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_p-- 26 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 1,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 4-1. 10 YEARS AGO Several Port Perry Figure Skating Club members were off to Oshawa to compete in the Pine Ridge competition. Pictured are (front from left) Chris McGill, Meredith Allin, Angic Dowson, Michelle Ste- vens, Vanessa Sorley, Sheri Dixon, Laura Sanderson, Valeric Sanderson, Tammy Zaparanuik, Troy McCully, Ken Ross (back) Cary Dowson, Sheryl Gibson, Mclissa Stevens, Kim Dowson, Mandy Mar- tin and Peter Brock. 25 YEARS AGO Thursday, January 30, 1969 More than 100 fans from Port Perry attend- ed Maple Leaf Gardens to see Anna Forder and Richard Stephens win the Canadian Sen- ior Pairs Figure Skating Championship. The arcna board was faced with a very heavy agenda. At the bowling lancs high singles ol the week went to Marion Hopkins with a 301 and 'Mable Cook with a 303. The mens high triple went to Terry Adderley who bowled an 842. 20 YEARS AGO | Wednesday, January 30, 1974 In Midget house league action Zering de- feated Peels 6-0 on goals by Rick Van Wes- ton, three, Kroonenberg, Rahm and Willis. In the second match of the day Emmerson and Haines tied 5-5. For Emmerson, Harris, Knight, Middleton, Litt and Williams scorcd and Knight, three, Adderley and Webb count- ed for Haines. In Novice house leaguc action Gulf blanked Kinsmen 1-0 on a lone goal by Dave Lee. In Pcewee action Bolton defeated Frank 4- 0 on goals by Green, Carricre, Robinson and Kroonenberg. 15 YEARS AGO Wednesday, January 31, 1979 The team of Garnet Warriner, Barry McNa- mee, Randy Scott and Scott Howey won the Lake Scugog Lumber bonspiel. The Legionnaires defeated Cannington 3-2 on goals by Steve Lee, Vaughn McKee and Mike Dickson. The Midget house league player of the week was Gregg Fedyk and the Midget All- Star player of thc week was Glenn Archibald. The Don Forder Insurance Atoms defeated the Little NHL Canadiens 3-1. Jim Abraham from Steve Solomon; John Harman from Wil- lic Edwards and Doug Dusty; and Karl Dur- ham from Dave Culbert accounted for the scoring in the game. Mark Jobb picked up seven points as the MolJacks clobbered the Clippers 14-8. In housc lcaguc action Swamp defcated UAW 4-0. Tim Maur had two goals and Brad McNenly and Jamie Cannon had one each. 10 YEARS AGO Tuesday, January 31, 1984 The Business Womens annual bonspiel was won by the rink of Alice Edgar, Joan Lee, Mary Pearscll and Betty Sommerville. The Bantam Bs won the silver medal in Stirling, losing in the final to Oshawa by a 6-3 count. Scoring for Port Perry were Blair Phil- lips with two and Steve Connors with one. The Ladies Curling League held a Roof Raising Fundraiser 10 carn money lo repair the club's failing roof. The fundraising cvent brought in $1,000. Plans for 1994 softball season underway Believe it or not - spring will come and with it will come the start of the 1994 softball sea- son. Plans have already been put into motion for the upcom- ing season with registration starting immediately. Effective Feb. 1 registration will be avail- able at Pineridge Sports on Queen Street and will run through February and March. There will also be a weekend registration held at Scugog Are- na on the weekend of March 5 and 6. Watch your local papers for times. As with all areas of life, soft- ball is not immune to rising costs and this year, for the first time in four years, we have been forced to raise our registration fees. The registration fees for 1994 will be as follows: Feb. 1 - March 24/94 - Single - $50 plus $20 fundraising = $70. Family - $130 plus $40 fund- raising = $170 - (three or more). The additional $20 per single or $40 per family is added to the registration for fundraising tickets which can then be sold to recover the amount. There will be prizes of 10 gift certificates of various denominations availa- ble to win. As in the past those who fail to register prior to March 24 will be subject to late registra- tion fees as follows: March 25 on - Single $65 plus $20 fundrais- ing = $85. Family - $160 plus $40 fundraising = $200 - (three or more). Already there have been some exciting plans put into place for this season. Port Perry has once again been chosen to host an All-Ontario Champion- ship. The All-Ohtario Bantam C Championship wil be held in late August. In addition, the Scugog Men's Slo-Pitch League (in coopera- tion with Port Perry Minor Soft- ball) has volunteered to run the "Field of Dreams" Tournament. This 1s a 96 team (six division) slo-pitch tournament to raise funds for our Minor Softball As- sociation. These funds will help provide substantial financing for the acquisition of lights at the three new diamonds behind the arena. The tournament will run the long weekend of July 1, 2,3. We will need the support of Six - Eight Year Olds On Monday, Jan. 17 the game was cancelled due to a broken boiler at R.H. Cornish School. On Monday, Jan. 24 the Ca- nadians got their first victory in three games beating the Leafs by a score of 8-5 with outstand- ing goaltending from Howie Gordon. Ryan Petch had five goals for the Canadians with two goals from Josh McCabe and one goal from Keenan Geer. Aaron Bray led the Leafs at- tack with two goals and one goal each by Mark Morrisson, Chris- tian Forderer and Danny Hal- ward. Top league scorers after three games are Danny Hal- ward and Ryan Petch with five oals each, Mark Morrisson and yan O'Leary with four goals each and Timothy Cruickshank with three goals. Nine-11Year Olds On Monday, Jan. 17 the game was cancelled due to a broken Floor hockey action boiler at R.H. Cornish. On Monday, Jan. 24 the Pan- thers won their first game in three games with a 9-8 victory over the Ducks on three amaz- ing goals by Danny Halward with less than two minutes to play in the game. Also scoring for the Panthers were {pencer Churchill with three goals, Ryan Kelly with two goals and one goal by Jason Cruickshank. Scoring two goals each for the Ducks were David Halward, Justin Shinn and Robert Evans and one goal each by Greg Hunter and Darren Miller. Top league scorers after three games are Justin Shinn with "seven goals, five goals each by Spencer Churchill and David Halward, four goals each by Darren Miller, Steve Doan and Danny Halward and three goals each by Ryan Kelly and Jason Cruickshank. Lumbermen win Scugog Lumber had a busy day Jan. 29 in Atom House League play. The Lumbermen travelled to Manvers for a hock- ey tournament. In the first game, Scugog defeated Sutton Game two had the lumber boys defeating Bobcaygeon 3-1. Adam Douglas was awarded the MVP for his outstanding ef- forts. The final game had Scugog playing Whitby Auto Wreckers. This was an exceptional hockey game for both teams with Whit- by prevailing 2-1. Glen Thomp- son of Scugog and Robbie Tay- lor from Whitby were the respective MVPs. All of the players are to be congratulated on a well-played final! In between tournament games, Scugog played the Lions club in regular Atom H.L. ac- tion. The Lumbermen won 9-5. Mike Sytsma had a hat trick - and an assist. Andrew Kenny had a pair of goals and assists. Single goals were awarded to Trevor Robins, Glen Thompson, Jon Rogalski and Adam Luke. Jamie McQuade had two as- sists, Mike Hatfield, Jeff Kane, Alex Hutchinson and Darryl Knight had singles. Good goal- tending from Shane Fischer! Shaun Martin led the Lions with three goals. Singles given to Chris Medford and Chris Grovesner. Rodney Bond, Ken- ny Lucas and Mike Wadsworth had assists. Derek Elliot was busy in net. Auto Wreckers action A lightning quick start and a complete team effort helped the Whitby Auto Wreckers contin- ue a league leading undefeated streak. Paced by Beau Joli- coeur's hat trick and some strong backchecking by all the forwards the Wreckers nailed down a solid 10-1 victory. After two fast goals less than two minutes in by Jolicoeur and Ian Bonser the team settled into a full effort. The period end- ed with a last second goal by Mathew Tillart In the second John Ross Len- nox showed everyone but his dad (who was co-ordinating the dog sled races and coaches the team), some fine offensive skills on an end to end rush. Later in the period Mike Giannini banged in a rebound for the fifth goal. Andrew Ken- as many of our players and their parents as possible to assist the tournament committee. Our as- sociation has been asked to pro- vide labor in supplying water and oranges al each diamond. Port Perry Minor Softball will receive all profits from this tournament. We must make ourselves highly visible to all the participants. Please try to keep this weekend available and make yourself a part of this worthwhile endeavor. Another event that is in plan- ning progress is a possible fast- ball exhibition featuring the To- ronto Gators and possibly (i.e Sioux City, Iowa team and/or the Napanee Fastball Club. Watch for more information re- garding this popular event. ny chipped one in for the Lake Seugog Lumber team. The Wreckers put the game away in the third'led by two nice goals by Beau Jolicoeur. The line of Darren Royle, Robbie Taylor and Jeff Danilko notched two on a high shot by Royle and a strong effort by Taylor deep in the slot. Greg Landsdell closed out the scoring in the third period. Despite all the scoring the Wreckers demonstrated good team work led by Steve Schewa- ga - three assists, fine defense by Mark Richardson and Rick Denike. Solid goaltending re- mains a team strength with Patrick Derrane making a fine toe save midway through the third period. Jessie Bennett continues to help his team skat- ing better each game. The executive of Port Perry Minor Softball for 1994 are as follows: Allynne Jones, President - 985-9860; Dave Dalton, Vice- President and Registrar - 985- 3838; Doug Dempsey, Treasur- er and Sponsorships - 985-8865; Dave Kay, Past President, Fundraising and Special Events - 985-8689; Tyler Briley, Supervisor of Operations for House League - 985-2422: Caro- lyn Best, Diamond Scheduler - 985-2677. Finally, a special congratula- tions to Carolyn Best who has taken her softball career a step further. This past winter Caro- lyn was named the Registrar for the Ontario Amateur Softball Association. eo - rs py a et Cyc ge pri Cpe Spt marae -- Far Vs I ---- a a a BS)