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- 40 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 1, 1988 Rescue sled turned over to ambulance Several years ago, the Port Perry Snowmobile Club pur- chased a rescue sled, the kind that can be towed behind a snowmo- - bile and used to transport an in- jured person over rough terrain. The Club never had cause to use it, and this fall, Club mem- bers decided to ask the Port Perry Ambulance Service if the sled could be utilized. The reply was a positive "yes" \and last week, Snowmobile Club president Jim Adams, vice presi- dent Charlie Harper and director Marion Lee turned the sled over to ambulance attendants Ross Taylor and Roy Tear. Naturally, they hope they will never have need to use it, either, but under certain conditions, the sled will be a great help to atten- dants in bringing injured persons to safety. Mrs. Lee also turned over to the Ambulance Service the keys to one of her snowmobiles, which will be available to the Service at any time. The machine will be kept at Mrs. Lee's residence at Honey"s Beach north of Port Per- Ps And several of the ambulance attendants own snowmobiles which they can press into service if necessary. One area where this sled cer- tainly could get some use is on Lake Scugog during the winter. If somebody suffers a serious injury on the ice, and it is impossible to reach the person by ambulance. Alos, the sled is large enough that an ambulance attendant can accompany injured persons while they are being transported. The sled was manufactured by Bombardier specifically for rescue' urposes. "We (the Club members) felt it would be a good thing if the Ambulance Service had this sled land could put it to use," said Mrs. Lee last week. Sports Land 085.2174 OCKE DEN Year round access fo HOCKEY EQUIPMENT DON HARPER | stands for Better Playgrounds ~ COUNCILLOR -- WARD 2 -'$15:.Couple - Light Lunch PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY AUXILIARY " DANCE Latcham Centre D.J. "SAT. NOVEMBER 5th Tickets: Lynda Ashton 985-9434 Deb Chambers 985-9019 lIASSs The 5-hp 520 propulsion if it's released. Snow Blower features a winterized engine, 20-inch cut, five forward and one reverse speed. Controls are located atthe handlebar, safety clutch stops auger movement and List Price $1054. CLEARANCE PRICE 2 Miles west of Manchester. © While Supplies Last. UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT Itd. 985-9701 3795. SOS If somebody Is Injured In the bush or on the Lake Scugog ice this winter, members of the Port Perry Ambulance will have this rescue sled to help them get the person safely to hospital. The sled was donated to the Service by the Port Perry Snowmobile Club last week. at left are Club members Jim Adams, Charlie Harper and Marion Lee with ambulance attendents Ross Taylor and Roy Tear. (see story for details) Scugog Mens Hockey League Tie games all arcur:d Game one was a close checking game in which J&D Carpentry and Sportsland battled to a 2-2 tie. Counting for J&D were Ken Lit- tle from Carl Durward and Carl Fitzgerald, and Carl Fitzgerald assisted by Dave Harrison. Fighting along for Sportsland were Ken Smart from John Delorme and John Foster from Dave Bourgeois and Roger Moase. Game two was a rough check ing game with quite a few penalties but evening out in the end as Blanchard's Supply Co. and Compton Cable T.V. skated to a 4-4 tie. . Scoring for Blanchard's were Mark Jobb 1 goal, 1 assist; Dan Carty, Jim Duncan and Ron . Zaparaniuk 1 goal apiece. Adding assists were Wayne Norton with 2 and Dan Horner with one. Leading the way for Compton were Kelly Lee 1 goal, 1 assist, Larry Jackson 2 goals, and Wayne Fox with the other. Assisting were Brian Samis with 2, "Doc" Thomson and Troy Glazier 1 each. The third game was the closest checked game of the day between Larocque Electric and Dennis Anderson Chev. Olds ending up in a 1-1 tie. The lorie marker for Larocque was Bill Bridge from Bob Lee. ~The lone marker for Anderson's was Doug Bronson from John Robertson and Bill Hurst. Both Pete Naumienko and £ 'ton and. Ron. Jeffrey,., . Merle Schewaga played great between the pipes for their respective teams. Game four was the fourth and final tie of the day, between Crandell's Riverboat and Nor- ton's Home Improvements, 2-2. Scoring for Norton's were Doug Suppelsa from Fred Moffat, and Bill Van Camp from Bob Tarbot- . Replying for Crandell's were Wayne Taylor from Richie Lefort, and Larry Courtice from Dave Dickson and Brian Burns. Last month's winner - Harold Ross Limit One Purchase - Bring in this Ballot for next draw on November 30, 1988 for OF FREE GAS 77 E . i Gi DR RN iio {rw NG