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Call (905) 985- 7383 ty Water Conditioning "FOR ALL YOUR WATER TREATMENT NEEDS" 1-800-721-4921 Sales * Service * Rentals « Salt Delivery SERVICE TO ALL MAKES Continulng to Serve Port Perry & Smid Area hosts. 'but we got pretty much all of it put together in the Rugby squads pecking caging groceries Packing their bags for Wales Port Perry High School's rugby squads are looking forward to taking on Wales' best next month when they travel to England to finish off a home-and-home series. After playing host to three teams from the UK over the past couple of years, the PPHS contingent is preparing for a trip of their own next month. There, they will play opponents in Swansea, Fishguard, and Bishopston. The team will leave on April 7, and return to Canada on April 15. During their stay, the group -- which includes 35 junior and senior players and four coach- es/staff members -- will be billeted in homes of their The trip will cost each player approximately $1,000 each, says teacher/coach Gord Humphrey. And, with that in mind, the teams have come up with an original idea to help raise some cash to cover some of their expenses, he says. "It's going to be an expensive trip, so we thought we could get the guys to be bag boys at two local gro- cery stores over the next couple of weekends," said Mr. Humphrey. The team will be at both Reid's Independent Grocers and Port Perry IGA on March 25 and April I, bagging and carrying out groceries. Any donations would be greatly appreciated and will go towards the cost of the trip, Mr. Humphrey said. "All the schools we are playing have been here, so this is our return visit. It's been a few years in planning, last couple of months. "This will be a great opportunity for the guys; we're all looking forward to the trip. We'll play two games at each place, for the junior and senior teams.". Accompanying the team, will be teachericosthes Gord Humphrey, Bryan Armstrong, Jim Cook, and Ron Pither. Compton Call For Details y Communications (905) 985-8171 conditions apply VOLUNTEERS NEEDED The Scugog Chamber of Commerce is actively seeking volunteers to help with Summerfest at the Port Perry Fairgrounds July 6-9 /2000 Please call 985-4971 to volunteer Together, we can make it happen! The Central Ontario Wolves minor bantam team capped off a remark- able season on March 19 at the Lindsay Recreation Complex by defeating Peterborough 4-3 in dou- ble overtime to take home the OMHA minor bantam "AAA" championship tro- phy. The Wolves finished the season in first-place overall in the Eastern "AAA" league with a record of 23-7-2 and 48 points, and defeated Quinte and Ajax in the playoffs to qualify for the OMHA Tournament of Champions, which was held in Lindsay on March 17, 18 and 19. The Wolves opened the tournament with two losses to the York-Simcoe Express and Peterborough. However, they came .out flying against the Welland Tigers and won 6-1. The victory gave the Wolves a much needed lift and Peterborough defeated York-Simcoe and Grey Bruce it put Central in a . position to tie for second place in the round-robin with York-Simcoe and the GreyBruce Highlanders. The team with the best goal average would advance to the gold medal -* game against Peterborough. Central hit the ice on Saturday night - in Lindsay needing to defeat the Highlanders by at least three goals and .they responded with a huge effort as they rele- gated Grey Bruce to the bronze medal game with: | a 6-1 victory. The victory over the "Highlanders by the Wolves sent them to the > NLB.A. 7} * MIXED BASEBALL §/ ASSOCIATION is looking for Male '& Female players and if you have a mixed team looking for a fun league to play in, there is an opening for a team! Every Sunday afternoon 2:00 or 3:30 NO LONG WEEKENDS If interested please call 985-4248 / . BLIND DRAW DOUBLES SPONSORED BY... ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TO OPERATI( N SGUGQG Food Available So Come Out And Have Some Fun And Help Your Community At The Same Time! Whi. & i © SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 2000 $5.00 Entry Fee, 'Plus a non-perishable food item Registration Time 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Start Time 12:30 p.m. when Central Wolves crowned provincial champs Gold medal game against Peterborough on Sunday at 12:30 p.m. This game" proved to be a great championship match as the teams battled to a 3-3 draw at the end of regula- tion. A 10-minute over- time period could not pro- duce a winner so the teams were sent to the dressing room and the ice flooded for a second 10- minute overtime. The Wolves were determined ] I FAN} Ais Cesar N 7 ~ DI DRIVE CLEAN Dau C LEAN | "WERE po | TO SERVE YOU! to take home the gold and at the 5:18 mark of the sec- ond overtime Jesse Gimblett finally scored to give the Wolves the gold medal. "The Central Ontario Wolves minor bantam team is made up of play- ers from several minor hockey centers in the area, including Scott Honey, Kurtis Wagar and Chet Martfrom Port Perry. DRIVE CLEAN DRIVE CLEAN 1 N DRIVE CLEAN 1997 1987 Change your oil and filter. 3° Keep the engine tuned up. NVI IAI NVI JAI] AER DEE AVtel€ i AA 3 \ J Check your emission control devices. 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