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i durhamreyïon THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ April 26,2006 ♦ Page 15 „ _ Submitted photo flour Clarington residents had a major impact on the Whitby Wolves Intermediate AA team this season. From left are Jana Cryderman, Erin Haass, Laura Stacey and Sarah Carter. Players heading back home to play CLARINGTON - Four Clarington based girls, two from Bowmanville and one each from Newcastle and Newton- ville, had a positive influence on the Whitby Wolves Intermediate AA girls hockey team this season.. Sarah Carter (captain), Laura Stacey Stacey (assistant captain) and Erin Haass (assistant captain) have been playing for Whitby for the last three years and were recently joined by Jana Cryderman this year. All four girls have played for the Clarington Flames for six years before leaving to play for Whitby because there n was no Intermediate level age group ,! at Clarington. Cryderman joined the ° ! Flames every other year due to age dif- v 'Terence This season the four girls proved their strength as hockey players coming out with the most points. Cryderman, Haass and Carter proved to be the strength of the team with Stacey back on defence setting up the line, helping the club finish with a medal in the North Metro finals. The Wolves had an excellent season with a few tournament wins and medal in the finals - not bad for a team who only had 10 players and two goalies (sometimes less due to injuries). Next season the four girls will return to the Clarington Flames, with a few players from the Wolves team following to make up an Intermediate team" for Clarington. With the amount of talent coming from the Wolves, the Flames will be burning up the ice. Lax Shack wins opener •feu', Tj'tVjV- T : teip! m CLARINGTON-- In the Peewee • division of Clarington Minor Lacrosse, ! Team #5, The Lax Shack, won it's season opener against Team #6 at the Newcastle Arena. Goaltender Myles Richards held Team #6 to just- three goals. The goal scorers for The Lax Shack were. Joshua Cook, Adam Mangnall, Davis Moore (2) and Malik Yassein (2). Ty Smith opened the scoring for Team #5 with his first of three, earning him a hat trick. The final score was 9-3 for The Lax Shack. In addition to the mentioned players players the team is rounded out by Ryan Smyth, Zachery Pepper, Mathew Gibson, Gibson, Jordan Donaldson, Denis Pawster, Tristan Pitt and coaches Wael Yassein and Chuck Moore. ip ' tit. § 1 & - Newcastle::'- M&M Meat Shops Hold First Annual School Day Event On April 13, M&M Meat Shops, Newcastle held their first annual School Day Event with many thanks to local supporters, customers, family & friends! Ted & Luci Kennedy, Franchisees were thrilled to help raise funds for St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School ($262.55) & Newcastle/Newton- ville Public School ($290.02). Many thanks to our staff and volunteers, Nicole Duval & Trish Hancock, Parents Council of St. Francis of Assisi for a fabulous day! Travis Eyre, Patrick Leblanc, Travis Eyre (Students & Green Team of St. Francis of Assisi). Wendy Williams, Williams, Luci Kennedy, Trish Hancock, Nicole Duval, Rachel Hurtubise & Kendra Duval (Nicole's little girls). iBidlkS meat shops N Ewm ram - n-7 (^EKESdüEIl^® ■NEWGASiTÜEIMIGHiïïYKMliliESIREGISiTiR'ATilONïïSaOOlBERlRHAlVlERl i ; É(Registration will take place for players born between1989 & 2002. $ IM& iiNewiplayereimustbringia(photocopy/ofitheiribli1hicertiflcate; , '(;v.i..'Ai wm&m 20067/20071 NEwCASTjUE MP? The Newcastle Village Minor Hockey Association is Implementing a Hockey Initiation program next year for the 2006/2007 Hockey Season. We have some great coaches lined up, with years of experience In Orono with their highly recognized Mite program. ■ • This Is a hockey program, full gear Is required • Absolutely no skating experience needed, we take care of that • 2 hours of Ice time per week (static schedule) • Player to coach ratio approx. 5 to 1 (or better) This program is for children born in 2001 and 2002 Our objective is simple... Safe and Fun skill development! Enniskillen's Mike Murray of Team Impact golden in Edmonton EDMONTON, ALBERTA - .Earlier this month, a few members of Team Impact Wrestling returned home with a little hardware to add to their mantles. At the National Cadet and Juvenile Juvenile Championships in Edmonton, Mike Murray, an Enniskillen resident and Eastdale Collegiate student, pinned Ladiki Mohamad from Barrie only 20 seconds into their match, which earned him the Cadet 100 kg National title. irxtxxxxixjiji^xsixxxixxxxixxxizzTTrrrizTZTx mi DINGO'S HOMETOWN SPORTS GRILL ijoiOv Home Team Headquarters 68 KING STREET E., BOWMANVILLE dltaOtf Swill covers Clarington Green Gaels Junior B lacrosse all season long MORTGAGE RATES BEST RATES AS OF: PRESS TIME ADJUSTABLE RATE MORTGAGE 2.95% 6 MONTHS 5.45% 1 YEAR 5.05% 2 YEAR 5.15% 3 YEAR.. 5.20% 4 YEAR 5.25% 5 YEAR 5.30% 7 YEAR 5.44% 9 YEAR 5.57% 10 YEAR 5.65% 15 YEAR 5.94% ALSO AVAILABLE: CASH BACK MORTGAGES AND 100% FINANCING NOTE: IS YOUR MORTGAGE UP FOR RENEWAL? WE WILL TRANSFER YOU TO A BETTER RATE AT NO COST! WE ALSO ARRANGE: • SECOND MORTGAGES • CREDIT LINES • PERSONAL LOANS CALL: DEL DYKSTRA / DEBBIE DYKSTRA-MURRAY 905-697-3300 DELTDN -*-- CIAL LTP - •-- 1 V MORTGAGES Ciarimfm IGERGATS FOOTBALL CLUB Tykes 7-11 yrs. Atom 11-13 yrs. Peewee 13-15 yrs. ranm ^THIUmMATi HAM SPORT All registrations to take place @ The South Courtice Arena Sunday April 30th - lpm to 3pm HEAD COACHES Tyke: Joe Szimanski Atom: Dave Jowitt Peewee: Greg Novak PLEASE CONTACT Gail Johnson 905-623-1749 Collette Secord 905-697-8748 Dan Labonowich 905-697-1484 or email tada65@sympatico.ca *A11 Equipment Included ft,;. FREE SEMINAR lit, April 29* -1» a» Rain or Shine A : f : i' : ■ ;• : ■WMtOCK reps on hand •Expert knowledge and friendly ■, - OCÎViC6^ r 'i I FREE estimates - bring your plon» < •Refreshments ■ Special UNaoCK bonus offers ' dnddbcounfs (Excludes Accessories and , y Elegance Series) : 4 see store for details DON ti SON i:uiMiiv.;s„ n ,i„. 12^'i Smiivivillv St wmmmg ■mmmÊm • osh.m.t 57o e 17o5 Community Partnerships "Making a positive difference in a young person's life is what we're all about ." v "It is a shared responsibility to help make tomorrow a better place for youth growing up in an increasingly complex world. We couldn't do it without the support of the people and businesses of Clarington." Lisa McNce-llakcr Executive Director, Big Brothers & Sisters of Clarington. (Left to right) Cate Martin, 0PG employée and Big Brothers & Sisters In-school mentor and one of the little brothers who participated In the Bowl for Kids' Sake and Lisa McNee-Bakor Ontario Power Generation is proud of its employee participation in the Big Brothers & Sisters programs. We are also pleased to support the program through our lead sponsorship and participation in their 29th annual Bowl for Kids' Sake event. Big Brothers & Sisters of Clarington have been supporting youth in the community for many years now. It takes many volunteers - more than 200 currently - to make the programs a success and it takes funding to make it all work. OPG and its employees are proud to bo a community partner with Big Brothers & Sisters, and many other valuable community organizations. Big Brothers & Sisters of Clarington putting our energy to good use www.opg.com GENERATION IllIIII TTTYTTTTXXYTITTTYYiyrT 1