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Th 40 mm mms /+//+hhsswwrsrwmwmmmmtThThmmT DDT TD TTT STD DTS YDYDYTEEe "A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 3, 1998 - 19 Nutty Boys sweep Niagara, now face Stouffville squad On Feb. 21 the Port Perry Bantam #1 team, sponsored by The Nutty Chocolatier, commenced their OMHA quarter-final best of five series with Niagara-on-the-Lake at the Scugog Arena. It was a close first period as Port jumped out to a 1-0 lead then Niagara scored two quick ones, before Port tied it at two before the end of the period. Steve Wygerde got Port rolling as he scored both goals, with Mike LeFort, Sean Jeffrey and Chris Skerratt picking up the assists. In the second Port really cranked it up as they scored four goals for a command- ing 6-3 lead after two peri- ods. Mark Blakley notched a pair with singles going to Matt MacMaster and Chris Skerratt. Picking up assists on these goals were Matt Skerratt, Braden Tarbotton, Dean Van Camp, Grant Hooker and Jason Whitworth. Port really showed their offence was in high gear as they added four more goals in the third period for a convincing 10-3 win. Dave Justynski, Jason Whitworth, Matt Skerratt and Braden Tarbotton scored the goals for Port, with assists going to Grant Hooker, Chris Skerratt and Matt MacMaster. Chris Monsma was between the pipes for Port and made some fine saves early in the game to record the win. Game two was played on Feb. 22 in Niagara-on- the-Lake and it wasn't as easy as the previous night as Port edged out Niagara by a score of 5-3. Port was ahead 4-1 late in the game but Niagara managed two quick goals in the last minute with their goalie out before Port scored in the empty net for the win. Jason Whitworth led Port with the hat trick with Dave Justynski and Mike LeFort chipping in singles. These scorers had a lot of helpers as Matt MacMaster, Braden Tarbotton, Steve Wygerde, Matt Skerratt, Sean Jeffrey, Mark Blakley and Grant Hooker picked up assists. Jeff Wiggins played in net for Port and made some tough saves to pre- serve the win. Game three, back in Niagara on Feb. 25 was another affair. Port carried the play through the whole game but were unable to run up the score as in game one. Port got the go ahead goal in the first period as Si &> NQULIET WE WISH TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING IN OUR CURRENT "SPECTACULAR 2-WEEK SALE" Front Page: GATORVAC ELECTRIC LEAF BLOWER. 00-3840-8. This product may not be available during the 2 week sale due 10 unpredicted delivery problems from our suppher. Please check with your local Canadian Tire store for raincheck availability on this product. Mustrations are incorrect. The two remotes on the left side should be included with the opener no. 40-0182-8. The remote on the right side of the copy should be a keychain Page 11 [tem 3 - REMOTES, 46-0177X. remote control Item 4 - wireless keypad entry system Page 9 Page 3 This 1s incorrect This product does not have this feature WE SINCERELY REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE WE MAY HAVE CAUSED YOU. ENTRY PADS, 46-0166X Hlustration is incorrect. Copy should show [tem 8, CANADIAN HOCKEY STICKS. 83-4010X. Flyer reads: Canadien 6001 SR Should read: C45 Model WE WISH TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING IN OUR CURRENT "BEST WINTER DEALS" PRECISION-GROUND METRE SAW. 57-5007-0 Copy reads "It cuts compound cnote 308/309-98- All Zones Braden Tarbotton scored on a nice setup from Matt MacMaster. Niagara came back late in the period to take a 2-1 lead. Port continued to carry the play and their efforts were rewarded with two quick goals late in the sec- ond for a 3-2 lead. Dean Van Camp notched both goals for Port with assists going to Sean Jeffrey, Braden Tarbotton and Matt MacMaster with a pair. In the third Port com- pletely shut down the Niagara offence with strong forechecking and diligent defence to record the 3-2 win and a three-game series sweep. Chris Monsma drew the assign- ment in net for this game and made some fine saves. Port now moves on to the semi-finals where they will be up against Stouffville. Check the arena for game times and come on out and enjoy some fine hockey. PORT PERRY DENTAL OFFICE 2» Getting set for a new CMB season Cartwright Minor Ball Association is preparing for another season of ball. Final registration dates are Sunday, March 8 from 1:30 p.m. and Saturday, April 4 from 8 a.m. to noon (Assessment Day) taking place at the Blackstock Arena. This year various levels of softball, youth lob ball, and hard ball will be avail- eligible to able for youths aged four to 19. For youths ages four (as of May 1) to 15, softball play will be available. Youths ages 15 to 19 are youth lob ball division. Hard ball will be available for ages nine to 18. We are also proud that there is a registration rate freeze at the 1997 level and a creation of a new hat. division based on num- bers. Registration fees are $50 for softball and youth lob ball; hard ball regis- tration is $75, family three or more is $130. All play- ers will be outfitted with a team shirt and hat. Those playing hardball will be outfitted with team pants and socks in addi- tion to a team shirt and play in the Scugog Soccer Club playing competitive ball Scugog enters Under 13 Rep team The Scugog Soccer Club is entering a boys Under 13 Rep team in the Central Soccer League 'A' Division this year. This means stepping up a league so the team will now be classified as "com- petitive." This will provide the opportunity for our boys to play against better teams from all over the province and elsewhere. Eleven and 12-year-olds seriously con- sidering trying out for this team, in May, are welcome to join indoor practices begin- ning Wednesday, March 11. Practices will be at the S.A. Cawker Public School gym on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 p.m. t6 7:45 p.m. until the end of April. For more information contact Neil Menear at 985-4768 or Jerry Kozlinsky at 985-8772. What's the score? Fax The Star at 985-3708 w ' ®, 4} & w & PERIODONTIST BINSURANCE ASSIGNMENT ACCEPTED EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE (WE COLLECT FROM INSURANCE COMPANIES BW PAYMENT PLANS ARRANGED WI SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT ) ® DENTISTRY WHILE YOU SLEEP - ® GENERAL ANAESTHESIA AVAILABLE NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 985-8459 462 PAXTON ST. (ACROSS FROM PORT PERRY HOSPITAL) CANADIAN TIR WE WISH TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING IN OUR CURRENT {4 » 1998 CATALOGUE Page 239 CHAINSAW DISCLAIMER BONUS Copy states 16° Chainsaw has 4 bonus on item 2° Bonus disclaimer onbly apphes to product #54-5721-6 Page 202 TOOL CHESTS DIS LATIMER Copy states: "Keyed locks to secure all drawers" This is incorrect Some of the chests have locks. others only have a lockable bar SINCE Page 292 ITEM 7. 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