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Page 18 ♦ THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ May 3,2006 durhamregion.com Hobb, Bakker, Bergin, Hill finalists CLARINGTON - The Hobb, Bakker, Bergin, Hill Minor Midget team came up just short in their final series against Orono in the Clarington Recreational Hockey League playoffs. The team closed out the season as A Finalists, Finalists, dropping a final 2-1 decision. Individual awards were presented to goaltender Justin Beckett for most dedicated dedicated player, Denis Comcau for most improved and Matt Rae, most sportsmanlike. Team members include Justin Beckett, Denis Comeau, Jim Dermakar, Kyle dillon, Nathan Flint, Richard Hornby, Shayne Jackson, T>ler MacDonald, MacDonald, Matt Murphy, Matt Rae, Mike Reade, Matt Shanahan, Shaun Slemko, Brendan Barleben, Cody Smith, and Justin Smith. The coaching staff included Ian Cuthbertson and Darryl Adams. Dupuis, Haines off to OFSAA OSHAWA - Chris Haines from McLaughlin Collegiate took three games to beat Christopher Dupuis from Bow- manville High School 6-15,15-6,17-15 in the LOSS A senior boys' badminton finals at Durham College last week. As the top two players in the tournament, tournament, both athletes will travel to Timmins , this week to compete at the OFSAA provincial championships. Dupuis, a 14-year-old Grade 9 student, is the youngest player in Ontario to have, qualified for the provincial championships.. championships.. BOWMANVILLE TENNIS CLUB REGISTRATION Saturday, May 6th & 7th 26 Beedi Avenue (Clarington Adult Centre) Single $75-Couple SI 25 • ' Family $145 Junior (under 17 os of May 1st) $40 ]0 hours of free introductory clinics Fees rise after May 7th Call Elen at 905-623-4790 for more info C.M.H.A. TOROS ANNUAL MEETINGS Sunday, May 28,2006 - Garnet B. Rickard Complex 10:00 -11:50 a.m.-AAA Zone 12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. for CMHA A chance to discuss YOUR concerns and ideas. NOTE: All nomination forms must be received no later than May 13,2006 at midnight prior to the Annual Meeting. Anyone wishing to be nominated for election or submitting a notice of change form please visit our website for information and forms. http://claringtontoros.com Firebirds win when it matters most in GM league OSHAWA - All season long, the GM Salaried Employees Hockey League featured parity, with the majority of teams separated only by a few points. So it should come as only a mild surprise that fourth-place Gus Brown Firebirds won the playoff championship, championship, edging seventh-place OMS Camaros 2-1 in the final game. Brian Legros and Jim Scott scored once each for the winners, while Matt Aikin finished off a remarkable season with an assist. He won both the regular season and playoff scoring titles and was named MVP. Mike Leonard scored for the Camaros. Camaros. In the league all-star game played a day after the final, Jeff Heimstra, Stephen Faith, Bob Stirling and Brian Goodwin scored in a 4-1 win for Blue over White. Steve Biersteker scored in defeat. Other league award winners were Ted Lang, top defenceman, and Flavio Lago, best goals-against average. Lose Weight in Time for Summer! Oner Ends May 15th, 2006! Give us a try! < \\\1)\ lilxt >kI f\I I\k IVI RW I i\ i'l Km >\ Pauline Mote, ccib cip Branch Manager, Insurance Broker Representing FARMERS MUTUAL (Lindsay) Fire Insurance Company 905-987-3200 83 King Ave. W„ Newcastle, ON LIB 1L2 Hobb Bakker Bergin Hill CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Thomas F.G. Hill,CA Tax Partner Our Mission Statement Our mission is to provide services that will maximize the wealth of our clients. 905 579-5659 thill@hbbh.com www.hbbh.com 200 Bond St. W„ Suite 208, Oshawa, ON LU 2L7 Maximizing Clients* Wealth SRAN-ONE budding business wine member The Rotary Club of Bowmanville Bowmanville is a service club with approximately 50 members both men and women all of whom are fellow residents of Clarington and at the same time are business people working within Clarington. Clarington. Wé all have certain things in common" we are concerned about the community and world in which we live and we all want to work towards making our world and community a better place. All club members strive to Bowmanville Rotary Club attend weekly Rotary meetings. and endeavour to achieve 100 % attendance throughout the year. Rotary members are encouraged to attend meetings whether they are traveling for business or pleasure pleasure and are welcomed at any club throughout the.world. Rotary Rotary is a thriving organization and presently has 1,209,790 members members world-wide. Rotary can be found in 168 countries and those countries host 32,462 clubs. You always know you are welcome at any meeting and will find friends and a instant camaraderie when you walk into a Rotary Club. Club meetings are held in restaurants, churches, community community halls, sport and social clubs and basically anywhere in a com munity that can house a group of members. The meetings last about 11/2 hours and will feature a guest speaker who will provide knowledge and information regarding regarding a specific topic that will both inform and entertain. It is not unusual for members to depart the meeting with a huge smile on their faces as they truly enjoy their interaction with their fellow members. The Bowmanville club meets every Tuesday at 7:00 a.m. at the Trinity Church Hall for breakfast and a most informative program. For more information on our organization please visit our website at www.bowmanvil- lerotaryclub.com or call (905) 571-6996 ^ Royal Bank Carol Browne, FICB Senior Account Manager Durham Commençai Markets 400 King St. W„ Suite 800 Oshawa, ON L1H 1 A4 905-436-5378 carol.browne@rbc.com Cowan 0 PONTIAC-BUICK GMC TRUCKS BOWMANVILLE www.cowanpontiac.gmcanada.com 166 King SI. E., Bowmanville John H. Craine Ontario L1C 3Z2 r,mous lor Falmss " Tel: 905-623-3396 Fax: 905-623-7761 Email: jcraine@cowanpontiac.com • Rotary Member Of The Month Thomas F.G. Hill Thomas Hill is the current President of the Bowmanville Rotary Rotary Club. A Chartered Accountant and Partner with the firm, Hobb Bakker Bergin Hi#, Thomas has been a member of the Rotary Club for the past eight years. "I've always believed that you should give back to your community," he says. "Being a Rotarian is a greet way td make it a better place to live." Thomas says that being a member of the Rotary Club is a combination of fun and hard work. "Last year's Christmas party party is an example of this," he explains. explains. "It was great to see aM of the families come out to the party and It was wonderful to see aH the smiling faces on the children." Thomas also enjoys Rotary because of the work they do with Rotary International. "Rotary is one of the largest largest contributors to the global polio eradication campaign" he says. "Rotartans have mobilized hundreds of thousands of Po- UoPtus Program volunteers and have immunized more than one biWon children worldwide." One of Thomas' major focusses as the President is to attract new members to the Bowmanville Bowmanville Rotary Club. "If you want to be part of an organization that has a strong community focus both at home and around the world," he says. 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