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a | Mike Adam (at right), Wayne Fox, Wayne - Norton and Ken Little of the Port Perry Bandits hockey team presented a cheque for $100 to Port Perry Ringette to mark Ringette Week. Ac- cepting with thanks is Terry Childs and members Petites frozen out by 3-1 On Sat. Feb. 6, the Bruton's I.D.A. Petites braved the cold to travel to Mississauga and then ended up on the losing end of a 3-1 game. For the better part of the first period Port was the domi- nant team and kept the ring in the oppositions end. Although we had many shots on net the forwards were unable to score. < Our only goal of the day came on a red stick penalty and was scored by Shannon Fox from Amy Parliament. The defence of Karen Kett, Jennifer Morden, Tanya Towns and Kim Poppleton and our goaltender Tracy Pelow kept us in for the rest of the game. If it hadn't been for these girls the score would have been much higher. Keep up the good hard work girls! On Sun. Feb. 7, the Bruton's I.D.A. Petites hosted the team from Scarborough and again were on the losing end of a 64 score. In our last few games against this team we have only managed PORT PERRY WADO KAI KARATE CLUB Award winning Karate Club for all ages. Economical and family rates. Fun, Exercise, Self-Defense for the whole family. Year-round. - SUNDAYS & TUESDAYS - 7 PM -- LATCHAM CENTRE - Queen & Water Sts., at: the Lake For more information call: Sensi Rob Dods 1-821-3064 7 OR Ron Mollon 985-7098 to tie the score. They came out to prove that Port could be beaten. By the end of the first period they had us down 3 to 1. Scoring for us in this period was Lyndsay Dutkewich unassisted. Scarborough scored early in the second period but Shannon Fox from Leea Kinnunen made the score 4 to 2. After Scarborough tallied with their 5th goal, Port fought back to score 2 more goals - Amy Parliament from Kim Pop- Monday February 1, saw the Port Perry Sportsland Juniors, visiting Pickering Village, to play the Ajax girls. This turned out to be a pressure free game for Kerry Allen, between the pipes. Sport- sland girls won this one 11-3. Scoring for Port Perry were, Kelly Calloway 4 goals, 2 assists, Lisa Levy 3 goals, 1 assist, Rachel Traynor 2 goals, 1 assist, Cathy Coutoulakis 1 goal, 2 assist, and Michelle Beare-1 goal, 1 assist. Melissa. Moehring picked up 2 - assists in this game. Saturday February 6, the Sport- "sland Juniors travelled to the Manvers Arena, to play an exhibi- tion game, with Lindsay. Lind- say's strong defence and checking kept the Port girls busy and fin- ding it hard to score. Being an ex- hibition game, Kerry Allen played out and Heather Lawrence played sikkens Cetol TS INTERIOR ll EASY TO APPLY: -- One product does the entire job: stains, seals and finishes. -- Dries in 4 to 6 Hours EASY TO LIVE WITH: -- Translucent satin finish : -- Protects window sill against moisture sikkens 295 Ritson Road South - OSHAWA --- 434-3939 | CENTRAL PAINT & WALLP)PER MRT of the Port Perry Belles. The Bandits made the presentation following an exhibition Ringette match Sunday against the Belles, who won it, by the way 5-4. (See story). pleton and Michelle Fitzpatrick from Shannon. Scarborough again added another goal to retain their 2 goal lead. Again today we had numerous shots on net but were unable to score. Losing these two games put us out of the medal round playoffs. Our next game is on Wed. Feb. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Don Beer Arena in Pickering when we play our second game of the Provincial pre-lims. See you there! Juniors win a good game, between the pipes. Some of the girls played with dif- ferent coloured sticks, to their usual ones. This game 'ended an 8-4 loss. Scoring for Port Perry were, Lisa Levy 3 goals, Kelly Calloway 1 goal and 2 assists to Nicole Slack. After this '"'fun" game, the Port girls travelled back to Port Perry, to play a league game with Ajax. After Monday nights game against us, the Ajax girls came out strong, wanting to win this one. The Port girls soon settled down to some serious ringette and won this game 7-5. Scoring for Port Perry were, Lisa Levy 3 goals, Michelle Beare 2 goals, 2 assists, Kelly Calloway 1 goal, 1 assist, Melissa Moehring 1 goal, 1 assist and assists going to Rachel Traynor, Nicole Slack, Terri Bell, Sylvia Durwood and Cindy Harris. The last game for the weekend was in the Don Beare Arena in Pickering. The girls found themselves up against a very physical Pickering team but cool heads prevailed and the girls came away with a 8-5 win. Scor- ing for the Juniors were Lisa Levy 4 goals, 1 assist, Michelle Beare 2 goals, 1 assist, Rachel Traynor 2 goals, 1 assist, Cathy Coutoulakis 4 assists, Terri Bell 4 4 assists and Nicole Slack 1 assist. Kerry Allen stopped many of Pickerings scoring chances bet- ween the pipes. Looking back over this weeks games girls, you've played some super ringette. Next game is Saturday February 13, at 12:15 p.m. in 4 Rinks Arena, Mississauga. : PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 9, 1988 -- 23 Belles-Bandits take to the ice Ringette week is underway in Port Perry and it started off on Sunday Feb. 7, when the Port Perry 1.G.A. Belles accepted the challenge of the Port Perry Ban- dits hockey team. This was a fast end to end game with the girls having their hands full at the start of the game when the Bandits took an early 2 to 0 lead. Once the girls realized that they could play this fast wide open game against these gentlemen they soon took control. I.G.A. took the lead before the end of the first half and held on until the end of the game to defeat the Bandits by a score of 5 to 4. Scoring for the Bandits was: Wayne Taylor with all four goals. His teammates tell me that they feel Wayne has found his game along with his garbage cans! Scoring for the Belles were Michelle Ryan 2 goals, Tina Soomre 1 goal, Vicki Reid 1 goal and Jen Pelow 1 goal. Sorry about the assists girls, but the game sheet is not available. Special mention should go to T.C. for a standout game in goal. The Port Perry 1.G.A. Belles would like to thank this team of gentlemen for the good game and also for the generous donation to the Port Perry Ringette Associa- tion. We also will try and accept their challenge to a return game in the near future. Broomball news The first broomball game of the day had Goreskis defeating Odd- fellows 4 to 0. Gene Woodrow, Dave Dickson, Brad Moarse and Bruce Woodrow scored for Goreskis. Assists to Bruce Woodrow, Tom Powel and Brad Moarse. Emmersons secured the 4th and final playoff spot by defeating B & L Donuts 1 to 0. Colin Saunders scored unassisted with 4 min & 22 seconds left in the game. Jeff Hutchinson recorded the shut-out. Utica & Blackstock had to play a five minute overtime to com- plete a previous game with Utica winning 2 to 0. Utica's goals scored by Kevin Ibbitson assisted by Greg Gibson and Murray Down unassisted. The regular schedule game saw Utica defeat Blackstock 2 to 1. 'Rob Mason and Kevin Ibbitson both scored unassisted for Utica. Ron Wagg assisted by Tom Wot- ten tallied for Blackstock. Broomball playoffs start next Sunday featuring Utica vs. Em- merson and Blackstock vs. Goreskis. Hope to see all fans out- supporting their favourite teams to victory. FORD MERCURY TUNE-UP SPECIAL 4 & 6 CYLINDER ELECTRONIC IGNITION V6 & V8 ELECTRONIC IGNITION * LABOUR ONLY parts extra * Vans and Air-conditioned Vehicles Extra. 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