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accepts $410 donation from a benefit lob-ball game that never took place. Organizer Plerre Leduc (left) sald the game had to be cancelled due to bad weather but.it will be played In the spring. He sald the donations that were made are _ greatly appreciated Rough luck for the Can. Tire Islanders at the Jewell tourney Oct. 28 saw the Midget Islanders host Haliburton. Unfortunately the Islanders couldn't seem to get untracked in this one and found * themselves down 5-0 late in the third period before Ryan _Ridgeway scored with Chad Garvock picking an assist. Final score 5-1 for Haliburton. Nov.4 after a week's layoff the Isles hosted Fenlon Falls. This game saw the lead change hands several times before Fenlon Falls prevailed by a score of 6-5. Goal scorers were Andrew "Perernan 2 goals and one assist, Scott Wylie 2 goals 2 assists, Mike Staniland 1 goal 2 assists, Mark Cosway 2 assists, one assist each to Jason Kane and Kyle Simms. On Nov.6 the Islanders took part in the Vic Jewell Memorial' Tournament in Oakwood. Their opposition in game 1 was Gravenhurst. The opposition quickly opened up a 2:0 lead as the Isles just couldn't' connect. on any passing and the legs were in gear. After the two early goals the Isles held the opposition off the score sheet and at 1:06 of the third period Mark Cosway connected on a crossing pass from Scott Wylie to make the score 2-1. Assist also to Jason Coutoulekis, Then'at 5:23 Jeff Verrion tied the score with assists to Mike Stainland and Stiles. At 7:26 the visitors moved ahead 3-2. The Isles kept working hard and pulled the goalie and gavé Gravenhurst, everything and at 9:14 Mark Cosway scored his second goal undssisted to tie the score 3-3. The period ended tied and then 6 minutes of sudden victory overtime. The Isles came out strong and at 1:27 of overtime Mark Cosway scored the winner unassisted. Port Perry 4, Gravenhurst 3. Mark received the MVP and Hat Trick Award. Gravenhurst goalie found the loss too much and charged at the Port team and started a messy affair. Gravenhurst teanf and management showed very poor sportsmanship in this ending. Saturday evening Port played their old friends the Black Hawks from Oshawa and went down to defeat 5-1. Our lone goal by Steve Stiles from Jeff Vernon and Chad Garvock: Sunday found Isles in the "C* division against Stroud. Due to work and 'suspensions from the Friday night fiasco with Gravenhurst the Isles only had 11 players. Stroud with full «bench strength soon wore our guys down and skated to a 8-0 win. Better luck next time ~fellas. Next game Nov.16 in Little Britain. Classifieds WORK No changes will be made to the ages of persons required to purchase fishing licenses in Ontario, Natural Resources . Minister Bud Wildman stated © last week. MNR went through. an h extensive review of its system of licensing hunters and anglers earlier this year. One No changes in fishing license age requirements, says MNR Minister enable this activity," said Mr. Wildman. "There is no need to make young people in their mid-teengopay, when we * should be 'ehcouraging them to "explore this enriching pastime 'dnd spend more time becoming conscious of the environment they inherit." - Mr. Wildman said the resp received during the d in the Fishing and Hunting Review di public review was in large er ible for his paper, published in April , 1992, was that 16 and 17 year " olds should be licensed in the future. This r decision that the age limit should not be lowered for lensing. Other dations arising from - was not accepted. the review are still being "Sportfishing is .a majot ¥ considered by the government. recreational pursuit in Ontario, and we want to Cougar of i the week Central Seven Assoclation executive director Glenn Taylor ' Adam Smart has been very caring and pleasant toward his clas mates. He Is always helping and offering good quality <Ftench language In the class room. He spends time cleaning the yards, and {idying the halls and gym at recess. His academic efforts are considerable. : Resident fishing licenses will not be required by adults aged 65 and over or by the disabled, as is currently in practice. To meet the disabled definition in 1993, anglers must be in. possession of a Canadian National Institute for the blind (CNIB): Card or a Ministry of Transportation disabled parking permit. A néw outdoors Card, announced earlier this year, was supported by the Fishing and Hunting Licence review. The Outdoors Card will be required by people 18 years of age or more, and under 65, if they intend to fish. All hunters will require the Outdoors Card in order to purchase a hunting licence. Happy 1st Birthday 1]. November 11th, 1992 Love - Granma, Granpa, _Adnt Patty, Uncle John of 'over-inflated' Tire Prices? 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