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IE ---- I. TES s "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 2001 - 23 Tourney win gives Atoms a boost The Port Perry Predators Atom | team was busy after Christmas at a tournament in Peterborough. The team played the Stirling Blues in their first game of the ay. Evan Haslam opened the scoring for Port with what would be the first goal of his hat trick for this game. He was assis- sted by Cody Steranka. Stirling had a few chances but Port Perry goalies Kris Barchuk and Faser Gibson shut the door every time. Richard Van Netten put two past the Stirling goalie, while single markers went to Cody Steranka and Taylor Muir. Joy McCoy, Trevor Dezan, Chris McGuinnes and Craig Wise all tallied up assists. The final score was Predators 7, Stirling 0. The MVP for this game was Evan Haslam. The second game was a hard fought battle between Port Perry and Port Hope. The first period was a scoreless one with heated end to end action." Travis Mason put the puck in for Port Perry to put us ahead but Port Hope answered with two goals in the last minute of play in the second period. Travis was assist- ed by Richard VanNetten and Joe McCoy. With four minutes left in the third peri- od, Cody Steranka tied the score up on an unassisted goal. But with only 30 sec- onds left in the game, Port Hope man- aged to get one in and won the game 3- 2. Predators MVP went to Fraser Gibson for an outstanding performance between the pipes. Port went on to win the "B" Final against Otonabee and just about every- one got a point with the final score being 10to I. Richard VanNetten had a hat trick, Craig Wise and Trevor Dezan scored two goals apiece, and Graeme Brown, Travis Mason, and Evan Haslam each netted one goal. Assists were spread out' between Joe McCoy, Evan Haslam, Richard VanNetten, Kyle Newbold, Cody Steranka, Ryan Laycoe, Chris McGuiness, . Travis Mason and Jesse Isaacs. The MVP for our final game was Richard VanNetten. This tournament gave the boys a boost they needed and they went on to play an exciting home game on Jan. 5 against Oshawa. Each team held the other scoreless in the first period and then Port Perry opened the scoring in the second on a goal by Craig Wise, assisted by Taylor Muir. Oshawa had a few chances before finally tying it up but were checked well by our defense, especially by Tom Whiteway and Graeme Brown. The third period saw two more goals for Port Perry scored by Travis Mason and Craig Wise. Oshawa answered both to tie the game. Kirk Anderson and Evan Haslam had a couple of chances but Oshawa held on to the tie and then, with 36 seconds to go, managed to slip one in and win the game. Port Perry pulled their goalie and managed four or five good chances in the final 36 seconds but Oshawa's goalie managed to hold them off for the win. The Atom | team, sponsored by Reid's Independant, face off against Clarington in their final home game of the regular season this Friday. 8" x12" tray Bars & Desserts Jarary Savings FILL YOUR FREEZER Ba aa Ee -- Pepper Seasoned Pork €» [99 Tenderloin &b Sizzlin' ™ Burgers 10X100 g. 3.5 oz. Schneiders Mini Deli e Ham & Bacon ¢ Kielbassa * Summer Sausage ¢ Pepperoni Buy 2, Get 1 FREE New Zealand Spring Lamb Rack Port Perry Store 1874 Scugog St., Port Perry « 985-1202 SAYA SHS GI RW SN BANA BY SENIORS DAY DISCOUNT "90 of Lamb 15a Co) Open 7 days a week Sale Dates Sat, an, 3 Hundreds an. 19th - Port y el il \Yi Far: 1) Store Only ideas. One aisle. The Port Perry Star is pleased to announce preparations are underway for Discover Scugog 2001. Copies of last year's production of Discover Scugog are all but depleted and the next edition of Scu is scheduled to be available for groups and tourist offices by early March. To make sure it's the best publication to date, we need the help of everyone in the commu- nity! If your organization or group has listings of any events planned throughout 2001 details must be submitted in writing to the Port Perry Star office no later than Feb. 23, 2001. Events published in Discover Scugog should be open to the general public. (e.g. fairs, bazaars, strawberry socials, etc.) Sorry, no extensions of this deadline due to production and printing schedules. Anyone wishing to promote their events, activities or services with advertisements, is asked to ~ contact Janet Archer at the Port Perry Star, 985-7383. Deadline for advertising is Feb. 23, 2001. Last year, at Trade Shows, Information Booths and local outlets, Discover Scugog was one of thé most asked for pieces of information by people wanting to know more about our communi- ty. This is your chance to make sure visitors to Scugog Township know about your business, or group's activities during 2001. Call today!! Fill out the enclosed Activity Listing form and drop it by The Port Perry Star office with a description of any events your group has planned for 2001. We'll do our best to have it included. Activity Listing forms are available at the Star Office. Call today for more information 2001 985.7383 Event A A A EE A A EE AEA I a a EE EEE EEE Date(s) LE + ¢- AO EAE TE TL IE A OE I Phone # LL SA EE ELE IE EE EE I I I EE HE J A A AA EE EAE EE EEE EE IE RE I ER EC I I 1 PERRY I as FI at 188 Mary St., Port Perry, Ont, L9L 187 / ph: 905-985-7383 / fx: 905-985-3708 / Mery 7 { th. ¥ / www.portperrystar.com :