muriel Graham - 620. EASTER PARTY _ 2. PACKAGE FOR 8 PEOPLE 593. 00 (plus PS.T) Theme decorating in bright Easter colours - Lunch - Dishes - Snacks. Easter Cake - Egg Hunt - Filled Loot Bags - Craft - Games - Activities. Complete Supervision - Invitations - Balloons for all ages. Sd: omee upon a party ------P Call .. 985-8009 Boom" 31, 1986. et a free bucket or pallet fork when you buy a new Sperry New Holland "Super loader Act now-- offer ends March 1-705-357-3121 Easy finance--talk to us now. 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