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N% $ 333 o FOES RS Sb ak SYA PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 12, 1980 -- 13 .Three top teams score lop-sided victories by Danny Millar Blackstock, Utica Farm $¥quipment, and C&B Live- stock all scored one-sided wins in Port Perry Broom- ball Association action Sun- 'day afternoon. : Blackstock controlled play against Emmerson Insur- ance and got goals from four different players in a 4-1 triumph. Rick Fawns, Dave Dalton, Gary Toutant, and Donnie Toutant scored for Blackstock while Charlie Dennis replied for the losers. Fawns scored 53 seconds into the game and the mark- er drew an enthusiastic response from the Black- stock bench and its vocal Port beats Pickering . by Don Steele The Port Perry Pearce Auctioneers played their first home game in the Lake- shore League last Friday night hosting the Pickering Hockey Association, After 30 minutes of hockey, Picker- #ing went home on the lower end of a 6-3 score. Port Perry opened the scoring in the first period at the 2:42 mark on an unassist- ed goal by Jeff Mills. Picker- ing came back 2% minutes later and evened the score at ne apiece. Then, Clair Cornish found the mark 58 seconds later on a fine effort with the assist going to Chris Legere. Port Perry struck early in the second period after a scramble in front of the Pickering net, Scott Menzies found an opening, with assists going to Clair Cornish and Brian Appelby. Jarett Harman scored next . at 2:21 on a fine passing play from Sean Bradbury and Danny Maw. Pickering scored once more in the period with 33 seconds remaining. Clair Cornish picked the top corner half way into the third period, as Port Perry con- tinued to dominate the play. Pickering was not out of the game however, and came back a minute later and beat goaltender Ryan LaRocca on the short side. With a minute remaining in the game Pick- ering-pulled their goaltender in' a desperate attempt to even the score. But, with 26 seconds remaining, Chris Legere passed ahead to Clair Cornish who found the open net and a hat trick. Final Score 6-3 in favour of the Auctioneers. } On Monday the team travels to Markham and then to Stouffville on Friday. Our next home game is on November 21 when the Petes come to town: Tough new laws will deter trespassing. supporters in the stands. It increased after Dalton scor- ed and again when Toutant netted a short-handed goal. Toutant's tally was a pictur- esque one. He stole the ball from defenceman Dave Giannini at his own blue line and then won a footrace to the opposite end of the rink, beating goalie Rick Arsenault. Emmerson retaliated while 'Fawns was still serving his penalty when Dennis shoved his own rebound past goaler Rick McLean. Blackstock got that power play goal back with one of its own after Dennis was nailed for tripping in the middle of the second period. Steve Hawes picked up his second assist of the game by passing from behind the net to Donnie Toutant wide open in the slot. Toutant did not miss from point blank range. There were several penal- ties handed out the rest of the game, as Blackstock totalled 11, four more than Emmer- son. The main event saw rugged Giannini in a brief = EEE a & t ® : or nearly 150 years Ontario has will take care for their own safety. had alaw making it an offence to A special system has been devised enter property where-entry is to allow you to easily indicate which poked. But now new legislation-- activities you will allow on your he Trespass to Property Act--has property. A sign naming or graphically ; toughened up the law to protect representing an activity (for example, & your rights. hiking) indicates that the activity is Trespassers can now be fined up to permitted. The same kind of sign with $1,000. In addition, they can be ordered an oblique stroke through it means to pay for damages they have caused. that you prohibit the activity. An important part of the legislation These new laws are part designates premises where entry is of a continuing program to prohibited without notice. These streamline our legislation. LJ include your gardens, orchards, By clarifying your rights, ol -vineyards, land under cultivation, they afford you greater woodlots and fencedland. ~~, protection from trespass ~~ Where notice must be given to and also reduce your prohibit entry, you may use red liability when you make markings on gates, trees or fences. land available for Yellow markings may be used to caution recreational purposes. " that only certain activities may be For full details, obtain permissible. It is the responsibility of the visitor to find out what you permit. LAND USED FOR RECREATION In the past, there was a great deal of confusion regarding your responsibility to people you allow on your land. ® Consequently many farmers and rural landholders would not allow recreationa activities on their properties. : Now another new act-- The Occupiers' Liability Act--reduces your responsi- bility. In a nutshell, the law assumes that those who take their recreation on * most rural land without paying a fee AOA) [ a copy of this free pamphlet. It's available at many supermarkets and liquor stores, or write to: Communications Branch Ministry of the Attorney General, 18 King Street East Toronto, Ontario M5C 1C5 Ministry of the Attorney -General Ontario Hon. R. Roy McMurtry Minister 5 NAT exchange with Blackstock's Gary Johnstone. Earlier Giannini nearly provoked a fight with Keith Dalton by grabbing him behind the head. : UTICA 4-0 Utica 'had it all over Larocque in taking a 4-0 shutout victory. They also spread their production around, getting singles from Mike Mitchell, Keith: Ellicott Mike Mole, and Aldon Smith. Standout netminder Don Card earned the shutout. Both teams were without key players but obviously it hurt Larocque more. They were missing top rearguard Charlie Durward, high scoring forward Kopie De Jong, and Barry McClure. Utica was without speedy Phil Kenton, who was injur- ed two weeks ago. Larocque had only two spare players on the bench, and one left early in the third period. Mitchell opened the scor- ing and Ellicott made it 2-0 with 4:28 to go on a five men to four manpower advantage with Richard Honey off for high brooming. Mole made it 3-0 with 4:57 left in the game when he broke -down the right-side: .and fired a hard, high shot into the opposite corner of the net past netminder Kevin Beer. Honey was off serving another sentence that allow- ed Utica its second power play goal. Smith did the damage by deflecting a long shot from the boards by Rick Lalonde. C&B 8-0 C&B scored the most lop sided win of the three games, hammering Brian's Towing 8-0, the second time this year they have whipped Brian's by eight goals. Rightwinger Bruce Wood- row played a strong game from that position as he scored twice. Ken Fraser and Robert Evans also had a pair while Ron Redman and Doug Scott put singles past overworked goalie Wayne Cox. Cox must have known he would be in for a long after- noon when left winger Evans. blasted a high shot into the "upper corner on the first shot in his direction, eight seconds after the ball had been dropped. ; Woodrow connected 2:40 'later on a routine set up from behind the net off the broom of Redman, Bob Vandevalk had the best chance of the game for the winless Brian's when he - stole the ball from backliner Ken Davidson at the Brian's line and had a break away stopped by Keith Fraser, Ken Fraser deflected a Mark Lee shot into the top of the net with 6:50 left and Evans banged in a low shot following a pass from Wood- row to give C&B a 4-0 lead before opening period came to a merciful close, Redman got the fifth score before Ken Fraser finalized two passed from Larry Page and Mark Lee by scoring from the front of the net. Lee had to catch the ball in the air and drop it to the ice before sending it over to his winger. Woodrow struck again at the 4:28 point of the last period by plugging away until he finally slipped in a rebound. Scott and Evans had taken earlier shots. ~Thethree wins fails to + change the three way log jam for first place, with - Utica, C&B and Blackstock each having lost only once. It is possible there will be a break in the ties next Sunday with play beginning at 4:00 p.m. - The friendly neighbour- hood exercise. cil (, _) } Walk a hock. Today. Herder-Brown Construction Ltd. EXCAVATING COTTAGE RAISING CUSTOM BUILT HOMES GENERAL REPAIRS PRE-FAB FIREPLACES Karl Herder Les Brown (705) 357-2228 BUS.: (416) 985-3885 RD) [ov Coron Conte PETROLEUM REQUIREMENTS GORDON A. PRENTICE PL VASY SPECIAL PACKAGE SHOP AND COMPARE OUR PRICE! Good Only until December 15th, 1980 ANY NEW CAR: Rustprotected & Shine &SeatGuard ......... *189. FACTORY TRAINED IT'S US. OR RUST. 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