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PORT PERRY STAR -- Toesday, Feb. 5, 1985 -- 25 OFA protests MNR evaluation of wetlands The Ontario Federa- tion of Agriculture (OFA) is encouraging farmers not to let representatives from the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) enter their property to conduct wetlands evaluations. -*"The OFA recognizes the value of wetlands and the need to protect them, "but we're worried that MNR's approach puts too much burden on the farmers and the municipalities," Jack Wilkinson, OF A's second vice-president and dst past representative the Ontario Conservation Council, said from his farm in Camlachie Jan. 22. MNR is in the final stages of developing a wetland policy. It is pro- "posing to classify all. - wetlands according to a recently developed evaluation system and to Pour all municipalities wetlands in their Official Plans and zoning by-laws. "The OFA has been negotiating. with MNR for years," Wilkinson said, 'but we still don't have straight answers on what the proposals mean Pee Wees in the final On Jan. 28th Port Perry Legionaires travelled to Uxbridge for their final meeting of the Round Robin series. Port emerged from a rather slow, penalty fill- ed game with an 8-2 vic- tory. Uxbridge scored first but then Clair Cor- nish scored two unassisted goals. Ux- bridge scored again then Port took it away with goals going to Clair Cor- nish who got 4 more; Jar- ret Harman 1 goal and Midget B's draw a blank The Canadian Tire Midget 2's played in their second tournament of the season on Jan. 26 in Manvers. The opening game was against the Oshawa Red Wings who defeated the Port Perry squad 4-0. Port had many scoring opportunities but luck was against them. Steve Whalen played in net for Port. Next game was against Omemee. The Canadian Tire team played excellent hockey the first period, scoring three unanswered goals; Brian Appleby 1 goal. Assists went "to Chris Legere 1, Eric Grosvenor 1 assists, Mike Feasby 1 assist and Jarret Harman 1 assists. Port Perry. vs Bowmanville On Friday Feb. 1 the Port Perry Legionaires hosted Bowmanville in the last game of the Round Robin series. Port walked all over Bowmanville in beating them 8-0. The scorers for Port were: Clair Cornish Jay Van Camp with 2 and Willie Edwards with a single. Assists went to Mike Gibson with two while Tim Maw and Blair Phillips each had one. Omemee scored once in the second period and again. early in the third period but Danny Vernon fired a beautiful shot from the point on a pass from Karl Durham for another goal to hold the lead more strongly. Omemee replied once but Port Perry held them down and defeated them 4-3 to advance to the con- 5 goals, Jarret Harman 2 goals, and Eric Grosvenor 1 goal, 1 assist, Sean Bradbury 1 assist, Brian Appleby 2 | assists, Jan Heyes 2 assists and Chris Legere 1 assist. Port now goes into a best of three series with Uxbridge, the 1st game in Uxbridge at 7:30 on Tuesday, Feb. 5th. The second game is in Port Perry on Friday, Feb. 8th at 9:00 P.M. solation playoffs. Steve Langille made many ex- cellent saves \as netminder. The final game saw tha Canadian Tire team against Sacred Hearts. Port worked hard but just couldn't seem to get on - the scoreboard although they held the opposing team down to one goal each period. Final score was 3-0 for Sacred Hearts. Playoffs begin Wed. Jan. 30 at home against Fenelon Falls. At tournament in Bewdley Clock robs Bandits The 'Bandits' hockey team travelled to Bewdley on Jan. 25-26 for the second annual Bewdley Goodtimers Hockey Tournament. The Bandits played a team from Cobourg on Friday night and came up with a big game and easily defeated them by a score of 9-2. Scoring for the Bandits was Fox 3, Samis 2, Jobb 2, Curran 1, Taylor 1, with assists going to LeFort 3, Jobb 3, Curran 2, Lycett 2, B. Norton 2, Adam 2, Wilbur 2, and Taylor 1. Ritchie LeFort won the MVP for . this game with his ex- cellent offensive and defensive style of hockey. The Bandits second game was at the early hours of Saturday morn- ing against a team from Lindsay. Lindsay was obviously awake and hungry as they opened up a 4-0 lead before the Bandits knew what hap- pened. When they did wake up it showed because within 1 period the Bandits scored 9 times giving them a 9-4 come from behind win. Scoring for the Bandits in game were Jobb 4, Fox 3, Taylor 1 and Prosser 1. With assists going to Lefort 4, Curran 3, Jobb 1, Prosser 1, Adam 1, Lycett 1 and B. Norton 1. Once again Don Card played very well in net for the Bandits. The Ban- dits 3rd game was the most important game for them of the tournament as they had to win to make the "A" Cham- pionship final. All the Bandits were up for this one as this has been' they're best tournament since Lake Placid last year. Canada Wire from Leaside, Toronto was the Bandits opposition in this contest. Brian Samis opened the scoring for the Bandits and then Canada Wire tied the score with anice goal. Ritchie LeFort then tallied for the Bandits on a nice play from Tim Kane. Canada Wire scored thirty-five seconds into the second period with a quick goal to tie the score again. Well it was end to end hockey for the twenty minutes with outstanding goaltending from both Port's goalie and Leaside's goalie. With only 4 minutes left Canada Wire took a penalty and with no stop time the clock just kep ticking away and by the time play resumed there was only 2 minutes left to play. When play got underway Bandits pulled their goalie giving them a two man advantage, but Canada Wire took another penalty and the player threw his stick at the ref and with this go- ing on the elock ran out and the score stayed at 2-2, this knocking the Bandits out of the tournament. Oh well, maybe next year. The tournament will have to stop time in the last few minutes when a game is so close and cruical. The Bandits' next tournament is in Newcastle on Feb. 16 with the Bandits first game at 11:00 a.m. Come on out and support the team. Ritchie LeFort was named the M.V.P. ~ for individual lan- downers. It may well make plans for the new uniforms, set up Tour- naments and a referee's clinic and to discuss Field Maintainence. A major priority for the new Executive will be to improve the quali- ty of Soccer in the boys' division age 12-14. In order to maintain the in- terest of that age group the club is considering either a select travelling team or combining with other recreational clubs to ensure competitive games. The date for the Scugog Youth Soccer Club Invitational Tour- nament has already been set and will be held August 10th and 11th. ew President Bob Er- 'Craig Menzies assisted DD BEAMS pense. Or if a landowner wants to develop part of mean that farmers won't his property which has be able todeveloporim- been designated a prove: their own land." wetland, he will have to - For example, he said, seek an amendment to if farmers want to use the municipality's Of- wetlands as an outlet for fical Plan. If the wetland municipal is a significant one, MNR | drainageworks, it's like- may intervene to protect ly they'll have toseal the it or have restrictions drain at their own ex- placed on its Soccer club plans exciting 85 season The new Scugog Youth vine aided by vice- Soccer Club Executive president Harry Tripp have met twice sincethe and past president Alf Annual General Meeting Huggins plan on making held November 9inorder the 1985 Soccer season a to arrange for registra- happy hin ewer ponsorships, one fo on, ai) hips, club members. If you have any sug- gestions, comments or complaints, please con- tact any of your Ex- ecutive members. development. have to be borne by the "These costs and landowner," Wilkinson delays will probably said. Port Bunnies get the cheers "by Mark Kendall Saturday February 2 . saw Port Bunnies host a team of bunnies from Woodville and pro- ceeded to take charge of the game and ended up winning eleven to five. A large crowd of proud parents, grandparents and a various assort- ment of aunts and uncles came out to cheer these little girls on. They put on a great show much to the delight of all the spectators. Scoring for Port Perry saw Port's "Little Dynamo' Amy Parlia- ment with 8 goals and . two assists; Jennifer Morden 2 goals, one assist and Tanya Towns one goal and two assists. The playmakers for the day were Vicki Stainton, Melissa Robinson, Angela Wierzbicki each with three assists, Kim with two assists each. These little girls are go- ing to be the ones to keep Ringette aliveand well in + 'Port Perry. They are progressing well with their skating skills. Keep up the good work, girls. Eagles lose 5-3 by Hillis Wilbur The Grant Menzies Eagles opened their playoffs with Uxbridge Sunday night and lost 5-3. The Eagles opened the - scoring on a goal by Jim White assisted by Greg Warriner and Lee Wilbur. Uxbridge came back to make it a tie game. The Eagles went up 3 to 1 on goals by by Dave Burnett. Lee Wilbur scored a nice goal on a backhand shot assisted by Greg War- riner and Andy Sytsma. In the second and third periods, the Eagles seemed to just run out of gas and Uxbridge took control of the game and deserved the win. The Eagles are going to have to play aggressive and disciplined hackey if they "playoff drive. hope to beat Uxbridge - and they are capable of doing just that. The next game is in Port Monday night Feb. 4 with a return game in Uxbridge Sunday, Feb. 10th at 7 P.M. and back in Port Monday, Feb. 11th at 8 p.m. Come out and support the Eagles in their "ATA LIGHT PRICE When the headlights on your GM car or light trick go, come in and replace them with genuine GM sealed beam headlights. They're your guarantee that you're buying the very best for your GM car or light truck. 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