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So CF EEE "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 28, 2000 - 19 SHL teams involved in playoffs From page 18 with big saves throughout the game. However, it was the contractors who deliv- ered on this day. Goreski's Roofing 4 Taylor Fuels 3 In this game it was Goreski's Roofing edging out Taylor Fuels by a final score of 4-3. Two goals from the likes of Ryan Ridgway, as well as a pair supplied by Warren Geer, including the winner late in the third period helped the Roofers to prevail. Taylor Fuels did bring some offense to the table in this one as Mike McGuiness, Brian Till and Brian Samis made the game close but the Roofers were huge down the stretch and this resulted in two points. Monsma Electric 3 Harrison Fuels | Getting out to a quick lead is key if SHL glory is what your team is striving for. Monsma Electric was able to do this against Harrison Fuels and the outcome was a 3-1 win. The electricians found the back of the cage three times and doing the damage was the likes of John Mackey, Trevor Till and Brad Meekins. Don Card shut the door in the Monsma nets making numerous brilliant saves. Harrison Fuels did snipe one however as Bob Tarbotton could not be contained, scoring a nice goal with a low, hard wrist shot to the blocker side. It would not be enough as the early lead was a factor in the Monsma Electric win. B. Callery & Associates 2 Van & Truck World | The second very defensively played game of the day went to B. Callery & Associates as they came out on the better end of a 2-1 decision against Van & Truck World. The Associates attacked early and that is key in the SHL playoffs. Colin Asselstine opened the scoring for the Associates with a goal of the unassisted variety and his efforts were followed by a nice goal cour- tesy of Brian Williamson who took sweet passes from Rick Hope and Paul Stanley before finding the net. Van & Truck World did make this game close in the third frame when Mike Passmore came through offensively after taking feeds from Mike Adam and Jay Adam in front of the net but the Associates were able to hang on for the victory. Facts about Montessori schools From page 1 due to the inherent philos- applicant, refused admission to any nor have we government and that we too (as an independent Community dinner coming up By Vera Brown Epsom-Utica correspondent Worship this Sunday, April 2 will be a joint service of the charge at Goodwood United Church starting at 10 a.m. This will be a time to celebrate the sacrament of communion. The next community dinner at Epsom Church will be on Thursday, April 13 at noon and will consist of Porcupine Meatballs, mashed potatoes, glazed car- rots and a jello fruit dessert. To make a reservation call Uxbridge Community Care at 852-7445 right away as these spaces get filled up soon. Be reminded of Bethesda-Reach W.I. luncheon on April I'l at noon at Uxbridge United Church. For tickets call Barbara Rance at 852-7128. David Grimble of Goodwood Gardens will present Colours for all Seasons for pots and gardens. Thanks for supporting the Utica Daycare Pancake Breakfast at Purple Woods. It was a huge success. In spite of this unseasonable weather, the maple syrup run was very good. The spiles are pulled and another season has come to an end. The Ross Evans family celebrated those March birthdays on Saturday evening at the home of Neil and Rose Evans and family. Our thoughts and prayers are with Amanda and Justin Evans on the passing of grandmother Jagersma of Brockville. Has anyone out there got a picture of Utica School? The Celebration 2000 Committee would like to have one. Information of each family to be included in the Time Capsule Box should be turned in to the committee by April 24. Anyone not receiving a circular regarding this, please contact Shirley at 852-7433 or Barb at 852-5411. | also have a few circulars on hand. ophy of the program, which focuses on respect and freedom for each child to strive towards his/her potential in an environ- ment that emphasizes independent learning. The program's effective- ness is actually lessened by the presence of too many adults in the room and is a factor we must be aware of while running the program. The Humphreys also suggest that Montessori schools are selective in their admissions. Our only requirement for admission is that the child is toilet trained. Our school has never Newfoundland is topic of talk The Whitby Oshawa Branch (Region of Durham) of the Ontario Genealogical Society is holding its April meet- ing on Tuesday, April 4 from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Church of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) Rossland and Thornton Roads, Oshawa. The guest speaker will be Kay Lopez talk- ing on Genealogy in Newfoundland. Ms Lopez also has some information on Maritime area research- ing. Meetings are free and open to members and the general public. For information call Bessie at 723-7460 or Marion at 683-2476. ever asked a child to leave. In fact, we have fully integrated many excep- tional students including children with Downs Syndrome, ADHD, learning disabilities, behaviour problems and PDD suc- cessfully. Most times a casual vis- itor to the classroom would not be able to pick out any special needs children, yet each year we have several. Again, the unique child- centered and individual nature of the program accounts for this. It should also be noted that the curriculum laid out by the Ministry of Education is the only cur- riculum allowed by the school) must also follow it. The Montessori philos- ophy, although only avail- able as a private school option in Canada, is cer- tainly not limited to this format only. World wide there are many examples of public Montessori schools, and even a .comprehensive manual published by the North American Montessori Teacher's Association on how to implement this program into the public system that has been used successful- ly by many American Board of Education. Laurie Wilson Forbes (o(0]) [eV 0]W.y po] bY to WINNERS of alo T ui fll i= J AVA Jo | JV (OF [TENN AVA BAVZ-W Sofi ICE FISHING DERBY First Place - $200. BRAD BOWEN - 29'/." Second Place - $100. JOHN BAYES - 27'/-" Third Place - $75. MIKE HARRIS - 25/2" CONGRATULATIONS! Gospel concert night is April 16 By Florence Ashton Ashburn correspondent Elizabeth Honeyford led in worship at Burns Church last Sunday. Her sermon took the form of a dramatization of the trial of Jesus, entitled "Overheard: Conversations by the Cross Pontius Pilate and Procula. This was narrated by Elizabeth, her husband Jim and their son. The choir sang a lovely selection "Here is Love." Next Sunday David Smith, executive director of Evangel Hall will be with us. Time of service is 11 a.m. The Kirk Session will meet Tuesday, March 28 at 7:30 p.m. The board of managers will meet follow- ing social hour on Sunday, April 2. Several from Ashburn attended the flower show 'Canada Blooms' which was held at the Convention Centre, Toronto last week. Sunday evening, April 16, is the Gospel Music Concert at Burns Church at 7:30 p.m. featuring The Warren and Shannan Parker Trio from Pickering and soloist Linda Binkley, Flamborough. Bring your family and friends for an inspiring evening of music. Free will offer- ing and special hour. PORT PE RRY_ SIAR ) 1866 ~~~ Coach 22 ax) Car Award League Coached: Name of Coach ............ Sport Coached: ............ Nominated by: . ............ Telephone: ( ) i FORM Please note: This award is open to all persons coaching in Scugog Township. PLEASE HONOR THIS COACH Winner of the Port Perry Star 2000 Coach of the Year Award will be presented a plaque recognizing their contribution to coaching in Scugog Township. Please outline how the coach nominated personifies this award, by establishing the respect and confidence of both the players and officials; and by the way of example provides quality leadership and projects a positive public image while coaching in the community at large. PROFILE OF COACH NOMINATED Please provide the name & experience of the coach being nominated. Information should include his/her relations with players, past success with teams & ability to motivate and inspire players, coaching history. including number of years & at what levels PLEASE RETURN THIS NOMINATION FORM WITH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ATTACHED TO: THe PoRT PERRY STAR, 188 MARY ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. L9L 187 - DEADLINE APRIL 10, 2000