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- "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" ~ The Port Perry Lions Club held its 4th Annual Day on the Ice Saturday at Honey's Beach in SCOTT ANDERSON / PORT PERRY STAR Port Perry. The Fowlers Corners and District Lions Club from Peterborough went away with the most hardware including the trophies for the largest fish and largest perch. Pictured are Frank Nester, Bob Quakenbush, Dan Quakenbush and James Heard. Peewee house league Saturday, Feb. 6 had Big V facing off against Scala in Pee Wee House League Action. Sca- la were playing without their leading scorer but were playing a determined game on this morning and their constant pressure paid off as they popped in 2 goals in the last minutes of the first period. Scala's scoring was first by Jay Fletcher from Jonathan Froats and Chris Orr then Jonathan Froats from Jay Fletcher and Chris Orr. The second period saw the teams exchanging goals as first Big V got on the board as Mark Sauter fired one in from Scott Sanderson and David Bonser, but Scala came right back to re- gain their 2 goal lead as Travis Pickard was sent in alone by Adam Brain to give Scala a 3-1 lead. Big V had a 2 man advantage earlyin the third period but Sca- la's goalie Tom Keeble came up big as he turned back numerous Big V scoring chances. Scala new stretched their lead out a big more as Travis Pickard scored his second of the game from Jay Fletcher giving his team a 4-1lead. Big V has really been playing with some heart and soul lately and weren't ready to give up yet as they dug a little deeper and managed to get 2 goals for their efforts to makeita4-3 game. Fishfull | Scent or no scent? This is the question many anglers have pondered upon since the introduction of fish scents. When fish scents were originally introduced they were labeled as fish attractors. Its inventors believed that it was capable of attracting fish. Over the past few years anglers have become more educated and have learned that fish scents are not attractors but they do increase your odds in boating fish. Most top tournament pros would tell you that human masks would have been a much more appropriate name for these once thought of magic potions. | believe that the masking effect is what increases your catch ratio. Most scents are made to resemble something natural to the fish and its environment, as opposed to the smell an angler may pass on to their lure while handling it. The slightest hint of an unnatural smell in a fish's domain may spook it into not hitting your lure. We as fishermen are in contact with odor producing products all day prior to an outing on the water, odors such as gas, oil or even the scented soap you washed with that morning may be enough to convince fish to pass up your offering. Once we begin to think of scent as a masking product we will begin to understand their applications and adaptations in our daily fishing routine. | feel the most common misconception with scents is "you must spray your lure once every 15 casts." You must rationalize things. While using slow vertical lures such as a jig or plastic worm this may be an important rule, due to the fact that with a vertical presentation the fish has a chance to study the bait and decide whether or not to hit it. While on the other side of the scale | do not feel it is necessary to use scents on a horizontal lure such as a spinner bait or a crank bait because these fast-moving lures are what is referred to as a reaction type bait. The fish does not think, it does not have time to. It just chases down the bait and attacks it before it's too late. | hope this article has helped clear up some of the myths surrounding fish scents and their use. If you have not tried them yet, give it a shot. You won't be sorry. =leYsEXeN ola Tod (le =I OF: t (ols R- Wate lo: le Big V's scoring was first Eric Beiers with Jamie Sauter and Lisa Bonser assisting then Ja- mie Sauter from Lisa Bonser and Eric Beiers. Scala once again regained their 2 goal lead as Chris Orr's shot from the point was redi- rected into the net by Jonathan Froats as he lay on the ice in front of the Big V net giving his team a 5-3 lead. Big V goalie Doug Short was making some key saves to give his team a shot at coming back and with a bit over a minute to go he was called to the bench in favor of the extra attacker. This move paid off as Big V managed to score as Mark Sauter banged the puck into the net with Jamie Sauter and Brad Monsma as- sisting making it a 5-4 game. Still down by a goal and with their goalie still on the bench Big V just wouldn't quit and it paid off as Mark Sauter com- pleted his hat trick scoring to make it a 5-5 game. Assisting on the play were Scott Sanderson and Jamie Sauter. As the final horn sounded the crowd ap- plauded a very entertaining 5-5 game. Bowling Monday Night Ladies Team Standings: Purple Garters 14, Green Machine 14, Orange Pits 13, Blue Jays 9, Yellow Bikinis 7, Red Roses 6. Games Over 200: Brenda SOO: 0 rpvadad vebeouT - HATE YAREQ TANG - RE PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 9, 1993 - 35 Brian Grubbe from Pefferlaw took fish. Haugen's Novices in tourney action Haugen's Novice house league team was at Ops on Sat- urday for a tournament. In the first game Haugens faced off against the Ops B team. T.J. Robins scored in the first minute of the game assist- ed by Jonathan Elliott and } results Tennyson 201, Yvonne Nyen- huis 202, [lean Pugh 207, Jamie McRae 234. Games Over 550: Brenda Tennyson 553, Jamie McRae 560. ree VINYL SIDING D4.5 Cove (white) $52 00 per sq. (approx. 100 sq. ft.) ALSO ... Softit, Seamless Eavestroughing, Shutters & A Complete Line of Metal Siding Fhe Perfect Balun (PITTTIRTRN 30004 Hwy. 48, PEFFERLAW 599 Steven Court, NEWMARKET Buchner Manufacturing Inc 705-437-1734 416-836-1033 1-800-461-6455 Mike Sytsma. In the second period Ops came back to tie the game. After the third period the game was still tied and went into overtime ~ with three players on the ice for one minute, then two players and the game was still tied. Then T.J. Robins went head to head against the Ops player and with five seconds left on the clock he scored to win the game and put Haugens in the "A" Di- vision. In game two Haugens met up with a strong Newcastle team who scored three goals in the first period and kept Haugens goalie Shane Fischer busy be- tween the pipes. In the second period Haugens outshot Newcastle but couldn't get the puck in the net. Hau- gens only goal was scored in the third period by T.J. Robins, as- sisted by Mike Sytsma, and Paul Pickering. The game end- ed with Newcastle defeating Port Perry 6-1. The team had a lot of fun be- ing the first tournament for many of them. Great defense by Richard Jirka, Mike Whalen, Darryl Knight and Zach Fis who received his first penalty. Dylan Harper, Cam MacDon- ald, Wes Langmaid, and Mike MacNeal each had many shots on net but were overpowered by great goal tending. It was a fun but cold day for the players and their families. Do arper would like to thank Ken Pickering and Glen Whalen for their help on the bench. the honors for the smallest le I a i 1 ml ner TI i oll noi romlL i es Talk oi ini pass: tii 0 2.5m ttt lta RAR la I I a I AE rare lS li a ar CIN @r aw.