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The Port Perry Bantams have moved on in the playoffs as they eliminated Oshawa Red Wings last Thursday evening on their home turf with an impressive come-from-behind win. The In- sulators, sponsored by Goreski In- sulation, will move on to the quarter finals against Midland in what should be a good series. Game No. 1 was played Sunday evening up in Midland; and the team jumped to a 1-0 series lead with a 3-1 victory. Now to some old time hockey as Game No. 3 versus Oshawa was played Feb. 20th in Port, as the "Turtles" came out hungry and looking for a victory. Port got the job done as they shutout the op- position 2-0. Oshawa took a lot of penalties in this game and that hurts a team when Port's powerplay is clicking as the speciality team scored twice on their way to vic- tory. Port only took 8 minutes and coach Wilbur was pleased with Local youths in the swim Three local boys are really in the swim of things. Jeff Postma, Sandy Mark and his brother Colin are mem- bers of the Uxbridge Swim Club. The boys spent the weekend in Nepean with 11 of their teammates competing in the Provincial Swim Meet. The team left early Thursday afternoon for the three-day meet that saw them compete against the best young swim- mers in the province. Both Jeff and Sandy are swimming in six individual events. Jeff will tackle the 100 metre THE REGIONAL "MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC breast stroke, 200 breast stroke, 50 freestyle, 100 free- style, 200 individual medley, and the 400 individual medley. Sandy will compete in the 100, 200, and 400 freestyle, the 100 and 200 backstroke, and the 200 individual medley. Colin will team up with both Sandy and Jeff for two relay events in the boys 11-12 year old category. The team stayed in nearby Ottawa and got a chance to see the Parliament buildings after the meet. Results from the meet were pot available at the Star's dead- ine. NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF: The Municipal Act, Sections 298 and 301 (R.S.0. 1980) TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham may pass by-laws authorizing construction of the following projects: ROAD NO. ROAD NAME 4 Taunton Rd. Pickering Thickson Rd. Whitby Rossland Rd." Whitby -Cochrane St. Westney Rd. Ajax Harmony Rd. Oshawa Harwood Ave. Ajax MUNICIPALITY LOCATION Taunton/Steeles Connection from west Region Boundary to the West Duffin Creek Bridge and portions west of Reg. Rd. 1 {Brock Rd) Intersection improvements at Nichol Ave. Rossland Rd. from Hwy. 12 (Brock St.) to Cochrane St. and Cochrane St. from Rossland Rd. to Bonacord Ave. From Concession 111 Rd. to Reg. Rd. 4 (Taunton Rd.) Intersection improvements at Hwy. 2 (King St.) Intersection improvements at Reg. Rd. 22 (Bayly St.) --- A --_---- what he saw. Port's first goal was put in by their speciality team as J. Cochrane turned on the red light from just inside the hash marks off a juicy rebound. Laird feathered a pass to G. Cochrane who one-timed a shot that carom- ed off the goalies head before go- ing to brother Jay. You know what Jay did - he put er' in the net. A powerplay beauty. This goal was scored in the 2nd frame at the 8:55 mark. This game was a rather slow one as Oshawa set the tempo to a slow pace encounter. Port follow- ed their lead but managed to get the victory anyway. Port's second goal was scored by J. Cochrane as he netted his 2nd of the game. This again was a powerplay goal as Oshawa liv- ed in the penalty box most of the game. J. Cochrane skated out from behind the net into a maze of players before popping a backhand through topshelf where they keep the Friday night goodies. Assisting on the goal were Parry and McBride. Port's specialty teams are look- ing good as they scored twice on this night. An Oshawa player received a match penalty for a scary incident. McBride was kick- ed in the face by a skate and had . trouble seeing for a few minutes. Jason's all right now but has a strep throat. Hope your back soon in a Turtle, jersey, big guy. We could need some more offence. Vanderligt will also be missing action as he is having a knee pro- blem. Should be back soon. . Larocque got the call to play in this game and should be proud of himself as he recorded a shut-out in a playoff game. Lovely work 'Larock!'" Shawn stymied, stole and turned back Oshawa all night long. Coach Wilbur is pjeas- ed with what he sees but the team still has te work on some aspects of the game as they get lost sometimes. The next night Port was in Oshawa where game No. 4 was played. Port amazed everyone on this night as they came from behind to steal Game 4 and end the season for Oshawa. Port's specialty teams were clicking again as they scored 2 shorthand- ed goals and once on the powerplay. You gotta like it folks. ) Look for our FEBRUARY SALE On Selected Items PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 N eg 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 27, 1990 Bantams oust Oshawa, lead Midland by 1-0 Larocque got the call in this match despite an ear ache & played great. He bettered the op- position again in this game folks, way to be bun! Oshawa scored first in this game before it was Parry's turn, shorthanded. Parry snapped a 30 footer that beat the Oshawa stop- per - 5 hole. Assisting on this goal were the Cochrane brothers. The game was tied 1-1. Oshawa then took the lead before Port scored on the powerplay. It was Laird who let one fly from the point that bulg- ed twine after receiving a pass from G. Cochrane. J. Cochrane also assisted on this mark as Port was back in it. Port had the adrenalin going into the later stages of the game. This goal was scored at the 6:09 mark of the 3rd stanza. Port needed a goal desperately as the game was tied 2-2. With :22 seconds left, Port took a penalty. J. Cochrane and Parry manned the ice hungry for a goal. An Oshawa defenseman took a slap- shot that missed the net. The puck caromed off the boards into cen- tre ice. J. Cochrane jumped on it and carried it over the blueline, he made a great dippsi-doodle move to get around the defenseman before getting a shot on net. No goal, the goalie bet- tered him. Remember Parry was trailing on the play and Bingo -- in the net. This just proves good things can happen when you crash the net as Parry did on this mouth-watering goal. Port would advance and Oshawa would hit the links. Port had beaten Oshawa 3-2 in a barn- burner! ' The team was questioned by Blades at the conclusion of the game "'Do you guys like to scare me or something *?!*@*"' Blades was happy though as Port was moving on in the playoffs to the quarter finals against Midland. Port's next home game is Wednesday night at 7:00 p.m. at the Scugog Arena. Be there or be square. Both teams will flip for game No. 3. Local Bantam HL Frank Real Estate 6 Causeway Esso 4 In a close checking game last Wednesday, Frank edged Esso 6 to 4 in Bantam H.L. action. Mark Cosway scored the only goal of the first aided by Adam McTaggart to give Frank an ear- ly lead. Frank outscored Esso 3 to 2in the second. Troy Fisher pick- ed up 2 goals, one on a dash down the wing, beating the goalie on the glove hand & once on a rebound in front. Todd Taylor scored on a break down the wing, deking around the defender and Dale Bradbury on a nice 2 man pass- ing play for Esso's 2 markers. Mark Cosway got his second of the night to make it 4 to 2 for Frank at the end of the second. Both teams took turns scoring in the third, Heath Hudson for Esso on a dash down the wing get- ting around the defender. Tim LePage scored on a pass out from behind the net for Frank and then Scott Airey on a breakaway. Heath Hudson got his second of the night on a pass out from behind the net to close out the scoring Emmerson Insurance 8 I.GA. 7 The meeting of the top two teams turned out to be a real shoot out on Saturday morning. Mike Williams had a 4 point game for 1.G.A. with 2 goals and 2 assists. Emmerson outscored 1.G.A. by 3 to 1in the first period, Nathan Brown had 2 and Scott MacLennan one on a nice 3 on 1 passing play. Shawn Larocque scored on a slap shot from the blueline for I.G.A.. L.G.A. held the scoring edge in the second period with 2 goals to Emmerson's 1. Billy San- diford scored on a sharp angle from the corner and Blair Beveridge on a 2 on 1 break for LGA. Russel Gascoyne banged home a loose puck at the side of the net for Emmerson. Goaltenders sur- rendered 8 goals. in the third amongst a lot of shots, Steve Stiles scored twice with singles going to David Holt and Vince Criscione for Emmerson: Mike Williams picked up two and Blair Beveridge and Bill Sandiford singles for I.G.A.. Swamp Auto 4 Frank Real Estate 3 In a fast paced game Frank came back with 2 quick goals in the dying seconds of the third but time ran out on them as Swamp hung on for the win. The first period was scoreless with both Steve Stiles and Dave Talbot making excellent saves in net. Chris Jellicoe deflected in a shot form the slot to open the scor- ing for Swamp. Frank came right back with one as Ian McClelland knocked down a puck in front of the net and banged it home. Chris Jellicoe added his second on a pass out from behind the net. Carl Payne and Mike Olaisen added markers for Swamp with goals from the slot area. Then Frank went to work, with less than a minute remaining, Ian McClelland with his second of the night and Mark Cosway, but time ran out before they could even up the score. Floor hockey JUNIOR The Blue Jays played to a 9-6 victory over the Red Wings in er -- A IB FAA ~~ ---------- ' a Zz Zz Zc ut cl ct Zi Aah A Au ZR AN ame ASRS ARG A AI aes AR MA dE Aan ME Be Am lm a ea ee oo ey er ---- om Ene ER EEE NE YE EY re iE Te EE IE Junior Floor Hockey action on 55 Townline Rd. Oshawa/ From Reg. Rd. 59 (Olive Ave) y : Monday, Feb. 19. The Blue Jays Newcastl Hwy. : ¢ ' BHcastle 0 Huy. 2 (diag St) VAN & fd U CK took an early lead with a first n --_ Uratsiing rom bok Yo ; period hat-trick for Evan Ber- oe -------- trand and a goal by Gre caste WORLD = J irda a goal by Greg Plans showing details of the projects and the lands affected may ACCESSORIES & INSTALLATION First period scorers for the Red be seen at the office of the Chief Design Engineer of the Durham R.V. -- PICKUP -- 4X4 -- VAN Tings Nees David Halward and Works Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario, ris Murphy with one goal each. The Blue Jays maintained their lead in the second period with 2- goals by Evan Bertrand (giving him 5 for the game) and one goal by Lyle Dufoe. The Red Wings scored one goal in the second period by Chris Langford. The Red Wings fought back in the third period with three goals, two by Aaron Chambers and one by Robbie Bredin. The Blue Jays scored two goals in the third period, both by Jeff Neal. Telephone 668-7721. 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