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mm 4 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 24. 2000 i Sports Editor Rosey Bateman ÊSÿSÊSïiM ; fl€lSSSff wmmÊmêÊmmêm imannsi MSSiSêSsÊSÊI A slight error by front-runner Paul Gentilozzi (in front) put him out of Sunday's BFGoodrich*Tires Trans-AM Series race on Sunday. Defending champion, Brian Simo who had been trailing (in second position), was able to pull ahead of Gentilozzi to claim victory. Juvenile girls volleyball Ganaraska Wolves find When the Canadian national national volleyball championships were over, the Ganaraska Wolves juvenile girl's volley- ball team found themselves on the podium accepting silver medals. Winnipeg, Manitoba hosted hosted the 24-team competition last May 12, 13 & 14. Teams from Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Newfoundland and Ontario were all competing for top honours which eventually eventually went to the Hamilton Seekers--the team the Wolves defeated in the provincial championship finals held earlier earlier in April. The Wolves defeated Saskatchewan #1 in the quarter quarter finals then Alberta #1 in the semi's before advancing to the finals against Hamilton falling.3 games to 2. Melonie All in of Orono, in a telephone interview said "the whole weekend was amazing" and "they weren't used to playing so many high caliber teams." Melonie said she was a little nervous and that the competition was a huge learning experience. The Wolves also had an opportunity to see the national women's volleyball team play the University of Manitoba's men's team on the Thursday preceding their tournament. Of special note, Sara Hartmann of Orono was one of six players in the top four teams who was named to the allstar team. Stacey Gordon of Oshawa, also of the Ganaraska Wolves was named tournament MVP. Three Orono area girls participated participated in the national championships championships as members of the Ganaraska Wolves. They were, Tina, Talsma, Sara Hartmann and Melonie Allin. r. Community Events THE NATURAL NUT HEALTH SHOP Free Evening Seminars - May 31 - Aromatherapy: The therapeutic benefits of essential oils. Speakers, Sandra Topper, Holistic Health ' Consultant and Aromatherapist and Marci Tordiff, Certified Aromatherapist» » DURHAM REGION COMMUNITY CARE Community Care NEEDS VOLUNTEERS. All volunteers will be provided with an 8 session course in "Basic Helping and Communication Skills to prepare them for this sensitive and rewarding work. Please contact Janice Kroft at 623-4123 for more information. MASARU KARATE CLUB CLASSES MONDAY, TUESDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT RICK JONES EMAIL: rick.teruko@sympatico.ca TELEPHONE: (905) 786-2793 FAX: (905) 786-1031 j x FIVE HEARTS • Pedicures/Manicures • Waxing • Nail Extensions • Ear Candling ♦ ; Eyelash Tinting • Air Brushing • Electronic Muscle Stimulate (EMS) Brigitte | Brown *#* Gift I ESTHETIC STUDIO Certificates | Available '1 I I ^ 171 MUVStreet, Orono, ON LOB 1M0 • (905) 983-8169 ^ 15% DISCOUNT with coupon AaylicJGel Nail Set with air Brush m MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD. SERVING DURHAM REGION SINCE 1841 ALL FUNERAL SERVICES PREARRANGED AND/OR PREPAID BURIAL - CREMATION - TRANSFERS " WHERE PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE IS IMPORTANT" FUNERAL DIRECTORS PAUL R. MORRIS DOUG R. RUTHERFORD GARY M. CONWAY DEBRA D.KELLEHER 623-5480 4 DIVISION ST.. BOWMANVILLE ■ AT QUEEN ST. Æ OAAA NIGHT Saturday, June 10th TICKETS $6 ($12 Value) Contact: Blain Moffat 983-9561 Ray Bester 983-5584 AH proceeds to Orono Arena Expansion Fund