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l 26 lirsaynijkh 3 1999nicnoo3 jtry tjr s5s j- t v v economist sun stouffville tribune ijr- r -w- j in net as bybrucesxapley correspondent spirit of stouffville goalkeeper rob zago felt under the weather before thursday nights game against the wexford raiders at the rec centre but it was the raiders who ended up feeling the ill effects as zago put pn a display of classic hetmiriding fo lead the spiritto a a fast paced hard played contest the 18yearpwbackvtpp defused the potent raiders attack stopping 33shots was particularly brilliant in the second period when the visitors held a 206 advantage in shots on goal and threatened to run the host squad out of the building butthey had to settiefor just two goals one on a power play v ifelt sick all day said zago i had stomach pains before me game but i didnt say anything while acknowledging his heavy workload zago insisted on sharing the glory with his defence corps i got a lot of help from my defence especially in the third period said zago it was one of those games where every thing goes right they wexford were shooting from every where and thats hard for a goalie the spirit jumped out to a 20 firstperiod lead on goals mmarss re g i 6 h notice of public meeting class environmental assessment st johns sideroad yr26 from yonge street yr i to woodbine avenue yr 8 towns of auroranpwhltchurehtstouffville the regional municipality of york is studying transportation problems along st johns sideroad yr 26 from yongestreetyr 1 in the town of aurora to woodbine avenue yr 8 in the town of whitchurch- stquffvilje thefourth public meeting is to be held as follows date thursday february 1 1 1999 time 645pm to730 pm open house vv i v p- to 900 pm presentations ijvjr j v t questiorisahswers location seminar room main floor y region headquarters r cc sa 7250 yonge street newmarket the meeting has been arranged toprbvide area arid interest groups- an opportunity to review the technically preferred alternative the meeting will consist -of- presentations by the project team 1 followed bya question and answer session a consultant firm specializing in natural environment features willalso make a presentation on the features arid functions of trie mackenzie marsh and the effects of anyroad improvements- comments receiveatthis meeting will be considered prior to the preparationofttie environmental study report ssrthe public will have an opportunity to review the esr and provide comments at a later date if ybuhave any questiorisor are unable to attend the public meeting and wish to provide comments please contact 4 mr dino bassopeng project manager v the regional municipality of york transportation arid works department a 7250 yonge street- box i 47 newmarket on l3y6z1 905 8951200 ext 5090 9058364590 fax rmoy dcbreai6riyorkonca email i jtfis meeting is intended for those unabie to attend rthejahuary meeting trie presentations will be thesamejas the ones f at the january 28 1999 mjletiritherewill be no ne presented by andrew frahcone his first since joining the team earlier this month and jesse johnston who netted his seventh of the year on a power play but the raiders carheout charging in the second storm ing the stouffville net and creating numerous two on one breaks zago held his own until the visitors finally clicked on a power play with seven and a half minutes left in the period dave zelaskos powerplay marker restored the spirits two- goal lead as the period wound down but the raiders struck again with 18 seconds to play brendan mccann clinched it with his 14th of the season on a fancy deke with two minutes on the clock the game marked a breakthrough for francone who teamed up with linemates phil barski and kevin edgar to create the majority of the spirit scoring opportunities francone said he was able to capitalize when his high- scoring linemates received extra coverage from the raiders they were covering edgar and barski and left a lot of open ice for me zago credited the enthusiastic rec centre crowd for his big performance i really like playing here the fans were really loud and that got us going the spirit were hoping the win over the sixthplace raiders would set the stage for a big effort tonight at the rec centre when they go gunning for their first win in three years against the newmarket hurricanes the spirit travel to orillia to play the secondplace terriers tomorrow night tonights game sees all local male and female minor hockey players figure skating club members and elemen tary school students admitted for half price there is to be a raffle for a 250 kids bicycle with the proceeds going to the childrens wish foundation game time is 730 pm staff photosj0erd w1tteveen spirit of stouffville defenceman justin graham left shoves wexford raiders forward marco rosa off the puck in the first period of thursdays provincial junior a hockey league game at the rec centre the spirit pre vailed 42 osteoporosis strikes 1 in 8 men oyer 50 years old ijiiv osteoporosis w society of canada vcsin 18004636842 fforihoreiahnatibn this message brought to you as a community service of the economistatribune downhill racing is a don valley north lexus toyota athlete of the week derek yamashita derek yamashita did not let a severely sprained ankle incurred late last month get in his way when he took to thecopps coliseum track to compete at the v recent hamilton spectator indoor games- the 15yearold markham resident won the gold medal in the midget boys pole vaulting competition with a jump of 335 metres also competing in the midgerboys long jump event- yamashita proceeded to earn a silvermedal 1 v- t don valley north lexus- toyota 3120 steeles ave e east of the acta ex id a a 404 4750722 a five children from two stouffville families are going for the gusto on the slopes this season andrea and courtney newmarclv and michael chad and graham wilson are involved in the southern ontario alpine ski racing series again this year andrea 15 and courtney 12 are members of the georgian peaks ski clubteam andrea who was with the devils elbow team that won the provincial title two seasons back went with her peaks els team for two weeks of glaci er training in oregon and another two weeks on new snow at panorama bc to start the season the team trains an average of five days a week with a spe cial arrangements made for schooling during four days of heavyduty competition at mt tremblant que in imiddecember andrea averaged 26th place out of 75 racers on five consecutive days of interna tional competition that saw her race twice a day against 80 other female rac ers me first week of january andrea fin- ished as high as 21st courtney a member- of the peaks gold team was third ihher first tough competitive race of the year craigleith the girls father wayne races with a house league team while grandfather bruce stapley mov fto virion j iio stan newmarch is still with the southern ontario masters and expects to compete at the canadian masters championships at whistler in april the wilson brothers have all been members of the devils glen ski club team since they wereseven years old michael 14 was one of eight juvenile level skiers to qualify for thetaschereau cup at mt tremblant at the bening of january he had asecond and a third place showing at a competition in osier bluff on jan 13 michael was scheduled to travel to sault ste marie this week for the midwinter series as he continues his pursue his goal of making it to the canadian alpine championships in nakiska alta in march chad 12 has a firsthand a second in two outings in mackenzie league com- petition this season giam lbwas to compete in his first race of the nancy greene jjeague senes lastweekend mm