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| 22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 1, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ------ SProrTs Van, Truck World, BCA battle to a draw From Page 21 their hat trick for Cedar Creek in the third frame was Derek Fitzgerald as he converted after receiv- ing nice passes from Mike Gilmour and Duane Empringham to close out the scoring in this offen- sive game that was won by Cedar Creek Contracting. Harrison Fuels 5 Taylor Fuels 3 The second game of the day was a penalty filled matchup between Harrison Fuels and Taylor Fuels and the decision went to Harrison Fuels as they pulled out a 5-3 vic- tory. WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS Energy efficient windows reduce draft & increase warmth. Alcan vinyl & aluminum windows. Siding Products S11) [¢] 3 Re G3) Ltd. Sales and Installation of Gold Club Doors * Windows * Troughs ¢ Additions * Solariums Reach Industrial Park - Reg. 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Day of December to the 1st. day of April, A Police Officer, or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed for carrying out the provisions of this By-Law, upon discovery of any vehicle stopped, standing or parked in contravention of this By-Law, may cause said vehicle to be removed or taken to or stored in a suitable place, and all costs and charges for removing, care and storage thereof, if any, are a lien upon the vehicle, which may be enforced in the manner by the Mechanic's Lien Act, R.S.0. 1980, c. 198, as ammended. Should you require additional information, please call us. Your continued co-operation is appreciated. The Corporation of The Township of Scugog (905) 985-7346 Harrison went to work early in this one building themselves a 2-0 lead only five minutes into the game. Jamie Menzies put Harrison's first goal on the board with help from Rick Olaisen and Brian Norton. Mike McGuinness was next to find the net for Harrison as he picked up his first of two in this game assisted by Richie LeFort and Greg Ellis. Taylor Fuels got back into this game in the sec- ond period when Willie Edwards scored from Steve Lee and Wayne Fox, but minutes later Harrison answered back with a nice goal from " Richie LeFort who con- nected after taking a pass from Rick Olaisen. In the third period Taylor Fuels was able to tie this contest at three when Jarett Harman and Wayne Fox both found the net. Assisting on Jarett's goal was Steve Lee and goaltender Bill Eade, while Rob Kroonenburg and Joe Curran set up Wayne Fox's game tying goal. Harrison Fuels took over from there however, as penalties proved to be costly for Taylor Fuels and Harrison took advantage with an unassisted goal from Mike McGuinness. They added another insur- ance goal when John Ennis scored assisted by Jamie Menzies and Steve Laird as this went to Harrison Fuels as they picked the two points with a 5-3 win. Van & Truck World 1 Ball/Callery & Associates 1 In more of a defensive battle, Van & Truck World and Ball/Callery & Associates solved nothing as they played to a 1-1 tie. Both goaltenders were solid in this contest as Bob Strickert made many key saves for Van & Truck World, while Don MacSween was stellar in the Ball/Callery nets. There was no offence in this game until the end of the second period when Brad Hurst put in a low, hard snapshot in the back of the net with only one second remaining in the second frame. Assists went to Phil McBride and Paul Stanley. Van & Truck World responded early in the final period when Greg Fitzgerald provided the rare offence in this game after taking passes from Brian Williamson and Dave Buxcey, but there would be no more offence in this game as it ended in a 1-1 draw. 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"I didn't realize how isolating jogging was at five in the morning, but Marg came out and got me all fired up when she rode her bike with me; it would have been very monotonous without her, that's for sure," she said, noting that she's not quite sure where she finished in the standings. "The winner of the race finished in two hours and five minutes and the person who came in last completed it in about 34 hours; I was somewhere around the five- hour mark." The race and the weight loss were not the best things to come out of the year though, she says. "It wasn't about the race, it was about the experi- ences; it was the training and the commitment and getting out and doing it everyday. Once I got going, I was amazed at my focus and energy and discipline. "It's easy for anybody to say that they'll do something; it's another thing to actually do it. I think that's important; I set a goal for myself and achieved it and that's a good example for my kids. 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