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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" -- _-_e Legion Pee Wees bow out early In home tourney Saturday, Jan. 25, 1992 was the annual Pee Wee A tournament in Port Perry. The Legion Pee Wee A team met the frosty morning gory as their first game agains Whitby began at 7:50 a.m. The chilly trip to the arena seemed helptul, as Port appeared to hit the ice wide awake and in high gear. The first period remained scoreless. Both goalies pla ing well to keep the puck out of the net. Whitby scored first part way through the second period. Port continued to fight hard but re- mained scoreless during that period. Determined to tie the game, Port picked up steam in the third period. Good checkin and numerous shots on net final- ly paid off. With 2:17 to go in the third period Daryl McEnaney assisted by Kevin Hobbs scor for Port to tie the game. With seconds to go in the third period, Whitby got a breakaway. eryone was on the edge of their seats as they waited for the shot. The Port Perry fans went wild as Luke Carnaghan made an amaz- ing save, stopping the Whitby player in his tracks. Congratula- tions Luke for a job well done! Time to break the tie. Period four began with Port having a one man advantage as Whitby had a penalty. The play went end to end, several shots were taken but still no goal. Finally our forward line raced up the ice. A few good sses from Tom Chambers and att Phillips and a quick shot from Tim Fitzpatrick brought the Port Perry fans to their feet, the team to the ice and a smile to the faces of Ed and Garry. Final score, Port Perry 2 - Whitby 1. Great game boys. The second game for the Legion Pee Wee 'A' team was at 1:40 po against our old rival, Ux- ridge. Port looked good, skati and checking well. Again the firs iod remained scoreless. This ime Brian Bickmore was bet- ween the pipes for Port and all looked good at the end of period one. Port appeared to have a definite e on Uxbridge this me but we got no breaks from e Uxbridge goalie. Finally at 5:38 of the second period Kevin Hobbs found a hole and scored for Port. The assist went to Rob Murphy. Early in the third period however, Uxbridge blasted a shot past the ear of Port's goalie that caught the corner of the net and tied the game. With only minutes to go, Port pulled their goalie but the one man advantage didn't seem to help. Uxbridge popped the puck over the entire team and scored in the empty net. Then to add insult to injury, they scored once more with 33 seconds to go. Too bad Port. It was an exciting game though and you should have won. If this tournament action was any indication of how the Legion Pee Wees intend to pro- ceed in playoffs, we should see some exciting games as we meet Cobourg for the first round. Con- gratulations boys, you all played well. Keep up the good work. Congratulations also to the Ux- bridge Pee Wee 'A' team who went on to win the tournament on Saturday. Allen Siding Tweens lose to Whitby 5-4 Tween team played their last two league games this past weekend. After a 12-day lull, Port met Brooklin/Whitby Saturday morning. Heather Tredway donned the goalie pads for her first attempt at goaltending in a ringette game. Her several year's experience between the pipes in hockey cer- tainly showed as she made several key saves. Katie Senyk was overjoyed to play out this game and her eagerness paid off early when she assisted on Port's first goal scored by Shona Moase. Whitby managed to foil us twice in the first period. The second period was a new game with Port scoring three big goals and Whit- by only two to tie the score! --until the 17 second mark when Whitby scored to win the game 5-4. These three goals were scored by Shona, Laura Hooker and Lynda Payne and assisted by Cindy Verschuuren, Bonni-Jo Norton and Laura. A special thank you to Joan Anderson and Cindy Verschuuren for their strong efforts as they the team that it wasn't too late. Shortly after, Brandy reinforc- ed their hopes by scoring from the side on an unprotected net. Cara Vander Slagt made this key pass to her. Bonni-Jo, Jenny, Melissa and Dana Hooker played a hard checking game. Congratulations girls on play- ing this tough squad and never giving up. If we had only one more minute! Good luck in the up- coming Kitchener tournament and in the playoffs soon to begin. Please recycle this newspaper 10 YEARS AGO Four young people from Port Perry received plaques from the Historical Society for their 20 YEARS AGO JANUARY 26, 1972 The Flamingo Kings won two straight games. They defeated Sunderland 5-2 and Uxbridge 4-3 which puts the team in first place in the league. The Legion Peewees defeated Newcastle 5-0. Goal scorers were Ritchie LeFort, Steve Jones, Ed Olsen, Stuart Cochrane and Peter Lane. Brian's Bulldozers defeated the Cy Wilson Pintos 3-1 to hang onto first place in the broom- ball league. Charlie Williams, Bill Hall and Steve Hunt replied for the Bulldozers and Wayne DeJong for the Pintos. The Rockets girls hockey team defeated Woodville 10-0. Carol Bond recorded a hat trick. The Port Perry Minor Hockey executive in 1972 consisted of president Stuart McQuade, vice-president Charles Bourgeois, secretary Bud Heard and treasurer Leo Taylor. Five local hockey players are continuing their careers in Junior level hockey. Brent Heard is playing with the Collingwood Junior Bs, Rob Evans with the Windsor Junior As and Paul Kane, Grant McLaughlin and Neil McLaughlin with the Bowmanville Junior Cs. 15 YEARS AGO JANUARY 26, 1977 The annual Snowmobile Drag Races were held on Lake Scugog. Local winners were Jay Adam, Mike Adam, Kelly Goreski, Dave Ran- kin and Stuart Houthuys. The Atom hockey team defeated Port Hope. Dave Kemp and Mike Dickson counted for the chievements at the Canadian Canoe Championships in Saskatoon. Pictured are from left Paula Haugen, Heather McDougall, Bill Brock, chairman of Canoe the Nonquon, Darren Desautels and Kevin Haugen. local team. Local curlers Lee Ann Howsam, Elaine Elli- ott, Alison McNab and Vicki Fairman will be taking part in the Ontario Curling Champion- ships. The Midget Bobcats defeated Stouffville 8-3. Steve Geer, Rick Hope, Mark Cleveland, Scott Wilbur were among the scorers. The Novice team squeaked out a 1-0 victory over Oshawa. Dave "Shultz" Burnett scored the game's only goal. 10 YEARS AGO JANUARY 27, 1982 The Legion Peewees hosted its annual tourna- ment and won the championship. The team de- feated Pickering Village in the championship by a 1-0 score. Brad Menzies assisted by Brian Dean counted the lone Port Perry marker. The rink skipped by Norm McKinnon won the first schedule of junior curling. Team members were Jill Pearsell, Jeff Mowat and Todd New- man. The R.H. Comish boys basketball team won the consolation championship at the annual tour- nament held at St. John's in Uxbridge. The rink of Gamet Warriner, Scott Howey, Ted Culbert, and Paul Culbert won the Lake Scugog Lumber bonspiel. The Belle ringette team hammered Oshawa 10-0. Goal scorers were Rhonda White, Cheryl Doherty, Janice Jackman, and Michele Andrews.. The MoJacks lost to the Stouffville Clippers 9-4 making the MoJacks one for eight in their last nine games. Atom house league Hadden Satellite Systems AFFORDABLE ENTERTAINMENT FROM Wreckers narrowly joined us this game. The last game, played on Sun- day afternoon against Pickering, was very encouraging. This team beat Allen's Siding team four weeks ago by a hefty margin, but A only took Port by a one goal lead this time. This game was very rough on both sides with Port Perry taking many foolish penalties. Pickering won the first period 1-0, and again Port kept their best until last. Coming from behind 4-1, Jonny Storms started Port's scoring streak off after receiving a timely pass from Melissa Pereman. With the home team being doubly shorthanded, Melissa checked, passed to Shona, who fired hard and scored to reassure defeat Lions 1-0 TRACKER SYSTEM 4 TM 27 rvs homo trou vais. foors Two Atom house league i * Extensive on-screen graphics teams, Whitby Auto Wreckers [| * All-in-One Recenver, 3 1 ii. a and Port Perry Lions met in an exciting game in Cannington on HE «= [ngttal Audio and Parental CI Jan. 2 Tho Wreckers emerged 4 ; access * Easy to operate = victorious by the score of 1-0, in Complete Satellite 00 &ZA a wide open, fast paced game System installed $2995 i TRACKER SYSTEM 4™ makes satelite entertainment more affordable than ever Thes econormcally pnced system offers you: ® Standard UHF remote control with netminder Michael McLennan. The lone goal of the game was scored at 10:44 of the third peri- od as Blayne Kinnunen's shot found its way past Jonathan Froats from the side of the net. Assists went to John Sanders and Jamie Clarke. Lions continued to press but unfortunately had a goal called cold, it was quickly warmed up back. Lions pulled their goalie by the excitement generated by but could not score the equaliz- the fans from Port Perry. The er parents cheered on their teams and applauded the great goal- skating and passing skills as tending efforts by Lions' goalie well as outstanding goaltend- Jonathan Froats and Wreckers ing. { [ { { i { { [ | { | | that was not decided until late in the third period. If the Cannington Arena was Both teams showed excellent Hwy. 12 & 2nd line of Brock, Sunderland 852-3796 705-357-2575