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sides the goaltender, all lle players chipped in points tournament which was held in issauga. ie team will close out its seaâ€" is Sunday, as part of the annuâ€" ckey Moms week, taking on akville Novice White boys > league team in an exhibition 1 gt 11:15 a.m.. The team and ichual trophies will follow. re are the team‘s tournaâ€" scorers: 4 Matheson (12 goals, 1 r Jackie Kendrick (3 goals, 8 s), Carrie Laughlin (2 assists), ie Procyk (1 assist), Kateryna affair with both teams getting e board in the first period and preserving the draw all the way t midâ€"point of the third period h team scoring leader Diana Leson scored the winning goal [we championship game was a Dakville, with assists to Katie man and Jackie Hendrick. ndon had a golden opportuniâ€" fire the eqaualizer when one of vertime loss ' Gemin (goal), Tim O‘Byrne nce) and Paul Blue from Queen beth Park; Duncan Stewart (forâ€" t), Allan Vescan (defence) and Blythe (forward) from ille Trafalger; Ryan Cater (forâ€" and Dave Marshall (defence) Appleby College; Andrew r (forward) and Kevin Cromie ard) from White Oaks; and Stodolla (defence) from St. ias Aquinas. ; the other pool games, |/‘ille defeated Stoney Creek 11â€" ississauca 8â€"0 and Burlineton kville won the girls Novice ovincial hockey champiâ€" ip this past weekend with a 2â€"1 victory over London in ampionship game. ndon was the only team in the eam tournament, organized by ntario Women‘s Hockey ciation (OWHA), to keep ille off the win column as the ams had fought to a 3â€"3 deadâ€" [n the preliminary round. ie OWHA championships, are on tap all this month, feaâ€" Lnore than 130 teams battling it t several different levels of etition among seven different roups. the five games of the Novice !rnament, Oakville outscored position 30â€"5 with goaltender Stackhouse picking up three uts. Diana Matheson led the ce, notching 12 goals and 1 provincial champion girls Novice C hockey team. Front row: Carrie Laughlin, Lori Stackhouse, tine Snedden, Jackie Kendrick and Diana Matheson. Back row: Kateryna Rewilak, Tiffany White and ‘a Dercho. Missing: Jamie Meisner, Katie Monkman, Natalie Procyk and Hailey Springgay. Coaching : Stella White, Jim Snedden and Jon Matheson. lornets are provincial champs . managed to e forces and London end, Rewilak (1 goal, 2 assists), Tiffany White (6 assists), Kristine Snedden (3 goals, 1 assist), Haley Springgay (3 goals), Jamie Meisner (2 goals, 2 assists), Alicia Dercho (6 goals, 1 a® Nobody knows your Chrysler vehicle @fi like your Chrysler Dealer Should you trust Chrysler‘s advanced technology to just anyone? The best way to protect your investment is with Chrysler trained technicians and Chrysler Five Star Service. 1994 Dodge Caravan/Plymouth Voyager assist) and Katie Monkman (1 assists). Goaltender Lori Stackhouse (three shutouts). Coach Jon Matheson; assistant Jim Snedden; manager Stella White. FIVE STAR SERVICE Vkéfifi%fi% ' OUR FIVE STAR GUARANTEE! s 9 9 "READY WHEN PROMISED . . . OR YOU DON‘T PAY!" I Includes: * Up to 5L of Mopar Premium Oil and Mopar Filter I * 15 point inspection * Plus environmental charge * Applicable to most Chrysler Canada vehicles. tAsk for details. I 1994 Chrysler Intrepid CHRYSLER Oh what a feeling! Parents and teens (13 years and over) who wish to umpire must /( // attend this Free clinic and write the certification test. This is an excellent way to get involved in Little League and earn some extra money! A _A 4 4 C3 Call 842â€"5555 or 257â€"0656 i to register now! All cars are the same, and any Tom, Dick or Harriet can service them. 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee [CHRYSLER| |CHRYSLER \Dodge | |Plymouth|