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34 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 16, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" The Creative Basket Bonsplel was held at the Port Per 10. Laural Griffen, president of the ladies curlin Gibson, skip; Shirley Lee, vice; Marion Laird, 7 ry Curling Club on Wednesday, Feb. g club, presents the trophy to the rink of Ellen second; and Cathy Acerra, lead. Sixteen rinks from Port Perry, Whitby, Newmarket, Peterborough, Oshawa and Uxbridge participated in the event. Malmont Atom As drop two Port Perry's Malmont Farm Atom As have begun their Playoffs against Collingwood and after two games this past weekend it's obvious that it's go- ing to be a long series. Colling- wood came to town Friday night and before our boys even caught their wind they were down 2-0. Giving the opposition a couple of goals advantage is nothing new to these guys though, noth- ing that fourin a row can't cure. Ryan McQuade started the comeback midway through the first with the helper to Brett Clouthier. In a strong second period for Port, Brad Johnston got things rolling with assists to Brad and Ryan. Ryan then got in a race for the puck withCollingwood's goalie who was probably wish- ing he was still back in the cage when Ryan swooped around him and scored the third goal. Brett and Murphy Irving got the assists. Brett then bagged what proved to be the winner, Ryan and Jeff Ashton drawing the assists. - Collingwood got' one more CRTC 29. 01 Cablesystems Inc., Bri Island/Maple Grove/Waters Bea Beach/Ecart Marina, offices dur contact the 211°, il Decision . Decision 93-28. 01 Cablesystems Inc., APPROVED - Exclusion of Scugog Point from the Caesarea system and exclusion of Crow Lake/Marble Point from the Mammora system. 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RTC at: Ottawa-Hull (819) 997-2429; Halifax (902) 426-7997" Montreal (514) 283-6607: Winnipeg (204) 983-6306; Vancouver (604) 666- Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission -Canad3 Caesarea and Mammora, Ont. nden Beach, Comber, H way 40 hitebread Creek, Morewood, Seeley's To obtain CRTC public documents, Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des télécommunications canadiennes BROKEN I ISO FE late in the game to make the fi- nal score 4-3. Quite a good game for both sides with goalie Mike MacLennan making some fine saves late in the third when Col- lingwood was pressing. Sunday afternoon was the next clash between these evenly matched teams and Port knew what was in store for them. Well, maybe not! Collingwood came out on fire and for the first five minutes there was an awful lot of heat down in Port's end. The boys had to consider them- selves lucky to be down by only a goal at the end of the first peri- od. : Brett scored on a nice effort with Ryan-assisting to make it 2-1 after one. The second period was a lot more of the same as Colling- wood added two more to make it 4-1 after two. This gave our boys something to think about while the ice got a flood and when they came out for the third there was a whole lot more effort taking place. An unassisted goal by Brett and then a deflected shot by Jeff made a hockey game out of what was starting to look like a les- son in hustling. - With the score 4-3 Port had some quality scoring chances but couldn't bag the equalizer. -- Collingwood added another into the empty net at the buzzer WINDSHIELD? ald FEBRUARY 26/93 ORT PERRY auto glass & trim id, == + WINDSHIELDS + STONE REPAIRS OR WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT + SAFETY GLASS + AUTO UPHOLSTERY + MARINE UPHOLSTERY + BOAT TOPS & SEATS + MOORING COVERS + SUN ROOFS 139 Water Street , Port Perry 985-8507 e Free Mobile Service in Durham UND UTD CRI AEE) SEND ANSE) AUS AUD ARN) SUNY GON RN) SUN) TN) MINN (URN EEN) SND OWN) ANN an + VINYL & CONVERTIBLE TOPS + INSURANCE CLAIMS + PICKUP TRUCK SLIDERS + DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN | | | i | I | I | | | i i | EXPIRES | | i I i i | i | | | I i i All Work Guaranteed Midget Bs sweep Ennismore aside in four straight Canadian Tire Midgets took .game three in their series with Ennismore with a 7-1 winin En- nismore. The Isles completely domi- nated the game with Mike Sta- niland leading the way with three goals, Chad Garvock two and singles to Cory Wilson and Lou Whitfield. Assists to Jason Coutoulakis two, Dave Pashley two, Mike Staniland two, Cory Wilson two and singles to Andrew Pere- man, Chad Garvock and Mark Cosway. Game four on Saturday night to make the final 5-3. The key to this series is going to be for Port to come out flying at the drop of the puck because this Colling- wood team can put them in a big hole in a hurry if they don't. Larocque » On Feb. 13 Scala and La- rocque played an exciting game that ended in a 9-6 win for La- rocque. At 5:29 of the first peri- od Kevin Cochrane passed to Cory Wiatrzyk to Dave Kam- minga beating Jon Chambers on the short side. Larocque scored the second off the stick of Chris Jamieson with goalie Dann Lee getting assist along with Adam Kingma. Larocque scored the third goal as well with Dave Kam- minga getting his second of the game with Ian Parliament set- ting him up. With 2:41 left in the first. Cory Wiatrzyk scored his second of the game from Brian Fraser and Dave Kam- minga. Larocque, Ryan Haw- kins scores from Chris Jamie- son off a rebound. Justin Sheehey and Ian Parliament on a 2on 1. Ian Parliament made a picture pass to Justin who made no mistake scoring. Wow- this put Larocque up 7-0 at mid- way through the game. At this point when Scala, Ashley Van Sheldon kicked it in gear. Ashley took the puck end IGA defeats Frank IL.G.A. playing in front of the stellar goaltending of John Bab- cock defeated Frank Real Es- tate by a score of 3-1 on Satur- day, Feb. 13. The first period of this game featured good skatin and passing by both teams an some outstanding saves by Ian Johnson in the Frank net. Frank opened the scoring late in the period on a goal by Kent Jamieson. The score stayed that way un- til late in the second when Rick Olaisen scored on a beautiful at Scugog Arena turned out to be all Port again with the Isles winning 6-1 to take the series 4- 0 : ' Scoring for the Isles were Mike Sluggett with two, singles to Jason Coutoulakis, Scott Wy- lie, Steve Stiles and Dave Pash- ley. cee BY "Assists to Chad Garvock two, Mark Cosway, Mike Staniland, Dave Pashley, Andrew Pere- man and Jason Coutoulakis. The Isles have now advanced to semi-final play against the winner of Trenton - Wellington series. games to Collingwood Both teams have tournaments this coming weekend so the next game will be played Feb. 26. The atoms have their home tournament this Saturday, Feb. defeats Scala Brothers 9-6 to end to score an unassisted goal to make it 7-1. Larocque defenceman: Kevin Cochrane picked the puck at his blueline and carried it in over the Scala blueline and fired a bullet past Jon Chambers. Scala defence- man Steve Martin gave Ashley Van Sheldon a pass at Laroeque blueline and he went in "and scored on Dann Lee. Then Scala Chris Orr gave his defence part- ner Paul Brain thé puck who assed the puck to Ashley who anked one off Dann Lee to score. - | Scala goalie Jon Chambers passed it off to his defenceman Ron Colvin who carried it up to Larocque blueline to Travis Pickard to score making it 8-4. Then Larocque Adam Kingma scored from Chris 'Jamieson and Ian Parliament giving Ian three assists for the day. At 2:35 left in the game Scala Ashley Van Sheldon scored his fourth from Paul Brain and Tommy Keeble. Then Scala Paul Brain got his third assist by passing the puck to Chris Orr then to goes who. Ashley scored his 3-1 end to end rush. Assists on this goal went to Don McKay and Matt Grills. IL.G.A. made it 2-1 two min- utes later with Don McKay scor- ing in a goal mouth scramble. Assists went to Sean Gawley and Matt Grills. I1.G.A. scored an insurance marker late in the period as Matt Brown tucked in a Rick Olaisen pass. Matt Grills picked up his third assist of the day on this goal. Action contin-- ues next week in Bantam league play.