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TD Ta EB : | iia RAT Over Oshawa and Bowmanville On Wednesday, the Port Perry Legionaires travelled to Newcastle to play an exhibition game against the Oshawa Black Hawks and beat them 6-3. Jason Cochrane opened up the scoring with a pass from Steve Laird and Jeff Parry. Chris MacLeod scored our second goal with the assist to Jason McBride Then Chris MacLeod made a great play by tying up the Hawks goalie, allowing Dave Pashley to hit the un- protected corner of the net. Jason Cochrane scored his second goal of the game on a pass from Jeff Parry and Steve Laird. In the second period Duane Em- pringham caught the top corner after the goalie went down to save a shot by Nathan Brown. Nathan picked up the assist on the goal, along with Gavin Cochrane Port's final goal was a hard cor- ner shot by Steve Laird, after Jason Cochrane won the face-off for Port. On Friday night the Legionaires were home to play a game with the fathers, and what a game it was. With all the tymbling around on the ice, it was hard to tell who came out the winner. On Saturday, the boys had to get back to some serious hockey as they met up with the Bowmanville Toro's Pee Wee team and skated to a 5-0 victory. Bowmanville came out swinging Rec Comm meets The next general meeting of the citizens committee for recreation facilities in Scugog Township will be held January 14 and new members are welcome to attend. The meeting will be held in Township offices on Perry Street, starting at 7:30 PM. The committee was formed last fall by a group of citizens from Scugog to explore the possibility of bringing a recreation facility to this community. At a meeting earlier this month, the executive committee decided that the $50 membership will be a voluntary fee, and plans are now underway to legally incorporate the committee as a charitable organiza- tion for tax receipt purposes. Meanwhile the planning and operations committee will be tour- ing other communities in the New Year to view the recreation facilities there. An information package will be put together from this committee's observations. Don't forget the January 14 general meeting in the council chambers starting at 7:30 PM. Auctioneers had a busy weekend The Novice boys met up against Bowmanville on Friday night and had their work cut out for them. 'They continuously had their moves put into action but the puck was stolen several times giving the op- ponent lots of scoring action. We did manage to put in two good goals in their net through strong team work. But the final was 10-2 for Bowmanville. Scoring for Port was Kevin Gray 1 goal, Darryl Moase 1 goal, Todd Parry 1 assist, Tim Fitzpatrick 1 assist and Kent Johnston 1 assist. On Saturday the Pearce team travelled to Port Hope for a tourna- ment. Our 1st game saw us match- ed up against a team from Camp- bellford. It was a fairly evenly mat- ched game with both teams getting plenty of shots on net. However, we managed to come out on the top end with a score of 4-3. Scoring for Port in this game was Tim Fitzpatrick 2 goals, Tommy Chambers 1 goal, 1 assist, Daryl McEnaney 1 goal, Jeff Clarke 1 assist, Jason Logan 1 assist and Kevin Gray 1 assist. Mike Morden did an excellent job minding the net. M.V.P. for this game was Daryl McEnaney. We again had our work cut out for us as this put us in the ""A" round. Our second game saw us matched up against a team from Belleville. We had our hopes high for a win, but it was soon to elude us as the scor- ing started early in the 1st period for Belleville and continued to hit our net. Netminder Brandon Hammond was kept on his toes throughout the game and proved to be very helpful. The score ended up 6-0 for Belleville. However, our effort did not go un noticed as the M.V_P. for this game was Todd Parry. Defensemen Mike Heasman and Brad Morton were terrific on the blue line as were forwards Kent Johnston, Brad Shanly and Matthew McClelland. The boys had to win this game to continue to the championship round. The staff of Bob Spencley, Murray Empringham, Ken Parry and Greg Heasman wish the boys a Merry Christmas. : Port Midget B's win 8 straight The Port Perry Canadian Tire Midget B's continue to find the win- ning touch as they now have gone eight games without a loss after get- ting off to a slow start early in the season. Over the weekend, the Midget B's were at a tournament in Havelock and won three games to capture the A division title It was a strong team effort from all the players as the games were fast skating and hard hitting The Midget B's opened the tour- nament with a 4-3 victory over Oshawa. In the second game of the day, Port Perry again defeated a North Oshawa team by a narrow margin of 5-4. And in the championship match, Port Perry tripped up Peterborough by the score of 6-4 The coaches and managers are pleased with the way the team has performed over the last few weeks to push their undefeated streak to eight games On December 30. the Midget B's will have their work cut out for them against tough competition at a tour- nament in Uxbridge. Legionnaires grab two wins. their sticks and ended up with a total of 32 minutes in penalties, a miscon duct, and a gross misconduct Jason Cochrane scored our lone goal in the first period with a great backhand shot, the assists went to Steve Laird, and Darrell Vander Slagt In the second period Jeff Parry picked up a rebound shot from Jason Cochrane, and Gavin Cochrane also assisted on the goal Jason Cochrane scored again for Port with a backhand shot, from linemate Jeff Parry. Steve Laird picked up our next goal with a blistering shot from just over cen- tre line, catching the top corner of the net. The shot was so hard the goalie probably never even saw it. Jason McBride scored for Port while both teams had 2 men sitting in the penalty box. He was able to put in a great backhand shot, after Gavin Cochrane set up the play. The Legionaires outshot the Toro's 31 - 18, and goaltenders Shawn Larocque and Rick Hutchin- son both had to play well to keep Bowmanville off the scoreboad. The boys will be partaking in the Power Skating that Port Perry Minor Hockey has provided over the Christmas season, as well as a trip to Gananoque for a one day tournament. Curling news by Scott Howey Congratulations to Steve Foster's rink of Ron Parish, Don Beaton and Paul Griffen and Scott Howey's rink of Dave Roth, Glen James and Ken Jeffrey as the winners of the Labatt Tankard Club Playdowns this past weekend. These two teams will now ™ travel to Newmarket on Jan. 2 to compete at the Zone Level. Good luck to both. The annual Boxing Day Bonspiel, sponsored by ReMax Real Estate, is set for Saturday, Dec. 26. To you and yours, have a Merry Christmas. Bantams 10 meet Sweden The Port Goreski Insulation Ban- tams will start the New Year off by playing an International Hockey match against a Bantam team from Sweden. This event has been quite well taken in past years and it is hoped that it will continue to do so. Game time is slated for 1:30 p.m. This past week saw the Goreski boys play Oshawa Bruins in a hard- hitting affair. The boys however, pulled this one out with a 5-4 victory. Counting the goals were Jarett Harman with 3 and Jason Towns & Scott Porter notching singles. A much improved effort by the boys enabled them to come away vic- torious. In their own tourney the past cou: ple of weekends ago the boys played a rustic game against their cross- town rivals, Uxbridge. Some fine team play allowed the boys to come away winners in a close 3-2 contest In their second game a lacklustre Port team lost to a fired up Flesher ton team by a 2-1 score. After the Christmas break the boys will be competing in the Bowmanville Tourney on the 28 30 of December. Their first game will be played against Humberview at 1:45 in Hampton Arena 'They will play Bowmanville at 1015 that same night The boys would like to thank spon sors Ken and Diane Goreski and also wish them and everyone a Joyous Holiday Season There's nothing quite like a chat with Santa to put a smile on the face of a child. Six year old Nicholas Ostafichuk and his three year old sister Janna of Prince Albert were all smiles when they met the jolly guy in the red suit at the annual MoJack family Christmas Night Sunday at the Scugog Arena. There were prizes and draws for kids and adults. 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