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22. PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 19, 1996 J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Sixteen teams competed in the third annual Mother Jackson's Open Kitchen: invitational bonspiel held at the Port Perry Curling Club last week. It's the first bonspiel of the season and kicking off the season with a win a team skipped by Kelly Evans. Pictured receiving the trophy from sponsor Dave Jackson ar Kelly with team members Carol Jackson, Sue Duncan and Louise Pilkey. Tired Port Lions play four in 12 hours Four games of hockey in less than 12 hours. The Lion's roared to a tie in Port Perry before heading to a tournament in Bewd- ley. The first game saw us square off against the Co- bourg Legion team. Co- bourg got the jump on us and took the lead. With only minutes remaining in the period, Ashley Lucas weaved her way through a maze of players with a sure shot (unassisted). Cobourg came back with more than one. Colin Hol- ditch saw a chance and took it thanks to Teddy Howarth's nice pass. It was a rough game and lots Why would anyone drive to Uxbridge to visit FOR GOOD DEALS 4h Diane Richardson sales and leasing representative CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GEO 852-3331 1+800+263+2000 BUICK 852-3357 1+800+757+2004 PONTIAC . Sin war (rel cere Williamson EH) Brian Norrish sales and leasing representative Uxbridge Leasing of all makes and models of justice was handed out to both benches. Final score Cobourg 5 - Lions 2. The second game was . our game. The team had showed up for this one. Pe- ter Jones was first out of the gate (after a scenic tour with dad) on a clear out pass from goalie Kyle Geer. Port Hope bounced right back and answered with one of their own. Port Hope jumped ahead in the second, but the Lions were quick to replay. Colin pik- ced up the equalizer on a pass from Mark Vernest. One minute later, it was Matt Menear's turn to drive the mesh thanks to Brett Whyte and Mitch Truax. Less than one min- ute after that, Whyte and Truax struck again. Port Hope jumped back in with another. Lucas Fraser on Time . Teams 8:00am Stouffville vs. Port Perry 9:10am Nobleking vs. Lindsay 10:20am Erin/Hillsburgh vs. Trenton 11:30am Owen Sound vs. Niagara Falls_ 5:20pm Consolation 6:30pm Championship Port Perry Minor Hockey Club p ; IGA Bantam Country Style Bantams Saturday, November 23rd at the Scugog Arena The Canadian Tire Predators travelled to Lit- tle Britain on Nov. 11 to take on Mariposa and it turned out to be quite an eventful evening. First, on the way to the arena, Adam Smith and his mother and brother were in a car accident and although there was a lot of damage done to their car thankfully they all es- train caped with only minor in- the juries. Nest it was the game itself. Port Perry the offi- ting consists of a refer- ee and two linesmen to handle this calibre of a clear out pass from Mitch, performed his mag- ic. i The Lions kept the pres- sure on with Colin's sec- ond point of the game. As- sists were awarded to Mitch and Blake McLaughlin. Colin was all business this game and went for the hat trick. Helping him earn his new title were Mark and Blake. is The Lions loosened their grip and Port Hope "took advantage by pop- ping .in two with only a minute left. Not to be out done, Lucas F. pulled one more out of the hat thanks to Peter and Mitch. Final : score: Lions 8 - Port Hope He 5. We were heading to the B finals. The three previous Turnto Page 35 resents the Tourney Featuring the