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5nd Sr eg SG a oil 3 x bv, rae gv i RR Ro gn RRR, NEO ARE fink 3 ] pA PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 14, 1992 - 25 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" A manager, lan Dickson, stickboy. 20 YEARS AGO JANUARY12,1972 The Port Perry High School senior basket- ball team won its second invitational tourna- ment of the season. Jim Zoet of PPHS was awarded the MVP trophy at the Markham tournament. In Tyke action the UAW was victorious with a 4-0 score. Fervier, Tremblay, Potts and Bron-,--, son were goal scorers. In other Tyke action the Kinsmen defeated Doupe's Store 2-0. Storry scored both markers for the Kinsmen. The Port Perry girls hockey team lost its first match to Whitby 1-0 but the local team re- mainsin first place. An addition to the Cartwright Recreation Centre is more than half completed. The $25,500-project includes the construction of a washroom, kitchen, cloakroom and council meeting room. The Beare Motors Bantam team defeated Stouffville 3-1. Brian Campbell, Gord Scott and Larry Page were goal scorers. The team then met Newcastle and defeated them by a 4- 1 score. Richard Goris scored two while singles were awarded to Rick Taylor and Jim Phoenix. 15YEARSAGO JANUARY12,1977 The Mersco Novice All Stars defeated Little Britain 2-0 and tied Oshawa 2-2. Gol-scorers for the local team were Lee Wilbur, Jim White, Greg Warriner and Craig Menzies. 15 YEARS AGO The Port Perry Novice hockey team won the consolation championship at the Sutton 16-team tournament. Pictured are the members of the winning team. Front row from left: Jimmy White, Jeff Cockerton, Brian Treen, Lee Wilbur, John Moore, Craig Menzies. Middle: Jim Abraham, Jay Van Camp, Chris Lane, Dave Burnett, Andy Sytsma, Steve Durham, Karl Durham, Bobby Goble, Greg Warriner. Back: Larry Page, coach, Steve Jones, assistant coach, Bill Dickson, Minor hockey team photos to be taken this Saturday This Saturday, Port Perry Minor - Hockey's house league teams will have their annual team and individual photos taken at the Scugog Arena. They will be taken one half hour prior to each player's scheduled game time, And each plaver (or the rents!) will have the oppor. oto and several cards of him/herself. In order to avoid the loss of playing time, players are re- quested to be in full uniform one half hour before game time. Picture taking tor the rep teams will be scheduled in- dividually with the management of each of the teams. The Flamingo Junior C squad defeated Ux- bridge twice in league play by scores of 6-4 and 15-4. The Grant Menzies Motors Pacers defeated Uxbridge 9-4. Tom Perigoe and George Bur- nett each scored four goals and Bill Owen scored one. The rink of Neil and Noreen Malcolm and Len and Betty Somerville won the third annu- al Royal Bank Bonspiel. The Port Perry Novice team won the conso- lation championship in the 16-team Sharon tournament. 10YEARSAGO JANUARY13,1972 The Sportsland Junior ringette team were winners at the recent Whitby tournament de- feating Kingston 7-2 in the championship match. The Pee Wee B squad whipped Uxbridge 11- 0. Scoring for Port was Blair Philips, four, Mike Gibson, two, Jamie Cannon, Tim Allsopp and Brad Traves were credited with singles. The ModJdacks doubled the Little Britain Merchants 6-3 on home ice. Scoring for the lo- cal team were Jamie Bird, two, Dave Canning, Scott Heard, Todd Wilbur, and Brian Mikkle- son. The Legion Pee Wees defeated Uxbridge by a 9-1 score. Goal scorers were John Lally, two, Rob Baker, three, Dave Culbert, Scott Feasby, Bob Goble and Dave Burnett. unity to purchase a team p FORD MERCURY | WINTER VALUES 4 & 6 CYLINDER 3 Electronic Ignition ........ 59.87 V6 & V8 Electronic Ignition ........ 65.87" * LABOUR ONLY, parts extra * Vans and Air-conditioned Vehicles extra. 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Includes FREE Suspension Check MUFFLERS - BRAKE LININGS - SHOCK ABSORBERS - Guaranted for as long as you own your car. lvory Forest Juniors lose in championship Friday, Jan. 10, the Ivory Forest Juniors opened the Port Perry tournament on a positive note as they skated to a 10-6 win over the Markham Juniors. Karen Kett turned in a strong per- formance as she scored three oals and earned three assists. my Parliament and Jennifer Smith popped in two goals each. Dawn Doucette. Megan Marlowe and Kim Poppleton rounded out the scoring with one goal each. Michelle Fitzpatrick put her red stick to good use providing some very able assistance for Tracy Pelow who turned in a solid per- formance between the pipes. Assists during this game were handed out to Michelle Fitz- atrick, Karen Kett, Dawn Doucette, Amy Parliament, Megan Marlowe and Leea Kinnunen. Port's second game pitted the irls against a determined Scar- rough team. The score read 3-2 in Scarborough's favor until the latter stages of the game when Port Perry exploded to score five additional goals. Amy Parliament blazed a trail in the ice as she flew at the Scarborough netminder to fire in two goals. Jennifer Smith, Dawn Doucette and Megan Marlowe added their singles to the two goals scored by Karen Kett and Jennifer Smith in the first period to bring Port's final tally to seven. Tracy Pelow layed another good game help- ing Port to win by a 7-5 score. Kitchener's Junior AA team provided the opposition for Port's third game. The first period end- ed with Port trailing 3-1 with the lone foal attributed to Jennifer Smith, assisted by Megan Marlowe and Kim bo pleton. However in the ideo period Port Perry went on the offensive, Karen Kett picked up a pass from Dawn Doucette to slip in goal number two. Amy Parliament and Megan Marlowe scored goals three and four respectively on unassisted efforts. With three minutes remainin Port Perry trailed by one goal and despite a concentrated, determin- ed effort the tying goal remained elusive. Tracy Pelow stood tough between the pipes halting Kit- chener's goal total at five, with very capable help from the red stick . Jennifer Morden, Leea Kinnunen and Michelle Fitz- atrick made Kitchener work ard for their goals. Port Perry played their final ame of the tournament on Sun- ay when they once again faced the Kitchener Juniors in the medal round. Jennifer Smith led Port's scoring with three goals. Megan Marlowe scored one goal and assisted on Port's other four goals. Amy Parliament also scored one goal. However, Port Perry's combined efforts were hampered by untimely penalties and the Ivory Forest Juniors had to settle for the silver medal. 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