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Aamiy. Traclition for 126 Years", . cocaine ST ~~ BEST AVAILABLE COPY PORT PERRY STARS Tiksbaf] ARR 20, 1995. 8% Eaglettes to begin playoffs Petites drop 4-2 It was a busy weekend for the XL Eaglettes with a gym prac- tice on Friday evening, a league game on Saturday morning in Whitby against Whitby No. 1, an early 6:30 a.m. practice on Sunday, and finally another league game at Scugog Arena against Scarborough No. 1 on Sunday afternoon. And a very positive result from the practic- es with the girls working on some new free-pass plays that were tried in the games and were successful in producing a couple of goals. Saturday's contest in Whitby, a close-checking 7 XH tie, exem- plified the play between these two teams all season. Whitby jumped out to a 4-1 lead in the first period and it looked like they finally had Port's number, but a quick goal with 16 seconds Bowling results . Monday Night Ladies Team Standings: Green Machine 7, Orange Pits 5, Blue Jays, Red Roses 2, Purple Gar- bora 2, Yellow Bikinis 0. Games Over 200: Elma Ver- non 201, Wanda Haliburton 206, Edna Langford 213, Shir- ley Ash 215, Jamie McRae 217, 200, Ilean Pugh 225, Tracy Beach 227, Marni Knight 248, Arylie Kinnunen 271. ' Games Over 550: Tracy Beach 553, Edna Langford 559, Bhirley Ash 564, Ilean Pugh 576, Arylie Kinnunen 606, Ja-- "mie 'McRae 613. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies' Bowling Jan. 20/938 ! Standings: Pizza Delight 27, The Galley 20, Dixie Lee 17, Trader Sam 16, Square Boy 13, Haugen's 12. Games Over 200: Marg Lee 267; Carol Koch 244; Caron We- ber 219, 211; Evelyn Trapp 214; Gerri Langille 213, 213; Gladys McCall 211, Lynn Loughlin 209; Ann Meester 201. Games Over 550: Gerri Lan- gille 587; Marg Lee 582; Caron Weber 568; Carol Koch 567; Penny Flynn 560. Thursday Night Men's Bowling Standings: Norm's Con- tracting 19, Philp Pontiac 15, Emmerson Insurance 14, Gal- ley Gators 14, Brian's Towing 12, Village Taxi 12, Paulmac Pet Foods 9, Scugog Lumber 9, Centennial Lanes 7, Dowson's 7,1.G.A. 6, Legion 2. High Single Flat: Howard Colston 281. High Single With Handi- cap: Mike Enzi 302. High Triple Flat: Terry Ed- wards 679. High Triple With Handi- cap: Mike Enzi 757. Games Over 215: B. Evans 218; R. Prosser 215; J. Gerber 243; M. Enzi 2561; D. Dickson 223; W. Lown 268; B. Robinson 242; W. Saunders 218; K. Mack- ey 234; D. Durham 227; T. Ed- wards 261, 231; G. Hardy 227; R. Sweetman 217, 254; G. Grant 215, 219; D. Vanderligt 224; M. Jones 223; G. McHugh 239, 231; D. Smith 234; B. White 221, 220; G. Wilson 224; D. Stewart 237. Triples Over 600: J. Gerber 626; H. Colston 629; M. Enzi 604; T. Edwards 679; R. Sweet- man 610; G. McHugh 636; B. White 642; G. Wilson 608; D. Stewart 623. left in the first period gave the Eaglettes a big boost. In the second period, the XL'ers fought back to take the lead, 7-6 with only two minutes left. But almost like a repeating script from a play, Whitby tied the game with only 33 seconds remaining. The big shooters for Port were Stacey Cunningham with four goals and Sarah Vers- chuuren with the hat trick. Rhea Baxter had three assists, with singles going to Shannon Warriner and Kristen Waller. Janna Ostafichuk played strong goal for Port and came up with some key saves when we needed them. The rest of the girls played a solid game and it showed that they can come back from a deficit, a position that has been rare for the team all season. In Sunday's game against a younger and weaker Scarbo- rough team, coach Virtue and Cunningham tried to balance the line-up to give the younger and steadily improving players a chance to play in the limelight and centre ice. The result pro- duced a balanced score sheet and a 16-3 win. R.R.#2, Blackstock, Ontario Hwy. 57 North of Bowmanville 986-4437 PUBLI Special thanks to Bob Layzell for a great job at score keeper. With a tired hand, he still manged to almost fill the whole sheet. And finding the score keeper's pen were Alaina Da- vis, Shannon Warriner, Alaina Burger, Sarah Verschuuren, Leanne Layzell, Katherine Cooke, and Rhea Baxter, all with a pair of goals; with sin- gles going to Stacey Cunning- ham and Heather Reid. Nicole Virtue, playing defence the whole game, chipped in with three assists and Kristen Wall- er, with several close chances, managed ane point with an as- sist. Janna played another strong game in goal and when tested, she stood her ground, or should that bei ice. With the playoffs starting this weekend and tournaments in Guelph and Oro on the hori- zon, the Eaglettes are improv- ing as a team and starting to de- velop some set plays that will be an asset in future games and individually. One can see the difference with stronger skat- ing skills and better ring han- dling and passing. Keep up the good work, girls! . - match to Whitby The Communit Nursin Home Petites travelled to Whit- by to play their No. 2 squad. Upon_ arriving we realized we would be four players short. Two girls went @ rth Bay to cheer on their sisters in Tween A. The other two were out due to illness. Luckily for the Wrink- lets the Port Novice had an ear- ly game in Whitby. Three of the Novice Players came to our res- cue. Thanks to Sarah Vers- chuuren, Stacey Cunningham, and Nicole Virtue. We Ingitaged ; tosuit a team. Sd All the girls did well in keep- ji ing pace with the Wh tby team. The girls had an on-going barg of shats on the Whitby goalie." But the girls found it hard to score, since there had been no. flood all morning. The shots were slowed down by the snow. We finally lifted one into the net when Stacey fed Leanne Holt a quick pass. Whitby was quick to return the goal. The real "challenge started when the Wrinklets SSEL STINE 'NOTIC After 22 years of selling Yamaha Snowmobiles, ATV's, Parts & Accessories... ASSELSTINES NOW SEL g were l6tt the of the period th y 1 : due to a plen Whitby took 'advantage of this and scored ano 4] il + ing Whitby with a 2-1 leac ort. fought back hard and tied it up whe Mirants Bur- ess ut a paso the boards to icole Virt tlie x Sam me Th havin many chances 'b anne David dso , Jenny 'Donn' while Port vou box Whitby stre 4-2, Port hel¢ i of the game hold ing theirlead to ~ only two. The girls i all worked. 'hard, with lots of checking and hustle. Alicia Burgess stood up well making plenty of strong saves. Thanks again to our novice vol- unteers, and to all our Petites for an excellent effort. pther goal; leav- 2 h em for: the rest - a EE: EE ET ET aE NE. TE rl RE RE EE rE TT ME al aR a a a i ET a TN a i ar ares 9