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"A Family Tradition for 126 Years" Local swimmers claim medals at Williamson G.M. Invitational Results of Williamson G.M. Invitational Swim Meet at Ux- pool-Sunday, Jan. 31. All swimmers at the "C" level swam in the Williamson G.M. Invitational at Uxpool on Sun- day and as the results show all swam well. Amanda Wakeford-Gold-100 free and 100 back. Silver-100 butterfly and 200 I.M. Lisa Leszkowicz-Gold-50 breast. Silver-50 free and 25 free. Lone Karlby-Gold-100 breast. Ryan Bunn-Silver-50 free. Adam Peacock-Silver-50 back Relays-Girls 13 and over 200 free: Mary Fowler, Sara Hunt- er, Lea-Anne Wakeford and Al- lison Clark in second place. meet Girls 9 and 10 year 100 free. Haley Thompson, MacKenzie Leach, Alicia Tucker and Kelly Bird in third place. 'Mary Fowler and Adam Pea- cock also won a number of rib- bons.for 4th to 6th place finish- es. USC also had 16 senior swim- mers compete this weekend at the Ontario Provincial Senior Championship in Etobicoke. Of our 16 competitors 6 made it to either the consolation (9th to 16th) or finals (1st to 8th) swims in the evening-a very sig- nificant accomplishment when some events had 125 swim- mers! Congratulations to Mar- sha Clouthier, Melanie Bryon, Jim Kelly, Mike Wasylenky, Tyler and Sandy Mark. YMCA floor hockey Junior The Leafs and the Canadiens played to a 4-2 final score in fa- vor of the Leafs on Monday, Jan. 25. : Tyler Houthuys started things off for the Canadiens in the first period. David Halward scored the Leafs tying goal late in the first period. In the second period of this ~ two period game David Hal- ward fired in two more goals to give him a hat trick. Lindsay Carr added one more for the Leafs, bringing their total to four. Tyler Houthuys scored the Canadiens second goal. Intermediate The first Intermediate game saw the Red Wings meet the Golden Rods. The score of 6-0 in favor of the Golden Rods was not representative of the pla throughout this game. t teams played fine floor hockey and all pla ers were active in end to end play. Chris Langford fired in two goals for the Golden Rods in the firat period. The second goal was on an aselst from Daigen Miller. Chris Murphy po in oal number three and Hobert vans racked up number four with one of the most unique goals ever seen. Ryan Appleton and Chris Langford were the two third period goal scorers. This goal gave Chris a hat trick. The second Intermediate game was a match between the Blue Bombers and the Mighty Ducks. Blue Bombers 6 - Mighty Ducks 11. The first period ended in a three all tie. Matthew MacMas- ter started things off for the Blue Bombers with two goals . and Jonathon Rogalski added the third. Scoring for the Mighty Ducks were Matt Brown, Evan Ber- trand and Jason Lown. Mat- thew MacMaster earned him- self a hat trick by scoring the Bombers only second period goal. Ryan Jansen popped in goal number four for the Mighty Ducks with Evan Bertrand fir- ing in numbers five and six. Evan's first, second period goal was assisted by Eric Bird. The third period turned out to be a busy one with Jeff Kane and Adam Youmans scoring for the Bombers. Matt Brown, Eric Bird, Jason Lown (two goals), and Evan Bertrand all scored in the third period for the Mighty Ducks. .Evan Bertrand and Jason Lown both earned a hat trick in this game. IGA Juniors tie On Friday night, Port IGA Juniors played Pickering. First period Port came on fhtong with excellent passing. Vicki Stain- ton put Port on the board assist- ed by Lynda Payne. Pickering came back and scored two goals. Going into the second period Port was going to catch up. Lynda scored goal two, assist- ed by Kim Gardner and Vicki. Goal three came from Sarah Coyne, assisted by Jenny Storms and Lynda. Sarah pro- vided another excellent goal as- sisted by Heather Lally and Lisa Dodd. Pickering tried to beat Port but a good game from Melissa Pereman our goalie, only ended in a tie. Port IGA Juniors had a busy weekend of Ringette. Sunday, Port played Ajax. Port was play- ing a strong game, against Ajax, but seemed to tire quickly. Sa- rah Coyne slid the ring in the net assisted by Heather Lally. Kim Gardner put goal two in, assisted by Melissa Pereman. Ajax scored goal one ending the 1st period Port 2 - Ajax 1. The game looked favorable for Port until Ajax came alive with 4 goals. Heather Lally scored goal three assisted by Lindsey Patton. With 11 seconds left, Ajax scored their last goal. Ending of . game Port 3 - Ajax 6. A special thanks to Katie Se- nyk for coming up to play goalie for us. AY UXEH dr - The Williamson G. M. Invitational Swim Meet Winners from the Scugog area | {aE was held at Uxpool on Sunday, Jan. 31. ncluded (front, from left) Lisa Leskowicz, Adam Peacock, Ryan Bunn, Haley Thompson, (back row) Mary Fowler, Sara Hunter, Amanda Wakeford, Lone Kariby, and Lea-Anne Wakeford. % SE Nursing Home Petites victorious For the second week in suc- cession, the Community Nurs- ing Home Petites were pitted against a Whitby team. Last weekend had two players in North Bay and two in sick bay. With a full compliment Port was looking for revenge after a previous defeat to a Whitby team. } : Melissa Hooker got Port started on the first shift of the game when she lifted a shot into the top corner after being set up by Miranda Burgess. On the next shift, Jennifer Imrie stepped in from her de- fensive position to complete a pass from Alicia Burgess and Port was on its way. . Jennifer Donnelly made the score 3-0 in favour of the "wrin- kles" girls when Leanne Davi- son centred the ring from the side boards. Whitby, not wanting to get run out of the rink, struck back for one making sure the C.N.H." girls did not become compla- cent. Stretching the lead was Lisa Lafort 'when she slid one through the five hole on a lead pass from Julia Leamen. Then on her next shift, Julia set up Jennifer Imrie and the period ended with Port in the lead 5-1. Whitby notched a second, but Jennifer Donnelly's second goal, this one from Melissa had Port back on track. From this point the teams were exchang- ing goals. Leanne Davison found the net, assisting was Jennifer Im- rie. The next goal was scored by #14 and set up by Leanne Holt (who is number 14? Ask the ref! We need clarification on this one). The final goal went to Me- lissa unassisted giving Port a 9- 4 win. Not making the game sheet in the scoring column but con- tributing standout defensive play were Cathy Cooper and La- uren Christie. Jennifer Hammond contin- ues to be impressive in net for - the Community Nursing Home making those big saves when needed. Congratulations on a solid team effort girls. Keep up the great play, the parents en- Joy the quality ringette enter- tainment you provide. Bowling results Monday Night Bowling © Jan. 28 Team Standings: Green Machine 12, Purple Garters 9, Orange Pits 8, Blue Jays 5, Yel- low Bikinis 4, Red Roses 4. Games Over 200: Terry Fa- gan 206, Edna Langford 215, Vivian Burns 217, 206, Gloria Smuck 224, Marg White 226, Dayle Forderer 228, Jamie McRae 230. Games Over 550: Jamie McRae 559, Marg White 581, Vivian Burns 585, Edna Lang- ford 589. ' Wednesday Night Ladies Teams: B-52s 23, SCSUAW 16, The Rum Runners 16, Fuzzy Navels 13, Pina Coloda 12, Vir, gin Marys 4. Games Over 200: Barb Con- die 220, Beth Oke 227, Julie Blair 244, 232, 233, Marg Jo- hansen 225, 202. Triples: Julie Blair 709, MargJohansen 611. Thursday Night Mens Standings: Philp Pontiac 22, Emmerson Insurance 19, Norm's. Contracting 19, Brian's Towing 17, Galley Gators 16, Village Taxi 16, Dowson's 12, Paulmag¢ Foods 12, Scugog Lumber 11,1.G.A. 10, Centenni- al Lanes 9, Legion b. will be taking BASEBALL Scugog Baseball Association 1993 REGISTRATION at Pineridge Sports Store on Sat, Feb. 13 10am - 3pm Sat. Feb. 20 10am - 3pm Frank Fielding Pres. 'High Single Flat: Wayne Lown 298. ; 2 High Single With Handi- cap: Fred Olsen 331. : High Triple Flat: Wayne Lown 772. High Triple With Handi- cap: Wayne Lown 786. ~ Games Over 215: R. Shee- hey 282, 238, P. Kneale 228, K. Gassien 221, 276, 228, W. Lown 298, 226, 248, B. Pomeroy 222, B. Robinson 225, G. St. John 224, 1. Griffen 267, J. Gerber 228, E. Johansen 281, L. Delore 223, 243, H. Colston 239, S. Emke 246, G. Guilfoil 228, D. Bache 236, 216, 269, B. Bray 222, G. Wilson 241, D. Stewart 284, C. Watts 257, G. Grant 273, J. Ballingall 228, B. White 261, N. Tripp 218, T. Edwards 240, R. Sweetman 243, F. Olsen 293. D. Vanderligt 215 Triples Over 600: R. Shee- hey 679, K. Gassien 720, W. Lown 772, I. Griffen 636, J. Ger- ber 609, E. Johansen 618, L. De- lore 646, H. Colston 640, G. Guilfoil 603, D. Bache 721, G. Wilson 607, D. Stewart 655, C. Watts 643, G. Grant 629, B. White 631, T. Edwards 610, R. Sweetman 608. Tuesday Night Mens Standings: I.D.A. 11, LG.A. 10, Guardian Drugs 8, XI, Gas Bar 7, Untouchables 4, Creative Basket2. High Single Flat: Hal McCullough 286. High Single With Handi- cap: al McCullough 311. gh Triple Flat: Hal McCullough 795. High iple With Handi- cap: Hal McCullough 870. Singles Over 215: Dave Booth 240, Bob Farmer 247, Pe- ter Booth 216, 217, Hal McCul- lough 272, 237, 286, Kevin Mar- tin 218, 2380, Geoff Reis 233, Gerry Louvelle 252, Phil Brown 2567,Glenn Squires 226,261. Triples er 600: Peter Booth 625, Hal McCullough 796, Kevin Martin 617, Geoff Reis 617, Phil Brown 643, Glenn Squires 640, :