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Action In the Scugog Mens League on Sunday morning between J and D Car- pentry and Dennis Anderson Chev Olds. This was hard-fou game that ended in a 2-2 deadlock. (see story for details) ght, tight checking Minor Hockey not able to keep ice commitment The Port Perry Minor Hockey Corp. has not been able to meet its pre-season promise to provide one game and one practise per week to all teams in the organiza- tion. - "Minor Hockey President Don' Juniors win + On'-Sunday; 'Jahuary' 8th; 'the Port Perry Juniors play Lindsay beating them by a score of 5-4. Heather Lawrence played a good game between the pipes. The girls were playing against a tough 'team, but they kept their cool and played the game. : Scoring :for Port was Denna Lovering 1, Nicole Beare 1 and Cheryl Armstrong 3. The assists were Cheryl Armstrong 1, Nicole Beare 1 and Sylvia Durward 1. Don't forget our tournament here this weekend. First game Jan. 14 at 9:00 a.m. X-COUNTRY & DOWNHILL Ski Packages -- AVAILABLE AT -- PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street, Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 Women, % Annual Rates Steele told the Star this week the organization has been receiving numerous complaints from par- ents and coaches over the lack of ice time for team practises. Prior to the start of the hock- ey season, Minor Hockey sent let- ters to parents of all players regis- tered stating that all teams, House League and OMHA would get one practise and one game per week, at least. But circumst~ ces beyond. the control of Minor Hockey have prevented this, he said. In the early fall, Minor Hock- ey had booked 150 hours of ice time at Manver Arena. However, when construction of the new Are- na in Lindsay was delayed, Lind- say Minor Hockey asked for more ice time at Manvers. The result was that .instead of Port Perry isoms getting 150 hours, it got Also, renovations over the fall to the Blackstock Arena prevented Port Perry Minor Hockey from getting the usual seven hours per week practise time in Blacktock. Mr. Steele said the Blackstock Arena is now open and Minor Hockey will start using that arena for practise time on January 12. He explained that when the Minor Hockey executive made the commitment to parents last fall of one game-one practise per week, they had no way of knowing the Manver ice would be allocated to Lindsay, or that the Blackstock Arena would not be. available until 'now. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Monthly Rates 2 YEARS ......c...u § 3 YEARS sseresneie Ad 5 YEARS ......0... 11 1/8% sess nae "tbs scnns secs snnns ubject to Change without Notice. GIAL SERVICES ROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. pei 10 280 EEN. STREET -- PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over:15 Years" ©. PHONE 280: 3832 . In other Minor Hockey news, the organization notes that the "blue card" passes for free admis- sion will not be valid for OMHA playoff games. Adults will be charged $2.50, students $1 and seniors will be admitted free to OMHA playoff games. There will be no admission charge for House League playoff games. And Mr. Steele said the Minor Hockey executive will be holding .a meeting in the near future to as- sess the power skating program. Attendance at the power skat- ing over the Christmas holidays was not as good as the organiza- tion hoped for, he said. * There were 55 hours of power skating this year and it cost Minor Hockey $95 jor hour to put the program on ($50 per hour for the ice and $45 per hour for the pro- fessional instruction) The executive will make a de- cision on whether power skating will be included in the registration fees next year, or whether the pro- gram should bedis-continued next season. he said. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 10, 1989 -- 23 Lots of moves in standings The first game of the day saw Crandell's defeat Larocque Elec- tric 3-2 to close Larocque's overall lead to 5 points. Scorers. for Crandell's were Richie LeFort 1 goal, 1 assist, Dave Dickson'and Ken Jeffrey 1 goal each. Other assists to Bill "Rock" Owen 3, and "Huggie" with one. " Fighting back for Larocque was Bart Wagar from Colin Asselstine Bob McEachern, and Doug ache from Don MacDonald and Compton Cable T.V. into a tie for second place by easily defeating Norton's 5-1. Counting for Compton were Wayne Fox 1 goal, 2 assists, Brian Samis 1 goal, 2 asists, Ed Olsen 1, goal, 1 assist, Bill Haynes and Paul Schmeler 1 goal each and Doug Scott 2 assists. The lone marker for Norton's "was Doug Suppelsa from Dale Bronson and Fred Moffat. The third game of the day saw Sportsland move up in the stan- dings for the first time this year by defeating Blanchard's Supply Co. 4-3. Capitalizing for Sportsland were Rob Evans 2 goals, 1 assist and Dave Bourgeois 2 goals. Ad- ding assists were Clarence Stephenson, Roger Moase, Ken Smart, Doug Brown, John Foster and Rick Hope all with one. Scoring for Blanchard's were Al Bonner 1 goal, 1 assist, Dave Milton and Ron Zaparaniuk with the others. Helping out were John Kotarba with 2 assists, Wayne Norton, Marvin Stevenson and Don Carty with singles. Game four was a hard fought end to end battle in which Ander- son's and J & D Carpentry skated to a 2-2 tie. Leading the way for Anderson's was Bob Beveridge from Gary Lance, and Gary Lance from Bob Beveridge and John Robertson. 'The Lone marker for J & D was Ken Little with both goals, assisted by Carl Fitzgerald with 2, Joe Curran and Mike "Tater" Adam. Standings Team W L T GF GA PTS Larocque 104 2 58 43 22 Crandell's 7 6 3 off 17 Compton 7 6 3 51 49 17 Norton's 772.7269 16 Anderson's 6 6 4 51 53 16 Blanchard's 4 6 6 48 53 14 Sportsland 6 9 1 56 70 13 J&D 376 41 52 13 Post-Xmas blues On Saturday afternoon, the Novice Home Hardware Ringet- tes played a game they would rather forget against the Oshawa 2 oa, 20s three week lay-off over the Christmas season took its toll, and the Port team came out the loser by 10 goals. Poor pass- ing, few shots on net, and a general lack of energy were evi- dent; however, the coaches ex- pect a quick return to normal before the games next weekend. The two goals scored by our home team were put in by Alechia Cracknell with an assist from Cin- dy Verschurren, and a short- handed goal by Cara Vander Slagt assisted by Bonni-Jo Norton. This novice team took excellent \ advantage of the Power Skating - sessions offered over the Christmas break, with the majori- ty of the girls attending each of the five sessions. An improve- ment in skating skills clearly showed up, especially in the first year players. The Novice Ringettes are look- ing forward to next Saturday when they play both Markham and Scarborough in away games. . They are eager for the chance to get their game together and regain a sense of pride and satisfaction from their team play. IF YOUR RD IWURS HERE OVER 16,000 people could have read it this weekl That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For Advertising Made Easy call the STAR - 985-7383 JR. 'C° HOCKEY 'ALL-STAR GAME' Central Ontario % All-Stars -- VS -- Port Perry MoJacks SATURDAY, JANUARY 14th Scugog Arena Admission: $2.00 EACH GAME TIME: 8:00 PM ." LL USS SC) ] vob Sh GA