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Annual Walleye tournafent coming soon: by John Ellis 5th and 6th are the days. Thousands in cash and merchandise is a part of the game. The other part of the game is to be the lucky angler. "Say What? you say. The 3rd Annual Scugog. Firefighters Walleye Tournament starts at 12:01 a.m. February 6, and runs until February 6, ai noon. This year there are some exciting changes. Included in the changes is a weigh station in Port Perry to go along with the Caesarea weigh station. Another change is a reduction in ticket price for youth 16 and under. This special ticket price will be $5.00. A list of rules and regulations will be posted at each weigh station. But, in brief, | would like to pass on some of the most important ones! 1. Tickets must be purchased Pe Wor HEY WILSON , How DID ou LIKE THAT POWER PLAY GOAL WE GoT TONIGHT Ne " _ 3. Personnel at the weigh station have the right to reject any fish for any reason. 4. Walleye over 1lb. are the only fish eligible to basntered. 6. Fishing boundaries are limited to Lake Scugog. For the complete list, stop by the weigh station. Prizes will be awarded as follows: 1st will receive 50% of the anglers share of the cash, 2nd 256%, 3rd 16% and 10% will go to the heaviest fish entered in the tournament. The top three prizes will be determined by the total weight of all fish that entered up to 12 fish whieh means that you can enter 6 Saturday and 6 Sunday. Available to be won is a hidden weight prize that anyone can win by simply entering a fish. There are also three prizes to be won simply by entering the tournament. And last but not lenst is the junior division with a first and second prize available. If no juniors enter fish then both prizes will be awarded on a draw DID YoU GEE MY 6UYs IN | four END? an, She p ds will go to charity. In previous years = have been able to donate hundreds of dollars to local charities and it is hoped that this year will be even more of a success. Tickets will be available at: JD. and Archery, Water Bt. in Port Perry, Sunnyside Market in Caesarea, , Seugog fig and other locations. * A couple of things I hope everyone keeps in mind. Awards will be presented at the Caesarea Community Hall at 1:00 p.m. Sunday February §. All are welcome to attend. An in on is extended by the Caesarea Hall Board to partake in a brunch from 11:00 am. to 2:00 p.m. All procedds from the brunch will go to charity. A final note to all, the real winner in all of this is our local charities. Thanks in advance and I hope to see you February 5th and 6th. For information please contact John Ellis at (905) 986-0934. Wreckers still undefeated * A lightning quick start and a complete team effort helped the Whitby Auto Wreckers continue a league leading undefeated streak. Paced by Beau Jolicosurs hat trick and some strong backchecking by all the forwards the Wreckers nailed down a solid 10-1 victory. After two fast goals less than two minutes in by Jolicoer and Ian Bonser the team settled into a full effort. The period ended with a last second goal by Mathew Tillart. OR MY Gus PRAING. In the second John Ross Co-ordinating the very successful Dog Sled Races and coaches the team), some fine offensive skills on an end to end rush: Later in the period Mike Giannini banged home a loose puck for the fifth goal. While Andrew Kenny chipped one in for the Lake Scugog Lumber Team. The Wreckers put the game away in the third, led by two nice goals by Beau Jolicoeur. 1 {1 pon 7] [How ABOUT MV FIVE DONT Sow | | GUYS SITTING IN THE MosT, MY THE PENALTY Bok f GUYS SKATING pi hs 2H en EAD = MIE AIRPORT SERVICE -call - T&C LIMOUSINE 985-0170 Call by 11 AM for Golden GO- 218 Aldred Ontario IT! PORT PERRY (%0s) 985-2573 Port Perry, TORONTO .... (416) 931-8571 ALARM SYSTEMS COURIER SERVICE O-FER COURIER SERVICE Personal, Reliable ARCellular Communicalion. Call for Rate Schedule OSHAWA ...... (905) 435.6339 UXBRIDGE .. (905) 852.9725 WANTED (905) 439-6403 CATERING For All Your Needs Large & BAR TENDING, SERVICE, ST Stables at Greystone 985-1598 The line of Darren Royle, Bobbie Taylor and Jeff Danilko notched two on a top shelf shot by Royle and some strong work in the slot by Taylor. Greg Lansdelf closed out Pe, scoring late in the period. Despite all the scoring the Wreckers demonstrated good team work. Led by Steve Shewaga's three assists and some t defensive play by Mark Richardson and Rick Denike. Solid goaltending by Patrick Derrane. ER ¢