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22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 2, 1997 : "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" i... tl SPORTS Local squad fares well at Ops tourney DQ Atoms cream opponents After coming up short in some close games to start the season, the Diary Queen Atoms came on like a blizzard. Their streak began on Nov. 7 in Cobourg. After a scoreless first period, Tyson Savage opened with a quick goal for Port Perry from Owen Penstone. Moments later Craig Keho scored unassisted. Cobourg was awarded a penalty shot that goalie Leo Taillon turned away. Chris Charron then scored with one second left in the second peri- od from Tyson Savage and Taylor Churchill. Jake Jones made it 4- 0 after scoring off a nice pass from Craig Kehoe. Cobourg spoiled the shut out, but Port Perry left with a 4-1 victory. The next morning the Dairy Queen crew competed in the Ops tournament. Patrick Dunn start- ed in net and turned away all Wilberforce chances. Tyson Savage broke in all alone and scored on a hard shot. In the clos- ing minute of the first period, Tyson scored off of Chris 'Charron's and Owen Penstone's rebound as they swarmed the net. Owen's strong effort enabled him to bang in another goal with assists going to Trevor Doe and Chris Charron. Wilberforce man- aged only one goal, due to the strong defensive play led by Michael Redman, as Port Perry went on to win this match and earn some points. The strong Ops team was Port's next opposition but, Port Perry was ready for the challenge. The end-to-end battle saw a scoreless first period. Ops capitalized on the power play with a goal in the dying moments of the second peri- od. Leo Taillon, who was playing strong in net, kicked out the puck to Tyson Savage. Tyson fed Owen Penstone the puck for a break- away. Owen deked the goalie out of his shorts and slipped the puck into the open net to tie the game. Ops tried to come back but Scott Martin and Kristy Ashton's strong defensive skills helped turn them away. The Dairy Queen crew came away with a well- earned draw. Port's final match of the round- robin was against the Oshawa Blackhawks. Port Perry came out flying as Tyson Savage batted in Owen Penstone's rebound. Jake Jones picked up a loose puck in the corner and ripped it by the goalie with an assist to Craig Simmons. Port made it 3-0 when Glen Powell knocked in Craig Kehoe's and Jake Pilkey's rebound. Oshawa scored part way through the second and then Jake Jones replied with his second goal of the game from Glen Powell. Port Perry earned the same record as Ops, but greatly outscored their other opponents to be awarded the championship. Taylor Churchill was named Port's M.V.P. The coaching staff's hard work paid off and were satisfied with this fine result. Special thanks to Ken and Ryan Fraser for sharpening the goalies' skills. Port Perry returned home for league play against Omemee on Nov. 13. In the opening minute of the game Brett Simmons banged in a pass from his brother Craig to start off the scoring for Dairy Queen. A minute later, Jake Jones' persistent fore-checking dug the puck out to Glen Powell who knocked it home. Port's third goal came from Cassidy Weber with assists to Craig Simmons and Taylor Churchill. Omemee came back with two goals of their own but Port Perry continued to play well, outshooting Omemee Port Perry Star - News Releases The Ladies From The Royal Bank vanCamp. SIR) B Sond ~ Thank You... ~ From The Rotary Club of Port Perry On Thursday evening, Nov. 27, 1997, the Rotary Club of Port Perry hosted their sixteenth annual Christmas Dinner for approximately 225 Seniors and Shut-ins. A special thank you to all of the following companies and persons for their contribution towards this successful evening. Scugog Community Centre - Dining and Kitchen Facilities, Equipment & Caretaking Port Perry IGA - Food Supplies, Desserts and Beverages Emiel's Place Family Restaurant - Preparation of Meals and Serving Parties Extreme - Dishes, Table Dressings, Cutlery, Warmers, Coffee Makers etc. The Nutty Chocolatier - Candy Treats Geo. & Ethel Freeman - Bus Transportation Services Handi Transit Inc., Oshawa - Transportation Philp Pontiac Buick Limited - Food Transportation Port Perry Printing - Envelopes, Cards and Invitations Anne Wanninkhof - Supervision and Information re: Recipients The Port Perry Fiddle Club - Entertainment Kathy Hoar, Emiel's Place - Food Preparation and Serving Doreen Kendal - Arranging for Mrs. Santa's Visit Pat & Vivian O'Neil - Hall Preparation and Set-up with Joan Beare's Supervision - Assisting With Meal Serving The Ladies From Beta Sigma Phi - Corsages and Flowers Personal Touch - Table Centre Flowers Rev. Sandy Beaton - Grace & Blessing The Rotary Club Membership for all their assistance in setting tables, hosting, driving, waiters & waitresses, coat checks, carving turkeys, making stuffing, assisting in every way possible for a successful evening. These members are: Bob Allin, Dennis & Pat Bayley, Bill & Betty Beare, Raj Bhatia, John Bouwhuis, Geoff Cartwright, Bernie Chandler, Robert & Flora Clark, Chuck Dewhirst, Jeff Fell, Roy & Sheila Goodwin, Jim & Chris Grieve, Karl & Fran Herder, Jerry & Sharon Hopkins, Carol Jeffery, Robert & Doris Keeler, Emiel & Cathy Kroonenberg, Earle & Brenda Mayes, Debbie McGarry, Debbie McEachern, Michael Ogden, Aubrey & Barb Oppers, Myles O Riordan, Bob Parker, John & Karen Richardson, Heather Smith, Frank Tielemans, Glenn & Donna Our Sincere Thanks!! Rotary Club of Port Perry, Bryce Philp - Project Chairman, are preferred more than Urquhart notches hat trick KCI Eaglettes finish November with a 7-1 pounding of Whitby November has been a very successful month for the Eaglettes. After winning their first two games, the girls tasted defeat when a very strong Whitby team best- ed the local girls 4-1. Britney DeCosta set up Caitlyn Hellingman for Port's only goal. Lyndsay Whyte played excellent in goal, keeping the score down. Ashley Morton and Jamie Steranka played well defensively, helping their goalie out in a tough game. The next game saw Port Perry hosting Ajax. In this exciting 6-6 draw the scoring was evenly distributed also. Caitlyn Hellingman and Carley Churchill both notched a hat-trick. Kellyanne Urquhart and Lesley Donovan both had assists while Laura Appleton Our independent newspaper SUVA WER 1 B The Potl Pere Stax Wee 31 Rama Star Yr GE PoP Tie Week Gas * Propane * Wood * Qil The Smart Heater Choice Simcoe St g 2 = We do our own work & guarantee it! Fair Pricing ERRIDGE ) ie Ireplace Warehouse © | 180 Casimir St, (905) 985-0715 1-800-638-4751 chipped in with one also. The offence continued the.next day in Oshawa as the Eaglettes ham- mered their foes 7-1. Caitlyn had four goals. Jennifer Joncas had a goal and an assist while Carley popped in two goals. Britney had two assists while Kimberly Appleton also set up one. Kimberly Wilson returned from vacation in fine form against Oro in another Eaglette win. Kimberly had a goal and two assists. Some for- wards graciously moved back to defence to allow our rearguards to have a go at some offence and they responded positive- ly. Lisa Daruwala and Caitlyn Dunn both had two assists. 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