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rh ata eo fais ns en sc he 30 - "WEEKEND STAR" "~~ ars rr. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2001 AL WN Region donated $25,000 in 2000 Durham Region to Share the Warmth this winter Durham Region hopes to Share the Warmth this winter. Share the Warmth is a registered, non-profit charity that provides energy assistance to peo- ple in the community who are unable to pay their utility bills during winter. The program col- lects donations and uses them to pay the utility companies for approved applicants. Durham Region has | donated $25,000 to the Share the Warmth pro- gram this year and all of the donations raised in |. - Durham Region will serve the local community. This is the second con- secutive = year that Durham Region has sup- ported this vital program. Durham Regional Chair Roger Anderson will launch this year's program along with Cathy Clarke, Jane Thompson and Steve Parish. Durham Region appreci- ates the hard work of the staff and volunteers at Share the Warmth. Host squad hands them a 5-2 loss in final Optimist Midgets fall just short of title at East Gwillimbury tourney The Uxbridge Optimist Midgets have had a busy week ending up finalist in an East Gwillimbury Tournament against the host team of 5-2. Uxbridge's two goals came from Mike Hamilton and Brian Obie with assists from Matt Morrison and Peter Wesholowski. The boys won two games and took a tie for their first three games to get to the champi- Stouffville, 3-3 tie vs Milton and 6-1 vs West Hill. Both goalies Jonathan Bruce and Kyle Martin put in strong performances for the tournament. During the week of Nov. 12, the boys had two road games with their first game taking them to Oshawa and had an outstanding win 11-3. The Optimists Midgets then trav- eled to Ajax and came home with a 3- put Uxbridge's first goal of the game on the board with passes from Kyle Strolenberg and Chris Harrison. Harrison popped the next two goals on a pass from Trevor Timbers on the second with his third being a short- handed goal. On Nov. 15, the boys hosted Port Perry jand were defeated 4-1 with Harrison scoring the loan goal with 4 B2 Sa SCENES v AND - SPABKLES! i MERANGUE® SmellyJellys mellyJe . Gel ens {3 ME62PD-6P0 2 (NLY! ristmas for Home & Office SALE ENDS DECEMBER 31, 2001 MERANGUE® "Hi-Jell" NOW i BACK O88 WHIT} PAPERS! LB Aad pi onship with scores of 3-1 vs 3 tie. Brett Doble's power play goal Hamilton assisting. By J. Peter Hvidsten Weekend Star Complaints of congestion from resi- dents in the area of the Pioneer Gas Bar near the intersection of Scugog and Wilbur Streets due to lineups to get into the coffee shop's drive-thru may force council to begin ticketing cars unless something is done in the near future. Vehicles queuing to go through the Tim Horton's drive-thru window is caus- ing cars to backup onto the street cre- Council addresses coffee shop drive-thru problem atinga dangerous situation, councillors agréed on Monday. A&:a; result, council has instructed township staff to review the matter and vpravide a report with respect to the sta- "tus.of the site's expansion and remov- ing of queuing from the street. Earlier in the year the municipality was presented with a proposal which would see the gas bar enlarged and a drive-thru queuing lane moved to the north portion of the property to reduce congestion on Wilbur St. "Net Some Lb LEN REC] [03 A Contact the Port Perry Star at 905-985-7383 oo ho UN L7L 1D7 IMSLP ARY www.portperryiga.com Philp Pontiac Buick Ltd. PA www.ridgenorth.on.ca nk 1894 Scugog St., "~ Th Plaza Ru ORTH gh 5 Rabi B g05.885.9777 905. 986.1046 production®moongraphics.com We promise the moon... and we deliver! wWatcertowne Bottling Bra \ 7% Bl LA" a AE (928-8690) 005-985-020 WAL Oy, ry Mi a)