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WALA AE ee) f Members of the 1976-77 Beare Motors Bantam hockey team were honoured by Scugog Township with the presentation May 8 of individual plaques. The team" with coach Doug Scott and manager Don i Tae. Wa % 3 oN Gs Phinney were 1976-77 O.M. H.A. "CC" champions, and the presentations in recognition of this accomplish- ment were made by Mayor Lawrence Malcolm and councillor Jerry Taylor. Ball hockey action at Arena The first game of last week's ball hockey action saw McQuades team dump the Flames 7-3. McQuades team opened the scoring at the 1:00 mark on a goal by Stu Cochrane, unassisted. The Flames tied it up on a goal by Tim Bower assisted by Rick Cross and THE LINDSAY ASSOCIATION invite you to our "HORSEMEN'S HORSE SHOWS at the LITTLE BRITAIN COMMUNITY CENTRE Sundays - May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, September 17. Plus money added Stake Classes Shows commencing at 10a.m. INFORMATION PHONE 705-786-2644 Port Perry Shirley Rd. Simcoe St. Oshawa' wi Cl rh SA) SUMMERLEA GOLF COURSE Dwight Bronson. With three minutes to go in the first frame, Stu Cochrane scored -his second, assisted by Kevin Martens. Then Jay Williams scored assisted by Mark Lee and Scott Wilbur. This made it 3-1 at the end of one. McQuades team opened the scoring in the second -stanza on a goal by Phil Cochrane, assisted by Mike McQuade and Rob Evans. The Flames got a goal by Randy Knight assisted by Cross and Dale McQuade closing the gap to, 4-2. McQuades team scored with 6 seconds to go on Phil Cochrane's second of the night, assisted by Mike Mc- Quade. In the third period, Mike McQuade scored from P. Cochrane and Evans making the score 6-2. The gap was increased to 7-2 on Phil Cochranes third of the even- ing assisted by Bill Owen and Scott Wilbur. Rick Cross got an unassisted goal in the final minute making the final score 7-3 in favour of McQuades team. McQuades Special Spring Offer GOLF - SUMMERLEA GOLF CLUB 985-2760 2 for Bring this ad any Weekday and Pay ONE FEE FOR TWO PLAYERS TOURNAMENT DATES AVAILABLE Memberships for as low as $100. per year. (Offer expires May 31st, 1978) team took 12 minutes while the Flames took 15. The second game was a real humdinger as the Aztecs tied Scott's team 3-3. Scotts team got an unassis- ted goal-by Franssen to jump ahead 1-0 at 14:30. The Aztecs then took the lead on two quick goals. One by Paul Beare assisted by Sean Tay- lor and one by Ian McGarvie assisted by Terry Henderson and P. Beare. Scotts team tied the score at the 5:30 mark on a goal by Dean . Beare assisted by Wink St. John and Bruce Smith. Scotts team took the lead at the 9:00 minute mark on a goal by Wink St. John assist- ed by Dean Beare. The Aztecs tied the score in the same period on a goal by Terry Henderson, assisted by Ian McGarvie. The Third period provided lots of hard running action but no goals. The final score, 3-3. Scotts team took 6 minutes in pen- alties while the Aztecs took none. Check your schedules, Ball Hockey fans, as the Aztecs play host to the Flames at 7:00 and McQuades team meets Scotts at 8:15. Trentway Tours Specialists in Motorcoach Travel for 13 years! offers for... Spring, Summer and Fall Large Choice of Tours with interesting itinerary from 3 to 23 days in length for FREE FULL COLOUR TOUR BOOK, contact: NONQUON TRAVEL 985-2336 ' > - A PEPER SER al A ER A TR TL aL Ly FIED HAAR BL RL BARTON NOR 10 « wn Aa all RIERA RRA Soccer season opens Monday, May 22 The Durham Board of Education will issue permits for use of the playing fields at R. H. Cornish and Prince Albert elementary schools by the minor soccer associ- ation in Port Perry this summer. However, permission to use the field at Port Perry High School for soccer league games three times a week this summer could depend on whether Scugog Township decides to enter into an agreement with the Board of Education for repairs and restoration of the field at the end of the summer. : ~ Durham Board of Edu- cation chairman Yvonne Christie said that a letter has been sent to the Township with a copy of a trial agree- ment the Board has worked out with. the municipality of Ajax for use of the school field during the summer months and for their restor- NA ation. The Board already has similar agreements with Oshawa, Uxbridge and Pickering. The Board feels there should be financial respons- ibility for the care and restoration of high school fields when they are used by the general public for non- school activities during the summer months. The soccer association has scheduled its first league exhibition game for the high school field in Port Perry on May 22. The letter from the Board of Education outlining the agreement and require- ments was mailed out to the municipality last week, and will likely be included in the agenda when holds its regular meeting May 23. The soccer association will use the field at Prince Albert School for practices and Squirt league games will be held at Cornish School. (Ziebart Genuine Ziebart Process Port Perry ~ Auto-Truck RUSTPROOFING HWY. 12 & 7A - PORT PERRY, ONT. 985-8631 Call: Swim this Summer in a SE ad ly SCOTT'S CONVERTIBLE POOL SPECIAL? 16' x 32' Pool completely installed with cement hard bottom, 30 mil. vinyl liner ONLY 4500. Price includes: Filter, Vacuum Equipment, 6 Diving Board & 3 Step Ladder. During our 7 years in the pool business, we have satisfactorily served many area customers. SCOTT HICKLING 852:3411 the council _