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4-OopoWld TiesWedesdy~May 5, 19931, Dufferin's Tyke team win BRHL "B Championshiop" The Duffenin Aggregates team ended their round-robin with a 3- 2 Ioss over A&R Flooring ad this placed the team into fourth position. Matt Caruana scoring both of the goals with Doug Garlick assisti ng on one of them. This lead the boys onto the "B Division" in the playoffs. -With a week off and no practices 1 think a lot of the boys were hoping that hockey was over, but the parents dragged them eut for one more day of playing which ended up with a lot of happy little faces. Their contenders were Tim's Rentai. Well the game started at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 24, 1993 at the Bowmanville Complex Centre, wîth Tim's being hot and ready to Win they got themseîves on the scoreboard within the first five minutes, and net much after that they slipped another past Orono's goalie Ian Crashley. Orono's Matt Cai-uana started the action at the end of the first te get Oreno enta the scoreboard, but Tim's came right back and scered two more. Bryan Bickell ended the first period with a great pass from defenceman Brian Pisani te end this period with Tim's leading 4-2. At this point the Dufferin beys were not quite sure of themnselves and were struggling ta get the puck at the net, but before the buzzer went te end the second period Matt Caruana scored with a pass from Deug Garlick. This~ -miade them feel a little better going into the third peried with just being one goal down. Tim's collecting a couple of penalties Orono could still not coîlect on them as they were playing a super defensive game. It took to the last two minutes of the gamre when Jeff Mercier scored the tying goal which was well deserved with his many tries he-had made this game. Matt Caruana assisted on this very important goal, but he put the most important one of them aIl in the net with 52 seconds Ieft in the game. The fans were going wild as the boys had finally camne alive to finish the game off with a 5-4 Win. 'Me next game started at 4:00 p.m. and with the Dufferin boys being a little on a high frein their big win in the morning caine eut very strong in the first period with Matt Caruana scoring two goals with Deug Garlick assisting on one of them. Jeff Mercier aise scered with Bryan Bickeil collecting the assist on that one. As the game continued on with Matt Mitchell, Kevin Martin and Brian Pisani playing great defence Orono's geai scorer Matt Caruana kept adding goals ta the board. Matt scored a total of seven goals in this final gamne with Colin Maitland getting two well deserved assists from ail his checking that he was deing, Kevin Martin aIse reciving an assist, Brian Pisani and Andy Bangay aise getting one point each. Evan Moore and Dustin Weagant didn't receive any points this game but both boys had many shots on net, but Tini's goalie even though eight goals got by must have saved another ten or more. Andy Bangay ended his season with a hooking penaity near the end of the game. Also a big congratulations for Ian Crashley as he played anether splendid game in net with making many key saves te, keep bis boys ahead of the game. The final score was 8 - 1 for Dufferin Aggregates which ended their season being "B Chainps." With the season being ended we hope that ail the boys have enjoyed their season, and we hope that their summer is full of excitement and fun. Frein ail the children and parents we would like ta express our thanks to, Phil Pisani for helping eut with our little pizza party, sorry you couldn't make it. And from the coaching and management staff we would like te thank al the parents and children for ail their support and co-operation during this season and we hope to sec al the boys back on the ice next year. Pictured above (I-r) coaches: Bill Bickeil, Tom Martin, absent Dennis Caruana. Back row: Kevin Martin, Matt Caruana, Dustin Weagant, Jeff Mercier, Andy Bangay, Colin Maitland and Evan Moore. Front row: Brian Pisani, Matt Mitchell, Brian Bickell, Doug Garlick and Ian Crashley. SMOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 623-0331 or 623-1838 ~4 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE VoIIeybaiI Juvenile Nationals Region 4 Volleyball and Ganaraska Wolves VoIieyball Club, and Ontario Volleybali Association are hosting the Canadian National Championships for men and women in Oshawa on May 6, 7,,8, and 9. Our own Juvenile Club team (men) finishied second in Ontario to eam a spot in jthese nationals. Please corne out and support these boys who are: Daryl Reid, Orono; Trevor Lomax, Orono; Chris Yeo, Orono; Todd Boys, Cîcyne; Jeremny Spencer, Pickering; Mik~ Slean, Frank Smrekar, Cobour~g; Jeif Casey, Nathan Bloomfiejd, Randy Gary and Adrian 'Goodm-urphy, Cloyne; coaches Michelle and Hugh Walters, Botwmanville. Thursday, -May 6 will be the Opening Ceremonies and Pool Play will take place Friday and Saturday moming. Friday, May 7th the Ganaraska Wolves game times are 9 a.m. against B.C.; 12 p.m. against Quebec; 3 p.mn. against Manitoba and 6 p.m. against Nova Scotia. Al Friday games will be played at Durham College. On Saturday, May 8 they will be playing at 10:30 a.m. at Anderson Collegiate, Whitby against Newfoundland. Playoffs begîn at 2 p.m. Saturday and the Championships begin for men and women on Sunday, May 9th with the first set of games which is the Bronze ta begin at Il a.m.; Women's Gold will be played at 1:30 p.m.; and 'Men's GlId at 3:30 p.m. Ali garines wil be played at Durham College. There will be an admission charge of $2.00 for the medal round. Durham Liberals to select candidate The Durham Liberals are ta select their candidate for the upcoming fedcral election. The selection is being made from four candidates who are seeking the support from members of the local riding association. Thie meeting is being held ini the Bowmanville High School on Monday, May 1Oth. Speeches by the candidates start at 7 p.m. with voting starting at 8 p.m. and continuing until 9:30 p.m. The election of the winning candidate is somewhat different this year under a systemn called "preferential balloting". Ail bonifide members registered te vote will be given a ballot which will include ail four naines. The voter will list their three preferences 1, 2 and 3 and must lîst the three choices. If less than the thrce choices are put on the ballot the ballot will be rejected after the first counit. Those seeking the election ta reprcsent the liberal party in Durham are: Rosemary Conneil, Port Perry, Glenn Malco.lm, Michael Spooner and Sheila Stephens Spooner ROSE - ARBO"R -ANTI'QUES EARLY CANADIMJ PINE - OIL LAMPS- QUILTS OPEN APRIL TO DECEMIBER HOURS: Saturday, Sunday and Holidays - 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ALSO BY APPOINTMENT OR BY CHAINCE (416) 983-9091 6179 Andrews Rd. R.R. 1, Kendal, Ont. LOA 1IEo Thurs 10 a. 4.8 km. east of Hwy. 115,135 on Clarke 6th Conc. 'I CRYSTAL PAGES 983-6150 USEO BOOKS Wide Variety NEW BOOKS......1....... New Age, Healing, Recevery, Nutrition and Spirituality JEWELLERY ............... ...St irling Silver, Cryetal CLEANERS ...... "SlmpIy Clean" Producis tavour the Environment, work wonders. s. Fr1. Sat. 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ORONO BUSINESSES AMA Weekenders; Angelas Country Creations; Apple Blossom Shop; Arjays Videos & Games; Auto Workers Credit Union; Avon - Linda Childs; BFP Computers; Beckers; Bobby Lawn Spray; Brookdale Treeland Nurseries Ltd.; Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce; Clarke Museum & Archives; Crystal Pages; Darlington Mushroom Farm; Deb's Fashions & Fabrics; Drifters Pizza; Dulees; Durham Farmers' County Co-op; Easton's Esso, Hwy. 1l15; Evergreen Farm & Garden; Exact Electric; Fairwinds Antiques: Family Hair Care; Fred's Fruit Market; Ganaraska Leathercraft; Greenwood Interlock; Grundys Country Upholstery; Hair With Flair; The Hairline; Hamiltons Insurance; Hartwig Sand & Gravel; John Hruska; Hardy's Septic Service; Hwy. 115 Truck & Auto; Irwin Taxes; Larry Jackson Heating; Jungle Cat World; Kendal Hilîs Kennels; Kirby Burgers; Kirby Ski School; Marshland Emporium; Mercer's Shell; Mosport Park; Mournt Kirby Ski RentaIs; New Dutch Oven Restaurant; Noone's Restaurant; Oasis Restaurant; Orono Arena; Orono Electrid; Orono Fuel & Lumber; Orono Garden Centre; Orono Horticultural Society; Orono Weed ContraI; Orono WeeIkly limes; Partners Plumbing; Plydesigns; Rolph Hardware; Rose Arbor Antiques; Joyce Rosseau; Rosseau Sharpening; Jean Simone School cf Dance; Don Stephenson; Stutt's Pharmacy; United Pest Contrai; Viewer's Choice; Village Bakeshop; Wallace Auto Supply NEWCASTLE BUSINESSES Ace Submarine; Allin's Apple Orch'ard; Beckers; Bev's Pet Store; B3y Design Hair Centre; The Donut Shop; Everfresh; Flowers Plus; Gruffies; Guardian Drugs; Hopes Video; Matthews & Associates; Newcastle Lumber; Roast Beef Plus; Sit & Sip Donuts; Square Boy Pizza; Stedmans; Steeve's Auto Supply BOWMAN VILLE BUSINESSES A & P; The Acres Restaurant; Avery Dennison; Beaver Lumber; Bleacher Creature; Bowmanville Cinema; Bowmanville Sports Shop; Bowmanvilîe Zoo; Canadian Statesman; Canadian Tire; Gould's; Hooper's Jewellers; Invasion Hobbies; Lange's Photo; M & M Meats; Miracle Food Mart; Radio Shack; Rickaby's; Shoppers Drug Mart; Skylight Donuts; Stephen's Outdoor Store; Sugar's Bakery; Tim's RentaI OSHAWA BUSINESSES Burrows Medical Oxygen; Durham Regional Police; Rogers Cable T.V.; Oshawa -Ski Club 1 1