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1 aaah a db ood ~ ES 22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 16, 1999 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Sr IOI FN RIDITI FAN I VAY IN ORTS Atom House League action Lake Scugog Lumber skates away with a 4-2 win over Laurentian Bank Lake Scugog Lumber set off against Laurentian Bank in a fast-paced, aggressive Atom House League game. In the first period, James Donaldson put Scugog on the board with an unassisted goal. Laurentian answered back with a goal from Steve Larmer assisted by Mark Copithorn. Laurentian took the lead when Adam Hale took a pass from Steve Larmer, and Zak Will and put one through Scugog's goalie, Josh Durward. With a couple of min- utes left in the first, Scugog answered back with two quick goals by Paul Jewell and Tyler Daly respectively. Both assists came from James Donaldson. Both teams had several scoring opportunities in the second but Scugog's Tyler Daly would score the lone goal. Solid goaltending by Josh Durward in the third maintained Scugog's lead. Good defensive play from Ben Deboer, Jason Cini and Rory Taillon. Scugog ended the game with a 4-2 win over Laurentian. BD DURHAM REGION 251-89. WEIGHT RESTRICTION REGULATIONS Weight restriction regulations will be in force on roads under the jurisdiction of the Regional Municipality of Durham, from approximately February 22, 1999 to May 14, 1999. Weather conditions will determine the actual start and end to enforcement season. Vehicle loads are restricted to FIVE TONNES per axle, in accordance with Durham Region By-law Signs will be erected on all Regional roads where these weight restrictions apply V.A. Silgailis, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works Regional Municipality of Durham celebrate the future; $i Se i) > 4i~ DURHAM ON R 1 974 LiCl Ww 1 999 JEFF MITCHELL / PORT PERRY STAR "SAVING THE DAY: The local Atom squad played host to their annual hockey tournament this past weekend with many competitive teams making their way to Port Perry. Here, Patrick Dunn, goaltender for the local Atoms, makes a save while he gets some help from one his team-mates during game action. -- gm same old grind? perk up your business w Human Resources i+ Development Canada Développement des resources humaines Canada The Shepstone Haulage Petite Ringette squad have played themselves into the B level of play after a few lop- sided affairs at the C level. The ringette at this level is much faster and talented so our girls have some adjusting to do and are progressing nicely. Our first test was against first place Richmond Hill. After falling behind 4-0 our girls started gaining confidence but couldn't quite climb all the way back. One of the highlights of this game was a nice goal by Jenna Davison with assists going to Katelyn May and Janeen Kerswill but the final score was 6-3 in favour of a strong Richmond Hill team. After an 8-8 tie against Whitby and a 9-2 drubbing of Sunderland Port Perry was ready for Mariposa's annual tournament. In the first game Lauren Guthrie scored three as did Amanda Curry. Jill Hunter was welcomed back from sick leave and along with Caitlin Dunn played strongly on defence. Julie Tapper chipped in with two assists in a 10-6 win. Allyson Pehlemann continues to Shepstone Petites grab tourney title after win over host Mariposa improve and the rookie has started to score some goals. In a 6-0 win over Manvers Allyson scored one and assist- ed on another. Rachel Kaye played one of her best games ever as she gave the opposing defence fits as she led rush after rush eventually scoring a beauty. Her linemate Lesley Donovan had three assists and played well. Game three saw Ajax feel Port's wrath. Kim Wilson scored four times and Allyson twice to see Port advance to the championship game. Ceri Boomsma and Carley Churchill both had two assists and played expertly back on defence in this crucial game. On to the final. Mariposa hoped for a different result this time but not to be. Caitlyn Hellingman scored three with singles going to Lesley, Amanda and Ally-oop! Lyndsay Whyte was nearly unbeatable and made some saves in goal that had to be seen to be believed. This is Port Perry's second tourna- ment win in as many tries and next weekend in Jordan (by St. Catharines) they will try for the hat trick. with the Targeted Wage Subsidy program from Human Resources Development Canada Reduce your wage costs by up to 60% Gain dedicated employees Help qualified workers re-enter the workforce Rel Call Employer Services at C anada 725-3521, 725-3301 or 725-5186 for more information Novices now move on to quarter-final play at the Red Lobster Cup in Lindsay From Page 21 hockey and wasted no time taking control of the game. Graeme Brown setup the first scoring play just minutes into the the game by passing the puck to Hugh Allward who found the twine. A minute later Zachary Malyon added to Port's numbers by scoring unassisted. Zach's line mates Kyle Newbold and Evan Haslam didn't register any points this game but their efforts fore checking and back checking were very impressive. Cody Steranka contin- ued Port's charge in the second period with a high hard wrist shot from the point which the goalie couldn't handle. Learning from their previous game the Predators didn't relax with the lead instead they turned up the heat and added another to make it 4-0. The fourth goal came on a very sharp angle shot from Richard Vannetten, assisted by Taylor Muir and Hugh Allward. Port's goalies Cameron Daly and Fraser Gibson played well in net. The nest step is the quarter-final round of the Red Lobster Cup. wn tal eet ce A JRA ial os Sali phan s aama boa a i a lh oo wii gil Mi lai ain