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Laird named Hockey President o Grant Laird has been re- ed to another term as esident of the Port Perry Minor Hockey held its annual meeting at the Kipsmen Hall in Port Perry. About 26 people turned out for the meeting, which unlike other years, was low key and routine. Other members of the tive elected Sunday Gary Geer (left) recelved a coveted 2 mstyberahip in Port Perry Minor Hockey. With Gary are Doug Scott who was honoured for his 20 years Goaching, and at right Shawn Larocque MVP for the Juveniles. The awards were made at Minor Hockey Banquet on Saturday. " Mike Jeff Vernon and Kyle Simms (front) shared award for Midget 2 most Improved player. At back are Greg Rankin MVP Midget C, and Mark Cosway for Midget 2. "In his address to the meeting, Mr. Laird said there are a J evening include Dave Bourgeois as vice president development and Wendy Bourgeois as vice president of operations. Mrs. Bourgeois takes over from Bernie McEnaney who stepped down from that position. Richard Farrington was elected secretary freasurer for the coming year. That position has been vacant since the untimely death last February of Bill Broadworth, + The following were named to the Board of Directors and will be assigned specific duties prior to the start of the hockey season in September. Dave Ballingall, Teresa Phillips, Cathy Prechitko, Steve Lee, McQuade, Dale McQuade, Peter Christie, John McMaster, Gord Jones, Jim Duncan, Allyne Jones, Linda Ashton, Bill Van Camp and Al Goreski. 7 Prizes look for fun& fitness yscratch & win) game cards lin every specially, marked Konica 3. packs of 100 or, 200 speed film for, a chance to win instantly! Prizes to be won: Lhe rd Konica couple of issues the organization will be watchi closely ovey the next few months. The ffrat involves player insurance. The CAHA is trying to increase the cost from $5 to $20 per player the OMHA has indica hold the cost at about $5. Mr. Laird said the ine: issue may be clear by the ti the OMHA holds its annual meeting in June. If the cost ~ goes up to $20, this probably will have to be passed along with an increase in registration fees in September. The other issue is whether Port Perry will remain as BB Hoan finals (Novice, Pee Wee and idget 1) "Alin all, it-was a season that we can be proud of," he said However, he went of, all bers of the organi were saddened by the deaths of , tregaurer Bill Broadworth in , Brad Fraser in April Sluggett last June. orial trophies in their es were presented at the inor Hockey Awards banquet held Saturday afternoon. The Broadworth Memorial goes to, the champion team in the Atom H.L; the Fraser Memorial to the Pee Wee H.L. centre or get "b d up" to an A centre for rep teams and OMHA playdowns. Mry, Laird said he is not opposed to Port Perry being designated as an A centre as there are other communities at this level such as Stouffville, Cobourg and Lindsay that provide competition for ort Perry. He noted that last season there were just eight BB centres in the province. Commenting on the hockey season just Tompleted, Mr. Laird said there were many positive aspects including solid registration at the higher age Igvels (midget and juvenile) champi team; and the Turn to page 26 [8 ITC Ih £STVI SST TES ord "ROSES ' $21.00 and the fact that three te advanced as far as the On E Floral & Gift Shop 209 MARY ST., PORT PERRY (across from 985-9360 D8uysnme ARMS 189 NORTH ST., PORT PERRY 985-1323 15¢ Wing Night Every Tuesday starting 5 PM $5.95 Fish & Shige Bvaty Wednasday Al Day BALL TEAM S "OPEN MIXED DARTS TOURNAMENT, Monday, June 7th at 7:30 PM ~ Sie Sime Sale Come and take" advantage of » A) RALEIGH mountain bikes. o A) SPALDING baseball gloves. D of BROOKS S500 paies ot m0 USED TIRES trom $20.00 INSTALLED AND BALANCED mor Uniroyal, BF Goodrich, Hi VAN HEMMEN Bi ERE S & SALES RJM photographic 985-8821 60 WATER ST., PORT.PERRY "lh ~