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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 12, 1983 Muskies advance x wd of thre ue Junior C ; ve advanced to kies with it Mit after dis- that of seven series four:games to one. iast F¥i y night to take' play in "the Niagara, on Junior C league had little trouble in their - semi-final series as they whipped Leamington four straight games. to gain a bert in the final, round. Game two of the Lindsay: Dunnville . series is Majed fo= ibe Lindsay Arena this Sun- day night April 17 with face off-at 8:30 P.M. - Observers who have' 'The'. Terriers, who mo QUALITY FURNITURE ol "FINISHING & ; REFINISHING | qi J: HORSE KRUNCH. 1 CUBES... 23 CASSELS ROAD EAST, | BROOKLIN , 8 10 | | omit, ] [Port Perry Minor Hockey | ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG MUNICIPAL OFFICE Sun, May 1st | _7:00P.M. AGENDA: Ti Constition and/or hangss -*Election of Officers *General Business : Please Plan to Attend this All-important Meeting! 1 BOAT BROKERAGE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SELLING YOUR BOAT? > - We have buyers - Large display area -We do the advertising - We handle all paperwork - We do the selling - Transfer of vessel license - We get you top dollars - Transfer of trailer owner- for your boat ship - Provincial Sales Tax Take the worry out of selling by letting people who are doing it every day. Make your arrange- ments by calling D.M. (DAVE) SMITH fl. M.S, DAVE'S MARINE SALES SPECIALIZING IN "BROKERAGE SALES" - NEW & USED OPERATING OUT OF: GORESKI LAKESIDE MARINA : 9685-9014 ~~ Lake Scugog, R.R. 3, 985-3068 Port Perry, Ontario Kelly Calloway un- pro Junior final seen both the Muskies and Terriéds in action this season are predict. ing a tough series that could 'very well go the full seven games. The Muskies, of ~ course, lost just one "game during regular season playrand in five | playoff series; they have. ivsi just two«matches, one to Bowmanville and. one to Penetang. The Terriers are des- cribed as a:team with good size and speed who, play a fast breaking . style similar to the Muskies. In the :Pénefang: series, the Muskies won by 'scores of 8-7, 10- . suffering. one.defeat | 7a 7-4 s0ore itl Pene All games in- this Y Ontario Junior.C will bo ' broadcast "live over Lindsay radio station 4 CKLY, 910 on fh da the "C" Regionals held in Lindsay. In this tour- nament the petites were - divided into 2 pools. In our pool, we played teams from Ajax, Lind- say -and- Sunderland. The other pool had teams from Woodville, Oshawa, Whitby and Mariposa. On Friday night, the girls travelled to Little Britain arena to meet the Sunderland - petites in a closely fought end to end battle which saw Sunderland on top at the final whistle. Port opened the. scoring on a goal by The Port Perry Novice Pearce: Auc-. 6,.7-3, and 8-2 while tioneers concluded a successful 'hockey hough--the-téam-was -- defeated: in the 'finals: by 'Stouttville, : "squad aver, the season 'won two champion ship tournaments arid on Three conn "trophies: Front from left fo' right: -Mike afin. Shawn "karodque,,. ason oi, doit: =Parrys- | Petite: pu petites participated in -- Jenny Blanchard from Denna Lovering gave us the lead but it wasn't long before Sunderland tied the game and then -scored another to give them the lead. Michelle from KimCaudle tied up the game but in the last minute Sunderland went ahead to make the final score 7-6. Nicky Beare, in goal, made some good saves. All of the girls played well and all were skating and passing the ring well. This is prob- ably one of the most exciting games that will be seen throughout the Regionals. On Sat. April 9th, the the On April 8,9, and 10th from Michelle and Jen Lovering 3, Vicki Schry- the Bruton's I.D.A. again tied up the game. hurt 2, Heather Law- .Cochrane, | ; Cochrane: Second roi Brad Moase, | Jovy . and Sean McEna Port Novice Auctioneers Stephen Laird aiid. Gavin, : from: Ish Chad Gar- At ba Phil Sponcley raid Rick Larbea Bob Spencley ; nd Riaiiger iow part in keeping thie score from- an; "rence 1, Nicole Slack 1, higher. Al of the girly" sd Melissa Moehring ton Sunday, April 10 the girls met Lindsay in- an early A.M. game and won by a score of 6-3. . Kelly Calloway opened the scoring assisted by Heather Lawrence. Michelle Beare from Kelly scored the second goal. _This_goal earned Michelle the game ring as she has scored 50 goals this year. Con- gratulations ' Michelle! ! Lindsay came back to tie up the score before the end of the first period. In the second period Kelly from played very well for' both games today. Although we didn't make it to the finals all of the girls are to be congratulated for putt- ing forth: such a good 'effort all weekend long. Congratulations go to = Sunderland for beating Woodville in 'the final game and to Ajax for winhing the Sportsman- ship award. M & | MACHINE SHOP | Head Rebuilding - Engines Rebuilt - Rotor & Drum Turning - Flywheel Resurfacing - Engine Boring & Head Resurfacing REGIONAL ROAD 8 - PORT PERRY HOURS: Mon. to Fri. 8a. m.to5p.m. Sat. 8a.m. to 12 noon 985-9345 assisted. It wasn't long - before Sunderland also got a goal. Again Kelly put us in the lead but Sunderland again tied went ahead for the first - time in the game with a few minutes left in the first period. In the second period Michelle Beare from Kelly and Jen Pelow tied up the game. Sunderland went ahead of us before Kelly 0008500000. 00 NNO D girls played in Lindsay against Ajax and won by a score of 17-5. All girls played well. Michelle Beare, Kelly Calloway, Michelle and Jackie Durham put us ahead again. Lindsay. tied us again but Michelle from ". Kelly put us ahead for _and Jenny Blanchard all. good. Jan Pelow- from - the game. Sunderland . earned hat tricks today, Michelle --and --Jenny-- Kim Caudle and Melissa Moehring each scored 2 goals. Singles went to Vicki Schryburt, Heather Lawrence, Nicole Slack, and Jackie Durham. Assists went to Kelly Calloway 3, _ Michelle Beare 3, Denna 000000000000. STOUFFVILLE BAKERY "$ *Specials This Week* MAMA AAA A AA AAA AA AA AAA A A 2a ad anay AAAA AAA L444 4 p p p p p White Bread 24 oz. loaf 3 Donuts ... Crusty Rolls . ; doz. . $ COME & SEE } OUR WEDDING CAKE 3 DISPLAY! 5 4 Wé Don't Add Preservatives in Our Baking! § each .59 $ HWY. 7A- PORT PERRY 1 "Country Village Baking" OOO P0000008000808880088000088088808800000000a0a PORT PERRY PLAZA - 985-2412 i NF SP COTO IIITIITITOTeIT e000 0000000000000000 -. Nicole * Michelle from Nicole Blanchard from Denna Lovering rounded out our scoring for this game. Winning thi 3 game put us in the semi- finals but also meant we had to play Woodville. At noon hour on Sun- day the girls played Woodville in-the semi- final round and came . . out on the losing end of a 13-56 game. Port opened the scoring very quickly on a goal by Kelly Call- . oway from Michelle "Beare. Woodville tied up the score, but Kelly from Heather Lawrence and Jen Pelow put us ahead. Woodville tied up the score and then went ahead of us and never looked back. Kelly from Michelle, Kelly from Slack, and 'and Melissa Moehring "rounded out our scoring for the day. Nicky 'Beare, in goal, made . some super saves today and certainly did her Offer expires April 30, 1983 OPEN 6 DAYS A Thursdays 176 Perry St., Port Perry 985-2532 A New Month ... A New Look ... and +A New You! a 10 8P. Fa" 1 Zu . 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