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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" | | | The first game of the Peewee House League last Saturday was between Big V and Emiel's. This game would determine who would take over first place in the standings. There was no scoring in the first period as Ryan Fraser for Big V and Jon Chambers for Emiel's made some great saves in the nets. Wade Ritchie got things started for the Big V team as he banged away at the puck in front of the net to score unas- sisted. Chris Orr scored on a pass from Alex Wordley, then Alex and Chris set up Ken Ellis who one-timed it into the net. Wade made a nice pass to Steve Martin in front of the net to score with Ryan Hawkins pick- ing up the other assist on this one. Emiel's finnaly got on the scoreboard late in the third on a picture-perfect pass by David Bonser to Tim Wray who put it between the goaltender's legs. Big V would not give up and scored another goal with less than a minute to go. Goaltender Ryan Fraser dumped the puck into the corner to Jericoh Baron who passed it up to Alex to put it into the net. Jordan McKay played well in front of the net for Big V, apoil- ing some possible scoring chances and Nick Ostafichuk also played well on defence as he made some great passes to clear the puck out of the zone. Emiel's had strong games from Sean Fletcher who gets the Best Hustler award and Chad Lance who did well digging the puck Public skating extended Public skating at the Scugog Arena has been expanded. The program is now offered Thurs- day afternoons, 1-2 p.m. The cost is $2/adult. A $20 season pass is also available. Public skating also runs every Sunday, 3-4:15p.m. Shinney hockey runs every Monday and Wednesday morn- ing from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. This is ideal for shift workers or any- one wishing to participate in some great pick-up hockey. The cost is $3.50/person or $30 sea- son pass. For those interested in late night rentals, the arena cur- rently offers a Saturday night 11 p.m. to midnight slot and Sunday night from 11:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Please call 985-8698 for more information. 8-Ball league Uxbridge Stingers defeated the Port Perry Screaming Ea- les in a close game 119 to 114. t went right down to the last game to decide this one. In other action Uxbridge's B team defeated Port Perry Brew Crew. Next week we will have all stats on all teams and players. CARDS available PORT PERRY STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary St., Port Perry Phone: 985-7383 » Fax: 985-3708 out along the boards. Mark Sauter also had a strong game on forward. Tom Boyd played very well on defence, stifling a few scoring opportunities in front of the net. The second game of the day was between Scala and La- rocque and this game was full of great end-to-end rushes by both teams. Scott Cunningham had a hat trick as well as picking up two assists for the Scala team. Tyler Wootton picked up two goals and an assist while Troy Hazleton picked up the other goal for the green machine. Tom Baker, Murphy Irvine, Jeremy Hall and Jeremy Pare picked up the other assists. John Ba- con played well on forward as he led many rushes and made some excellent passes. Russell Brown gets the Good Hustler award for the Scala team. The defensive core of the two Jeremys and Matt Caldwell and Murphy Irvine played very well and stopped some good Peewee house league action shots 1n tront ot the goaltender Chris Thompson. Chris played very well in net, stopping the close range shots that were fired at him by Greg Bruton and Joel Phoenix of the La- rocque team. Peter McKitterick scored on a nice pass from Greg Bruton for the Larocque boys to get things started for them. Greg then scored from Peter and David Crouter. Other goals for the Larocque team went to Adam Brain from Ben Stephen- son and Gerard Painter and to Joel Phoenix who scored unas- sisted. John Sanders played very well for the Larocque team and the Good Hustler award goes to Ben Stephenson for his strong performance. Jamie Clarke played goal for the first time and did a very fine job. He stumped Tyler Wootton on a sure goal early in the game to let everyone know he was seri- ous about doing a good job. Fi- nal score of this close one was 6- 4 for Scala. Peewee House League (team standings as of Nov. 13) TEAM Ww Big V 0 1 2 1 Scala 5 Emiel's 3 2 Larocque 0 Novice house league action Van Camp 4 - Re/Max 2 Van Camp came up the win- ner in this match with Re/Max. Scoring for the winners were Chris McKitterick with a pair, Teddy Howarth a single plus an assist, Joey Lane with a goal and two assists and Paul Phil- lips with one assist. Tyler Webb in net for Van Camp made many terrific saves. Goal scor- ers for Re/Max were Stuart Co- chrane and Devon" Ferguson. Daryl Copithorn worked hard in net for Re/Max. ) Port PerryPrinters1}] -Haugens 1 T PTS 10 The Printers came out togeth- er as a team and outmatched and outplayed Haugens. Port Perry Printers goal scorers were: Derek Bond with a hat trick, Pat Lewis with four goals and two assists, Jonathan Breen, Ryan May, Devon How- sam and Collin Holditch each with a goal. Assists were credit- ed to Ryan May, Greg Hunter, Gary Garratt, Luke Pilkey and Collin Holditch. Mark Lott was the netminder for the Printers. The lone goal for Haugens was scored by Travis Black, with the assist going to Justin Shinn. "Condessa' takes only 3 weeks High Alcohol Kits * Amaretto e Aniseed Mist e Apricot Brandy ® Whisky Liqueur Cherry Brandy e Coffee Rum' Coconut Rum e Peach Schnapps * Gin * Creme de Menthe * Orange Liqueur e Blue Curacao Make Your Christmas Wine before November 23 4 WEEK WINE KITS 24 Different White Wines - 22 Different Red Wines Just in time for Christmas Over 70 Beer Recipes to choose from COME ONIN, OR CALL MAKE YOUR BEER IN 2 WEEKS SAVE SSS - MAKE YOUR OWN Experienced Staff to Help You! 159 Casimir St., Port Perry HOURS: Monday to Friday 10 AM - 9 PM, Saturday 104 PM 985-4352 Port Perry High School's Athletic Council hosted a craft show and sale on Saturday at the school. The sale included a number of vendors including the council's. Shown are council members Misty Garvock, Erin Hassall, Jill Criscione and An- drea Rudy. The Regional Municipality of Durham PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Planning Committee has received AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes an 18 hole golf course within the site indicated on the map below. O) DURHAM PORT TOWNSHIP N PERRY Uo TT In SV ww In order to assist in the evaluation of this amendment application, the public is invited to provide input by way of submission to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, located at Box 623, 1615 Dundas Street East, 4th floor, Lang Tower, West Building, Whitby Mall, Ontario LIN 6A3 or by calling Anna De Faria at (905) 728-7731 (Whitby Line) (416) 686-1651 (Toronto Line). Submissions should be submitted to the Commissioner of Planning at the above noted address as soon as possible. To assist in the review of this amendment application, receipt prior to Friday, December 17, 1993 is appreciated. Please include your address and telephone number and file number identified below in any submission. FILE NO: OPA 93-012 Gerri-Lynn O'Connor Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.L.P. Commissioner of Planning PPHS Athletic Council