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hi ie di. i lie. di. dS aii he an. a adh. Jd aa dh add ad odd de A aie ie od. ad dia JR. J Jb di. da ada. gi. Ji. Jd a A a de A a a. a a A "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 38 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 8, 1994 KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Three members of the Port Perry Figure Skating Club won medals at recent competitions. Ashlea Jones, left, won a sil- ver medal at the Uxbridge Invitational in the Pre-Juvenile La- dies category and Avril Walker won the silver in the Pre- Novice Ladies at the Uxbridge Invitational. Absent from pho- to is Lindsay Wilson who won the bronze in the Pre- Preliminary B in Uxbridge and the bronze in the Preliminary Ladies figures at the Oshawa Invitational. POR 188 Mary St., Port Perry * 985-73 08 All At Guaranteed Low Prices UNITED ||" Bz | | CARPET® raga Largest Carpet Selection B LI N DS in Scugog Townshi and a mb iho largest oot VERTICALS » VENETIANS d buying group in Canada PLEATED SHADES HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie .. 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Brian Po- meroy from Dale Lown provid- ed the lone marker in the open- ing period for B&R. Early in the second half, they pulled ahead by a pair as Pomeroy earned himself another point in setting up Mike Mole's goal. The Fram- ers pulled within one two min- utes later as Keith Dalton fed Eric Kristensen. B&R put the icing on the cake when Pomeroy scored his second with Dan Tay- lor drawing the assist. Game Two had the Black- stock Brewers up against Woody's and, in the spoiler role, drew a point off them, thereby relegating them temporarily to second place. Woody's scored first midway through the sec- ond after the opening period had ended in a scoreless tie. Gene Woodrow from Neil Woo- drow accounted for the goal. Blackstock was not to be denied as they knotted it shortly there- after with Ron Short scoring un- assisted. They then pulled ahead a minute later when Short and Tom Wotten set up Scott MacLennan. Before the end of the period, Woody's tied it up with Ken St. Amant scor- ing from Gord Jones and Jim Gregg, therefore setting up overtime. In the extra period, Blackstock again went ahead on a goal by Wayne McGuigan First place now belongs solely to the Brooklin Bruins as they blanked Emmerson's Insu- rance by a 5-0 total. The Bruins netted a pair in the first half with Rob Kivell and Nick Att- wood doing the damage. Rick Mitchell, Wayne Tate, Jim Ma- son and Ken Lynde supplied the assists. In the second half, Ron Attwood scored a pair with the final tally going to Chris Le- pine. Nick Attwood 'was the playmaker of the period as he set up all three goals with a sin- gle assist also going to Ron Att- wood on Lynde's goal. Between the pipes, Jim Raaphorst re- corded his league-leading eighth shutout to further re- duce his goals against average to a sparkling 0.75. ANDIN SAG, TEAM GP w Monsma 18 15 Woodys 18 14 Swamp 18 1 Blackstock 18 7 Framers 18 3 1 Emmerson 18 1 1 GF GA PTS 59 13 30 65 27 29 53 36 24 39 43 19 20 55 10 72 TOP 10 SCORERS NAME C. Dennis K. St. Amant N. Attwood B. Pomeroy T. Powell T. Wotten N. Woodrow W. Tate R. Attwood R. Short TEAM Swamp NAME J. Raaphorst D. Dalton TEAM GP Monsma Blackstk. Woodys Woodys Monsma 13 10 Woodys Blackstock 7 12 Woodys Monsma Monsma Blackstock 9 6 TOP GOALTENDERS R. Lees K. Trembla M. Bertran G. Archibald L. Reurakas Woodys Swamp Blackstk. Framers Emmaers. G A-PTS. 12 12 24 13 10 8 12 6 14 8 9 8 9 9 7 GA S 12 7 22 AVE 0.76 1.40 1.47 1.73 1.82 3.20 20 48 54 from Dave Dalton. Woody's re- plied with Gregg notching the game's final goal from Randy. Sullivan, and Neil Woodrow. 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