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i map Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, December 14, 1993 -- 31 «a |. , Na first ald Instructor Is getting ready anyway. On December 4 he trained and tested 22 cadets as Emergency First Alders. The Corps has qualified approximately 60 young people In the last year. Lt. Vandenberg hopes to form a first ald team which may compete provincially. Successful teams. from this category have competed Interpationally. In photo above Jason Colsh works on the arm of Anson Crosler with Jered Bowler helping out. Merchants in tough - company at Jr. C tourney It was a busy weekend for the Little Britain Merchants who reached the quarter finals in the second annual Bell Canada The Merchants came up against the high-flying Orangeville Crushers (who have 2.19-3 record in league play this season) Showing a wpll disciplined attack, the Crushers defeated the Merchants 4-1 to bounce them from the tournament. Mike Shaw got the lone marker for Little Britain. In game of the tourney, the Merchants came up against the Napanee Raiders, last year's tournament champs and all- Ontario Junior C banner winners. In an exe€iTént game that featured' superbigoaltending and many end to end rushes, the Concert at school On Thursday, December 18, 1993, the Durham Christian High School (DCHS) Music Department will be prébenting their'. Annual Christmas Concert beginning at 7:30 pm in the school auditorium. The «school's Choir, Wind Ensemble, - and Conelrt Band will be . performing. » The Concert will feature selections from Handel's ""Messiah" and a eollectioprof traditional favourites. ts for this musical celebration are «available at no charge from any student in the DCHS Music Department or by calling the school at (905) 623.. 5940. All those who attend the concert are askédl to donate a «non-perishable food item ay part of their admission. The food collected will be donated to the Salvation®Army Food Bank. x Raiders nipped the Merchants 3- 2. Chad Desjardins and captain Jeff Jenkins got the goals for Little Britain. In game two, the Merchants were up against the Picton Pirates who had a hot goalie. This was a chippy affair from start to finish as the.Pirates skated to a 3-0 victory. Alot of stick was over-looked in this one and at the end of the game, the players frustration boiled over in a full scale hench clearing brawl. : In game three, Merchants 'struck for five goals in a spar of four mindtes in the third period to break open a close game for a 6-2 win over Campbellford Rebels. Mark McGill netted a pair for the Merchants with singles to « Jeff Adams, Danny Wardlaw, Jeremy Roberts and Shawn Murray. ' This victory advanced the Merch to the quarter final round agdinst the Crushers, In Central League play last week the Merchants hosted Bobcaygeon on Wednesday evening and the Bullets went home with a 5-1 victory. It was just the third wictory of the season for the last place Bullets and two have come at the expense of the Merchants. For Merchant fans, the team will be in actign this Wednesday night on haime ice against Bowmanville Eagles. Game time is 8:00 P.M. 4 Halifax (902) 426-7! | 6306; Vancouver (604 hd | -2111%, eR 70 ] *Decision x Decisiofi 93-728. Compton Cable T.V. Limited, Uxbridge and Port Perry, Ontario DISALLOWED - Implementation of any portion of the proposed $1.68 fee increase, "You may read CRTC documents in the 'Canada Gazette' pirt I; at CRTC offices; at reference libraries; and at the licensee's offices during normal business hours. 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The third period produced excellent opportunities by bot] sides, with both goalies keepihg the teams at bay.*Patrick Dearnne and John Bartow were both stars of the game. Whitby. Auto Wreckers and Scugog Lumber hooked up for a defensive battle that produced outstanding goal tending by Patrick Dearnne of Whitby and Jamie McQuaid of Scugog Lumber. Whitby Auto Wreckers prevailed 3-0, "but required two late geals in the third peried to preserve a one goal lead. Beau Jolicour scored on a breakaway with 1:15 left in the . second to give Whitby the lead.- Darren Royle scored both late goals in the third with assists to Wreckers over Bankers in AHL Robbie Taylor and Jeff Darrilko. Excellent defensive work by Cameron Vernest, Mark Richardson, John-Ross Lennox and Robbie Taylor kept Whitby in the game as Scugog pressed early. Jeff Kane and Mike Koury provided solid support on defense for the Scugog side. Our thanks to the boys for an entertaining game. 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