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St rn CN IT FL SN a i yy oo AF 3 . oh Sw rng WN ' Ra a = ae Sih ad y & od) -. Ney Wr = Ce Coat I vi ~ Address Postal Code Te 1 A ~ i] Oshawa, Ontario. L1H 1A2 | tor 8 Mmanaoement con i] em A ne 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 31, 1979 by Danny Miller A distastrous second half by the Port Perry Senior Redmen allowed the Warb- lers of GW Williams School in Aurora to take a 69-62 decision on Friday, January 26th. The Port Perry team was playing without coach Arend Dekker who is ill. Paul Arculus, the Senior's co- coach, took over the team but added that the players '"'did miss Mr. Dekker."" He is not sure how long Dekker will be away. After a slow start in the first quarter in which the Redmen were outplayed and outhustled in the early going, they woke up in the last four minutes of the first period and the entire second session -to take command of the game. They held a slim 17-16 lead after eight minutes and a larger twelve point lead at half time. It appeared at this juncture that the Redmen would run the hosts right off their own court. Coach Arculus later stated that "they really came alive in the second quarter". They outscored Warblers 25-14 in that quarter. ~ In the second half the Port team seemed to fall apart at the seams when they ran into some atrocious officiating. Captain George Cope and Gord Simmonds were given technical fouls for debating calls by both referees. During one heated discus- sion when Simmonds was given his techniggl, Cope went into a rage, and Simmonds had to be re- strained. Although the officiating was bad it was not the alibi Naa ~ RVI LD for the Redmen's loss. They Sr. Redmen lose close game frustrated and began miss- were outplayed in the second "ing shots. Simmonds, Scott half and made at least twenty turnovers. They lost rebound after rebound. One bright spot was the effort of Greg Fedyk. On one play Fedyk ran into a spectator on the sidelines after chasing after a loose ball. "Greg played well" said the coach. Robert Morris also played a strong game as a substitute as he grabbed several re- bounds and made some excellent shots. Arculus was pleased with his effort stating he "supported the team well." The team encountered another problem late in the contest when they became Wilbur and Mike Patton, usually accurate marksmen 'missed often late in the match. - It was the senior's first game in nearly two weeks and Arculus felt this was the reason for the lacklustre showing. On the bad officiat- ing he felt the players "let it ~concern them too much." However, he did praise the team, The senior Redmen have three games next week and one of them is against power- house Kipling of Toronto. Kipling is headed by Enzo Spagnuolo, an excellent basketball player. Ringette Report by Doreen Kendall The Tweens hosted two teams from Oshawa on Saturday only to go down to defeat in both encounters. The girls are playing very well and both games were a pleasure to watch. The first game saw a - stronger Oshawa team take Irvins Angles 7 to 2. Scoring for Irvins saw Debbie Warriner with two goals, Jackie Abraham picked up a single marker while Julie Abraham picked up a pair of assists. Game -no. 2 saw Ives Florists go down to defeat to the tune of 7 to 5. Scoring for Ives saw Ronda White with four goals and two assists. Janet Dean picked up a single marker and two assists. Natalie Franssen picked up an assist. Children's Boutique Business Management Seminar IF YOU THE DAY'S AGENDA REGISTRATION: © cheque for $ 30 MGMT. Services Dept. THE MANAGER P.O. Box 980 Nar @® Operate your own business ® Manage someone else's business @® Expect to start a business THEN: You are invited to attend a Small 'Business Seminar EVELYN'S RESTAURANT Using the case study method you will analyse the problems of a small business--"The Corner Store" facing expiry of its lease. The choices are either, pay more rent, construct another building, move to another location, or buy the building presently occupied. You will be exposed to the impact of these decisions on your financial statements. There will be brief presentations by speakers as well as group workshops. There will be a review of financial statements. If you are interested, please complete the registration coupon below, and mail it before .. FEBRUARY 12th .. along with your per person. This amount covers registration fees and luncheon. For further information, please contact FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK fers anaianaiaay, at tel. 576.6800 3r al n . managers. played a rescheduled game against the Oshawa Jrs. at Harmond Park Arena on Sunday only to come out on the short side of the 4 to 2 score. According to coach Dorothy Scott this was a fast well played match and quite possibly Childrens' best game to date. Scoring for Port saw Wendy McDougal and Paula Haugen each with singles. Assists were credit- ed to Chris Heurkins; Doris Riseborough and Sharon Ashmore. The Sportsman- ship award for the game went to Jody Johnston, congratulations Jody on a job well done. Special mention this week to Fred Canning and his referees for the excellent job they are doing. Keep up the good work "refs" it surely is appreciated. : Saturday February 3rd marks the beginning of Ringette week across Canada and our Tweens will - be out tagging the public. The mayor will officially open Ringette Week with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday at the arena at 6:45 followed by the "Game of the Year" - Mayor Taylor and the Council have been challenged to a game by our Jr. Belles, coaches and Come on out folks for a fun filled evening of Ringette. Well folks that's it for this week. See you at the rink. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 3/8 % INTEREST PAID ANNUALLY R.R.S.P. RATES 10% % Mortgage Funds available for First & Second Mortgages SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES Free Investment Counselling 250 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-3832 NA l..L. Herb Richards [left] and Irwin Smith of Port Perry will team up to compete in two classes in the min-modified tractor pull February 1 and 2 at the Canada Farm Show at Toronto's Exhibition Place. This is the fourth year of competition for the Smith-Richards team, and they are hoping for good results with their 4-bbl, 300 H.P. modified machine. The tractor pull at the Farm Show is the only indoor event of this kind in Canada, and there is $20, grabs 300. in prize money up for Broomball Action Utica -2 C&B-1 This had to be the best game of the day. We had a penalty shot that Keith Ellicott took but was stopped by Keith Fraser from C & B who made a quick reflex save. All through the game the crowd was on the edges of their seats wondering who was going to win. This is C & B's first loss in over 20 games. Utica's goals were scored by Mike Mitchell assisted by Phil Kenton. Their other goal was scored by Bernie McEnaney. A shut out went to Don Card who played excellent in net. C & B's goal was scored by Bruce Woodrow assisted by Mark Lee. Keith Fraser also played excellent in the nets. Beacock's - 2 Brian's-0 This was a super played game by both teams. Wayne Cox played an excellent game in the nets and Rick McLean picked up a shut -out. Beacock's goals were scored by Wayne McGuigan assisted by Tim Ashbridge. Their other goal was scored by Gord Bryans assisted by Tax Deferred Growth GUARANTEED 10- © Capital 50r 10 Years Call: McGelbrec Insurance Counselling 728-7446 Wayne McGuigan and Tim Ashbridge. Larocque - 4 Troski's - 2 This was a very physical game with some good body checks. Larocque's first goal was scored by Barry McClure unassisted. The next three goals were scored by Bill Bridge and on each goal there was one assist that went to Larry Page. Troski's goals were scored by Case VanSchagen, assisted by Steve Robinson. Their second goal was scored by Steve Robinson © No Investment Charges 100% Guaranteed " Can be used for RRSP " Better than Banks or Trust Company Certificates.