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F 4) wp 16 -- Scugog Citizen wp 16 -- Scugog Citizen Wednesday, a 16, 1991 c & 'CHS Chargers hopi Peter Fawcett is hoping this is the year the Cartwright High School Chargers make some moves: in the dough Durham Secondary - School Hockey League. Wins have been hard to 'come by for the Chargers, now entering their 4th season in this Icague. Last year, they managed just one victory in league play. Mr. Fawcett, who is psincipal at CHS, told the Citizen last week he's looking forward to the up- coming season, He has several players in the line-up who, play OMHA "rep" hockey in Port Perry and several others are mow in their senior grades'after starting with the team four scasons ago. "These players now have the size and are getting more compet- itive," he said in an interview after a practice session at the Manvers Arena where the Chargers. play their "home" games. - And while he is cautiously optimistic the team will put a few wins together, he said the top squads in the 13-tcam loop remain very formidable opposi- tion. In factg he said tcams from Eastdale, Donovan and Dunbarton are comparable in skill and ability 10 OHA Junior B squads. High school hockey in Durham seems to catching.on in a big way. The League was formed seven years ago with six teams. Now there are 13, including, for the first time, an' entry, from Port Perry High School. All cams will make the play- offs with the top six in an A Division and the others in a B Division to make things a bit more equitable. ' Mr. Fawcett said the skill lev- els in the-League are very high #with the emphasis on skating. The fact that there is no centre red line (except for icings) really helps to open the game up as it does away with those play-stopping two line passes. . The teams play full contact, but under strict rules. A fight will cost a player a four-game suspen- sion. Two fights in the season means banishment for the rest of the year. And any player who takes three minor penalties for any reason in a game is altomati- cally out of that game. Each team plays a 13-game regular schedule with pre-season and playoff games as well, And for the Chargers, there are three tournaments planned before Christmas. They'll be at Sir Sandford Fleming land Ajax next. month and in Newcastle in December, all against collegiate opposition. Players who are on JuniorB or C cards or with OMHA teams at the AAA level are not eligible for high school hockey, he said. The Chargers will open the regular season November 25 on the road against Donovan, and their first "home" game is November 27 when they host Henry Street at Manvé¥ggArena with face off at 2:30 PM. In the meantime, they have eight exhibition tilts scheduled with O'Neill at Manvers today (Oct. 16) and Mr. Fawcett's for- mer team from Henry Street in Manvers on October 23. Face off is 2:30 PM. Helping opt behind the bench 7 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM BD DURHAM "AERIAL SPRAY The Regional Municipality of Durham and the County of Northumberland have agreed to jointly co-ordinate a Gypsy Moth Aerial Spray Program in conjunction with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources to help control the infestation of the gypsy moth pest. The gypsy moth is one of the most serious deloliating pests of hardwood stands in Southern "GYPSY MOTH PROGRAM - caterpillar. house at the Ontario. In order to quality for the 1992 program the minimum area is 10 acres of vulnerable forest area, which is subject io a pre-spray Landowners may to meet the minimum req The biological i ide Bacillus is (Bl) is sprayed twice in the spring to help protect the trees from damage caused by the gypsy moth Anyone interested in learning more about the program is welcome to atfend an open mapville Recreation Complex on October 16, 1991 between 6:00 PM and 9:00 PM or at the Uxbridge Library on October. 17, 1991 between 7:00 PM and 9:00 { PM. For more information of to obtain an application for the 1992 program please contact bu. Lorraine Norris, Gypsy Moth Co-ordinator, Ganaraska Box 328, Port Hope, Ontario, L1A 3W4, (416) 885-8173. Region Conservation Authority, PO. , " 00000 ff youare a to $5000 (¢ may not-have HOMEOWNERS po You QuaLIFY FoR $5000 ASSISTANCE FOR HOME REPAIRS? income homeowner, you may beefigible for Up repairing youshome or make it accessible 10 a Funds are made available through CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION We are now processing applications for the 1991 budget allocation. If you require financial assistance in repaiing your home, please contact to be repaid) to assist you i person. COLETTE GRANT ENTERPRISES 1500 503-7207 ing to make some moves . - Members of the Chargers get together for an Fawcett, wi from left, Blaine Slosp 'and Eric Informal photo after practise last week at the Fletcher. er Manvers Arena. The team Is coached by P this season are Eric Fletcher and Blane Sleep. Players must supply all their own equipment (except for the sweaters) and pay $50 per year to play. That doesn't cover expenses and during the year, raising activities to help off-set the cost of ice time. Mr. Fawcett said this year he will be able 10 ice a full team each + time out (three lines, five defense and two goalies) Last year, the hurt them in the latter stages of several games when they "just ran out of gas." And this is one more reason a¥hy the coach is looking forward to the action with a sense of opti- players get involved with fund- Sub was short-staffed and this mism. 'Sniper' Steve in the top 10° Steve Calder has moved into the "elite" top ten in scoring in the Scugog Mens Hockey League. . Steve "the Sniper" fired a goal and assisted - on another as Crandells won their 5th straight Sunday moming with a 4-2 victe- ry over Andersons. "The Sniper" wasn't thé only guy with a hot hand for Crandells, as Ken Jeffrey had a goal and two _ assists. Singles went to Rick Olaisen and Chris Brain. Olaisen, Donovan Smith and Ritchie LeFort had assists in this one. For Andersons, Bill Haynes from Glen Hudson and 'Rick Sheehey [from Haynes and Carl Durward did the scoring. In other-attion, Sportsland romped to an easy 5-2 victory over J and D Carpentry with Billy" Bridge gathering four points on two goals and two assists. Dave Bourgeois had two goals and an assist with. 'Scott Davis netting fe final marker. * Ken Little, Ron Hogeboom, and Keijo Kinnunen all helped the cause with two assists and Tom Patton chipped in with a single. Dave Milton fired both markers in a losing cause with Fred Moffatt getting two helpers and Don Hockley a single. Fitzgeralds showed up with just cight skaters, but it didn't seem to do thém any harm as they zipped 10 a 4-1 win over Comptons. Ken Smart clicked for two and added an assist with Reg Templeman and Henry Forderer rounding out the scoring with a 'goal and"assist each. Bruce Smith had two helpers and so did Doug Bronson for the short-staffed guys. . Rick Hope from Russ Connelly. and Bob Beveridge was all the scoring from the Compton gang that morning. 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Randy Prosser and Brian Norton did the scoring for Nortons in this one with assists to Zaparanuik,, Dave*Dickson Prosser. +4 PPHS ames Here's a list of up-coming sports for Port Perry High School teams starting today (Oct. 16) as the Senior Rebels host Central in soccer action starting at 3:30 PM." On October 17, there are two girls the opposition at 2:30 and Uxbridge at 4:30. And there is plenty of volloy- soccer teams are at McLaughlin * for games at 2:30 (senior) and 3:45 PM. And the Junior boys vollebyall team will be at a tournament at Henry Street HS in Whitby and the Midgets will be at. Anderson Collegiate. Next Monday, the Port girls will host Austen in basketball action with the Juniors and Midgets in action. And the boys volleyball team will be in Austen for a 3:30 start. \ In recent action, all three girls ~ basketball teams won games over Pereyma. The closest maich was the senior contest with the margin being nine points. The girls field hockey * team enjoyed success with 'T-0 wins over Donevan and Anderson, 'The Junior and Senior boys soc- cer teams went down to defeat at the hands of Austen teams by scores of 40 and 80.