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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" rR a RRERER RR QR SN RRR a She NN AN a R a RRS Sr = NN 25 YEARS AGO Port Perry Figure Skating Club welcomed home three local skaters who were put in 20 YEARS AGO FEBRUARY 9, 1972 The Juveniles defeated Uxbridge in the first game of the best of seven playoff series with Uxbridge. Port won the match 8-7. Goal scorers were Bourgeois with two, Jeffrey, Bronson, Co- chrane and Hunter each with one. A team from Whitby captured the annual Port Perry Legion Pee Wee hockey tournament by squeaking out a 3-2 victory in overtime. Local horse Lee's Chief owned by Les Bea- cock recorded three straight victories. Bruce Cummings was the driver of the horse. The Hornets won three games to win the con- solaton championship in Bobcaygeon. The home club defeated Campbellford, Stouffville and Orono. 15 YEARS AGO FEBRUARY 9, 1977 The Port Perry Legionnaires defeated Ux- bridge 5-4 in sudden death overtime to win the first match of the playoffs. Donny Young scored two, while Paul Storry and Alan Jones each pot- tcd onc. In overtime Jones got his second to clinch the win for the home club. The Novice squad won and tied in league play. Greg Warriner and. Lee Wilbur from Karl Durham scored in a 2-2 tie against Peterbo- rough. The tcam then defeated Beaverton 3-1. Steve Durham, Lec Wilbur and Jim White were goal scorers. The Atoms defeated Bowmanville 5-4. Goal scorers were Jeff Johnstone, Kevin Fowler, successful performances at the Canadian Figure Skating Championships. Pictured are David Porter, Anna Forder and Richard Stephens. Mike Dickson, Rob Tobin and Mike Pratt. The Bobcats won two playoff games. The first was a 10-2 stonewalling of Uxbridge. Rick Young, Scott Wilbur and Mark Cleveland each scored two goals, while Jamie Taylor, Rick Hope, Mike Geer and Mike Hamilton netted sin- gles. Beare Motors Bantams won two straight playoff games over Uxbridge by 5-2 and 7-3 scores. 10 YEARS AGO FEBRUARY 10, 1982 The Port Perry MoJacks won two straight against the Uxbridge Bruins and Bowmanville Eagles to assure themselves of a playoff spot. The IGA Belle ringette team played a match against Port Perry High School teachers to cele- brate ringette week. The game ended in a 4-4 draw. Three local broomball teams competed in the annual Lefroy tournament. C&B livestock won the B division title and Beacock's Hardware and the Port Perry Oilers Ladies team both put in good showings but were knocked out of the tour- ney. The Bruton's IDA Petites won two straight games defeating Sunderland and Oshawa. The George Stone Realtor Pee Wee Bs won the consolation at the Little Britain tournament. The team defeated Godfrey in the final by a 5-4 score. Steve Connors, Jamie Menzics, Brad Traves and Blair Phillips with two did the scor- ing in the match. Bowling results CAW drop 7-1 match to Mens Thursday Night Feb. 6 Team Standings: Emmerson In- surance 31, Dowson's Valu-Mart 27, Philp Pontiac 25, Pete's Pet Pantry 23, Galley Gators 22, Norm's Cont. 21, IGA 20, Brian's Towing 19, Legion 18, Village Taxi 16, Centen- nial Lanes 16, Lake Scugog Lumber 14. High Single Flat: W. Saunders 292. High Single With Handicap: D. Hall 326. High Triple Flat: W. Saunders 797. Saunders 818. Singles Over 215: G. Hardy 249, D. Durham 246, 227, T. Edwards 243, J. Williams 222, G. St. John 245, J. Cox 219. R. Sweetman 216, 216, G. Sweet- man 225, H. Colston 243, D. Hall 234, 286, B. White 253, 274, 224, S. Robin- son 217, B. Pomeroy 252, B. Robin- - son 243, D. Moody 244, G. Mahaffey 217. G. Wilson 284, 231, W. Saunders High Triple With Handicap: W. ~ 226, 272, 292, K. Mackey 217, 232, D. Lown 225, P. Pelow 245, P. McBride 232, J. Vanderligt 256, T. Bache 222. S. Emke 257. M. Enzi 218. Triple Over 600: G. Hardy 628, D. Durham 681, T. Edwards 648, G. St_ John 649, R. Sweetman 612, G. Sweetman 631, E. Johanson 603, H. Colston 634, D. Hall 684, B. White 751, B. Pomeroy 607, T. Watts 609. G. Wilson 674, W. Saunders 797, K. Mackey 647, D. Lown 601, P. Pelow 612, J. Vanderligt 627. Monday Night Ladies Feb. 3 Team Standings: Royale 21, Delsey 18, Green Care 14, No Name 12, White Swan 12, Cottonelle 7. Games Over 200: Susan McLellan 203, 201, Arylie Kinnunen 205, Judy Nickerson 216, Jacki Lil 237, 205, Marni Knight 249. Games Over 550: Katen Hulan 550, Susan McLellan 551, Edna Langford 559, Arylie Kinnunen 560, Jacki Little 593. Sunderland Sunderland Wings defeat- ed Port Perry CAW's Sun- day morning in Sunderland by ascoreof 7-1. Clayton Gilmore scored Port Perry's only goal. Great goaltending by Thomas Lee. CAW had many shots on net, but couldn't find a hole. Great defense by CAW's se- cret weapon Chris Wygerde and also Jeffrey Tarbotton and Dylan Harper. Wes Langmaid, Mike Thompson and Spencer Churchill each had a break- away, but just couldn't get it in the net. Great skating and passing by Garrett Brown, Joel Campbell, Jonathon El- hott and Jordan Froats. Keep up the good work boys. Country Style Bantams trailing in playoff series three points to one After a strong start, the Port Perry Country Style Bantam As came up a little short and found themselves trailing their O.M.H.A. quarter-finals three points to one by virtue of a tie and a loss. 'Tuesday night, the Country Style crew opened up in Cobourg. Scott Heasman and Chad Kearns were relegated to the stands with their specialized equipment, namely casts and crutches; but Craig '"'Rub- berman'"' Laird was a welcome returnee to the lineup and Sport- sland's Daryl Bourgeois and Bill Zaparanuik were valuable additions in the hunt for that first big win. The Cougars got out of the blocks quickly with a power-play marker as they only took :28 with the advan- tage to go up 1-0. Port returned the favor when only :18 into their first advantage Jay Tredway finished off some good work by Matt Morris and Jeremy Norton with a powerful wrist shot inside the post from 30 feet out. After the two teams battled through a scoreless second period, Cobourg took another lead just :19 into the third. Port came back just 1:10 later when Jeremy Geer won a great battle in the corner and Laird was on the doorstep to poke in a short rebound. The home team went up 3-2 five minutes after that, but Port refused to quit and were rewarded quickly again when Joe Broadworth set up Sean Ellis for a picture goal. The last 7:22 featured shut out goaltending at both ends despite some prime opportunities and the game went to a 10 minute OT. Midway through the extra period, Tredway's second gave Port their first lead of the game; another fine blast assisted by Broadworth and Ellis. Unfortunately, Port was generously given two questionable penalties in the OT and killed all but 14 of the second one before Cobourg's Derek Wright salvaged a point for the Cougars with only 37 ticks on the clock. Despite the disappointment of having a point stolen from them, the Country Style team should be pro- ud of a super effort from James Paterson in the net, and 15 skaters in front of him. This may have been the finest total effort of the year and continuing this type of play will give Port an excellent chance to advance. Unfortunately, the trend was reversed on Saturday night at home. Although Cobourg picked up the ma- jority of the penalties in the game, Port didn't take advantage nearly often enough; and the visitors made the most-of theirs to gain a 6-3 win. The Cougars jumped into a quick 2-0 lead on a pair of power-play goals before Jay King came back with one of his own. Ellis picked off a loose puck inside the zone and fed King a perfect pass for a bullet one- timer into the top corner. Cobourg continued to make the most of their chances, going up 4-1. Dave Bourgeois gave Port life on another man advantage in the se- cond period. Norton and Laird com- bined to keep the puck inside the blue line and feed Bourgeois in the high slot. A hard wrist shot closed the gap to 4-2. Bourgeois closed out Port's offen- sive output in the third, scoring his second from close in after some hard work by Laird and Geer to set up the play. Penalties to the Cougars gave Country Style golden oppor- tunities to rally but the powerplays were ineffective and Cobourg iced a 6-3 victory. Port will travel to Cobourg again on Tuesday night to try and get back into contention in the series. Big V defeats Van Camp 7-2 in Pee Wee action Saturday, Feb. 8 found Big V and Larocque locked up in Pee Wee house league action. These two teams had tied the week be- fore at one apiece and were look- ing to settle things this week. Both teams were going all out with chances at both ends of the rink but it was Big V that broke out on top as Ryan Puckrin passed to Jeremy Gibson who fired a low shot just inside the post to put his team up 1-0. The score stayed this way as the teams goaltenders, Doug Short for Big V and John Babcock for L.arocque were coming up with the big save when called upon. With time running down in the first period Ryan William- son fed the puck to Kent John- ston who deked the Larocque goalie and lifted a backhander up over him to put Big V up 2-0. This seemed to unsettle the La- rocque team as Big V opened the game up with two more goals within the next one-and- a-half minutes to jump into a 4- 0 lead. Both these goals were unassisted by Jason Robinson and Jeremy Gibson respective- ly. The second period was a lot tighter as both teams showed strong defence. Big V did the only scoring in the second pick- ing up another unassisted goal by Jeremy Gibson and a 5-0 lead. In the third period Big V con- tinued to carry the play to La- rocque and opened up a 6-0 lead as Jeremy Gibson picked up his fourth goal on a set-up from Phil Donnelly. Larocque spoiled Big V's goaltender Doug Short's shut-out bid in the latter stages of the game as Mat McClelland scored from Jay Fletcher. The teams managed to get an- other goal each as first it was Big V's Jeff Whitefield from Jeremy then Larocque's Chris Jamieson from Jay Fletcher to finish the game with a Big V victory by a 7-2 count. Call 434-6161 Robert J. Gow Investigate Your Options ROBERT }. GOW RICHARDSON GREENSHIELDS ------------------ an wu ----(--------- Investment advisors to Canadian enterprise and enterprising Canadians 12 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario I. RRSP'S (TORONTO LINE) 683-1081