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Wore wn. Wy a Wr FIV SBA Tes er Sno mf hi, as E+ En SI PRPSRP-- "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 9,1994 - 15 From Page 1 ily settled, as well as digging in toall that his new job entails. "For the next while I will be trying to familiarize myself with the team and the ways of the NHL, and then roll up our sleeves and put a plan into at- tack," Burnett said. The first step in that direction was made yesterday as his coaching staff of Ron Low and Kevin Primeau, was an- nounced. With training camp only a few weeks away, Burnett's number one priority is to be pre- pared for an organized training camp and begin to put his sys- tem in place, while striving to gain the respect of his players. The ice will already by broken when some introductions are made, when the players make their way to Northlands Coli- seum for camp. At least 10 of the current Oilers played for Bur- nett in Cape Breton. He feels this is a positive start. "I won't have to break the ice with all of them at once. Wheth- er positive or not we will know each other, and they will know what I am about," he added. Burnett does admit there are pangs of anxiety, wanting the season to get underway, but says there is a lot of work to be done first. "There are many players who are still unsigned and "there is lots toiron out." "But, we will put a plan into attack with what we have and if more come on stream that is great, but for now we set the tone with who we have," he add- ed. [ee i Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. HN KON 5 YEAR Personal attention to all of youn general insurance needs. 8.8 0 985-8471 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 our hest rate Subject to change without notice HAIR CENTRE PORT PERRY PLAZA Wi Ne{e), | f= SPECIAL » $10 OFF REGULAR PRICED PERMS UNTIL SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 1994 Carol Lynn OF OSHAWA 985-723 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK & EVENINGS DAIGLE ~ MALHOTRA On July 9th, in a beautiful noon hour garden setting at the bride's parents home in Prince Albert, Charlene Lila Margaret, daughter of Catherine and Ed Daigle exchanged vows with Ravi * | India. The bride's grandfather, Rev. Malhotra, son of Kamla and Krishan Lal Malhotra of New Delhi, C. E. Clarke heard the vows. Rev. John Harries of Timothy Eaton Memorial Church assisted in a beautiful combination of Hindu and Christian ritual. The groom and his family were piped to the gathering place, followed by the bride escorted by her father. The piper, Pete liwin, played an exquisite "Amazing Grace" at the conclusion. The bride, resplendent in an elegant flowing silk gown and glittering tiara carried a bouquet of white roses and camila lilies. She was escorted by Patricia Sividinski. Mr. Philip Thurtle accompanied the groom. About 100 family and friends attended the gala wedding. They came from India, California, New York, Quebec, the Maritimes and other parts of Canada and U.S. Dinner was served at the P.A. Hall later, the bride and groom, dressed in typical Indian wedding attire, served wedding cake in the garden. The happy couple honeymooned in Hawail. They will reside in New York. ¥ Burnett named coach With the Oilers being shut out of the Stanley Cup show- down last year, part of Burnett's plan is making the playoffs a priority. Although the National Hock- ey League is a whole new set- ting, Burnett has had great suc- cess wherever he has been behind the bench. In his first year as head coach of the Oilers' farm team in Cape Breton, he led the Little Oilers to the team's first-ever Calder Cup victory. From the early beginnings as the head coach of the Port Perry MoJacks Junior C team, Bur- nett moved fast through the coaching ranks. In less than 10 years he has lept from coaching a Junior C hockey club, followed by stints with Seneca College, Oshawa Generals and the Niag- ara Falls Thunder, to joining the select handful who make it URANJ 0 "Building today, your dreams for tomorrow" ONTRACTING "7 e Custom Built Homes Parma e Additions SEALE 0) e Renovations Port Perry - (905) 985-7287 - Johri Van Belle tocoach the game's elite. FOLIOS available at ASES TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ~ a) yg DRIVING RANGE AUG 9TH - AUG 14TH Super Jumbo Bucket (100 balls) $6.00 Jumbo Bucket (80 balls) $5.00 2 miles South of Port Perry on Scugog Line 4, off Simcoe St. LLBO 985-1751 Grand Opening Sunday. August 14th Join us for club demonstration by Lakeside Golf & Hockey Centre from 11am to 3pm L 4 Miniature golf & Sample clubs from buckets of balls at 1/2 price TNT, Tommy Armour, L Spalding, Cleveland VA.S., 1 Titleist See Mayor Hall drive and putt at 11am Free bot dogs & donuts 1525 Higbway 74, Port Perry 985-GOLF oPEN 9am - 9pm Daily