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I •1 PAGE 16 ♦ THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ JANUARY 25,2006 durhamregion.com Walter Passarella/Metroland Durham Region Media Group Using his head BOWMANVILLE -- Luke Oakes of St. Joseph Catholic School used a unique method to return a ball during a game against Mother Teresa Elementary Elementary School. The teams were competing in a season ending volleyball tournament held at St. Stephen's Catholic Secondary School. More Money May Not be the Answer We Can Help You Deal With the Money You Have Call Credit Counselling Service of Durham Region 3$) v |' Non-profit United Way ' Agency 905-5-79^51 FREE FINANCIAL ASSESSMENT toviRTi s,NG FLYERS - In have I >our fixers ■ dvlixcrcd In Durham's ttI Carrier f orce! Call 905-579-4407 Wednesday, January 25, 2006 , ■ ■ ; t • F.M. 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Model and style numbers may eC Cd r?"™" a skll " les,m 9 ^stion. Chances of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received. Contest ^ closes at 3 p.m.on March 3,2006. Contest only offered at the Bowmanville branch location. See branch for complete contest terms and conditions. Credit Union Dunlops gain ground Wtiitby : m.oves five points up on Norwood for first place WHITBY - Tyler Gubler must be wondering what he has to do to be named a star. The young Whitby Dunlops defenceman scored a goal, the winner as it turned out, and helped set up seven - yes, seven -- others in 13-3 thrashing of the Deseronto Bulldogs Saturday at the Iroquois Park Sports Centre.- Yet when it. came time to announce the game's three stars, Gubler took a back seat to Bob McQuat, who scored a hat trick from the blue-line, Joe Van Volsen, who had two goals and three assists, and goalie Joel Whitmarsh, who made 40 saves. No matter, the bottom line was a hugely successful weekend for the Dunnies, who also won 9-4 Friday in Frankford and moved five points up on the Norwood Vipers in the battle for first place in the Eastern Ontario Senior A Hockey League, Whitby now sits at 20-4-0 witli six games remaining, while the Vipers, who lost 5-1 to the suddenly hot Belleville MacFariands Friday, are 17-5-1 with a game in hand. Captain Peter MacKellar had another big weekend, rekindling hopes of winning the league scoring title. He had a goal and four assists Friday and two goals and two assists Saturday to improve his totals to 35-35-70, three points back of Norwood's Chad Birkhof. Ron Baker and Brian Grieve picked up four points each Friday, Friday, including a hat trick by Baker and one goal from Grieve. Brent Grieve, Matt Armstrong, Mike Van Volsen and Darrin Lee also scored for Whitby, while Matt Baiser turned aside 29 of 33 Frankford shots. Brent Gaylor joined in on the fun Saturday with two goals and two assists, while Lee, Martin Kearns and Jay Cannings each - scored once. Baker had four assists, moving into a share of third place in the scoring leaders with 64 points. The Dunlops have a light schedule this weekend, with only a Saturday home date against the Frankford Huskies. Game time at the Iroquois Park Sports Centre is 6:30 pan. Three points for Ron Robinson CLARINGTON - The Clarington Ron Robinson Pcewce AAA Toios garnered a y/in and a tic in ETA league play, In a 3-3 draw against Peterborough, the Toros played two strong periods and led 3-2 going into the third but (lie Petes came back hard and tied a tired looking Toros team. Aaron Cormier did a splendid job in goal, especially holding back llic strong wave in the third. Taylor Fielding, from the Minor Pcewce team, helped the defence with some tough play. Matt Lintncr, Stephen Sutherland (penalty shot) and Brad Down had the goals on assists from Reed Bell and Jesse Pimentel. The Toros prevailed 5-3 over a strong Whitby team. With a minute left in the game and (lie Toros up 4-3, Whitby pulled their goalie and pushed forward with a strong effort to tie the game but were spoiled by a clearing attempt by Chris Albertini in the open net to secure the win. Dylan Harkness was strong in net securing this important win for (lie Toms, Ryan Dus from the A A team helped out notching a goal and an assist while providing some aggressive checking pressure. Down, Sutherland and Bell had the other goals. Assists went to Cameron Smith (2), Brian Bunnell (2), Bell, Sutherland and Lintncr, sMi si Em It* 51 FUEL ECONOMY FOB THE WORLD YOU DRIVE IN. BEST IN CLASS V8 FUEL ECONOMY. 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