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++" =/2 »» «no "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 11, 1993 - 41 The Central Ontario Wolves AAA held its first award winners. Back row from left are: Terry worth, Midget, James Paterson, Midget, Troy Hazeld ber, Minor Peewee, Jason Whitworth, Major Novice, sey VanSchagen, Minor Peewee a Matt Morris, Major Bantam. Please see story for more details. On Sunday, May 2 the Cen- tral Ontario Wolves "AAA" Hockey Association held their first banquet at the Armories In Lindsay. Pictured are the boys from Sucgog Township that played for the Wolves this past season. Jeff Beukeboom of the New York Rangers was there to talk to the boys, sign autographs, and assist in the awards pres- The Girls Gymnastic team from R. H. Cornish Public School entation. The Minor Peewees picked up the only team cham- pionship, winning the E.T.A. (Eastern Triple A champion- ship). Individual winners for their respected teams were: Dillan Weber (most sportsmanlike), Jason Whitworth (most dedicat- ed) and Justin Kowalczyk (most improved). James Paterson was the lucky winner of a Central Ontario Wolves hockey stick au- was successful at a recent DEAA competition. Members who placed first to fourth in their events will advance to the regional finals. See story for results. ModJack banquet From Page 38 could always be counted on to put forth his best effort. The MoJacks introduced a new award this season in mem- ory of one of their own who was tragically killed in an accident last June. The Dan Sluggett Memorial trophy is given to the player who typifies excellence in academics as well as a solid dedication to his team. Defenceman Steve Staniland was the inaugural recipient Saturday as he, while playing good, "stay at home" defence for Port Perry, maintained a 78 per cent average at Seneca College last year. The most valuable player award deservedly went to Jim Vernon. Vernon notched 29 als and was second only to hannon Todd in total points a throughout the regular season with 55. Not only can the big left- winger put the puck in the net but he was the player others could look to for inspiration. It seemed that Vernon could raise his level of play when the team needed a spark, either by an ex- citing end to end rush or a crushing hit. So we can now oftlicially close the book on the MoJacks' '92-93 season and look forward to next year with a good crop of young players who now have the first year of Junior C hockey under their belts, and should come fly- ing out of the gates come the start of the '93-94 campaign. After all, as MoJacks' general manager Murray Parliament reminded everyone Saturday, training camp begins in early September. banquet recently. Pi Ferguson, Lynda Broadworth, Joe Broad- en, Major Atom. Front row: Dillan We- Justin Kowalczyk, Minor Peewee, Ca- nd Derek Crossman, Major Peewee. Absent from photo is ctured are some of the Wolves hold first banquet tographed by all of the New York Rangers. Mrs. Lynda Broadworth pre- sented the Bill Broadworth Me- morial Award to Terry Fergu- son for his dedication to the Central Ontario Wolves in the past year. Congratulations to all the boys, the coaches the executive and Bryce Jones for all the hard work in making this first year a successful one. 'Gymnastics results Pre-Elite: Kate Colmer: Floor 2nd, Beam 2nd, Vault 1st. Intermediate Optional: Melissa Kroonenberg: Floor 1st, Beam 3rd, Vault 2nd. Andrea Smith: Floor 3rd, Beam 1st, Vault 1st. - Junior Optional: Megan Desjar- dins: Vault 5th, Kim Coates: Vault 1st. . Advanced Compulsory: Leslie Donnelly: Vault 1st, Holly Pat- ton: Vault 2nd; Erin Malcolm: Beam 1st; Jennifer Connolly: Beam 6th. ® 5-8 Compulsory: Lindsay Wil- son: Floor 1st, Beam 1st, Vault 3rd; Rachelle Tripp: Floor 4th, Beam 3rd, Vault 6th; Diem Cuu: Floor 2nd, Beam 4th; Da- nielle Henry: Floor 5th, Beam 6th, Vault 2nd. Ashley Jones: Vault 1st. K-4 Compulsory: Jennifer Bruton: Floor 2nd, Beam 4th, Vault 4th; Samantha Briley: Vault 1st, Jessica Worr: Beam 1st. Well done team. A total of 31 awards. All gymnasts who placed 1st to 4th in their events will advance to the Regional Fi- nals for Compulsory Optional gymnasts who placed 1st to 3rd will also advance. The final will be on May 13. Please report to the primary gym for permission forms. Don't Miss the PORT PERRY | EME SHOW : May 14 to 16 at the Port Perry Arena. : Free Admission ~ § ~ Free Parking ~ A glimpse back at local sporting memories 10 YEARS AGO Several celebrities turned up at Thunderbird Golf and Country Club to celebrate Al Baldwin's Golf Week for Timmy. From left are Constable John Bell, golf pro Al Baldwin, "Timmy" Blair Crawford and Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor. Golfers throughout the province got out their clubs to raise money for the Easter Seal Society. 25 YEARS AGO THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1968 Approximately 80 people attended the Scugog Chamber of Commerce "Meet the Champs" banquet for the Peewee soft- ball squad which captured the Ontario Minor Softball Cham- pionships. Figure skaters Anna Forder and Richard Stephens were also on hand at the banquet. Minor softball is about to get underway with many local youngsters taking part. The Squirt and Peewee House League each have three teams competing, the Bantam House League has two. Six teams will compete in the Junior Ladies division and four in the Bantam Ladies. 20 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1973 The 1973 softball season is beginning. Van Camp and Bal- lards will play in the Oshawa City and District League along with Cobourg, Greenwood and the Oshawa Juniors. The Blackstock Curling Club held its election of officers for the 1974 season. Past president is Richard Van Camp, president is Jim Gray, vice-president is Glenn Larmer. sched- ule manager is Jim Byers and secretary-trcasurer is Roy McLaughlin. The Grieve Gulf Juveniles ended their hockey season as second best in Ontario after losing in the seventh and decid- ing game of the All-Ontario finals to Lambeth. Team mem- bers were Ken Davidson, Keith Fraser, Cal Cochrane, Bill Jeffrey, Jamic McNab, Dale Bronson, Rick Campbell, Gary LeFort, Don Phinney, Gary Shill, Dave Jackson, Bob Young, Ron Evans, Larry Jackson, Rick Prosser and Bob Stevens. 15 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1978 : McQuade's defeated Scott's 3-2 in the first match of ball hockey action. Charlie Durward had two goals for McQuades and Stu Cochrane had a single. Ken Fraser and Ron Redman scored for Scott's. In the second match the Aztecs clobbered the Flames 8-2. Paul Beare and Terry Henderson had two each for the Aztecs. Mike Healy, Rob Kroonenberg, Terry Landry and Al Faux had singles. Greg Fedyk and Randy Knight scored for the Flames. The Centennial Lanes bowling champions were Larry Elli- ott and Merle St. John. Runners-up were Dianne Goreski and Jack Cook Jr. 10 YEARS AGO TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1983 Marg Jeffrey of Port Perry recorded a hole in one on the 18th hole at Summerlea Golf Course. The Lovcbugs captured the Tuesday Afternoon ladies bowling championships. Team members were Anne Gliddon, Audrey Buma, Marian Hopkins, Kacey Harper, Norma Tra- quair and Mary Peck. The consolation winners "Sixpacks" in- cluded Darlene Manns, Vi Linton, Joan Fleming, Madeline Newell, Verna Slute and Ona Tremble. Bill Fewer, manager of the Junior C fastball club is eyeing the championship this year. TT eT