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Page 16 ♦ THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ April 19,2006 Dy-Tech ends season Submitted photo CLARINGTON -- The Clarington Dy-Tech Novice AAA Toros had a strong start to their initial season of rep hockey. The team competed in tournaments in Peterborough, Clarington, Hamilton and Preston, and finished the regular season with a mark of 6-18-6. In ETA consolation playoff action, the Toros eliminated Ajax/Pickering 7- 3 in points, but were eliminated in the next round by the eventual league champions from Central Ontario. The second game went to overtime before the Toros bowed out. Team members include, front row, from left: Connor Oke, Jeremy Douma, Adam Laishram, Janies Gough, Cameron MacVarish, Aiden Ricci; middle row: Nick Reed, Tomas Azzano, Nathan Snoek, Matthew Cholod, Justin Holiad, Dylan Kelly; back row: Jennifer Hibbert (manager), (manager), Brad Kelly (head coach), Gerry Douma (asst, coach), Ryan Williams, Ryan Keeler, Bryce Robinson, Scott Hibbert, Derek Sweetland, Darren Cholod (asst, coach), Tim Oke (trainer) and Rob Snoek (asst, coach). Sports Hall of Fame seeks nominations Deadline closes on May 1 : CLARINGTON - The Clarington Sports.Hall of Fame is seeking new members members to be enshrined. Is there an athlete out there who deserves special recognition? Or a team or someone who has made a significant contribution to the sporting community in Clarington? .Those are the kind of people the committee committee is seeking as it prepares for the 4th annual induction ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 21. Nomination forms are available at all municipal facilities, or call 905-623-5728 for more information. Take some time to fill out the necessary information, and send it in for consideration. The deadline for 2006 submissions is May 1. Intermediate A girls hockey has a home in Clarington CLARINGTON -- As the Clarington Flames Girls Hockey organization continues continues to grow in stature and championships, championships, they are now happy to be icing an Intermediate hockey club. In the past, area girls who had completed completed their Midget hockey and wanted to continue to play at the Rep level, had to look elsewhere to find a place to play. But now, Clarington will be home to a very competitive Intermediate team, that will play in the North Metro Girls Hockey League. Strong. Clarington products such as Erin Haass and Sarah Carter can now finish out their Intermediate career at home, instead of travelling to another centre. In its inaugural year, the team will be coached by Ralph Cryderman and he is expecting a strong and competitive tryout camp. Tryouts began on Tuesday, with subsequent subsequent sessions planned for Saturday, April 22, 6:30-8 p.m. and finally Saturday, Saturday, April 29, 7-8:30 p.m. All tryouts will be held at the South Courtice Arena. For more information, contact Ralph Cryderman at 905-623- 6360. ,x LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ClTHURS. Apr. 22nd - 10PM r > ' li "BILLY * BAKER" V* 600 Grandview, Oshawa 905-436-1476 [TSviKTisiNG FLYERS durhamregion.com I I To have your flyers del iuml by Durham's HI Carrier Force! Call 905-579-4407 Wednesday, Apr. 19,2006 • Rona ■ Golf Town • Millwork • Furniture Direct \ ! • Pickering RV • The Bay • Mr. Wok ' Ontario Toyota ' ■ Partsource Home Outfitters Sport Chek Premier Health Sears Staples , Mark's Work Warehouse M&M Meats . 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The vision is to develop a health care system that helps people stay healthy, delivers good care when people need it and.will be there for our children and grandchildren itfl '£-■ \1 I1LU Imtvlgition end» with r^i| The Central East LH!N encompasses urban and suburban centres, villages and rural areas in a geographic area that includes Scarborough, Durham Region, Northùmberlànd-Havelock, Peterborough, Kawartha and the Haliburton Highlands. from our y The Central East LHIN Board of Directors is working with community residents and local health care providers to create an Integrated Health Services Plan (IHSP) to guideline delivery of health care services across the Central East area. Together our goal is-t.p strengthen the accessibility and sustainability of our public health care system. By working with community residents and ' local health care providers, the first Integrated Health Services Plan, which will be completed in September 2006, will identify: • Demographic profiles of communities in the Central East LHIN; •An assessment of health, care needs and services currently available; and, • Opportunities to improve access. The priorities identified in the Integrated Health Services Plan will be based on the needs of the residents and communities in the Central East LHIN. Priorities identified to date are "Seamless Care for Seniors" and "Mental Health and Addiction Services." Your input, as together we begin to develop this Integrated Health Services Plan, is important. Please join us at any of the Central East LHIN publié consultation sessions to find out how you can be part of the future of healthcare in Ontario. No registration required - free parking - light refreshments will be available. Please let us know if you have special needs so that arrangements can be made to help you attend a session. >::f\ 1Ï , .Haliburton Miriden - , v,; : ■■ - va \ - .t.ivi i/v< , 'J'Ci* , t », ' ' , 'i ' 1 ma L8JC08. 4 - ;•-*>/tiWtj r _ v--.' ' v ..y.» i * i»l*W| . , * ' < .' i'*XW t fk."V a , • \ • 'TK - 1 . , - v • 1 " 4 * V w • , , v v* T ^ 3?$ ' ia T*?T. , hfr Wv* T •; *i *'**^ ' t(i . \ ÎI- A/' " •(„„„ W '.L' u - *' V ' ' • > i , „^Durhâm. A, Northumberland^ 1 kDurharn Hayelock. 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