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\ Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, Janaury 30, 1996 -- 25 " Legionaires sweep in Fret round of playoffs The Port Petry PeeWee A "Legionaires" made short work of their first rou playoff opponents - t Oshawa Blackhawks they defeated them tw straight to advance to the next round. On Sunday, January 28th, they eliminated the Blackhawks by a score of 10-1. Fifty-seven seconds into the game, Mark Blakley scored on assists from Dane Gray and Jason Whitworth, and shortly after Oshawa tied it at 1-1. Howéver, Oshawa would Lumber For the third week in a row, Scugog Lumber and the Lions Club faced off in Atom House League play. In a hard fought'game, the Lumber men came out on top again, this time by a score of 11-6. "Despite a 6am start, both teams came out fired up and ready to play. The first two periods were a back and forth affair, and it wasn't until the third that Scugog was able to put the game out of reach. Heed trail signs In the aftermath of the tragic' death of a snowmobiler on Friday near McLaren's Creek just north of Lindsay, the Ontario Fedetation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) reminds riders how important it is to read and obey trail signs, especially those of caution and warning. Accopding to Gerry Rintoul of the Somerville & District Snownobile Club, that.small section of TOP Trail,E108 had been closed since November, 1895 for bridge construction work and signs to that effect are posted on either side of the site. "The trail was closed for good reason" stated OFSC spokesperson John Blaicher. "A new bridge was being installed to make that water crossing safer and -coistruction was ongoing. Apparently the victim and his companions sfiowmobiled north through the construction zone that Friday morning, riding through heavy equipment and work underway. Coincident with their return about 5 PM that day, a not get any closer as the Grant Hooker, Dean Legionaires went on to , VanCamp and Braden score 9 more unanswered Tarbotton. Carl Evans was in the net for the Legionaires to capture the win. A total team effort for the win. Previously, on Friday, Jan 26th, at home, the Legionaires also had little difficulty defeating the Oshawa Blackhawks, as : they were no match for the gionaire's 'firepower'. Legionaires cruised to goals. Interestingly, the nine other goals were 3 sets of hat tricks. Dane, gray had one of the hat tricks with assists going to Jason (2) and David Justynski (2). Scott Brownson: had the second, hat trick with assists by David, Tim Jones, Steve Wygerde, Mark and Dane (2). Finally, Matt MacMaster also scored a "13-0 victory. hat trick with assists by Chris Monsma, between Jason, Daye, Sean Jeffrey, the pipes, had good boys tame Lions minutes left in the period, and nine seconds.later Howarth gave Scugog the lead again. Kyle scored his second just eleven seconds later to tie it up again. / The third period belonged to Scugog with good positional play and with Scugog up 3-2, but hustle resulting in five the second saw the Liond, unanswered goals. Reid fight back and take a 5-4¢ Harris, Howarth' and lead on goals by Josepht: Kamminga added singles, Kozlinsky, Ryan O'Leary * as did Travis Black and and John Kyle. Kamminga Michael Whalen, who tied the game with four §{ made a great rush from his defensive position to \ close out the scoring. ! This . was' another exciting game from two Yeams who put forth*a great effort. Next webk both teams will be playing in a tournament "in Bewdley. No doubt both will represent Port Perry well. : Led by centre Matt Kamminga, who scored four goals and assisted on one, and Teddy Howarth, who put three pucks into the Lions net, Scugog was able to get by a Lions team that refused to quit. M The first period ended section of the new bridge was being moved into place. Despite frantic efforts by a construction person to wave down the riders,the victim could not'stop his sled in | time, struck the bridge and "was killed. A second sled * also hit the bridge}ut with no serious injury. support in front of him and came up big for the Legionaires when asked to. The defensive squad welcomed back 'hard- hitting' Sean Jeffrey but unfortunately Grant Hooker was missing due to injury. Tim Jones and David Justynski both complemented the strong offensive showing' and assisted in preserving the shutout for Chris Monsma. The line 'of Dean .VanCamp, Braden Tarbotton, and Matt MacMaster had an incredible night scoring 8 of the 13 goals. VanCamp had a 'natural' hat trick in addition to a single, While Tarbotton and MacMaster each had 2 goals. Assists were by Justynski (1), Tarbotton (5), Skerratt (1), MacMaster (3), VanCamp (3), Jeffrey. (1), Blakley (1). The Mark Blakley, Jason Whitworth and Dane Gray line also had a great night. Blakley contributed a hat trick (assists by and | Whitworth and Justynski) while Whitworth chipped in 2 of his own assists by Gray, Blakley, and Brownson. Steve Wygerde' and Chris Skerratt did a fine job on the Penalty killing unit. The Legionaires now await.the winner of the Lindsay & Stouffville match-up to determine their next playoff opponent. Come out and cheer these boys on. It's great hockey! (3) Teams battle to 3-3 tie , Novice League play resumed on January '27th at the Scngog Arena with Re/Max and VanCamp playing to a 3-3 tie. This was an excellent game with' strofig' two way performances, strong offense and splendid defense displayed by both teams. Goaltending was certainly a fagtor as both * Patrick Dunn (VanCamp) and Stewart Medford (Re/Max) played extremely well. David Stewart led the way for Re/Max with a goal and an assist. Re/Max opened the scoring at 57 seconds of the first period when Brent Meeking jammed home 'a rebound in a goal mouth scramble, assisted by Stewart. * VanCamp then scored 3 unanswered goals to finish off the first period. Brad Layzell tied the game with 5:18 left in the period, unassisted. 1 minute later Shawn. McNamara put VanCamp in the lead with a nice wrap-around from behind the net, assisted by Matt Morrison. Just before the period ended Michael Aldred scored unassisted. Re/Max kept chipping away with.a goal in the second period and their third was scored in the third period to tie the game. Scoring in the second for Re/Max was Norman Rooney with an assist going to James Hobbs. David Stewart scored unassisted in the third to tie the game. Other players playing well were Kyle Bowers, Tim Gibson, Josh Page, Haydon Fish for Re/Max; "kids, and Darren Black, Kale Thompson, Ken Britt, and* Thomas Cosgrove for VanCamp. Good game thanks to our sponsors, Re/Max and VanCamp. Lucky winners Colorations Paint & Wallcoverings held their First Annual Open house Sunday January 28. Winner of the $50 gift certificate is Carol Traynor; second prize of a gallon of Para Melamine went to Melody Roncetti; and third price winret of a gallon of Para Kitchen & Bath is Eva Redman. Thank you to all visitors on Sunday. It was a great success. "Too often, snowmobilers ignore warning signs that, could save their lives," [RET EEE.Nd NEO TECH | concluded:Blaicher. "Be they for thin ice, open water, logging = trucks, road crossings or trail closures, riders have to take the responsibility to protect themselves when clubs or other agencies post the dangers. It's just like running a red light or stop sign in the city." CLOSE-OUT SALE After 16 years in specialty plumbing retail, we are closing our doors. However, Gabourie Plumbing & Heating will continue our more than 24 year plumbing and installation service upon which our good name was built. The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs is dedicated to providing* strong leadership and support to member clubs to establish and' maintain quality snowmobile trails which are used in a safe and environmentally responsible manner to further the enjoyment of organized snowmobiling. Township of Scugog APPOINTMENTS TO THE SCUGOG YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD The Council of the Township of Scugog requires five members made up of one member from each of the 5 Wards in the Township of Scugog, under 25 years of age to serve for the remainder of 1996 and 1997 on the Scugog Youth Advisory Board. . Any person interested in offering their services 727xa2" ACRYLIC WHIRLPOOL 6 jets, 3/4 H.P. motor, white Shower Doors . Pedestal Basins ofeTy TE SHOWER STALLS with Door S239. and would accept appoi ! are invited to submit their name, together with a brief resume, to the undersigned by 11:00 AM, Thursday, February 8th, 1996. Earl S. 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