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- 32 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 20, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" RA From Page 29 sii nice forechecking keeping En- : nismore off stride. 'With the game tied at one the horn went to end the first period with both teams getting some well de- served applause from the spec- tators. Manvers turned up the heat a crank and Amanda set up Ali- son Chapman deep in the En- nismore zone and she slams one past the Ennismgre goalie to take a 2-1 lead. Alison Chap- man stole the ring in the Man- vers zone and fed a beauty pass up to Mandy Richmond, over to Krista Cameron and after a nice deke up she goes as she fired it high on the goaltender for a 3-1 -lead. | At 7:25 Jaime Bethume inter- cepted Ennismore clearing pass and fired one deep in the back on the Ennismore net past a shocked goalie. With Manvers out in front 4-1 they were play- ing well but kept the heat on Ennismore. Amanda Richmond picked the pocket of an Ennis- more foreward and fired the ring up to Alison Chapman over the Ennismore blue line to Kris- ta Cameron and See You Later, as Krista blew it past the En- nismore goalie for a 5-1 lead. Michele Branton playing in goal for Manvers turned the Ennismore offence away empty handed after they finally pene- trated the Manvers zone. Ken- dra Clarke made two fast rush- es on the Ennismore goal but they goalie made two fine saves i 4 2 ¥ go & BRA bp Gr Arena Board says thanks to nullify the attacks. An Appreciation Skate was held at the Scugog Arena on Sun- At 6:14 Ennismore had the day, April 18. Enjoying the free ice time were Jeremy Tufts, Manvers goalie busy but Mandy Richmond grabbed the ring in her own zone, up to Ali- son Chapman who hit Krista Cameron in the slot and say good night Ralph, as she scores to earn her fifth goal of the game. With Ennismore's rushes get- ting slower and slower Man- vers picked up the pace even more. Kendra Clark playing her best game of the season was heading the ring and setting up plays like she's never been able to do before. As they say She's Coming Into Her Own. With the period winding down Ennismore had Manvers in their own zone and Leanne Morgan took the ring behind her own net and hit Kendra Clark along the right boards and after out muscling her op- | ponent, upped it to the slot to Fishfull Thinking Whether you're fishing a ripe, green patch of thick lily pads for bass or a lonely meandering stream for trout, there are several areas in which you should spend time on. | refer to these areas as deadly differences because that is precisely what they are. They are differences in cover. A point in the weed edge, a stump or even just a deep pocket in the stream. Fish always relate to cover and if that cover has a change of difference from the surrounding cover it becomes more appealing especially to the largest, most dominant fish in the area. Many times | have surprised people by pointing to a stump and telling them there's one there and then proceeded to catch it. Learning how to pinpoint potential fish holding areas is not hard. The most important factor is attention to detail. Look for obvious | differences in structure and fish it. The only drawback in this is if the difference is obvious then nine times out of 10 you're not the only one to have fished it and It's most likely a high-pressure spot. This is when you must mentally visualize the subsurface structure. Imagine what's happening down there. One example is if you're fishing a shoreline that has a steep rock bluff then it will obviously be the same under the surface. So pay attention to detail and look for those deadly differences and you're well on the road to fishfull thinking. (CERN ol lol ([ol= BM OF: 1 (ol a B- Matz) [=F Cl=0 by DAVID MERCER Leanne Morgan, over to Julie Kennedy and She Scores to Pony club 17 at Napanee High School. competed are members of these clubs. knowledge, not their skills. The competition consists of written, visual and oral tests. The quiz was divided into three divisions based on age and knowledge level. The D level is for the youngest members, C for intermediates and A and B for the experts. The top four competitors among the A, B and C groups qualify for a three-day competi- tion to be held in October in British Columbia. ® EUROPE FUNDRAISER ® The 1st Port Perry Scouts are now offering DOOR-TO-DOOR DELIVERY SERVICE for your flyers, catalogues, magazines, etc. Take advantage of our one day delivery service. For more information call Larry 985-7306 "Support Your Local Scouts." Members of area pony clubs took part in the Central Ontario Region Quiz on Saturday, April Members of the Durham, Claremont, Eglinton, Toronto and North York Pony Clubs against members from other Central Ontario branches. Many local residents The members compete as teams without their horses or ponies. The quiz tests the rider's A make it a 7-1 lead for Manvers. Manvers was playing as a "Team" and thus keeping the fiessyes on Ennismore. The orn sounded to end the game as the Manvers player congrat- 'ulated their goaltender, Honorable Mention for Good Hustle goes to Kendra Clarke and Krista Cameron. Honoura- Mosport to Manvers Tweens win at home ble Mention for Good Defensive Effort goes to Alison Chapman. Playing in goal for Manvers was Michele Branton. ~~ - A Special Mention - it's been a treat watching Jennifer Ding- man play ringette in Manvers. Good luck living out west. This is B.C.'s gain and Ontario's loss. Have fun skiing! provide its spectators with more for less in 1993 Mosport Park will provide its many loyal spectators with much more for much less in 1993. The Mosport Millions lottery will offer more than $3 million in prizes and the racing events on both the road course and the oval track will be stronger. The less factor is racing en- thusiasts will see drastic sav- ings through a revised ticket pricing schedule. "With these economic condi- tions, we've got to be very realis- tic in our event packaging and pricing," said Mosport Park president Harvey Hudes. "We're determined to- do everything we can to make our events as attractive and afford- able as we possibly can." The Mosport Millions lottery is a first for North American mo- torsport and offers cash prizes and other awards to the specta- tors whose lottery cards have numbers which coincide in the correct sequence with the first five cars in the feature race of Bowling Thursday Night Men's Bowling Final Standings: Champi- onship - Philp 13,738; Brian's 13,672; Norm's 13,628; Centen- nial 13,2569; Emmerson 13,109; Dowson's 13,102. Consolation - Legion 14,088; I.G.A. 13,185; Scugog 13,019; village 13,000; Paulmac 12,884; Galley 12,778. High Single Flat: Terry Ed- wards 316. High Single With Handi- cap: Gord Mahaffey 332. High Triple Flat: Terry Ed- wards 784. High Triple With Handi- cap: Terry Edwards 826. Over 215: R. Chandler 223; D. Smith 223; B. White 218, 296, 261; R. Twist 261; D. Du- breuil 256; D. Durham 247, 248; T. Edwards 275, 316; R."Manns 307; J. Williams 227, 216; B. Evans 240; G. St. John 233, 266, 234; I. Griffin 225, 222; J. Ger- ber 245; P. Fitton 218, 229; G. Guilfoil 251; D. Bache 215; E. Johanson 225, 218; K. Martin 232; D. Vanderligt 240; P. Pe- low 219; P. McBride 215; M. Jones 229; R. Sheehey 231, 249, 266; D. Lynde 234; K Mackey 248; T. Watts 228; I. Ashbridge 230, 240; T. Ashbridge 219, 268: B. Bray 223; D. Stanley 226, that event. The cards will be dis- tributed free of charge. Prizes will include $1 million at each of the three major road course events on the 1993 schedule, and $10,000 a week at the Mosport International Speedway oval. If the jackpot is not won, it is added to the next week's jackpot. ot Other prizes will include a week's ownership of a Ferrari or a trip for two to the Indy 500. The Mosport Millions format is slightly different for the 16 oval events. The nightly jackpot will be $10,000. If it is not won the jackpot goes to $20,000 the following week. Cash awards will also be giv- en to race fans who have the top four finishers in the correct or- der, or the top three, with race tickets for those with either the first two finishers or the race | winner. As at the three major road course events, the lottery num- bers that are to be assigned to the race starters will be chosen at random prior to the race. results 252; G. Mahaffey 283; G. Wil- son 231, 236; D. Dickson 219; W. Lown 217, B. Poméroy 220; B. Robinson ::263; K Gassien 277,215,221. ts Triples Over 600: B. White 775; R. Twist 665; D. Dubreuil 621; D. Durham 695; T, Ed- wards 784; R. Manns 658; B. Evans 600; G. St. John 733; I Griffin 628; J. Gerber 647; E. Johanson 616; D. Vanderligt 612; R. Sheehey 736; I. Ash- bridge 674; T. Ashbridge 640; D. Stanley 671; G. Mahaffey 654; G. Wilson 653; W. Lown 616; B. Robinson 626; K. Gassien 713. 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