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A PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Fébruary 16, 1963 - 31 {[ The Community Nursing Home Petites were on the road again this weekend. After miss- ing out on a trip to the final last weekend in Richmond Hill the C.N.H. girls were looking for better things in Guelph. The opening game was " against little known Mitchell vho opened the scoring. Leanne Holt evened the game on a nice pass from Lisa LeFort. Mitchell took a two goal lead before Jennifer Hammond put Port within one. Assisting on this goal were Leanne Davison and Melissa Hooker. Then with just 14 seconds left in the period Melissa set up Leanne Holt in the slot and the period ended 3- ;, 3 Port took the lead when Jen- nifer Imrie intercepted a clear- ing pass, stepped in and drilled one into the back of the net. Mitchell evened the score in short order and the momentum changed. From this point to the end it was all Mitchell and Port suffered an 8-4 defeat despite a solid effort by all. The game two opponent was Waterloo. A must win or game three was meaningless. Julia Leamen started Port with an unassisted goal, but the Waterloo phenom, No. 17 tied the game and period one ended 1-1. Lauren Christie put the nurs- HA EE | 31 Bry Gist a ing home team ahead on a nice three way passing play started by Melissa and centred by Lisa LeFort. > On their next shift Lisa set u Jennifer Imrie and the three player in rule was proving to be Port's forte. After a line change Alicia Burgess moved the ring to Leanne Holt who found Jenni- fer Donnelly and the "wrinkles" girls looked good. With three minutes left Wa- terloo had a goal called back on an obvious two line pass and the game ended 4-1 in Port's favor. Game three was against host Guelph who had suffered two crushing defeats. Despite all ef- forts including no stop time, Port outscored Guelph 20-0. Scoring for Port were Lauren Christie, Jennifer Imrie each with three. Shooters with two were Lisa LeFort, Melissa Hooker and Jennifer Donnelly. Single scorers went to Miranda Burgess, Alicia Burgess, Leanne Davison and Julia Lea- men. Leading all scorers was Leanne Holt with four. Assists were credited to Ca- thy Cooper - three, Julia Lea- men - two, Leanne Davison, Leanne Holt and Melissa Hook- er. Notching another shutout was the ever-steady Jennifer \ number. 30 Crandell Street. Port Perry firefighters fishing derby Saturday The Port Perry firefighters are holding a pickerel only fish- ing derby this Saturday on Lake Scugog. Cash prizes will be awarded in the derby with first prize worth $200 and second through fifth worth $60 each. There will also be a draw for $100 with every entry form Fishermen can fish anywhere on the lake. Cost for the one- day event is $10 per person, which does not include hut or bait. Registration will be held Friday, Feb. 19 from 7-9 p.m. and Saturday, Feb. 20 from 6-10 a.m. at the Port Perry Fire Hall at The weigh-in will be held at the fire hall as well. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Eighty-seven people took part in the Cartwright Dyno's Poker Run on Sunday. The event raised $200 for the Community Memorial Hospital Building Fund, bringing their total dona- tions to $1,000. Pictured, Brian Shaddock of the Cartwright Dyno's presents the cheque to Mayor Howard Hall, while a number of participants look on. Petites win silver medal Hammond. This win put Port in the final against Mitchell which, as it turns out, was a Select team. Port never got on track and all were sluggish being outshot 44- 6 and outscored 7-0. A good weekend was had by all despite the final game score. Next weekend the playoffs be- Port to meet Bowmanville \| MoJacks knock Uxbridge out of playoff contention By Shawn Bastarache As head coach of the Port Perry MoJacks, Ken Harman has been involved in some great playoff battles. This season fig- ures to hold much of the same during the playoffs as five of six clubs in the Central division stack up quite evenly against each other. Harman's first battle of 1993 'ended Thursday night when he guided his young team to an 8-5 victory and a 4-1 series victory over the Uxbridge Bruins to ad- vance to the divisional semi- final. "I know it was 4-1 but those were five of the toughest games I've ever been in in one series," said a relieved Harman follow- ing Thursday's win. "Any of them could've went either way." Four of the five games were decided by two goals or less and, on two occasions the clubs de- cided things via an extra period, all lending validity to Harman's comments. "We got the breaks when we needed them and capitalized on our chances," said Harman. He felt there was one major key to the Modack's first-round suc- cess, and no doubt hopes it will continue throughout the post- season. "The difference was goal . 'tending," he said. "It came down to goaltending as it often does." Between Ian Cooper and Roy Kennedy, the MoJacks have a two-punch combination that would make any coach envious. Following Cooper's 7-6 win in ries. Kennedy, a late arrival cour- tesy LJ the ham B squad, stepped the starting role and has the transi- tion quite nicely. . -. "I don't mind coming in for the playoffs," said Kennedy af- ter facing 42 shots Thursday night. "I like the pressure," he said. Kennedy also said that, al- though he takes nothing away from the MoJacks and its organ- ization, his real motivation comes from the hopes of return- ing to Jr. B next season. Roy Kennedy has come up big since - arriving from Markham JuniorBsquad "Coming down here I've got something to prove," he said. "I want to get back up there next gin for the Community Nursing game one against the Bruins, year so I figure the better I play Home squad. Kennedy took over and played solid through the rest of the se- Turnto Page 36 again, the effects of recent i lete a bus ess were apparent and a little our team wasn't able to reach the le semi-finals. om "Our first tournament game was tough 3-2 loss to the Innisfi sitional game. Breaking through their tough defence was D the point after Trevor Lance had won the faceoff cleanly. from defenceman Gerard Timmers assisted by Mike Milligan. Keswick was the opponent for Port's second Thomas Lee stopped everythin wick captain. Dean Van Camp vor Lance and Matt Skerratt assisted). The sto three on one and two on one rushes into manning the puck on these plays. The boys third consecutive day of hockey was an earl This was a must win game to stay in the tournament an phens were getting good protection from Scott Duncan, Tj til a third period bad break (haven't we been getting more ed in the goal that tied the score at it's final 1-1 draw. E stuffed in a loose puck on a goalmouth scramble with tea Adam Moynes, Jeff Tarbotton and Mike LeFort check tral zone and Mike Wiseman (as usual) was tough to ge continued to pursue the puck tirelessly throughout the contest. Good luck against Cobourg guys!! With aggressive forecheckin those "give and go" passing plays you've been working on in pr give some very tough competition for Cobourg. Your town is draw as long as you give your "A" effort. gthat came his wa Pearce Auction Novice advance to next round On Feb. 12 our Novice A hockey team visited Stouffville and tied their hosts 2-2. This resu ensured Port Perry's right to advance to the next sta Sir hosts 2-2. This result be a series against Cobourg. The Stouffville and Pe "round-robin" will have to wait til next year after bei The Auctions team scored in the first ond as well (Trevor Lance from Matt and Dean Van Cam riod rally to avert a premature playoff exit. The team is far in the playoffs as the squad has been ravage healthy now and swing back into the fast pace by the much improved Cobourg boys. The team went on to comp ge of the OMHA playoff format which will terborough entries in the playoff regional ! ng ousted from further contention. period (Matt Skerratt from Trevor Lance) and in the sec- p) and then held off a two goal third pe- 8 to be congratulated for their efforts thus d by winter germs and hopefully they will all get d and "hungry" style of play they will y weekend by playing in the Sutton tournament. Once petitive edge was missing as 1squad who played a very tight po- ane Gray, on a nice wrist shot from Our other goal was also a point-shot game and this ended in a 1-1 draw as ailin goalie y except a bad luck breakaway goal by th tucked a loose puck under the crossbar for our only marker (Tre- ry of this game was our inability to convert our good scoring chances as we were a little slow in head game in Sutton against Frankford. goalies Thomas Lee and D'arcy Ste- m Jones and the other defencemen un- than our share of those lately?) result- arlier in the game Matt Skerratt had m captain Dean Van Camp assisting. ed well throughout the t by along the boards. g to create turnovers and using actice, we're sure you're going to hind you all the way win, lose or need to get e Kes- ame in the neu- evor Weisflock