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TT nr a < No Tan PP NCSL 4 aD rr Tara «o> ns vf oe . Jr we ul or ke) ro Lo oi wo A o re et oh 0 nal & " PY! A By a0 py. - The Port Perry Midget A team of Grant Menzie Pacers were Fsina tournament held at the Scugog Arena over --, Sve __consulation winner i the Christmas holidays. The team didn't lose a game during the tournament, but lost out on a shot at the finals by a rule technicality. Pacers winconsolation tournament by Danny Miller The Port Perry Minor Hockey Association Midget Tournament held on Thurs- day, December 28th was won by Ernestown with an impressive 8-4 victory over the Unionville Jets in the final. Port Perry's entry, Grant Menzies Pacers won the consolation champion- ship with a 5-1 win against Pickering. The Pacers were elimi- nated from a possible berth in the final when they tied the Oshawa Red Wings at two. Because of the tech- nicality in which Oshawa scored the first goal of the game, they were awarded the win and advanced to the next round. Port Perry was relegated to the consolation round which they won handily. Because of the questionable rule, Port was forbidden a chance at the gold medal. It was quite conceivable that the host team codld have won in the final but rules are rules. The Port Perry - Oshawa game was the only time the rule came into effect in the entire tourney. The big man for the Pacers in the opening game was Todd Wilbur who had two goals. Wilbur was last week's Port Perry Star's player of the week. Glenn Archibald and Rob Franssen split the netminding chores for Port. A 7-1 thumping of Orono _ was the result of the next Pacer game as the home team walked all over the visitors. Once again both goalkeepers shared the victory and both played well, Archibald allowing the single Orono score. Some intense pressure on the Orono defence led 'to .Port's first goal at 16:16 of the first. as Center Clark Menzies set up Hal Storrey for the score. Dave Alexan- der scored with less than a minute remaining in the period to give them a two goal lead. Mike Andrews, Pat John- son, and Brian Barr counted for the Pacers in the middle period to vault Port into a 5-0 lead. In the final ten minutes Charlie Brown and Todd Wilbur beat beleagured Pickering goaltender Dan Barlow. Greg Kroonenberg and Rob Cannon drew assists on the goals. For Kroonen- berg it was his second assist of the game as he also set up Johnson's goal in the second period. Late in the game, a minor skirmish broke out between defenceman Scott Heard and Bob Myles. They wrestled to the ice and were separated by the officials. Both were given double minor penal- ties. « With the impressive victory Port Perry advanced to the Consolation game against Pickering. Pacers opened the scoring at the 11:07 mark as Wilbur fired in a rebound from Mike Tobin. Wilbur was one of the key EA NEIL SLAUGHTERING * Cut, Wrapped & Frozen - 12¢ Ib. * Killing - 8.00 a head plus hide. * Side of Beef 31.35 Ib. Cut, Wrapped, Frozen, - ALSO SMALL ORDERS - $5.00 OFF ON PROCESSING-OF-YOUR BEEF PONTYPOOL Delivered and Guaranteed. 'portSfifiers.for Port through- out the tourney as~he was always dangerous offensive- ly. The goal was the only one scored in the opening ten minutes of play. Pat Johnson scored in the second on another rebound, this time off Brian Barr's shot at 11:28. Wilbur set up Charlie Brown in the slot for the next goal at 12:29 to give the Pacers a three goal lead BROOMBALL ACTION by Charlie Brown Beacock's Hardware - 2 Brian's Towing -0 This was a well played game by both teams. Brian's put out their best, but could not break the shut- out of Rick McLean. Bea- cock's goals were scored, both by Keith Dalton assis- ted by Rob Wagg and Mark Graham. Larocque - 3 Troski's-1 This was another well played game by both teams. Troski's opened the scoring: at 7:50 by Case Vanschagen assisted by Stephen Polun- son. Larocque then took the lead by scoring three goals. Terry Bryant scored two and got one assist. Bill Bridge pi®ked up a goal and one assist.-- C & B Livestock - 6 Utica Auto Body - 3 This was a hardhitting, "well played game, but as usual C & B came up the winner. C & B goals were scored by Bob Evans, Bruce Woodrow, who also picked up two assists, Wink St. John, Ken Fraser, Doug Scott and Ken Davidson. which woul] Gat insur- mountable. Goaltender Franssen's shutout bid was ruined by Pickering's More- ton late in the period with an assist going to Graham. Brown scored his second goal of the game at 10:08 of" the final session on assists from Barr and Andrews. Doug Potts from Dave Alexander with just. under four minutes remaining in Assists went to "Beans" Phinney, Ken Davidson with two and Doug Scott with one. Utica's goals were scored by Bill Fielding assisted by Phil Kenton, Jack Mitchell assisted by Mike Mitchell, Bernie McEnaney assisted by Mike Mitchell. C & B Livestock -3 Troski's - 2 Troski's put up a great effort to beat C & B but could not pull it off. C & B goal scorers were Jay Williams, Beans Phinney and Ron Redman. Assists went to Ken Bryant. Mark Lee and Bruce Wood- row. Both Troski's :goals were scored by Casey Van Schagen and one of the goals was assisted by John Gerber. Utica Auto Body - 4 Brian's-1 This was the cleanest played game of the week with only one penalty to one team. Utica's goals were scored - by Jack Monsma, Phil Kenton, Mike Mitchell and Mike Mole.. Assists went to Len McEnaney with two, Mike Mole, Jack Monsma, Keith Ellicott, Ben Mec- Futura Driving School ZENITH 77370 Free Home Pickup in the Port Perry Area. 1 a WILLIAMSON For the Best Deals on New G. M. LARS! or or TRUCKS RICHARD HUNT the consolation rounded out the scoring. The tournament finale was areal shootout as Ernestown outlasted Unionville 8-4 in a penalty-filled match. There were fifteen penalties handed out by the referees in the game. Ernestown was led in offence by Trev Tackaberry with two goals. Enaney and Jack Mitchell all picking up one assist each. Brian's goal was scored by Steve Preston assisted by Bill Thomson and Jerry Kozunsky. Larocque- 3 Beacock's Hardware - 1 This was a close game all the way. Both teams put out their best all through the game. Larocque goal scorers were Bill Bridge with two and Dave Page with the single. Assists went to Terry Bryant, Larry Page, Charlie Durwood, Jim Bryant and Danny McClure. Beacock's goal was scored by Tom Wotten assisted by Keith Dalton. REGIONAL OFFICIAL Marina 10 acres. former Twp. of Reach Commercial 3 acres. TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG APPLICATIONS TO AMEND THE DURHAM DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS: (1) OPA No. 187: Owners: 269042 Ontario Limited Property Affected: Part Lots 19 & 20 Con. 7 & 8 and part road allowance between Con. 7 & 8, former Reach Twp. Number of Units: Residential - 88 Single Family & ° (2) OPA No. 190: Owners: Aycuzz & Yelodim Ltd. Property Affected: Part Lot 18 & 19 Con. 5 Number of Units: Residential - 88 Single Family & Ban tams defeat Stouffville by Peter Christie On Friday, December 29, the Bantam B's travelled to Stouffville. Port was deter- mined not to go home losers and didn't as they won by the score of 2-1. This was a hard hitting, fast, exciting game with many scoring chances by both teams. Stouffville opened the scoring on a goal by Howard Parent assisted by Craig Corner early in the first period. Port had many chances to tie the score in the first period but couldn't put anything by the Stouffville goaltender. Port finally got on the scoreboard in the second period on a beautiful goal by Rob Burnett, un- assisted. Port took the lead three minutes later on a goal by Larry Webb assisted by Jim Daniels and Grant Vizely. This was a satisfying win for Port as they only had two lines with them to play the game. The next home game for Port is Wednesday, January 3 at 9:00 against Whitby. Atoms play three games by Carol Wilbur In exhibition games during the holidays the Malmont Farm Atoms defeated Ops 5-2 and were stopped by Stouffville and Bowmanville by a score of 4-1. In our only league game Newcastle went down to ° . defeat also by a score of 4 to 1. Scoring for Port in the four games were Dave Burnett with three goals and one assist, Jim White with two goals and two assists, Chris Lane with two goals, Craig Menzies and Steven Durham with one goal and one assist, Jeff Cockerton and Jay Van Camp had one goal each, Andy Systma had three assists and Greg Warriner had one assist. Come out and see the Atoms as they meet New- castle on Friday, January 5th at 8:00 Hockey. PLAN AND RELATED week of January 8, 1979. NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Take notice that the Township of Scugog will hold a public meeting to consider these applications to amend the Regional Official Plan and the related development proposals on January 15, 1979 at the hour of 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 181 Perry St., Port Perry. Copies of the Official Plan Applications and development proposals will be on display at the abov address during the (Note: Because of Court and Planning Meeting this material Ne ARR Support Minor - fi WITH THIS AD. i 8 1 Concession South of Pontypool MOTOR SALES a tails or Viewing hetwiesn the hours of 9.00 a of on Manvers 2nd line, 2 mile east. TF. Uxbridge 852-3331 Mm. o p.m.on January 15, 1979.) : ro J ORONO 983-5894 OSHAWA 725-4245 g Signed: Dgreen M. Van Camp, Clerk ------ Thinking of Leasing? Give us a Try!" J \-- Ie