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Brooklin has also Club President Paul Cotton added former Six Nation maintains, "While we will Chief Tom Hawke to their have a young team, the roster for 1998, who pro- kids will rely on the lead- vides loose ball skills and ership and senior lacrosse setup strength. experience provided by a Vipond believes that the core of returning veterans Redmen will be an including team captain improved offensive club in John Fusco, Eric Perroni, 1998. "Jonas Derks, Shawn Glenn Clark and Peter From Page 19 Returning to the Redmen for the 1998 sea- EE] | Kelly, Zuly, Greenway, Bruce BARRISTER AND SOLICITORS Motor Vehicle - Criminal - Personal Injury Wills - Real Estate - Family Law Corporate & Commercial Evenings and Weekends by Appointment 114 King St. E., Oshawa 723-2278 [A] Park. Dan Ladouceur pro- vides tenacious defense while Jason Spoelstra pro- vides toughness." Joining the Redmen for portions of the 1998 season is former Whitby Warrior Matt Shearer, whom the Redmen obtained from Six Nations at the time of the junior draft. Shearer was a prolific goalscorer for the Whitby Warriors, amass- ing 152 goals, 111 assists, 263 points in a combined 112 regular season and playoff games for the Warriors. Shearer suited up 11 times in 1993 and 1994 for the Redmen while he was still a junior, accu- mulating 15 goals and seven assists for 22 points. Employment commitments will keep Shearer out of approximately 40 per cent of Brooklin's regular sea- son games, however he will be available for the dura- tion of the playoffs. Brooklin's goaltending duties will be handled by Major Series veteran Rob Blasdell, who will be backed up by one of Mike Wye, David Powers or Walter Sousa. The 1998 Major Series season promises to be an exciting one, with a num- ber of changes to the league. Two expansion clubswill join the loop this year. Dental Care Jor the whole family PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE 238 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY | * DR. J. HARDY * DR. L. GIDEON DR. T. McINTYRE (Periodontist) Please Call - 985-8451 * DR. J. COTTRELL * DR. C. BANFIELD DR. T. KING (Orthodontist) Evening & Saturday Appointments Available New Patients Always Welcome From Page 19 work with; the kids here are so into rowing we can't turn them away," he said, adding that the club started out eight years ago with just two boats. After joining the Durham Rowing Club, those in the competitive classes are out on the water at 6 a.m. five days a week where they will train for one day of racing. They are allowed to take off the day after a regatta, he says. "It's a really busy sea- to Thanksgiving weekend. We only really get two | months off before indoor son; we go right through Busy summer in ithe works for local rowing club training in January and I need time to get the docks out and repair the boats," he said, proudly display- ing a new 60' x 12' dock he built and turned over to the township which will allow both eight-man and four-man sculls to be launched. And, with a strong base of rowers already and more interested, Mr. Millikin says the future for the club looks good. "This will be another good year for us and next year will be a very big year with the 1999 World Rowing Festival (in St. Catharines) and other big events. It looks good for » us. AC * DR. L. GIDEON Please Call 985-7952 D i Scugog Duplicate Bridge Scugog Duplicate Bridge Club May 6 - Afternoon 5-1/2 Table Howell Avg. 48 : First - Bea Chapman. and Hoppy Carnwith 58- 1/2. Second Helen Mathieson and Jerry Dyer 54-1/2. Third - Al Stevens and Bob Chapman 54. Fourth - Doris Phinney COACHES' CLINIC Wed., May 13 - 7 p.m. South Diamond at lake HOUSE LEAGUE START-UP LEAGUE DATE LOCATION TIME 6:30 PM and Judy Atkinson 51. Evening 5-1/2 Table Howell Avg. 48 First - Elizabeth Miller and Brenda Gilmour 55- 1/2. Second - Wilma Petre and Jerry Dyer 54. Third - Doris Phinney and Georgia Brock 53. Fourth - Bonnie and Jack Davies 49. ee ---- RA Su © AS RU JO RR SARE ET MITES (age 7-8) Mon. May 25 T-BALL (age 5-6) Tues. May 26 TEEN LOB BALL (15-19) Tues. May 26 ~~ Scugog Centre (Arena) ~~ 8:30 PM SQUIRTS (age 9-10) Wed. May 27 Scugog Centre (Arena) ~~ 6:30 PM BANTAM (age 13-15) Bantam Coaches will call players to confirm day, time & location. YOUTH (age 11-12) Thurs, May 28 Scugog Centre (Arena) ~~ 6:30 PM S.A. Cawker/Legion S.A. Cawker 6:30 PM AA Wd AW I ¥/% Sm TIT CRE Xo CO TLR: To (oT VL SL