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\ ~ J ronsleenay STAR -- Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1985 'Late start for the new i ice fishing season Mitch Rewbold is. keeping his ear tuned to the weather report these days and hoping that the ice fishing on Lake Scugog will take off this week, finally. - The unseasonably mild temperatures have delayed pickere fishing by about two weeks, but Mr. Newbold told the Star on Sunday that if the mer- - cury stays below freez- ing, the lake should be dotted with fish huts by the weekend. ~ Mr. Newbold, who - Operate Beacon Marina n Caesarea, said that up til Wednesday of last week, there was open -the winter water in parts of the lake, but by the weekend, enough ice had formed to allow several private owners. to put their huts out off Caesarea. . He has more than a dozen two and four- person huts for rent, but said he will allow them to go out until he's certain the ice conditions are safe. "It's just not worth the risk. If somebody ever drowned in one of my huts ...... " He said Sunday that there is up to eight inches of ice on the lake, and conditions will remain good as long as there is not another prolonged thaw where temper- atures climb above the freezing point. Despite the uncertain ice in the latter part of last week, fishermen were out and were repor- ting pickerel in the two pound range. Mr. Newbold said most pickerel taken from Scugdg at any time of year average about two pounds, but there are plenty of five and six pounders, and every so often some lucky angler will hook one in the eight to 12 pound range. He said one of the best spots for ice fishing is just out from the public Ringette Juniors pick up the silver On Sunday December 30, our Sportsland Junior Ringette team participated in the Whitby Tournament held at Iroquois Park Arena and came home with the consolation prize. Their first game was played at 10 a.m. against the Oshawa 2 team. All of the girls worked hard and won the game with a score of 146. Scoring for Port Perry were Heidi Meisner 4, with assists from Jessica Fluke, Denise Tompkins and Val White; Val 2, assist- ed by Heidi, Vickie Reid and Colleen Scala; Sherry Harris 3, assist- ed by Kim Loudfoot and Val White; Colleen Yorke .1, unassisted; Kim Loudfoot 2, assist- ed by Colleen Yorke. Their second game was played at 1 p.m. against Whitby. This was a hard fought game. The play was fast with lots of close check- ing. This was anyones game right to the end. The final score was 6-4 for the host team. Scor- ing in this game were Heidi 3, assisted by Val and Tina Soomre; Tina 1, assisted by Joane Desautels. The third game at 5 p-m. was played against Oshawa 1. This was the game that would deter- mine which team would play against Whitby for the championship. Our Juniors displayed great individual abilities and came away with a 8-3 win. Goals were scored by Sherry Harris 3, assisted by Val, Anne Finch and Vickie Reid; Heidi 2, assisted by Colleen Yorke and Tina Soomre; Colleen Yorke 2, assisted by Joane and Val White 1, assisted by Kim Loudfoot. The Championship game at 7 p.m. saw Port Perry and Whitby fac- ing each other again. This was a see-saw game with both teams determined to win. CAESAREA FISH & CHIPS OPEN DAILY 11:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Every Day is Fry-Day! Luncheon Specials Coming Soon! PHONE 986-4783 ® { CONOMY COMPACY STANDARDAR FULL SIF 'ANEW PONTIAC OLOWRATES O LONG TERM ( EASING ® TRUCK RENTALS PERIL PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE PORT PERRY 99% 8474 > OPEN Weshdani 1097 M Frdantod PN Sted tod PN [STATIONERY Even though our Juniors were not victor- ious, they all put forth great effort. The final score was 5-3 for Whitby with goals scored by pier at Caesarea ar' south of the community where there are holes up 23 Yeet deep. Minnows or jigging is the best way to catch pickerel through the ice, he said. Despite the fact the ice fishing season is late get- ting started, Mr. Newbold says things have a way of evening out as last year, the fishing started before Christmas, but ended by the last week in February. That's two weeks before the March 15 deadline for ice huts to be off the lake. Beacon Marina will provide ice huts at $13.50 per day per person, and that includes heat. Somebody interested in casual fishing for a day or evening can even rent the tip-ups.' Mr. Newbold, who has been operating for the past four winters, said. many of his clients come from Toronto, London, 'Guelph and Hamilton, and anyone looking to rent a hut for the weekend had best book it Sherry Harris 1, assis~several days in advance. ed Kim Loudfoot; Heidi Meisner 1, assisted by Colleen Yorke; Kim Loudfoot 1, assisted: by Colleen Yorke; Kim Loudfoot 1, assisted by Colleen Scala $ Special mention goes to Terry Childs who played 4 great games between the pipes. Thanks to a great coaching staff for all their help. On Sunday January 5, the Juniors hit the road again and played at Oakwood in a game with the Mariposa team. This was a very close and exciting game ending in a 5-5 tie. Sherry Harris played in net and all of the girls put forth another great team effort. Scoring for Port were Kim Loudfoot 2, assisted by Jessica Fluke and Val White; Heidi Meisner 1, assist- ed by Jessica and Tina Soomre 2, assisted by Jessica and Kim. The Sportsland Juniors next game is at 9 a.m. Saturday, Jan- uary 12 as they host, along with Bruton"s 1.D.A. Petites, their annual Port Perry Ringette Tournament. Hope to see you there! Plain or Printed. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 SA } TROPHIES } and | ENGRAVING } RECORD. CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD fl Queen St, Port Perry 3 985.2839 a, J DO-NO's | Ice fishing has become Scugog, es comfort of hut. ~ 1€ you decide to give it a iry, remember the limit for pickerel is six in your .nossession at o time, and each fi man is ¢ llowed two lines which must be close enough to see. Officers with the 'Ministry of Natural Resources are constant- ly on patrol and breaking the laws can result in a heavy fine. Also, charges can be laid against those who leave garbage on the ice or throw it down the hole in the ice. And even during a cold snap, the ice on Lake Scugog can be treacherous with pressure ridges and ' springs. About a mile out from Caesarea, for example, there are several springs which result in open water. Take extra precaution at all times, but especial- ly after dark. For more information on ice fishing, call Newbold's Beacon Marina in Caesarea at 986-5188. Moase. On Sunday Jan. 6, 1985 the Malmont Farm Atoms travelled to Ux- bridge to play in a league game and came away with a very close 3-2 victory. In the first period Jason Cochrane opened the scoring with the assist going to Brad The second period saw the Green Machine fall behind as Uxbridge netted the next two goals. In the third period Jason Coch- rane tied the game with his second goal coming from Brad Moase. At 14:49 Chad Garvock netted what proved to be the winning goal "with the assist going to Jason Cochrane. 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