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PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 19, 1993 - 35 In afew short years Lisa Carl- son made a place for herself at S.A. Cawker Public School that will remain! She shared her en- ergy and love of life with every- one as an excellent coach of bas- ketball, volleyball and cross country running and an avid athlete. Her commitment to children, education and athletics shaped her own life and enriched the lives of many others. The Lisa Carlson Memorial Run is an opportunity to pre- serve and hdgor the contribu- tion of an extraordinary young person. The inaugural run took place on Oct. 13 at the Scugog Soccer Fields with approximately 400 runners ages seven to 14 taking part. Schools taking part came from Sunderland in the north to Oshawa in the south. The winning school was R.H. Cornish with S.A. Cawker a close second for this first year. Through contributions from Miss Carlson baseball teams a trust and a trophy have been es- tablished to maintain and hon- or this cross country run. Arena programs in full swing By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Scugog Arena's daytime pro- grams got into full swing last week. Adult skating, which runs from 1-2 p.m. on Thursdays, of- fers a great opportunity for fun, fitness and socializing. The cost is $2 per day or a season pass can be purchased. . Shinny Hockey runs Mon- days and Wednesdays from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. An ideal program for shift workers or anyone wanting to participate in some pick-up hockey. Last season there was a good turn out for each session and all players are guaranteed plenty of ice time. The cost is $3.50 per session or a season pass is avail- able. Goalies are admitted free. Peewee Bs win season opener Scugog Overhead Doors Pee- wee "B" play host to Stouffville on Saturday, Oct. 16. The Scu- gog Overhead Doors Peewee "B" + hockey club opened their season at home taking Stouffville. As the home team came onto the ice "boom!" on came the heavy . metal music and soon the whole arena was filled with Guns and Roses. Stouffville opened the scoring early in the game at 13:42 of the first period. Both teams traded rushes and the goalies were, tested early. At 6:23 the Doors- men tied it up when David Gai- ney tucked one under a sprawl- ing Stouffville goalie during a scramble in front of the Stouff- ville net. Assists went to Brad Johnston and Ryan Moynes. Both teams were playing well, and the crowd was treated to some excellent hockey. As the first period ended the scoreboard read Port Perry 1 - Stouffville 1. Again, the second period got off to a fast start as Port started to take control as Brad John- ston and Adam Hobbs were do- ing some nice forechecking. At 13:53, Stouffville was awarded a penalty shot. Port Perry's goaltender Corey Branton was up to the challenge and stoned the Stouffville sniper to keep the game at a one all tie. Ryan Moynes took control of the puck at the Port Perry blue line, up to David Gainey who lugged the puck into the Stouff- ville zone, over to Adam Hobbs who "slammed" one past the surprised Stouffville goaltend- er to give Port the lead 2-1 at the 13:23 mark of the second peri- od. Deryk Campbell intercepted a Stouffville pass at centre ice, over to Brad Johnston cruising in the Stouffville zone and after the goalie made a nice save, Travis Pickard was "Johnny On The Spot" to rap in the rebound and give Port a 3-1 lead. Stouff- ville wasn't about to pack up their bags and go home yet. They scored two unanswered goals at 9:15 and 7:14 to tie the game. Stouffville was having a good second period as they ham- mered Port Perry in their own end time after time, but the stubborn Port Perry team wouldn't allow Stouffville to score. With the second period wind- ing down, Greg Bruton caught Stouffville in a line change and put the puck on Ryan McQuades stick, who was flying up the wing, in front to Blayne Kinnunen who slammed one deep in the back of the Stouff- ville net with just 50 seconds left to give Port Perry a 4-3 lead at the end of two periods of play. The third period was another fast paced affair, with both teams going full out. At the 11:05 mark, Blayne Kinnunen kept the puck in the Stouffville zone, back to the point to Scotty Harper, in the slot to David Gai- ney who wasted no time in "air mailing" one high in the top cor- ner of the Stouffville goal. With Port sporting a 5-3 lead, the momentum was finally go- ing in Port's favor, until Stouff- ville caught Port deep in their end, and scored from close in to narrow the lead to 5-4 at the 10 minute mark of the final period. Port Perry scored again at 5:18 when Justin (Cat) Sheehey scored during a scramble in front of the Stouffville net to ex- tend Port's lead to 6-4. The as- sist went to Ryan McQuade. With the period ticking away, Stouffville scored at 1:02 to close the gap 6-5. With Stouff- ville looking to pull their goalie in favor of an extra attacker, hoping to tie this game, Port put on some more heat and kept the uck in the Stouffville zone not etting them get their goaltend- er out of the net. With just nine ticks left on the clock, Nick Pe- lyk put a nice pass over to Tra- vis Pickard, and, "say good night Ralph" it's in-the top cor- ner of the net to put the icing on the cake and give Port a 7-5 sea- son opener victory. In goal for Scugog Overhead Doors was Corey Branton. Stouffville outshot Port 50-33. Honorable mention for good hustle goes to Aaron Chambers and good defensive effort hon- ors to Scotty Harper and Chris Jones. Remember, self-discipline and dedication is a combination hard to beat! Parents and Tots has expand- ed this year. The program will run this year on Mondays and Wednesday from 9-10:30 a.m., giving parents an extra day to = 1: teach their children how to skate. The cost is $2 or a season pass can also be purchased. Public skating has also re- turned. The program runs every Sunday from 3-4:30 p.m. Music and the concession booth are available at this time. The cost is $2 per skater or $5 for a family pass. The Scugog Arena also has a late Saturday night (11p.m.- midnight) open ice slot for any- one interested in renting the ice. Anyone wishing more infor- mation on any of the programs can contact the Scugog Arena at 985-8698. Memori A memorial run was held at the soccer fields in Port Perry for Lisa Carlson, a popular teacher at S.A. Cawker Public School, who was killed in a traffic accident during the summer. 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