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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, November 13, 1985 Eagles hit for three victories On Monday night, November 4th the Grant Menzies Eagles played Lakefield Midgets and won 6-3 Scoring for Port were Craig Menzies from Dave Burnett and Chris Cookman, Chris Lane from Lee Wilbur and Andy Sytsma, Greg Warriner assisted by Rob Baker, Derrick Dexter assisted by lee Wilbur, John Harman assisted by Scott Burke and rounding out the scoring were Greg Warriner from Lee Wilbur and Scott Burke John Moore played well in goal. On the following night the Eagles played Cobourg. a team they haven't beaten in the last 3 years, and came away with a 7 to 3 victory Having a big night for Port were John Harman and Lee Wilbur who had one of his better games by scor- ing 2 goals and setting up 2 more with his fine defensive plays and ag- gressiveness on the offence John Harman had an excellent game with his speed and aggressive play and came out with 2 goals. The scoring was as follows: Harman from Dave Culbert and Steve Durham, lee Wilbur assisted by Chris Cookman, John Harman assisted by Steve Durham, Lee Wilbur from Chris Cookman, Dave Burnett assisted by Lee Wilbur and Dave Culbert, Whip Warriner assisted by Craig Menzies and Dave Burnett and the last goal by Steve Durham assisted by Whip Warriner and Lee Wilbur. On Thursday night they played Oshawa Black Hawks and in one of the worst displays of sportsmanship and inadequate coaching on Oshawa"s part, the Eagles won 9 to 1 1 must say in this game the true character of the Eagles came through as Oshawa had over 100 minutes in penalties and Port only had 13 minutes This was not a hockey game as we know it, but more like a scene from Slap Shot. | was very proud of our teams coaching staff by the way they kept their cool and didn't get involved in any of Oshawa's dirty tactics. Doing the scoring for Port were Chris Lane with the hat trick, Craig Menzies with 2 goals, Lee Wilbur, Andy Sytsma and Derrick Dexter, and Rob Baker picking up singles. Getting assists were Dave Burnett with 3, Andy Sytsma had a big night with 4, Craig Menzies with 2, Scott Burke with 3 assists, Greg Warriner and Chris Cookman, John Harman picking up 1 each. Bill Eade played well in goal the few times he was tested. On Friday night the Eagles travelled to Stouffville where they were defeated 7 to 3 by a very good team Being without 3 of our regular players like Dave Culbert, Rob Baker and John Harman who has become the spark plug of this team, and Lee Wilbur going at 'y speed due to a freak accident at high school, with all of these guys back, we should give them a much better game the next time we meet. Scor- ing for the Eagles were Craig Men- zies assisted by Dave Burnett, Dave Burnett assisted by Brad Menzies and Derrick Dexter on a nice solo effort In case some of you fans are not familiar with the coaching staff, Doug Scott is back as coach; Glen McCoy and Todd Wilbur assistants and old faithful Hillis Wilbur as Manager. The Eagles are involved in a tournament this weekend at Port. They play Huntsville at 10 A.M. The following weeks they will be at Bancroft, Georgetown and Bowmanville for tournaments. Come out and support the Eagles and Minor Hockey Team Uniforms Trophies & Engraving GREAT BUYS FOR EARLY SANTA SHOPPERS! BOYS Reg to 139 95 Now *99.95 Red & White Nylon C. C. M. All Leather "KANGAROO TACKS" J AE "ARRIVING THIS WEEK" Port Perry Minor Hockey Jackets Full Range of Mens' and Boys Sizes MEN'S - Reg to 225 00 Now *159.95 Thermal Insulation 118 } QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-2839 VISA MASTERCARD AMERICAN EXPRESS ACCEPTED George Westfall (left) and David Stewart, reps with Hiram Walker Brands, point to Designated Driver lapel pin on Durham Police Chief Jon Jenkins. The Designated Driver pro- gram in Durham was launched last week at a news conference in Oshawa. It is designed to help curb drinking and driving (see story). Restaurant and tavern owners in Scugog Township will be asked in the near future to take part in the Designated Driver Program. Designated Driver aim to reduce drinking-driving The Designated Driver Program has been launched in Durham Region and the people at Hiram Walker are hoping it becomes a big hit with tavern owners and patrons alike. It's a program with one objective: reduce the number of drinking drivers on the roads and highways Sponsored by Hiram Walker Brands and backed by the Associa- tion of Police Chiefs in Canada and several anti drinking-driving organizations, this program will re- quire the co-operation of licenced establishments and their patrons Basically. it works hke this: When a group of people decide to go out for dinner or a party in a tavern, pub or restaurant, one member of the group volunteers to be the "designated driver for the evening That person will refrain from tak- ing any alcohohc beverages and then arrange to drive the rest of the group home or get them a cab or public transit For the designated driver. the licenced establishment will provide free non-alcoholic beverages throughout the evening Launched earlier this year by Hiram Walker Brands (the com: pany that makes Canadian Club whiskey and other spirits) the Designated Driver program has so far been adopted by over 1200 licenc ed establishments in Canada The company has spent about $200,000 1n advertising and promo tion of the program and 1s commit ted to spending another $1 mithon on the program over the next five years "We just don't want the people to drink and drive," said George Westfall, Hiram Walker sales rep for Durham Region at a news con- ference in Oshawa last Wednesday afternoon. Mr Westfall and Dave Stewart, who also works as a sales rep from the company in this area, will be ap- proaching tavern, restaurant and bar owners in Durham Region to get their co-operation for the program. The cost to the licenced establishments is nominal. If they agree to become a part of the pro- gram. they will pay $35 for a kit which includes a poster, lapel pins for the "designated driver and other promotional materials The establishments also agree to supp- ly the driver with non-alcohohc beverages on the house Mr Westfall expressed con- fidence that the owners of the establishments which sell alcoholic beverages will greet the program warmly "Everybody 1s concerned about the problems with drinking and driving." With this kind of program a group of people can go out, enjoy themselves get home safely," he said. Durham Region Police Chief Jon Jenkins, who was at the press con- ference last week, said it an "outstanding program, one that we endorse completely." He said this is the first program of its kind that has been officially backed by the Chiefs of Police Association Research Foundation in Canada Mr Westfall said that right now across Canada, licenced establishments are agreeing to join the programs at the rate of about 15 each day He said any owner or manager of a bar. restaurant or tavern In Durham Region can get more details or information on joining the program by calling 433-1317 In Oshawa THE GALLEY FISH & CHIPS 161 Queen Street, Port Perry - 985-8647 November is Fish & Seafood Month! Place your orders now for Shrimp, Scallops, Lobster, etc. for Christmas and New Year's. CLOSING SUNDAYS rox rm WINTER. 0" EN 6 DAYS A WEEK Mon to Thurs & Sat 11-7, Fn # MIDGET TOURNAMENT i a Eo a Gaal i cia ie Sm lla nd Si SCUGOG ARENA Sponsored by Coalition Acres. Raglan Doug & Muriel Coates, Prop 900 A Tage PORT PERRY SATURDAY, NOV. 16th god mm wee