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wr" 30 Bougog Cifizen = Tuesday, October 34,1996 Re/Max goaltending stops the Printers Goaltender Stewart Medford played a sensational game an Saturday to help Re/Max defeat Port Perry Printing 5-1 in Novice House League hockey action.. Davin Stewart opened the scoring with an - unassisted goal at 7:03 of the first period for ReMax. Second period scoring came at 6:21 with a goal by Ian Page assisted by WRITE NOW CODE Self-sufficiency tough literacy in the developng worl HELPING THE WORLD id For ntormation, call +800-661-2633 SPORT STATS| "SPORT STATS = Scugog Hockey League as of October 22, 1995 TEAM: "ow L. T GF GA PTS Harrison Fuels 6 1 1 27 14 13 J&D Carpentry 6 2 0:28 2 12 Fitzgerald's Weed Ctrl. 5 1 2 31 16 12 Pizza Delight 5 2 1 28° 19 1 Pineridge Sports 4 3 1 32 29 9 Van & Truck World 3 5 0 21 24 6 BallCallery & Assoc. 1 3 4 21 24 6 Compton Cable T.V. 2 5 1 19 28 5 Taylor Fuels 2 5 1 20 39 5 Monsma Electric 0 7 1 156 34 1 Scoring Leaders NAME: TEAM: A PTS J. Harman Pizza Delight hi 16 26 B. Bridge Harrison Fuels 10 14 24 D. Milligan Pineridge Sports 5 14 19 R. Campbell Fitzgerald's 7 10 7 C.Durham Pizza Delight 7 9 16 J. Wamer Compton Cable TV 9 4 13 D. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald's 7 4 1 J. Mackey JAD Carpentry 6 5 11 D. Suppelsa Fitzgerald's 5 6 1 D. Bronson Harmison Fuels 5 10 Top Goaltenders NAME: TEAM: G A AVG K. Harman Harrison Fuels 8 14 175 J. Moore Fitzgerald's 7 14 200 S. Parker Pizza Delight 8 19 pov B. Eade Van & Truck World 6 16 267 Port Perry Dart League week ending October 21 NAME: . ed W L T Total Pos. Winchester Rifles 4 4 0 0 3 1 Crandells C 4 4 0, 0 36 2 Legion Arrows 4 3 0 1 35 3 Legion 180's 4 3 1.0 32 4 Sparkling Spurz 4 3 1 0 31 5 Traders C 4 3 1 0 31 5 Winchester Snipers 4 2 1 1 29 6 Legion Lovers 4,2 2 0 271" 7 Winchester Pints 4 2 1 1 25 8 Antrim A 4 2 1 1 25 8 Crandells A 4 3 1 0 25 8 Crandells B 4 2 11 24 9 Bowldogs 4 1 3 0 24 9 Traders D 4 2 1 1 23 10 Emiels Shooters 4 2 1 1 23 10 Winchester Farm 4 1 2 1 21 1" Traders Terminators 4 2 v1 20, 12 Antrim B 4 0 3 1 18 13 SpurzA | 4 1 3 0 18 13 Emiels Bulls 4 0 3 1 17 \ 14 Legion AWOLS 4 0 4 0 14.115 SpurzB 4.0 4 0 14 15 Traders A 4 0 4 0 12 "' 16 Crandells D 4 0 3 1 12 16 sponsored by PINERIDGE SPORTS 7 St. Unit 10 Tele] tale KeleLeLe Uniforms * Sil Yropniss & 985-2839 * Sports Wear * k Screening Engraving Kirk Stephens. Remax came out strong in the third period with a goal by Brent Meering at 19:25 assisted by David ° Stewart. lan Page's second goal came at 16:56 from Norman Rooney and Josh | McCabe of Remax. ReMax's final'goal came at 8:40 by David Stewart assisted by Kirk Stephens. * Port Perry Printing got on the scoreboard at 7:52 of the third period by a + goal from Danielle Beach assisted by Kyle Pett and Andrew Bray. ReMax also had strong performances from Brook McKenzie, Justin Jimmo, Todd Lance and Adam Farnley. Regina Gedge pinned Mayor Howard Hall with a white ribbon, aif part of the People Against Pornography campaign (October 22-29) to fight pornography. In photo from left are Pastor David Danlels, Rev. Dean Bursey and George Van DeWalker. Write to Allan Rock, Justice Minister (House of Ci mons) - and Alex Shepherd, MP If you want to express your opposition to pornography. i A David's wins a close one David's Hair, Styling defeated . Dollax Plus Bargain Centre ifa real close one, 4-3" at the Scugog arena on Saturday, October 21st. , This game remained very close throughout the entire contest with exceptional * goaltending from Kyle Jones playing goal for David's Hair Styling, and Joshua Vaughan who played in the net for Dollar Plus Bargain Centre. Dollar Plus started the game very strongly scoring the first 2 goals. The goal scorers were Eric Brown and Kyle Paige. The momentum of the game started to shift in the second period as David's Hair Styling scored 3 unanswered goals to take the lead before the game was tied later in the period. Leading the attack for the winners were Michael Wallace and Darryl Lycett scoring 2 goals each, Darryl's second of the game with the game tied at 3 was the eventual winner. Jared Olsen's" goal late in the period brought the Dollar Plus team to within 1" setting the stage for a great and entertaining 3rd period. There was no scoring in the third as defense was the story. There were some strong performances from members on both teams, namely Brent Henry, Alexandra Moffatt, Britni Smith who play for David's Hair Styling and Jason XL girls victors in two The smiles and cheers were flowing in the Novice C contingent dressing room following twp victorious home games this past weekend. Jill Hunter's goaltending ability shone in Saturday's match-up against Oshawa 2 as she savoured her first shut-out of the season. Ceilidh Baxter lead the scoring race with seven goals and one assist. Jessica Doe followed with four goals and one assist. Amanda Curry was right in there with three goals and two assists. Sarah Woods and Sarah Dallas refused to be left out , each scoring themselves a good Assists were also picked up by Caitlyn Hellingman, Mallory Stokes and Jenna Dayison. (Welcome back, Jenna!) Good team effort also demonstrated by Catherine Copeland, Brooke Simpson, Lyndsay Whyte 'and Trevor Doe. Despite the score (16-0), Oshawa 2 with a high percentage of first year Novice players, never gave up challenging Jill's shut- out with at least 12 solid shots on net in the last two minutes of the game. Team spirit was alive once again as Sunday's competition brought Scarborough to town to - face a 21-11 defeat. Goals were scored by Ceilidh (5), Amanda(4), Brooke (4), Jessica (4), Trevor (3) and Jenna (1). Assists earned « by Ceilidh (5), Jessica (3), Brooke (2), Amanda (2), Sarah Woods (1) and Trevor (1). /As well Lyndsay and Caitlyn's defensive plays and Jill's goaltending contributed to the team endeavour. Scarborough Cini, Travis McAlister, Scott. Partington, and Kyle Passmore representing the Dollar Plus Team. Allin all the coaches were very pleased with their teams' performances. In the stands the parents felt that it was a close and very entertaining game and offered . their encouragement and support to the kids by cheering them oh. Excellent job, Players and coaches. games were relentless and future encounters with this team may prove to be quite interesting. XL Eaglettes keep up the good performance! Sign shop zoning bid may get a rough ride Township council will decide in the next couple of weeks whether to agree to a re-zoning for Scugog Signs at 4299 Highway 7A, east of Nestleton. And if the comments from several councillors Monday afternoon"are any indication, the re- zoning /is in serious trouble. Ward 1 rep Doug Moffatt angrily lectured applicant Maria Mammone about the lack of preparation, on the application. And he pointed to an October 20 letter from the Ministry of the Environment which says "Scugog Signs is not in eompliance with Section 9 of the Environment Protection act. A zoning contravention is considered to have occurred," says the letter signed senior environmental officer R. T. Lyon. "The MOE is 'telling me there is a serious problem here--that this (the re-zoning) should not go ahead," said councillor Moffatt. Mrs. Mammone and her husband own the Jand and a building where Scugog Signs émploys seven people manufacturing traffic signs. The building formerly was used as a pottery plant more than a decade ago. The re- zoning is required to conform to the use as a sign manufacturing site. The owner of Scugog Signs, Ron Haslan, has i $ told council in the past that he can't afford to re-locate his business to an industrial park and if the re-zoning is not approved he will be forced to shut down throwing several people out of work. Regional rep Marilyn Pearce said council first asked for a proper site plan a year ago and council is still waiting for it. "I don't feel you have given us what we (council) asked for," she told the applicant. Scugog Mayor Howard Hall said the issue will be decided at the next council meeting. "I would hope we will get this settled once and for all. It has gone on far too long," said the Mayor.