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"A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 9, 1997 - 23 SPORTS Aces shut down Clippers 4-0 From Page 22 Healey and Rick Sakanashi which would turn out to be a very up and down game. Dave Milton then scored the Hawks second goal from Dave Burnett. The Wolves then responded with Jim Menzies scoring from Mark Goreski. The Hawks then answered back with Todd Haley from Ray Gibson. Jim Menzies and Bill Bridge then each scored for the Wolves with assists to Jim Menzies, Bill Bridge and Mark Goreski. With the score 3- 3, Dave Burnett and Dave Milton scored for the Hawks to put them up 5- 3. Assists went to Scott Heard and Bob Partington. Harrison Fuels Flames 5 Monsma Electric Chargers 5 This game was all Flames in the early going with them scoring three goals in the first period and a half. They were scored by Larry Pilkey, Steve Groves and Doug Bronson. Assists went to Brian Pomeroy, Steve Groves, Larry Pilkey, Jim Beatty and Todd Wilbur. At the start of the third the Chargers came out on fire scoring three quick goals to tie the hockey game. They were scored by Jeff Card, Mike McQuade, and Bob Collins. Assists went to Mike McQuade, Dean Smith, Jack Monsma and Steve Connors. With 4:17 remaining in the third Brian Samis found the back of the net with an assist to Doug Bronson. Steve Connors then tied up the game with helpers from Jeff Card and Jack Monsma. But again, the Flames took the lead com- pliments of Larry Pilkey from Todd Wilbur. But the Chargers just did not give up. With only three seconds to go in the game Jeff Card scored from Mike McQuade and Willie Edwards to leave the game in a tie. Van and Truck World Sharks 3 Compton Cable Comets 3 Mike Ayers led the way for the Comets when he came out to score two early goals assisted by Ron Modacks set to battle Colborne during annual Christmas match From Page 22 match. The Hawks were 6-4 winners over the ModJacks Nov. 1in a game played in Colborne. Aside from the fact the ModJacks should come up with a good effort against the Hawks as they know that wins are absolutely crucial at this stage of the season, this coming Sunday is the annual Christmas Night. Santa Claus will be on hand to greet the young- sters and there will be lots of lucky draws for nice gifts for adults and children. - Faceoff is 7:00 p.m. and the ModJacks invite the entire family to come out to the game to see Junior C Hockey and get in the festive spirit. Cheer on the ModJacks this Sunday at 7 p.m. Caitlin Hanford artette iti" ve Christmas Tour Cindy Church Gwen Swick Sylvia Tyson mitricate embroidery - Mackoans SHOWPLACE PETERBOROUGH" Mon., Dec. 15 - 8pm Reserved Seating $21.50 (GST inlcuded, plus facility charge) Box Office: 742-7469 (12-5, Mon.-Fri; 12-4 Sat.) p THIS MONDAY! ¢ A Shantero Production Compton, Darcy Milligan (two) and Jett Johnstone. Wayne Fox then found the back of the net for the Sharks with assists to Keo Kinnunen and John Vaz. Mike Ayers then topped off his hat trick with assists to Darcy Milligan and Bill Foote. The Sharks then scored two more goals to tie the game by Wayne Fox and Jay Adam with assists to Keijo Kinnunen, Tom Barnes, Rick McJanet and Mike Adam. Cedar Creek Clippers 0 Taylor Fuels Aces 4 Sunday morning hock- ey games don't get much better than this as we saw the number one and num- ber two teams square off. Jarrett Harman led the CHRIS HALL / PORT PERRY STAR MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP: A group of Uxbridge-area men picked up the "A" way for the Aces scoring tjtle at the Scugog Lumber - Taylor Insurance two-day cash bonspiel on three goals. Assists on Sunday. Walking away winners were, from left, Gary Grant, skip' Barry Acton, Harman's goals went to Third; Randy Grant, Second; and Jim Chilvers, Lead. Ken Davidson (two, Mark Pehlemann, Karl Durham and Wayne Lown. The other Aces goal was scored by Ivan Geer from Jarrett Sport To H d Karl R 2 Durham. Wayne Lown eport 2 played well for the Aces between the pipes to earn 085-3 708 the shutout. ONE STOP SHOPPING EES HJC/THH / SURE CanadianMade gd B-1aled%) Tel o [oN @ fel dT pe ol [0] (0 Baffin Boots/Moon Boots e Yamaha Snowmobiles BE NEE RERS TA SW NAA * Motorcycles- Street & Dirt 1a ll 211 /CW-No oF: 10=] Fox °¢ / Shift ®® / AXO 8 Dirt Bike Helmets/Motocross Boots ONE STOP SHOPPING Clearance Room 26 years in Business Durham Rd. 57 - 6km south of 7A a [IV IE=T NY [eTa BAVA" Te MES FRC {O R00) Thurs.-Fri. 8:30-8:00; Sat. 9-5 CO EL RV ys Township of Scugog Council Appointments For the Term 1998-1999-2000 The Council of the Township of Scugog invites applications from members of the public who are qualified electors in the Township of Scugog (with the exception of youth applicants for the Scugog Youth Advisory Board) who wish to have their names considered for appointment to one of the various Agencies, Boards, Commissions and Committees. Any person interested in offering their services and would accept appointment to fill one of the vacancies are invited to submit their name, together with a brief resume, to the undersigned by 11:00am Friday, December 19, 1997. PLEASE NOTE that the present members of Boards, Commissions and Committees with expired terms, are eligible for reappointment provided they express an interest in writing. The term of office is three (3) years and the vacancies are as follows: Blackstock Recreation Complex Committee - 5 members Committee of Adjustment/Property Standards Committee - 3 members Durham Region Tourist Association - 1 member Durham Region Land Division Committee - 1 member Fenceviewers - 5 members (on call as required to arbitrate line fence disputes) Scugog Memorial Public Library Board - 5 members Scugog Hydro Electric Commission - 4 members (3 from Port Perry, 1 from surrounding area) Scugog Youth Advisory Board - 9 members (2 adult, 7 Youth ages 13-18) Earl S. Cuddie, Administrator-Clerk Township of Scugog Clerk's Department 208 North St., Box 780, Port Perry Ontario LOL 1A7 (905) 985-7346