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- "A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 9, 1999 - 19 SFro RTS Game 2 is tonight in Owen Sound From Page 18 final frame. But they quickly made it 4-2 at 5:16 as speedy Mike Green cut in from the left side and had the skates cut out from under him. He slid into the goal taking the puck with him, and the ref and one of the linesmen immediately signalled that it was a keeper. Although Port Perry picked up their play in the latter stages of the period, they were not able to solve Silverthorn who kept the puck out and in the process showed off a lightning- fast glove hand. Predator's coach Todd Wilbur yanked Fraser with 1:45 left and needing two goals to tie, but Armstrong with his second of the game into an empty net with 57 seconds left sealed the Predators fate in this one.: Owen Sound came into the series with Port Perry riding something of a play- off hot streak. They swept both best-of-five series with Bradford and Stouffville and in their opener against Innisfill, lost just once by a 5-3 margin. They finished a strong first in the Tri-County. League this season with a sparkling record of 23 wins and one loss. In tourna- ment competition, they entered four and won two of them. - They came into the series with the Predators in good shape, missing just one regular, out fospthe sea-- son with a torn rotator cuff. Game three is set for the Scugog Arena this com- ing Friday (March 12) evening at 9 p.m. Paul Arculus is pleased to invite you to the [aunching of his new book The Merchants of Old Port EF Thursday, March 11 7:00 p.m. Town Hall 1873 Queen St., Port Perry Refreshments Books Galore - Settlement House - Settlement House - Paul will also be present for book signings at: Friday, March 12-1 pm - 3 pm Sat. March 13 - 1 pm - 5pm Sun. March 14-1 pm -5 pm Copies of The Merchants Of Old Port Perry are available at the following locations, for $29.95 each. * Port Perry Star (Mary St.) e Settlement House (Queen St) » Books Galore and More (Perry St.) Stonemoor Day Care Centres Inc. From Page 18 allowing the Chiefs just a single goal late in the middle frame by Steve Evans on a set up from Ken Crosby. This is the fourth Jr. C championship series for the 21-year- old Crawford -- two with the Bowmanville Eagles and two with the Bruins. Coach Jason Underwood obviously has opted for that experience in key got the nod in game seven when the Bruins downed Georgina 3-1 for the right to meet Lakefield. Ryan Hogan was between the irons for the Chiefs and he too turned in an out- standing effort, despite the loss. Hogan picked up where 1 he left off 48 hours later in front of another near sell-out at the Uxbridge Arena. Jonathon Gellard in the first gave Chiefs the Uxbridge, Lakefield series knotted at one win apiece situations as Crawford. 1-0 lead and it turned out that proved to be the win- ner. After a scoreless mid- dle stanza, the Chiefs added some insurance early in the third when Kelly Sullivan was set up by D. Mahoney. Ben Chabot rounded out the scoring towards the end of the third with assists to Sullivan and Mahoney. For what it's worth, the Chiefs will have home ice should the series go to seven games, a good bet if the results of the first two are any indica- tion. The Chiefs managed to overhaul the Bruins for first place late in the schedule after Uxbridge had led the Central League virtually from wire to wire. Uxbridge is coming off a seven-game series vs Georgina while Lakefield swept the Merchants in four straight games. WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS Allen' S Siding Products Limited SY ef Sp ieiels) i | Edugaizas,, | Energy efficient windows reduce draft & increase warmth. Alcan vinyl & aluminum windows. A Feri Gold Club » Free Estimates * Seniors Discount * Financing Available Sales and Installation of Doors * Windows ¢ Troughs Reach Industrial Park - Reg. Rd. 8 (1/4 Mile E. of Hwy. 12) e Additions ¢ Solariums Port Perry (905) 985-3333 or 985-3747 or Toll Free 1-888-WIN-DOOW (946-3669) Catch the Fever 1] (#44 PORT PERRY 'MEN'S SLOWPITCH Colin O'Leary nets the winner in the Lions' 3-2 win over Joe's From Page 18 match with Luke Fraser scoring, assisted by Colin Holditch. Things got really inter- esting in the third period when Joe's earned a penal- ty shot. Matt Roth picked the top corner and had a terrific hard shot, but Tyler Webb made a fan- tastic glove save to keep the puck out of the net. Tyler continued to hold off Juoe's on many good rushes, and then Colin Holditch made a wonder- ful centering pass to Ryan O'Leary waiting in the slot and he scored the win- ning goal for the Lions. of come Events March 11 St. Patrick's Luncheon and Euchre - Oddfellows Luncheon $5; Euchre $2. March 13 Country dance, music by the Tradesmen, Uxbridge Legion Hall - 9 a.m. Info. 852-7101. March 13 St. Patrick's Fundraising Dance for Immaculate Conception Church, 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. - Uxbridge Catholic Hall. Tickets call 985- 3774. March 17 Pot luck lunehcon, sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary, Royal Canadian Legion - noon - 1 p.m. euchre to fol- low. Luncheon $5, euchre $2. March 19 St. Patrick's Dinner - Scugog Island Hall - 6 p.m. $5 & $11. Phone 985-9346. Sunday, March 21 St. Patrick's Day Event, Good Time Country Music Club of Oshawa, Kingside Park, Oshawa. Admission $3 - 1-5 p.m. Info. Don 433-8662. Hall. . March 25 & 26 Rummage sale - Port Perry United Church, 10 a.m. -5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. and Friday, March 26 -10a.m. -1 p.m. Friday, March 26 Pot of Gold Dinner - 6:30 p.m. at Burns Church, Ashburn. Call 655-8509. March 27 Scugog Soccer Registration - Chamber of Commerce. Registration closed April 30. March 27 Cartwright Minor Ball registration - Blackstock Arena 8 a.m. to noon. Sunday, March 28 Roast Beef Dinner - Oddfellows Hall - 5 p.m. Tickets $10 - call 985- 2343 or 985-7367. April 9 Rummage Sale - St. John's Presbyterian Church, Port Perry. April 15 Spring Luncheon and Euchre - Oddfellows Hall. Luncheon $5; Euchre $2. May 14 Hot Luncheon - St. John's Presbyterian Church, Port Perry. RODEO ICSI faa a KITA 8 KUN RSP AREIR LY Openings now available for all ages Gronemoor Registration accepted Jor all ages nd Coming Events sponsored buy DRAFT LEAGUE Men's 40 & Over Wednesday Nights, 6-11pm South Diamond at the lake, starting in May Great opportunity to meet people and have some fun, Registration March 10, 1999 at Royal Canadian Legion Br. 419 484 Bay St., Fort Ferry, 7.00pm For Informaton Contact Steve Caldwell at (905) 985-0782 REGISTRATION 15 ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED "BASES" Pes oreo tem-------------- " 0, 3 "0 Tare get? Call karen for more info 985-0800 1575 HWY. 7A PORT PERRY 985-5277 rte --------------------------------tet}