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PR ---- "A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 25, 1992 - 29 Scores from all the bowling lanes Tuesday Night Men's eb.18 Team Standings: Trader Sam 24, The Creative Basket 24, Guardian Drugs 21, Bru- ton's I.D.A. 15, XL. Gas Bar 12, Port Perry 1.G.A. 9. acheh Single: Gerry Louvelle High Single with Handi- cap: Jeff Haugen 329. soigh Triple: Gerry Louvelle High Triple with Handi- cap: Ian Ervine 791. 215 and Over: Steve Zaporozan 227, Bill Owen 223, Jeff Haugen 298, Rick Far- rington 238, Ian Ervine 237/ 258, John Criscione 278, Gerry Louvelle 220/320, Ed Wilson 217, Trevor Mollon 233, Ted Harvard 211/222/233. - 600 and Over: John Cris- cione 655, Trevor Mollon 608, Ted Harvard 666, Gerry Lou- velle 706, Ian Ervine 683. Wednesday Afternoon La- dies Team Standings: Cherries 11, Plums 10, Pinapples 9, Peaches 7,Pears 5, Oranges 0. Over 200: Carol Koch 265, 208, Debbie Chouns 208, Marg Lee 233, Gladys McColl 228, Gerri Langille 203, Norma Tow- er 211, Ruby Wickiame 210, Merle St. John 204, 239, Joan Fletcher 237, Margaret Trull 204, Lynn Loughlin 212. Over 600: Carol Koch 660, Merle St. John 620, Marg Lee 605. Game One Napanee 2 - Port Perry 1 - Friday, Feb. 14 in Port Perry Period one -- Napanee scored at 0:45. Period two - Napanee scored at 8:33. Port Perry scored at 7:07 - Troy Campbell from Seth Gray and Dilan Weber. Playing in goal for Port was Corey Branton. Game Two Napanee 5 - Port Perry 3 Sunday, Feb. 16 in Napanee Period one -- Napanee scored at 8:08. Port Perry scored at 6:47 - Justin Sheehey from Danny Lyons. Period two -- Napanee scored at 9:43. Port Perry scored at 4:16 - Adam Jones assisted by Derek Tindall. Period three -- Napanee scored at 13:28. Napanee scored at 11:20. Port Perry scored at 8:43 - Scott Jeffrey from Adam Jones. Napanee scored at 0:31. In goal for Port Perry was Daniel Lee. Game Three Napanee 5 - Port Perry 5 Sunday, Feb. 23 in Napanee On Sunday, Feb. 23 the Malmont Atom As travelled down the 401 to Napanee for game three of their quarter final series. With Port down two games to nothing their backs were against the wall. Looking at elimination it was do or die for Port. Port came into this game on a good note after just winning the consola- tion championship in their home tournament on Saturday. It was evident from the start of the game that the referees weren't going to do Port Perry any favors. The farther east you go to play hockey the more pesnie have read Don Cherry's 00 Sockem Hockey.' Napanee opened the scoring first when they scored at 12:15 of the first period on a breakaway. At 11:31 the Port Perry goalie gloved a hard shot and the officials said the glove with the puck in it crossed the goal line. The score was now 2-0 for Napanee. At 10:52 Justin Kowalczyk put a nice pass over to Dillan Weber who was deep in the Napanee zone and with a good move beat the Napanee goalie cleanly. The first period came to an end with Napanee ahead 2-1. ' '""Rockem Men's Thursday Night Feb. 20 Team Standings: Dowson's Valu-Mart 39, Emmerson Insu- rance 38, Philp Pontiac 34, Gal- ley Gators 32, Norm's Construc- tion 31, I.G.A. 31, Pete's Pet Pantry 30, Legion 27, Brian's Towing 23, Centennial Lanes 18, Lake Scugog Lumber 16, Village Taxi 16. High Single Flat: E. Johan- son 321. High Single with Handi- cap: D. Bache 283. High Triple Flat: E. Johan- son 808. High Triple with Handi- cap: R. Twist 745. Games Over 215: G. McHugh 216, B. White 249, D. Lown 236, R, Prosser 216, L. Wilbur 226, J. Vanderligt 241, D. Dickson 241, W. Lown 220, B. Robinson 224, T. Watts 236, G. Grant 231, E. Johanson 321, 278, H. Colston 250, 229, D. Durham 224, R. Manns 230, R. Twist 248, 253, S. Emke 219, R. Sweetman .269, 241, D. Bache 272,247,G. Wilson 224,219 . , Triples Over 600: G. Wilson 627, R. Twist 706, R. Sweetman 706, D. Bache 689, E. Johanson 808, H. Colston 665, G. Grant g3%». Prosser 607, B. White Monday Night Ladie eb.17 ~~ Team Standings: Royale 28, Delsey 27, Green Care, 22, No Name 21, Cottonelle 14, White Swan 14. Games Over 200: Bev Sil- verman 200, Ilean Pugh 206, Arylie Kinnunen 214, Tracy Beach 217, Judy Nickerson 217, Figure Skaters win four medals at competition Local figure skaters brought home medals from the Unicorn Fair competition held in Oshawa on Feb. 25. The results of the competition are as follows: Pre-Juvenile A girls: Kristy Newbold, gold med- al. In the Juvenile A girls Pame- la Armstrong won the bronze The second period was much the same as the first with the play go- ing from end to end and the spec- tators sitting on the edge of their seats, much the same as one would do watching a tennis game. Both goalies were doing a good job in their respective nets. At 5:20 Napanee scored again to increase their lead to 3-1. At 4:34 Dillan Weber took the play into the Napanee zone back to the period to Justin Kowalczyk, in to Troy Camp- bell and "he buries it deep" in the Napanee goal to close the gap to 3-2. With 0:43 left on the clock Adam Jones fed Seth Gray a nice pass and "he scores!" "Don't go away folks, this things not over yet."' She's all tied up at three all. As the second period came to an end and the players go to the dress- ing room while they flood the ice it gave the spectators a chance to catch their breath. What a game! ! The third period took off the same as periods one and two, fast skating, hard shooting and rockem, sockem hockey Napanee style. At the mid- way of period three at 6:26 Napanee and in Juvenile B girls Alicia Sauder was seventh. In Juvenile B girls Kelli Na- din was fifth and Tasha Ste- phenson was sixth. In Pre-Novice B girls Jodi May won the silver, Lindsay Wilson the bronze and Melissa Meeking was fifth. ~ Atom As tie with Napanee took the lead again as they scored to make it 4-3. At 5:34 Adam Jones put one over to Danny Lyons and "in she goes"' to tie the game at four all. Twenty seconds later Adam Jones put it in front to Scott Jeffrey and - "say good night Ralph,' Port takes the lead 5-4. With the period winding down Napanee scored with 48 clicks left on the clock to send the score in- to overtime. Ten minutes was put on the clock and for 10 minutes Port was knocking on the door but the door wouldn't open. In overtime Port outshot Napanee 9-5. The over- time came to an end and the game came to an end with Port Perry 5 - Napanee 5. Shots on goal were Port Perry 47 - Napanee 45. Both goalies played well. Corey Branton played in goal for Port. The Port team is playing good solid playoff hockey. Coach Lee Wilbur has them working like a well oiled machine, united and well disciplin- ed. Every player is going full out. Good luck Port as the series comes back to Port on Friday at 8 p.m. for game four. Port Perry Counselling Services MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, 462 Paxton St. Maureen Salkeld, B.A., M.Ed. - PYCHOTHERAPY - - MARRIAGE AND FAMILY COUNSELLING - - DIVORCE MEDIATION - - STRESS MANAGEMENT - - DAY OR EVENING - karen hulan 235, 207, Edna Langford 241, Anne Aldridge. 251. Triples Over 550: Tracy Beach 561, Vivian Burns 566, Judy Nickerson 580, Anne Al-- dridge 601, Karen Hulan 615; Edna Langford 623. ~ . Congratulations to Edna Langford and Jayne Carr. They will go on to play in the In House Hi-Lo Tournament. Wednesday Night Ladies Feb.19 Team Standings: Tin Roof 7, Tiger Tails 5, Butter Pecan 4, Peaches N' Cream 3, Heavenly Hash 2, Rocky Road 0. : oi h Single: Sharon Tracey High Single with Handi- cap; Sharon Tracey 325. gh Triple: Beth Oke 692. High Triple with Handi- cap: Sharon Tracey 727. Games Over 200: Sharon Tracey 267, Marg Moore 227, Bev Childs 217, Barb Condie 216, Eileen Gerber 214, 200, Lisa Sheehey 210, Joan Stain- ton 210, Beth Oke 207. Triples Over 550: Beth Oke 592, Bev Childs 582, Eileen Gerber 560, Marg Moore 560, Barb Condie 556, Sharon Tra- cey 553. Members of the Port Perry Figure Skating Club recently com- peted at the Unicorn Fair competition in Oshawa and brought home four medals. Pictured are the competitors. Front row: from left: Melissa Meeking, Pamela Armstrong, Kristy Newbold. Back row from left: Lindsay Wilson, Jodi May, Tasha Stephen- son and Kelli Nadin. Please see story for more details. 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