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A ent Sim ag SN A ID Gr yoo or goer 5 J at J ot Lt 4 The Third Annual Business Womens Curling Bonsplel sponsored by Settlement House was held Saturday at the Port Perry Curling Club, and a rink from the Oshawa Downtown Club took home the trophy. Presenting trophy are Settlement House reps Deb- ble Darnley and Leslle McTeague to skip Peggy Climson and her team of Roz Steen, Jan McKelvie and Ruth Forrester. This team picked up 50.5 points. Runner-up was the Louise Haugen rink from Port Perry with 48.5 points. ~ Skating Club host for Pineridge competitions The Port Perry Figure Skat- ing Club will be hosting the Eastern Pineridge Interclub Competition this year for the first time in twelve years. The competition will feature skaters from 10 different clubs, including Port Perry, Uxbridge, Bowmanville, Newcastle, Port Hope, Cobourg, Whitby, Oshawa, Orono, and Hamilton There will be ten C.F.S.A. qualified Judges chosen from ifferent towns for the competi- tion. Competitors in the Pineridge event will be those who have passed the Canskate program, and are now currently involved in the Canfigureskate, and test programs, There will be an entry re- Shooters cool The novice Pearce Auctioneers played two good games on the weekend but came up short on both accounts. On Friday January 19, Port Perry played Uxbridge at home, the whole team skated well, but they just couldn't get one past the Uxbridge goalie. Uxbridge won 1-0. Then Port Perry travelled to Port Hope Sunday afternoon to play another strong game that kept the fans on the edge of their seats. Though Port Perry dominated the game in the first period, no goals were scored by either team. Port Hope scored the only goal in the second period so Port Perry was playing catch up going into the third. Port Perry finally put one in the net 5 minutes . and 44 seconds into the period making it a tie game to this point. Troy Campbell earned the goal assisted by Danny Lyons. The pressure was on but Port Hope put another one in the net so Port Perry was behind once again. The team tried everything, even pulling the goalie but even with numerous shots on net they just couldn't get another one in. Final score; Port Hope 2, Port Perry 1. Good work boys. Next game is on Friday January 26, the tearn will travel to Cobourg. ome country Lane REALTY LIMITED Hwy. 7A & High Street, Port Perry. Ontario "Buying cheap merchandise to save money is like stopping the clock to save time." PEE WEE - ATOM TOURNAMENT Saturday, January 27th 8:00 AM - Port Perry vs. Oshawa Bruins 9:00 AM - Port Perry vs. Oshawa Red Wings -- sponsored by the -- ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, BR. 419 PORT PERRY striction of three entries in each girls event, dance event, and pairs event, except for the pre- preliminary event. These are skaters who have yet to pass the C.F.S.A. Preliminary Fig- ure Test. For all boy's events however, there will be no re- striction on the number of en- tries. One extra restriction is that the winner of the gold medal in an event in last year's competi- tion may not enter at the same level at this year's competition. Each club will have its own run-offs in which it will judge, and choose three skaters per category. With three skaters per category from each club, there is the potential for 30 skaters competing in each giv- en category. The events for both the girl and boy competitors al 4, ginners, pre-preliminary sin- gles, preliminary singles, pre- Juvenile singles, juvenile sin- gles, pre-novice singles, inter- mediate singles, and senior sin- gles. As well there are mixed competitions including: prelim- inary mixed pairs, pre-novice mixed pairs, pre-preliminary mixed dance, preliminary mixed dance, junior bronze mixed dance, and senior bronze mixed dance. Awards and medals will in- clude gold, silver, and bronze medals for the winners of each category, as well as the Boundy Trophy which is awarded to the club with the highest accumu- lation of points. The points will be decided by a gold meda! scor- ing three points, silver two points, and bronze one point. In the event that winners in the dance and pairs divisions are from different clubs, the points will be divided equally between the two clubs. This competition will from 150-200 skaters from all clubs combined, and the winner from each category will go on to the Eastern Ontario Sectional In- terclub Competition, to be held in Oronoin March. The Pineridge competition will get underway Saturday February 10, and will run from 8a.m. until 8p.m., and Febru- ary 11, from 8 a.m. until 5p.m. The Port Perry Figure Skat- ing Club invites the public to come and watch the competi- tion. Admissionis $1. BV i The Pineridge Atom B's started playoffs against Bowmanville. Bowmanville scored 2 goals in the first period on 2 breakaways. With 25 seconds left in the se- cond period Shane Norton set up Kevin Hobbs for Port's first on a man short. Bowmanville then put 2 more in before Port came back. A hard working Derek Leeming passed the puck out to Danny Robinson who fired it upstairs. Within a minute Danny Robinson made a great deke on the goalie to close in the gap and make it 4-3. Port kept digging and tried to score with an extra attacker but Bowmanville put the insurance marker in the empty net. Friday, Port travelled to Peter- borough to participate in their tournament. They played Omemee in Fridays game. This one was end to end action with Port's defense working hard keeping the puck back out of their end. Way to play Bobby Cracknell, Robert Gracie, Trevor Smith and Chris Drury. Pineridge B's Ww defeated 4-3 Jamie Trick played flawless for 2 periods in this one. Omemee scored the only goal of the game with a minute and 35 seconds left after a scramble out in front. Saturday, Port met St. James and couldn't get on the board. St. James put 3 in, in the 2nd period and 1 more in with 44 seconds left in the game. Saturday afternoon Port met a well disciplined team from Staynor. Staynor came out strong scoring 2 quick goals on 2 breakaways. They scored 4 more before Matt Phillips and Justin Halligan set up Mike Morden who fired it in. Within a minute Shane Norton, unassisted, scored Port's second. Port kept pulling the goalie to try and give the team an edge with an extra attacker but Staynor found the open net 3 times. Although this one ended up 8-2, Port played and checked well. Port hosts Cobourg Thursday, Jan. 25 at 8 p.m. in the second playoff round robin game. Consider the Environment! 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