DOCSLIB.ORG

NA2004 07 14[Icon]

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
NA2004 07 14[Icon] News AdvertiserSERVING PICKERING SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 47,600 ✦ 42 PAGES ✦ WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 2004 ✦ durhamregion.com ✦ OPTIONAL DELIVERY $6/$1 NEWSSTAND WHAT A FARCE OLYMPICS BOUND SUNNY DAYS Love and sex Perdita Felicien books Toyota Solara at Class Act a ticket for Athens goes topless Entertainment, 8 Sports, 9 Wheels, Pullout [ Briefly ] Be transported to strange new worlds: A visit to the Pickering Public Anger Library will help children create their own fantasy worlds. The Petticoat Creek branch is of- fering a free program where children aged six to 11 can learn a few easy steps to drawing their own imaginative in the creatures. The program is Tuesday, July 20 at 2 p.m. For more information, call 905-420-2254. Test your skills and become a streets knight: The Pickering Public Library is holding a knight's quest next week. the pictures as was my son,” Anti-abortion The central branch invites all protest in Pickering said Vida Rivelsrud, who young squires to suit up and if they drove by the intersection complete their quest, will become a with her 14-year-old son. “It is knight. Children aged six to 11 years By Danielle Milley and David Stell very offensive to seniors and old are welcome to attend the free Staff Writers children - to everybody.” event on Wednesday, July 21 at 10 a.m. PICKERING – Dozens of area Durham Regional Police or Thursday, July 22 at 2 p.m. residents were disturbed and Sergeant Paul Malik said the For more information, call 905- upset by the tactics used by protestors have the right to 420-2254. anti-abortion protestors in express their opinion. Pickering Tuesday. “We’ve been following it up, [ What’s On ] About 20 people from but there’s nothing criminal Show the Truth Canada there,” he said. Life's a zoo at bible camp: Bayfair staged an orderly protest in He added police investigat- Baptist Church holds its summer day Pickering at Liverpool and ed the protest after receiving camp later this month. Kingston roads around several complaints. It's for children six to 12 years old lunchtime. Later in the after- Group spokeswoman and the camp runs from July 26 to 30, noon a few of the protestors Rosemary Connell said the with sessions from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. travelled to Ajax to continue protests were part of a blitz daily. One feature is a trip July 28 to the protest at Salem and in the area. She said group the Bowmanville Zoo. Kingston roads. members were staying at a Lunch and a snack are provided They carried large posters Whitby school last night and each day, except July 28. The camp cost is $60 and the church is on that graphically depicted planned two more stops in Kingston Road, east of Whites Road, in dead fetuses. The City of Pickering today. Pickering. Pickering, Durham Regional When told of the com- For more information, call 905- Police and the News Adver- plaints about the graphic na- 839-4621. tiser received several calls ture of the images, Ms. Con- from people disturbed by the nell said, “We say we don’t Get on the right career path: A signs. free two-day workshop is being held “I was greatly disgusted by ✦ See Complaints page 5 to help those questioning what career path to follow. Offered by the YMCA Durham Employment Services, the workshop's A.J. Groen/ News Advertiser photo on Thursday, July 15 from 11 a.m. to noon and on Wednesday, July 21 from Reserves prop 10 a.m. to noon. Participants will be assessed by They’re horsing around doing a variety of tests on the first up board budget day, while the second day will be used PICKERING –– Pickering resident Carly Corsina practises the cantor during summer horse riding school to analyze the results and to look at Catholic trustees And while there’s a new at the Audley Stables in Ajax. various career options for each per- government at Queen’s son, based on their assessment. give approval Park, the board still faces a Space is limited and pre-registra- Monday, despite funding shortfall, requiring tion is required. the use of roughly $9.9 mil- The Y's Youth Foyer is at 1550 two objections lion in reserve funds. Much Man charged with impaired Kingston Rd., Suite 7 (at the corner of of it will go towards paying Valley Farm Road and Hwy. 2), Picker- By Mike Ruta ing. off prior debt commitments Staff Writer For more information or to regis- for capital projects. in fatal weekend crash ter, call the Y's Youth Foyer at 905- DURHAM – The budget is in However, Oshawa Trustee 686-7060. the books, but two Durham Fred Jones says the board North York child is in serious condition in at the Lindsay jail until Fri- Catholic trustees voted should be using more re- woman dead, hospital after a collision in- day. The Crown has indicated [ ] against passing it Monday serve money to meet system volving a suspected drunk dri- it will contest the man’s re- Index night. needs. baby in serious ver Saturday evening. lease on bail. The Durham Catholic Dis- “There is, in my view, too condition A North Bay man, whose Durham Regional Police re- Editorial Page, 6 trict School Board approved much money in the reserves charges include impaired dri- sponded to a serious collision Entertainment, 8 its 2004/05 budget at a spe- that ought to be spent, and By Jeff Mitchell ving causing death, made a at the intersection of Twyn Sports, 9 cial board meeting, planning ought to be spent on a whole Staff Writer brief appearance by video in Rivers Drive and Woodview Classified, 11 to spend just over $200 mil- PICKERING – A North York bail court Monday morning lion. ✦ See Trustees page 2 woman is dead and her infant and was remanded in custody ✦ See North page 5 [ Give us a call ] General: 905-683-5110 Distribution: 905-683-5117 General fax: 905-683-7363 Get in touch with nature Newsroom fax: 905-683-0386 Pickering's Altona heritage (of the forest)," said Mike Bender of the Toronto Forest trail and Region Conservation system is open Authority (TRCA). SERVICE HOURS "People are starting to get MON., WED., THURS., FRI. for business familiar with the forest and 7:30 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. now they can go in on a des- By Danielle Milley TUES. 7:30 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. ignated path without getting Staff Writer SAT. 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. lost and discover their own (905) 831-5400 PICKERING – It's now easier backyard." for Pickering residents to The unique forest, which Email: [email protected] discover a little slice of stretches from Stroud's 575 KINGSTON RD. wildlife in their own back- Lane in the south to the www.pickeringhonda.com yard. hydro corridor in the north, Altona Forest's designated is home to a variety of vege- trail system and 37 trail tation and wildlife. INCOME TAX markers were officially un- "We have deer in the forest, PERSONAL INCOME TAX RETURNS veiled July 7. The markers coyotes, grey horned owls. $ correspond with information We have a great stand of only 39.95* available from the forest's cedar trees and wetland with •most returns *GST INCLUDED Web site to guide hikers amphibians and water fowl," ALL-CANADIAN TAX SERVICE along the five-kilometre Mr. Bender said. offices open year round A.J. Groen/ News Advertiser photo trail. The trail was a long time 100 Westney Rd. S. ( @ 401) From left, Pickering Naturalist member Karen Fawthrop, along with Larry Noonan and Doug Lockrey of the "You can walk the trail and coming. at Ajax Station Altona Forest Stewardship Committee, were on hand for the recent opening of the new designated trail at each marker get informa- (905) 426-4860 system through the Altona Forest. tion about the ecological ✦ See All page 2 * * After $200 mail-in rebate on a new 3-year term Data service Plan. Rebate to be applied on future monthly invoice. See store for full details. Offer expires JULY 31, 2004. ™Rogers, Mobius design, Rogers Wireless are trademarks of Rogers Communications Inc. Used under License. A/P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, July 14, 2004 www.durhamregion.com Trustees raise concerns over student needs ✦ Trustees from page 1 ty had other reasons for voting special-education reserve fund, non-classroom and classroom two per cent increase in contracts against the budget. Trustee McCafferty said there’s funding, including the board ad- to be negotiated this year, giving series of things,” he told his col- He says the Province still isn’t nothing in the budget document ministration and governance enve- the board about $2.8 million. But leagues. giving the board enough money, as setting that out. lope. Mr. Visser states the lion’s share Trustee Jones cited special edu- per Mordechai Rozanski’s educa- Trustee Mary Ann Martin said The salary shortfall will get even must be used to pay for the annual- cation, computer upgrades, text- tion funding report to the former they were her colleagues’ “personal worse, Mr. Visser states in his re- ized increases, and as a result “es- books, staff development and other Tory government. In essence, Mr. opinions. port, since the board has to fund sentially, 0.39 per cent remains to areas that he says could use a Rozanski found boards were short “I think it’s a good budget.” previously-negotiated raises, to the support compensation increases in boost.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Town and Workers Reach Agreement
    TOP 1% IN CANADA SINCE 1991* * for Royal LePage Need a fresh opinion on your investments? David B. Totten Senior Vice President, Wealth Advisor Proud TToo Be Living & Working In Aurora The Totten Wealth Advisory Group 17310 Yonge Street, Suite 11 Newmarket, Ontario Tel: (905) 830-4468 905-841-0319 www.davidtotten.ca 29 Industry St Marilyn Redvers, Sales Representative, Residential Real Estate Services If you are already a client of BMO Nesbitt Burns, please contact your Investment Advisor for more information. ® “BMO (M-bar roundel symbol)” is a registered trade-mark of Bank of Montreal, used under licence. 14799 Yonge St., Aurora 905-727-3154 www.realestateaurora.com ® “Nesbitt Burns” is a registered trade-mark of BMO Nesbitt Burns Corporation Limited, used under licence. Aurora’s Independent Community Newspaper Vol. 10 No. 46 905-727-3300 auroran.com FREE Week of September 21, 2010 Town and workers reach agreement The Town of Aurora and its 905, could have been on strike outside workers reached a ten- as early as this Monday if an tative agreement on a new agreement had not been labour contract last Thursday, an reached by the end of last agreement which will prevent a Thursday. strike by the 46 workers. While many issues had In a statement released already been sorted out shortly after an agreement was between the Town and CUPE reached, Neil Garbe, Aurora’s prior to going back to the table Chief Administrative Officer said last week, the one outstanding both parties reached a “fair and issue had been a wage equitable deal”.
    [Show full text]
  • Icehogs Monday, May 10 Chicago Wolves (11-17-1-0) 2 P.M
    Rockford IceHogs Monday, May 10 Chicago Wolves (11-17-1-0) 2 p.m. CST (18-8-1-2) --- --- 23 points Triphahn Ice Arena Hoffman Estates, IL 39 points (6th, Central) Game #30, Road #14 Series 2-6-0-0 (1st, Central) WATCH: WIFR 23.2 Antenna TV, AHLTV ICEHOGS AT A GLANCE LISTEN: SportsFan Radio WNTA-AM 1330, IceHogs.com, SportsFanRadio1330.com Overall 11-17-1-0 Streak 0-2-0-0 Home 7-9-0-0 Home Streak 0-1-0-0 LAST GAME: Road 4-8-1-0 Road Streak 0-1-0-0 » Goaltender Matt Tomkins provided 29 key saves on Mother’s Day, but the Iowa Wild caught OT 3-1 Last 5 2-3-0-0 breaks late in the first period and early in the second for a 2-0 victory over the Rockford IceHogs at Shootout 2-0 Last 10 4-6-0-0 BMO Harris Bank Center Sunday afternoon. ICEHOGS LEADING SCORERS Player Goals Assists Points GAME NOTES Cody Franson 4 11 15 Hogs and Wild Celebrate Mother's Day and Close Season Series\ Dylan McLaughlin 4 9 13 The Rockford IceHogs and Iowa Wild closed their 10-game season series and two-game Mother's Evan Barratt 4 8 12 Day Weekend set at BMO Harris Bank Center on Sunday with the Wild skating away with a 2-0 vic- Chris Wilkie 6 5 11 tory. The IceHogs wrapped up the season series with a 4-5-1-0 head-to-head record. The matchup was the first time the IceHogs have played on Mother’s Day since 2008 in Game 6 of their second- 2020-21 RFD vs.
    [Show full text]
  • At Yale 11.1 & at Brown 11.2
    At Yale 11.1 & At Brown 11.2 The 2013-14 Saint Season St. Lawrence (4-2-0) at Yale (1-1-0) • Ingalls Rink 7:00 Friday 4-2-0, 0-0-0 ECAC St. Lawrence (4-2-0) at Brown (2-0-0) • Meehan Auditorium 7:00 Sat. Oct. 5 CARLETON (exh) W, 4-2 Oct. 11 MAINE W, 3-1 Radio: WFLK 95.3 • Wally Johnson Oct. 12 MAINE W, 5-2 Zeebs du Jour Oct. 18 at Ferris State W, 3-2 at Yale: Bryan Hicks, Bob Ritchie: Lines: Glen Cooke, Joe Testa Oct. 19 at Ferris State L, 5-3 at Brown: Mike Baker, Marty Hughes; Lines: Glen Cooke, Joe Testa Oct. 25 NORTHEASTERN L, 6-3 Oct. 26 NORTHEASTERN W, 6-4 LEAGUE OPENERS: The Saints start conference play and a four-game road trip Nov. 1 at Yale* 7:00 with this weekend’s contests at Yale and Brown. The Saints will be on hand Nov. 2 at Brown* 7:00 when Yale unveils its national championship banner to start the season and Nov. 8 at Harvard* 7:00 SLU was the last team to play the Bulldogs in Ingalls Rink as Yale swept SLU on Nov. 9 at Dartmouth* 7:00 its way to the ECAC Hockey semifinals and finals, winning 6-1 and 3-0 against a Nov. 15 COLGATE* 7:00 shorthanded Saint squad in the quarterfinals. Yale swept all four games be- Nov. 16 CORNELL* 7:00 tween the two teams last year with the last Saint win a 4-3 decision in New Nov.
    [Show full text]
  • AIDS Conference Attracts People from Latin America but Where's The
    The Pickering 52 PAGES ✦ Metroland Durham Region Media Group ✦ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2007 ✦ Optional delivery charge $6 / Newsstand charge $1 Which school has the weather forecast? Page A3 Hard-luck Panthers Team waiting anxiously for return of injured players Page B1 YOUNG AND OLD REMEMBER Tensions mounted before shooting: witness tells court Gunfire in college pub Mr. Barrington said he approached and escorted a man wearing a basket- left Ajax man dead, ball jersey out of the pub after he be- two hurt came aware the man had circumvent- ed security that included pat-downs and metal detection. By Jeff Mitchell The man soon rejoined his friends [email protected] inside the pub and Mr. Barrington said there appeared to be tensions between DURHAM — Tensions between two that group and a group of friends that groups of young people in a college included Mr. Moses. pub were mounting in the moments Mr. Moses appeared to be a by- before gunfire erupted, leaving one stander as some of the young men dead and two others seriously wound- taunted each other, Mr. Barrington tes- ed, a Crown witness has testified at tified. A fellow security worker alerted a murder trial in him when it appeared the showdown Whitby. was escalating, he said. Stephen Bar- “They were yelling at each other rington, a stu- and there was some pushing,” Mr. Bar- dent who worked evenings as a ✦ See Trial, Page A2 security guard at the Durham College pub in Oshawa, testi- Pesticide ban fied Tuesday he was on his way to intervene as a Dwayne Moses “scrum” formed gets a little in the early morning hours of April 3, 2004, but stopped short when shots sounded.
    [Show full text]
  • Coupe Dudley Hewitt Cup Host/Hôte (NOJHL)
    SUPERIOR INTERNATIONAL NORTHERN ONTARIO JR. A MARITIME JR. A LIGUE DE HOCKEY JUNIOR JR. HOCKEY LEAGUE (SIJHL) HOCKEY LEAGUE (NOJHL) HOCKEY LEAGUE (MJAHL) AAA DU QUÉBEC (LHJAAAQ) Fort William North Stars Abitibi Eskimos Woodstock Slammers Les Cobras de Terrebonne Dryden Ice Dogs Blind River Beavers Truro Bearcats Les Inouk de Granby Sioux Lookout Flyers Manitoulin Islanders Miramichi Timberwolves Les Traffic de Joliette K and A Wolverines North Bay Trappers Ft. William North Stars Woodstock Slammers Weeks Crushers Le Collège Français de Longueuil Fort Frances Lakers Soo Eagles Summerside Western Capitals Les Condors de Kahnawake Soo Thunderbirds Ft. William North Stars Woodstock Slammers Halifax Lions Le Titan de Princeville Sudbury Junior Wolves Dryden Ice Dogs Weeks Crushers Nauss TIM-BR Mart Lumberjacks Les Cougars du Collège Champlain Temiscaming Royals Amherst Ramblers (Sherbrooke) Dieppe Commandos Les Panthères de Saint-Jérome Abitibi Eskimos Cobras de Terrebonne Abitibi Eskimos Cobras de Terrebonne Soo Thunderbirds Collège Français de Longueuil ONTARIO JR. A CENTRAL CANADIAN Oakville Blades Brockville Braves CENTRAL JR. SASKATCHEWAN JR. HOCKEY LEAGUE (OJHL) HOCKEY LEAGUE (CCHL) HOCKEY LEAGUE (CJHL) HOCKEY LEAGUE (SJHL) Coupe Dudley Coupe Fred Hewitt Cup Page Cup Kingston Voyageurs Burlington Cougars Brockville Braves Flin Flon Bombers Oakville Blades Newmarket Hurricanes Oakville Blades Brockville Braves Pembroke Lumber Kings Battlefords North Stars Georgetown Raiders Bowmanville Eagles Oakville Blades Pembroke Lumber Kings Cornwall
    [Show full text]
  • Colgate 11.15 & Cornell 11.16
    Colgate 11.15 & Cornell 11.16 The 2013-14 Saint Season Colgate (4-6-1, 2-2-0) at #17 St. Lawrence (6-2-2, 2-0-2) 6-2-2, 2-0-2 ECAC # 19 Cornell (3-2-1, 1-2-1) at #17 St. Lawrence (6-2-2, 2-0-2) Oct. 5 CARLETON (exh) W, 4-2 Oct. 11 MAINE W, 3-1 Radio: WFLK 95.3 • Greg Lapinski and Wally Johnson Oct. 12 MAINE W, 5-2 Zeebs du Jour Oct. 18 at Ferris State W, 3-2 Colgate: Bob Ritchie, Tom Steinel, Jr. : Lines: Ryan Knapp, Dan Taggart Oct. 19 at Ferris State L, 5-3 Cornell: Chris Ciamaga, Peter Feola; Lines: Jason Shattie, Adam Wood Oct. 25 NORTHEASTERN L, 6-3 Oct. 26 NORTHEASTERN W, 6-4 OFF TO A GOOD START: St. Lawrence completed a four-game road trip to start Nov. 1 at Yale* T, 3-3 ECAC play with a sweep of Harvard and Dartmouth, taking six out of a possible Nov. 2 at Brown* T, 3-3 eight points wit a 2-0-2 mark. It is the best start in league play for the Saints Nov. 8 at Harvard* W, 3-1 since the 2006-07 team went 4-0-0 and the best start to a season overall since the 2005-06 team went 7-3-0. The 6-2-2 Saints also cracked the national top Nov. 9 at Dartmouth* W, 8-5 20 this week at number 17, joining #6 Quinnipiac, #9 Yale, #10 Rensselaer, #11 Nov.
    [Show full text]
  • LENARD LIND Aurora’S #1 Sales Producer 2007!* Call Today Forafree Property Evaluation!** 905-841-0000 • [email protected]
    The Totten “Point of Viewing” Introducing the 2009 Chevrolet Traverse by Todd McGinnis Wealth Advisory Chev’s New Crossover 286 HP Dinner Theatre Group Vehicle November 7, 8, 14 & 21 December 13 & 19 David B. Totten 34 mpg on the highway Head-curtain 8.3 litres per side-impact Doors Open @ 6:30 pm Dinner @ 7 pm Senior Vice President, Wealth Advisor 100 km air bags 17310 Yonge Street, Suite 11 Showtime @ 8:30 pm Newmarket, Ontario Howard Johnson 905.830.4468 Rear-view Advanced technology camera system that enhances performance www.davidtotten.ca & safety Hotel Aurora If you are already a client of BMO NesbittBurns, A vehicle that’s as EXPRESSIVE as it is PRACTICAL For details, please call please contact your Investment Advisor for more information. HIGHLAND CHEVROLET CADILLAC 15783 YONGE ST., AURORA 905-727-1312 or 905-727-9444 highlandgm.com Aurora’s oldest & largest automotive dealer www.hojoaurora.com 15520 Yonge St., Aurora Aurora’s Independent Community Newspaper Vol. 9 No. 3 905-727-3300 auroran.com FREE Week of November 4, 2008 Creek realignment defers house sale In August, 2007, Aurora Council The couple was buried in a family asked staff members to sell the Jack plot on the northwest corner of the Woods’ property on Allaura Blvd., but property, which is now the site of the at a recent council meeting it was Aurora Cenotaph. In 1878, the bodies agreed to defer the sale of the proper- were moved to the Aurora Cemetery. ty until staffers reported back on the The farmland ran east of Yonge possible realignment of the creek on Street, south of what is now the Dr.
    [Show full text]
  • 2007 Wjac 2007 Wjac Team Canada East Team Canada East Mini Camp
    2007 WJAC TEAM CANADA EAST MINI CAMP August 19, 2007 Richmond Hill, ON Brendon Smith, Ryan Burkholder, Louie Caporusso Team Canada East 2006 Presented by : 2007 WJAC ---TEAM-TEAM CANADA EAST MINI CAMP --- TEAM WHITE # Name Team Position Y.O.B 2 Chris Haltigin Oakville Blades Defense 1988 3 Matt Pasztor Aurora Tigers Defense 1989 4 Trevor Eckenswiller Oakville Blades Defense 1988 5 Paul Clancy Newmarket Hurricanes Defense 1990 6 Jamie Hawkrigg Milton Icehawks Defense 1988 7 Andrew Amodeo Markham Waxers Defense 1988 8 Trevor Smith Stouffville Spirit Defense 1988 9 Martin Lee Vaughan Vipers Defense 1989 10 Daniel Michalsky Aurora Tigers Forward 1988 11 Mike McLauglin Aurora Tigers Forward 1988 12 Jordan Watts Aurora Tigers Forward 1989 14 Jamie MacQueen Pickering Panthers Forward 1988 15 Jeremy Franklin Wellington Dukes Forward 1989 16 Corey Tamblyn Markham Waxers Forward 1989 17 Shane Cater Collingwood Blues Forward 1990 18 Brandon Perry Kingston Voyageurs Forward 1989 19 Jordan Mayer Kingston Voyageurs Forward 1991 20 Michael Budd Burlington Cougars Forward 1989 1 David Vallorani Milton Icehawks Forward 1989 30 Adam McCallister Quinte West Pack Forward 1988 1 Matt Hoyle Oakville Blades Goalie 1990 2 Dillon Branco Streetsville Derbys Goalie 1989 TEAM RED # Name Team Position Y.O.B 2 Daniel Spivak Stouffville Spirit Defense 1988 3 Joe Serpe North-York Rangers Defense 1988 4 Kevin Floris Georgetown Raiders Defense 1988 5 Jeremy Wick Georgetown Raiders Defense 1989 6 Ben Heaphy Hamilton Red Wings Defense 1988 7 Michael Ball Huntsville-Muskoka Otters Defense 1988 8 Tim Cavanagh Peterborough Stars Defense 1988 9 Derek Szasz Hamilton Red Wings Defense 1989 10 Corey Trivino Stouffville Spirit Forward 1989 11 James MacIntosh Stouffville Spirit Forward 1989 12 Wes Consorti Hamilton Red Wings Forward 1989 14 Brent Tamane Toronto Jr.
    [Show full text]
  • Red Wings Corner Xxx Súbor Blogových Príspevkov
    Red Wings Corner xxx súbor blogových príspevkov Martin Užák Red Wings Corner súbor blogových príspevkov Martin Užák Martin Užák Red Wings Corner ‒ súbor blogových príspevkov titulná kresba: Norbert Šátek vydané vlastným nákladom, nepredajné prvé vydanie, 2015 text neprešiel jazykovou korektúrou Všetky práva vyhradené. Žiadna časť tejto elektronickej knihy nesmie byť rozširovaná na internete, tlačou a inými médiami bez predchádzajúceho písomného súhlasu autora. © Martin Užák, 2015 ISBN 978-80-972096-3-6 „Komu sa veľa dostáva, od toho sa veľa očakáva.” John F. Kennedy Predhovor lete 2006 som zavítal na webstránku malej americkej hokejovej akadémie, zame- V riavajúcej sa na funkčný tréning. V jednom z dokumentov, ktoré som si vyhliadol, bola popisovaná hra založená na kontrole puku („puck possession game”). Dokument mal niekoľko strán, bol uzatvorený, skromne editovaný a zverejnený v takej forme, aby si ho mohol zdarma stiahnuť ktokoľvek, kto oň prejavil záujem. V podobnom duchu, v akom ku mne prišiel tento dokument, prichádza k vám táto voľne dostupná elektronická kniha, ktorá je kolekciou blogových príspevkov z niekdaj- šieho blogu Red Wings Corner na portáli SlovakNHL.sk. Blog Red Wings Corner fungoval na SlovakNHL.sk od 12. novembra 2009 do 23. novembra 2011. Za ten čas na ňom bolo uverejnených 43 originálnych článkov, ktoré okomentovala bezmála stovka užívateľov vo viac ako 400 komentároch. Väčšina prís- pevkov sa venovala klubu Detroit Red Wings. Niektoré články popisovali témy, ktoré boli aktuálne len dočasne. Iné sa vracali do histórie a pripomínali zaujímavé udalosti a výnimočné príbehy, ktoré dokáže napísať iba Národná hokejová liga. Mnohé ďalšie články sa cielene zaoberali témami, ktorým sa v podobnom rozsahu nevenovali žiadni severoamerickí ani európski autori.
    [Show full text]
  • 2008-09 Media Guide a Tradition of Excellence TIGERSTIGERS Givegive Backback
    2008-09 Media Guide A Tradition of Excellence TIGERSTIGERS givegive backback RIT Class of 2009 (left to right): Justin Hofstetter, Louis Menard, and Jesse Newman. On Front Cover (left to right): 2008-09 captains Brennan Sarazin, Bobby Raymond and Dan Ringwald Contents & Information 2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey E PROGRAM CONTENTS The 2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide is a publication of the RIT Sports Infor- A Message From the RIT President . ..2 mation Office and University News . Design by Peter Bella Jr ,. ’03 . Content written A Message From the Director of Athletics & Recreation . .2 and edited by Joe Venniro and Steve Jaynes . Printing by Mercury Print Productions, A Message From the Vice President for Student Affairs . .3 Rochester, N .Y . Head shots by A . Sue Weisler . Team photo by Ken Huth . Action photos 2008-09 Schedule . 4 by Kelsey Evans ’09, Ashley Conti ’09 and Josh Lehrer ’09 . Coaching Staff . .6-8 Frank Ritter Ice Arena . .9 E UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS 2008-09 Season Outlook . .10 Location . Rochester,N.Y 2008-09 Player Profiles . .11-33 Address . Athletics, Clark Gymnasium RIT Award Winners . .40-41 51 Lomb Memorial Drive 2007-08 Season in Review . .42 Rochester, NY 14623 2007-08 Statistics . .43 Founded . 1829 2007-08 Results . .44 Undergraduate Enrollment . .16,450 2007-08 By the Numbers . .45 President . .Dr . Bill Destler 2007-08 Box Scores . 46-50 Nickname . Tigers Strength and Conditioning . .53 Colors . .OrangeandBrown RIT Facilities . .54 Affiliations . .NCAADivisionI RIT at a Glance . .55 Conference . Atlantic Hockey Association Rochester, N .Y ., at a Glance .
    [Show full text]
  • The Ferris State Series • Oct. 18-19 the 2013-14 Saint Season St
    The Ferris State Series • Oct. 18-19 The 2013-14 Saint Season St. Lawrence (2-0-0) at Ferris State (2-1-0) 2-0-0 Ewigleben Arena • Big Rapids, MI • 7:07 each night Oct. 5 CARLETON (exh) W, 4-2 Oct. 11 MAINE W, 3-1 Radio: WFLK 95.3 Wally Johnson Oct. 12 MAINE W, 5-2 Oct. 18 at Ferris State 7:07 Oct. 19 at Ferris State 7:07 Oct. 25 NORTHEASTERN 7:00 Oct. 26 NORTHEASTERN 7:00 Nov. 1 at Yale* 7:00 HITTING THE ROAD: The Saints will make their first road trip of the 2013-14 Nov. 2 at Brown* 7:00 season and it will be a long one as they make the 643 mile trek from Canton to Nov. 8 at Harvard* 7:00 Big Rapids by bus (approximately 11 hours each way) for games three and four Nov. 9 at Dartmouth* 7:00 of the 2013-14 season. Ferris State, now members of the WCHA will be playing Nov. 15 COLGATE* 7:00 its home openers after opening the season with a split at Colgate and a 3-2 win Nov. 16 CORNELL* 7:00 at Mercyhurst on Tuesday night. The Saints opened at home last weekend with Nov. 22 at RIT 7:05 a sweep of the University of Maine, winning 3-1 and 5-2 to run their streak to Nov. 23 at RIT 7:05 four consecutive over the last two seasons against the Black Bears. Nov. 29 at North Dakota 7:37 Nov. 30 at North Dakota 7:07 THE SAINT STAFF: Greg Carvel is in his second season as Saint head coach Dec.
    [Show full text]
  • HALF-ICE HOCKEY MORE Shots, MORE Passes, MORE Puck Possessions MORE FUN Ohf.On.Ca
    The Greater Toronto Hockey League Information, Regulations & Playing Rules Greater Toronto Hockey League 57 Carl Hall Road Toronto, Ontario M3K 2E2 Telephone: 416-636-6845 Fax: 416-636-2035 E-mail: [email protected] Founded and organized by Frank D. Smith December 29, 1911 Incorporated March 8, 1973 Published by G.T.H.L. — September, 2019 Table of Contents 1 GREATER TORONTO HOCKEY LEAGUE ORGANIZATION History of the GTHL . 1-1 GTHL Executives . 1-3 GTHL Board of Directors . 1-6 Division Presidents . 1-8 Past Presidents (THL/MTHL/GTHL) . 1-9 GTHL Life Members . 1-10 2 IMPORTANT DATES Important Dates to Remember - 2019-2020 . 2-1 Effective Age Dates for 2019-2020 . 2-3 3 RULES & REGULATIONS GTHL Rules And Regulations . 3-1 Responsibilities of Coaching Staffs in Arenas . 3-102 4 GREATER TORONTO HOCKEY LEAGUE POLICIES GTHL Harassment, Abuse, Bullying & Misconduct Policy . 4-1 Hockey Canada Co-ed Dressing Room Policy . 4-3 OHF Policy on Dressing Room Supervision . 4-4 GTHL Concussion Policy . 4-5 GTHL Helmet Policy for Team Officials and Volunteers . 4-16 GTHL Social Media Policy . 4-17 GTHL Policy on Review of Video . 4-23 5 HOCKEY CANADA & ONTARIO HOCKEY FEDERATION Hockey Canada 2019-2020 Rule Emphasis . 5-1 2019-2020 GTHL Minimum Suspension List . 5-3 OHF Official Game Report Abbreviations . 5-12 6 GREATER TORONTO HOCKEY LEAGUE PHONE DIRECTORY Important Numbers . 6-1 GTHL Staff . 6-2 Arenas . 6-5 GTHL Club List . 6-7 GTHL House League Club List . 6-18 GTHL Member Divisions . 6-26 7 CHAMPIONS AND AWARDS 2018-2019 Playoff Champions .
    [Show full text]