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30 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 15,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SProrTs SCOTT ANDERSON / PORT PERRY STAR The Blackstock Figure Skating Club competed in the Man- vers Mini Blades competition on March 5 and put on an impres- sive show in the process, bringing home a number of medals. Pictured are (front) Erin Malcolm, silver, Novice B Ladies, (Back) Heather Malcolm, gold, intermediate C Ladies, Alison Malcolm, 4th Novice E Ladies, Christa Lane, silver, Coyotes and Celine Hunter, 4th Wolves. Missing from the picture are Jessica McLaughlin, gold, Coyotes, and Kristin Mark, 4th Li- ons. COMP-U-COUNT Foll Runge Of Accounting J. 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Drop in & see our display books ¥ Invitations % Balloons % Truffle Boxes ¥ Wedding Certificates % Cake Boxes & much more! Port Perry Star OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary St, Port Perry 985-7383 CCE by Paul Wylie Just before the ModJacks played their second last game of the season, the Port Perry Juve- niles started the semi-finals against a strong anticipated squad from Parry Sound. Those ModJack fans who showed up early to get a good seat for the Junior C game were treated to some fantastic hockey. Perhaps it was the large crowd, but the Key-Bar Juvies put on quite a comeback. After Parry Sound scored the first goal, while on the power play, Port responded minutes later, on their own power play. Vanderligt fed the point, and Heasman sent a bul- let on net, which MacArthur de- flected into the open net. Unfor- tunately, Port fell behind 3-1 when our defence broke down and Parry Sound scored two more goals. Slightly . discouraged, Port took a foolish penalty with just over two minutes remaining in the game. Things didn't look good, but Port didn't give up. Even though they were a man down, the determined squad forechecked with plenty of de- termination. Port pulled Wil- letts to make it five skaters apiece. In front of the net, Gar- vock muscled the puck over to Ennis who slapped the bounc- ing puck past the Parry Sound goaltender, to keep Port's hopes alive. Only 1:09 remained on the clock. Port was still short- handed. Heasman stepped onto the ice to play the point, as Port gained the opposition's end once again. While Parry Sound broke down as they could feel Port pick up the momentum, Van- derligt once again set up Heas- man who was open just inside the blue line. He kept his head down, and sent another bullet inches off the ice. MacArthur was sitting in the right spot again, to redirect the puck past the helpless goalie. Port had tied the game up with only 36 seconds left. The game went into overtime. Port had the desire and the mo- mentum. With Parry Sound sit- ting on their heels, the Juvies popped a quick one. Ridgway got the assist on McEnaney's game winner. The rest of the 10 minute regulation overtime saw Port play a strong defen- sive game to protect the lead. The game ended in Port's favor, 4-3, as the Key-Bar Juvies took the first game of the best three out of five series. The next night, Port trav- elled to Parry Sound. In front of an impressive home crowd, Par- ry Sound again jumped out to a one-goal lead in the first period. Both teams played equally strong, both forechecking and hitting throughout the rest of the first and the entire second period. At the buzzer, Port got away with some dirty stick work. The Juvies entered the third one goal down, but even- handed. Not much happened until about halfway eoah the third. Port turned over the puck, and the Parry Sound skater walked in on a breaka- way. Willetts, however, was up to the test and stoned him cold. It was probably the turning point of the game. Seconds lat- er, Heasman started the juy- gernaught team from Port roll- ing, when he teed up at the point and sent his trademark slapshot on the net. Vanderligt picked up the 10 foot rebound and coolly put it in the top cor- ner. The game was tied. With determination and heart, Port continued to play with surpris- ing intensity. Even while penal- ty-killing, Heasman, Card and McEnaney turned up ice and faced three of their defenders. While Scott took out two of them, Card trailed in and grabbed the rebound. McEna- ney put the second rebound up- stairs, to put Port in the lead. After Fitzy kept the puck in their zone, he wound up and beat the unsuspecting goal- tender on the low blocker side. Vanderligt and McEnaney "picked up the assists. Port ran the clock out, and won the game Juveniles take 2-0 series lead over Parry Sound 3-1. Special mention goes to the strong performances from Kearns, Heasman and also El- lis, who managed to frustrate Parry Sound into at least five penalties. Attention: All MoJack Fans! Continue to show your support for hockey, even though the Mo- Jacks have ended their season. On Friday, March 18, there will e a bus (coach) leaving from the Port Perry Arena for the third, and possibly the last game of the series, 9 p.m. start. If inter- ested in joining the team and the other hockey fans, call Dave at 985-3483 for more informa- tion. Your support and encour- agement for minor hockey would be appreciated. It's bound to be an exciting game, as Parry Sound has their backs up against the wall. Bowling results Tuesday Afternoon Ladies March 8 Team Standings: Blondie 21, Little Lulu 20, Wilma Flint- stone 20, Petunia 19, Daisy Mae 14, Olive Oyl 11. 200 Flat: Mary Canon 216, Joan Fleming 215, Lynn Lough- lin 214, 205, Wilma Lynde 201. March 1 Team Standings: Wilma Flintstone 19, Blondie 16, Little Lulu 14, Daisy Mae 14, Petunia 12, Olive Oyl 9. 200 Flat: Kacey Harper 207, 242, Lynn Loughlin 216, Verna Slute 213, Kathy Hoar 204, 211. Thursday Night Mens Playoff Standings: P.D.C. 3398, Philp 3306, Dowsons 3293, Causeway 3288, Centen- nial 3277, Legion 3276, Emmer- son 3202, Brians 3024, 1.G.A. 2897. High Single Flat: Dale Stewart 309. High Single With Handi- cap: John Gerber 320. igh Triple Flat: S. Robin- son 766. High Triple With Handi- cap: Chuck Willis 785. Games Over 215: C. Willis 2561, D. Plain 220, R. Smith 218, D. Dickson 220, 221, W. Lown 221, B. Robinson 217, S. Robin- son 248, 265, 253, C. Watts 257, T. Watts 239, I. Ashbridge 232, 221, 232, T. Ashbridge 279, G. MctTugh 238, J. Ballingall 219, D. Hall 227, B. White 217, T. Bache 220, S. Emke 217, D. Bache 230, D. Stewart 309, T. Daynes 223, 247, E. Johansen 239, J. Gerber 216, 304, B. Hammond 276. Triples Over 600: C. Willis 653, B. Robinson 644, S. Robin- son 766, C. Watts 627, I. Ash- bridge 685, T. Ashbridge 650, G. Grant 606, G. McHugh 625, D. Stewart 670, T. Daynes 601, B. Hammond 618. Tuesday Night Mens as of March 8 Standings: Country Style 34, IGA 30, Missing Bandits 30, Late Bloomers 29, Flawless 24, Creative Basket Strikers 22 High Single Flat: Ken Ir- vine 321 High Single with Handi- cap: Cary Dowson 355 High Triple Flat: Ken Ir- vine 818 High Triple with Handi- cap: Cary Dowson 836 Singles over 215 Flat: Ger- ry Louvelle 227; Cary Dowson 314, 244; Darin Lazure 248; Don Durham 304; John Cris- cione 235, 228; Hal McCullough 224; Kevin Martin 231; Vince Criscione 254; Dave Booth 234; Peter Booth 273; Ken Irvine 251, 246, 321 Triples over 600 Flat: Cary Dowson 713, Darin Lazure 624, Don Durham 692, Glenn Squires 634, John Criscione 628, Kevin Martin 626, Peter Booth 650, Ken Irvine 818 Wednesday Afternoon Ladies - March 9 Team Standings: Piggly Wiggly 20, Polly Wogs 17, Mighty Ducks 15, Looney Birds 15, Puppy Dogs 9, Kitty Kats 8 Single Over 200: Joyce Stor- ry 222, 210, 202; Marg Lee 241, 211; Gail Kowalczyk 290; Dar- lene Vanderzwet 247; Gerri Langille 243; Carolyn Beatty 241; Carol Davies 226; Cheryl Jones 213; Lynda Parker 202; Dot Lee 202; Carol Koch 202; Kim Parker 201 Triple Over 550: Joyce Stor- 634, Gerri Langille 601, Marg Lee 588, Gail Kowalczyk 584, Cheryl Jones 583, Dot Lee 568 : Bridge Results 4 Table Howell - Avg. 42 First and Second - Joyce Heard and Don Atkinson tied with Joan McNab and Illene Wilton 61. Third - Doris Phinney and Judy Atkinson 47. Fourth - Bea Chapman and Hoppy Carnwith 44. ifth - Georgia Brock and Ed Clark 43. Evening 2 Table Swiss Team Game Avg. 30 First - Mary Alton and Gord Day 48. Second - Doris Phinney and Georgia Brock tied with Don At- kinson and Ed Clark 32.