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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 5, 1991 Men's Thursday Night Bowling February 28 Team Standings: Dowson"s Valu-Mart 48, Petes Pet Pantry 44, Lake Scugog Lumber 35, Norms Construction 35, Village Taxi 34, Centennial Lanes 31, [.G.A. 30, Brians Towing 30, House of Howard 26, Philp Pon- tiac 26, Galley Gators 22, Legion 17. High Single Flat: W. Saunders 318. High Single With Handicap: W. Saunders 323. High Triple Flat: T. Thompson 756. High Triple With Handicap: W. Edwards 795. Games Over 215: B. Evans 231, G. St. John 273, B. Hurst 240, E. Johanson 261, 230, 220, K. Davies 216, H. Colston 219, P. Pelow 235, D. Ireland 221, W. Edwards 245, 217, T. Thompson 300, 252, B. Pomeroy 220, B. St. John 230, 268, I. Griffen 216, T. Watts 227, G. Hardy 220, J. Williams 250, G. McHugh 279, 222, R. Evans 247, 226, B. White 258, B. Bray 240, G. Wilson 264, D. Hann 249, W. Saunders 222, 318, J. Lynde 222, J. Healey 228, 257. Triple Over 600: G. St. John 669, B. Hurst 630, E. Johanson 711, H Williams 632, G. McHugh 683, R. Evans 611, B. White 638, W. Saunders 719, J. Healey 657. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Pansies 12, Petunias 11, Snapdragons 11, Im- patience 10, Marigolds 10, Alysums 9. Over 200: Carol Koch 269, 217, 255, Joani Fletcher 232, Gerri Langille 258, 201, Merle St. John 220, Marg Lee 214, 217, Norma Tower 200, Joyce Storry 228, Sherry Thomas 209, Elsie Pogue Tweens defeat Ennismore ~ Port Perry 6 - Ennismore 3 It was a long drive to Ennismore and Port Perry was excited and couldn't wait to beat their rivals. Within the first few minutes of the game, two goals were scored. The first goal was by Julie Ball assisted by Joan Anderson and Marci Zuly. The second by Joan assisted by team mates Julie and Jenna Norton. After hard checking and fast skating, Jenny Storms came out with the ring and quickly shot it past Ennismore's tough goalie, assisted by Marci and with help from Lindsey Patton's extra hard back checking. By this time it was 3-0 thanks to great defensive plays by Melissa Pereman, Amanda Clouthier and Jenna. Amy Sinclair, our goalie, made great saves, which kept En- nismore from scoring. Port started off the second period with good offensive and defensive skills. Ennismore slip- ped 2 quick goals by Amy. Port got back in the game with a swift goal by Joan, assisted by Marci and Jenna. Ennismore scored their final goal. Marci decided to show her stuff by getting two goals. First unassisted, the second from Julie and Jenna. Our coaches Doug Anderson and Tom Patton said this was the best checking game of the season. Well done players and coaches! Our next game is at Port Perry against Omemee at 1:30 next Sun- day. Good luck girls and coaches! 221. Over 600: Carol Koch 741, Gerri Langille 631. Monday Night Ladies Team Standings: Witches 30, Ferrari 29, Rollers 27, LaLips 23, Pin Pickers 21, T.N.T. 17. High Triple: Judy Nickerson 276. High Single: Terry McDonald 245. 200 Games: Maureen Wren 223, Judy Nickerson 225, 208, Vivian Foster 224, Ann McCreight 200, Donna Cochrane 204, Ilean Pugh 220, 201, Terry McDonald 245. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Rolling Stones 22, Beach Boys 16, Beatles 14, Supremes 14, Crickets 12, Madon- na 6. 200 Flat: Edith Bowers 234, Lucy Wilson 221, 207, Kim Fleming 219, Linda Hughes 218, Terry Louvelle 217, 203, Marj Giroux 212, Joan Fleming 209, 204. Tuesday Night Men's Bowling February 26, 1991 Team Standings: Port Perry [.G.A. 28, Trader Sam 28, XL. Gas Bar 26, Saintfield Machining 26, The Creative Basket 14, Bruton's I.LD.A. 4. High Single: Sid Tarsey 312. High Single With Handicap: Sid Tarsey 318. High Triple: Phil Brown 720. High Triple With Handicap: David Booth 799. 215 And Over: David Booth 235, 264, Bob Farmer 215, Gerry Louvelle 224, 235, Phil Brown 221, 238, 261, Robin Boyce 231, Roy Werry 233, Glenn Squires 215, Harold McLaughlin 266, Rick Farrington 234, 244, Trevor Mollon 257, Sid Tarsey 312, Paul Brough 238, Gary Reis 224, David Squires 223. 600 And Over: David Booth 691, Gerry Louvelle 605, Phil Brown 720, Roy Werry 638, Harold McLaughlin 663, Rick Farrington 625, Trevor Mollon 608, Sid Tarsey 675, Paul Brough 648. aes iiiis: hockey league Thompson 756, B. St. John 643, J. PLAYOFFS UNDERWAY!!! The Mens Hockey playoffs got underway on this slippery Sunday morning with a bang as Sport- sland scored a major upset over J&D Carpentry by beating them 5-1. Capitalizing for Sportsland were Mark Jobb, 2 goals, Dave Harrison, 1 goal, 1 assist, Doug Bache with the game winner and Ed Olsen a single goal also. Ad- ding assists were Brian Callery, Ron Hoogeboom, Brad Hurst, Peter Lane, and Wayne Taylor. The lone marker for J&D was Rob Evans from Fred Moffatt. GAME TWO Game two was an exciting, scoreless affair until the third period as Fitzgerald's out-scored Compton 4-2. Scorers for Fitzgerald's were Gary Lance, 2 goals, Bill Bridge, 1 goal, 2 assists, Carl Fitzgerald, 1 goal, 1 assist. Al Bonner had 2 assists and Wayne Norton and Ken Smart had singles. For Compton it was Glen Hud- son from Terry Rose, and Jim Fowler from Jim Duncan and Larry Pilkey. GAME THREE The third game was one with a different out-come as there was six goals between the two teams and only 2 goal scorers. Van & Truck World went on to defeat Crandells 4-2. The lone scorer for Van & Truck World was Brian Samis with all four goals. Helping out Brian were Richie Lefort, 3 assists, Wayne Fox, 2, and Mike Adam, 1. Scoring for Crandell's was Dan Horner from Ray Zaparaniuk and Ken Jeffrey. GAME FOUR Game four was somewhat of an upset as Norton's squeezed past Anderson's 2-1. Counting for Norton's were Dave Roth from Doug Brown and Dave Milton from Rob Kroonenburg. The lone marker for Anderson's was John Delorme unassisted. Junior ringette The final game of the Juniors' Pre-lims took place Wednesday, February 27 at the Don Beer Arena in Pickering. It was a 'do or die' situation for the Port Perry girls as this game was the final decision maker as to which team would travel to North Bay to par- ticipate in the Provincials. The game proved to be very tense, especially for the fans who were kept on the edge of their seats as the score seesawed back and forth. Both teams were equal- ly determined that they were go- ing to be the one to emerge vic- torious. ' For every goal Port scored in the first period Pickering answered with one of their own. As the buzzer sounded to end the period the score was tied 3-3, Kim Poppleton, Karen Kett and Lynd- say Dutkewich were responsible for Port Perry's goals with assists going to Jennifer Morden, Karen Kett, Jennifer Josephson, Megan Marlowe and Lyndsay Dutkewich. During the second period Pickering pulled ahead by a score of 5-3 giving the fans several anx- ious moments. Suddenly Port Perry went into overdrive witn Six minutes remaining in the game. Hard work and determina- tion resulted in five additional goals for the Juniors. There were several intense seconds during the last two minutes when Port took two penalties: one white and one red. Jennifer Morden and Tracy Pelow were left alone to fend off Pickering's attackers. The two girls put in a top perfor- mance and held Pickering in check very well. After thirty minutes Port Perry emerged as the victors by a score of 8-6. Kim Poppleton scored twice in the final period with singles going to Denna Lovering, Karen Kett and Lyndsay Dutkewich. Assists were awarded to Kim Poppleton, Dawn Doucette and Jennifer Josephson. Karen Kett had three assists and Megan Marlowe, who put her red stick to good use, clearing the ring very effectively, earning herself a total of five assists. The Juniors have now earned the right to travel to the Provin- cials and are looking forward to meeting their opposition in North Bay. Turn to Page 25 --Scores from all the lanes YBC March 2 & 3 GIRLS High Average: Bantam - Jen- nifer Hammond 142; Junior - Melissa Dawson 149; Senior - Lyndsay Dutkewich 142. High Single Flat: Bantam - Ashleigh Fleiler 176; Junior - Sarah Evans 191; Senior - Tara Ballingall 198. High Triple Flat: Bantam - Jen- nifer Hammond 495; Junior - An- IMPROVE PRODUCTIVIT Tara drea Grills 381; Senior - Ballingall 489. BOYS High Average: Bantam - Deryk Campbell 134; Junior - Brandon Hammond 169; &enior - Jay Mackie 188. High Single Flat: Bantam - Chris Hueston 174; Junior - Colin Meijerink 168; Senior - Geoffrey Drury 218. High Triple Flat: Bantam - Ryan Hawkins 391; Junior - Roy Anger 398; Senior - Craig Mitchell 583. Dry Cow Nutrition Affects Herd Health By Dr. Essi H. Evans | Ruminant Research Specialist |' Shur- Gain The most critical feeding period in the production cycle of a cow is, surprisingly, the dry period. By correctly feeding cows during the dry period, a number of metabolic disorders can be minimized. Shur-Gain has concentrated significant research activities towards improving dry cow feeding in order to help producers minimize metabolic and reproductive problems in their dairy herds. Healthy cows produce greater quantities of milk and achieve better reproductive performance than cows that have suffered from an illness. Proper feeding alone will not guarantee a disease- free herd, but it will help improve disease status. For example, mineral balance in the dry period is essential to avoiding milk fever, which generally occurs shortly before or after calving. Milk fever is easily treated, but it often leaves cows susceptible to other problems such as difficult calving, retained placenta or uterine infection. Milk fever at any time increases the risk of displaced abomasum and mastitis, and lowers conception rate. Ketosis is the result of a severe energy deficiency which has been associated with poor. reproductive efficiency. Shur-Gain studies show that proper dry cow feeding helps to prevent ketosis by maximizing body energy and protein reserves. The reserves help prevent cows from experiencing sudden, severe energy deficiencies. Dry cows need as much attention and care as cows in the milking string. The payback will be reductions in feed-related diseases and reproductive disorders. Shur-Gain Products are available at the following dealers: H & M WRIGHT FEED CO. LTD. 14 Scugog St., Blackstock 986-4201 PORT PERRY FEEDS LTD. 40 Vanedward Dr., Port Perry 985-7363 Cassels St. E., Brooklin 655-4851 SPENCER'S FEED SERVICE LTD. Greenbank, Ontario 985-3371 H.H. GOODE & SON 1987 LTD. Uxbridge, Ontario 852-3355