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18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 28, 2000 OsHAWA PICKERING 1670 Simcoe St., Van & Truck --ry hi) Your complete accessory centre for TRUCK, VANS & SPORTS UTILITY 1051 Brock St., HiveH (905) 579-6868 (905) 426-5509 www.vanandtruckworld.com | nominee's sport, league/level, coach- 'must also include their name and a Star seeking nominees for Coach of the Year honours Nominations are now being accept- ed for The Port Perry Star's Coach of the Year 2000 Award. The Star is once again looking to honour Scugog's best coach, and we're turning to the public for their help. Nomination forms are available in The Port Perry Star each week, or can be picked up at The Star office. If you know of anyone who deserves recognition for their coaching, please outline how the nominated coach per- sonifies this award; how they estab- lished the respect and confidence of the players, officials and family; and by the way they provide examples of quality leadership and projects a posi- tive image of while coaching in the community at large. We also ask that you provide the ing experience, his or her relations with players, their past successes, and abil- ity to inspire and motivate players. Those submitting a nomination form number where they can be reached. Please return any nomination forms to The Port Perry Star, 188 Mary St., Port Perry, ON, LOL 1B7. The deadline for the Coach of The Year 2000 Award is April 10. Scores from the lanes Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Standings: Jupiter 34, Venus 28, Pluto 25, Earth 23, Mars 19, Saturn 18. High Single Flat: Emilie Gassien 221, Muriel Moor 205, Monica McMillan 200. High Single With Handicap: Monica McMillan 249, Betty Moor 248, Wilma Lynde 244. High Triple Flat: Muriel Moor 535, Monica McMillan 524, Kathy Hoar 507. High Triple With Handicap: Monica McMillan 671, Wilma Lynde 666, Muriel Moor 643. Thursday Night Men's Standings: Legion 6862, Ron's Delivery Service 6576, Philp Pontiac Buick 6449, IGA 6296, Maximum Marine Services 6191, Ridge North Realty 5806. Singles 225 & Over: Dale Stewart 291, Ray Twist 268, Dave Young 257, Bill White 254, Ted Watts 250, Dean Hunter 248, Barry McCoy 245, Willy Houthuys 242, Wayne Mahaffy 229. Triples 600 & Over: Dale Stewart 673, Ray Twist 661, Dean Hunter 642, willy Houthuys 628, Barry McCoy 627, Ted Watts 626, Rick Bakker 608, Dave Young 600. Look Ma, no goals! JEFF MITCHELL/PORT PERRY STAR A very happy Dylan Barr raises his arms after notching a shutout in his Lake Scugog Lumber Atoms 4-0 victory over Maple Lodge Farms in Atom tournament play Saturday at Scugog Arena. Scugog Hockey League Taylor Ford making a bid for title in playoffs By Jon Sanders Taylor/Ford Mercury 5 Pineridge Sports 2 As the SHL championship gets closer and closer, it looks as if Taylor/Ford Mercury is a team that should not be taken lightly. They proved this with a big 5-2 win over Pineridge Sports that includ- ed four third period goals. Jamie Menzies led the way with a pair of goals, while sin- gle markers were supplied by the likes of Keijo Kinnunen, Bob Almack and Ivan Geer. Bill Bridge was a factor in this game as well, adding two assists for Taylor/Ford. Steve Stiles and Lee Wilbur countered for Pineridge but it was not enough as it looks like Taylor/Ford is the team to beat in this year's playoff race. Compton Communications 4 K.C.I. Gas Bar | Two goals from Brian Pomeroy gave Compton Communications a quick 2-0 lead and they were able to hang on from there adding two more for a 4-1 victory. Duane Empringham and Mark Jobb also were responsible for the damage on the scoreboard, while Dave Cini added the only K.C.I. goal after being nicely set up by Bryan Norton and Dave Roth. Solid goaltending from Ray Gibson helped to contain the K.C.l. offense resulting in this win. Cedar Creek Contracting | Square Boy Pizza 0 In a very defensive battle, it was Cedar Creek Contracting shutting out Square Boy's Pizza by a score of 1-0. Once again the pizza boys failed to deliver as they faced a tough goaltender in Wayne Lown. His key saves allowed the Contractors to prevail along with the only offense in the game which was a nice unassisted goal courtesy of Mike Ayres. Sean Parker played a stellar game in a losing cause Please see page 19 Meeting's planned for April 6 Cartwright Fields plans to be discussed at forum The Cartwright Sports and Recreation group is inviting the . public to join them on April 6 at the Nestleton Hall at 7:30 p.m. to view and discuss the preliminary plans and cost estimates for Cartwright Fields. Helen Batten of Basterfield and Associates, the landscape architect firm retained for the project will explain the details of the plan. Divided into several phases the plans encompass the wants and needs established from the first meeting held in December. This project will compliment the already existing recreation facilities in the township and provides a wonderful opportunity for individuals to become involved. Plan to attend and become a part of this future project. For further information contact Wilma Wotten at (905) 986-4602.