One More Time Maybe Something Will Happen This Time

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aurorafamilylaw.com PRICE $70.00 PER PERSON 9 0 5 - 7 2 6 - 9 9 5 6 Aurora’s Community Newspaper JANUARY 16TH + TAX & GRATUITY 7 pm sharp 49 North Lake Road Oak Ridges Vol. 3 No. 11 Week of January 7, 2003 905-727-3300 One more time Maybe something will happen this time. For many years a butcher shop occupied the property located on the southwest corner of Tyler and Yonge Streets. It later became a leather goods store and was dam- aged by fire, resulting in its demolition. The property remained empty over the years in spite of various proposals. Now it appears a five-storey mixed-use building including retail space on the ground floor and 32 residential condominium apart- ment units above will be con- structed on the site. But it's not the first time Aurora councillors have heard such a pro- Outer space visitor? posal. Looking for all the world like a dead, bloated cow, or a crashed space ship, Aurora's 40-year-old water tower located in the At a recent council meeting a town's south end, collapsed in a heap following a day-long demolition exercise by Priestly Demolition recently. A photo staff report was adopted recom- mending a zoning bylaw amend- story of the tower's final day on the Aurora horizon may be found on Page 8. Auroran photo by Ron Wallace ment with first, second and third readings of the enabling bylaw to be considered at the next available council meeting. A look at Aurora's first half of 2002 In March, 1996, council approved in principle an application for the The year 2002 will go down in respected citizens, retired Deputy on a split vote. the United Church. redevelopment of the site for a Aurora history as a year of growth Fire Chief Fred Bolsby who died at The 2002 capital and operating Council supported an initiative for four storey mixed-use building and change, of increased taxes, the age of 64. budgets were adopted with a tax changes in legislation so local including commercial space on crowded roadways, stop signs, Friends of the late former increase of 8.8 per cent over 2001. bylaw enforcement officers can the ground floor and 13 condo- fear of the Ontario Municipal Board Councillor Bob Hartwell started Council petitioned the province to enforce speeding and stop sign minium units above, plus the and turbulence and conflict on planning the Bob Hartwell reduce the powers of the Ontario bylaws. retention of a house at 5 Tyler council. Memorial Runners Challenge to Municipal Board and the region to A heavy snowstorm hit the area Street. In January council was scram- raise funds for the Children's relax the smoking bylaw for bingo March 26th with more than five Council approval the application bling to reduce the 2002 tax bill. Safety Village. parlours, as charities were suffer- inches of snow. subject to several conditions The first draft indicated a 19.8 per One of the major issues facing ing financially. Council's application to federal including façade treatment, alter- cent increase, which was reduced council in February was the future March brought many problems and provincial governments for ations to the configuration of the to 12 per cent with hopes of mak- of local hydro with the provincial and challenges to council with funding to rehabilitate the historic fourth storey and issues dealing ing the final draft still lower. proposal to deregulate both Seaton Drive residents objecting Church Street School was suc- with access. Later in the month it was reduced Ontario Hydro and local utilities. to the elevation of the new homes cessful and $320,000 was commit- While a site plan agreement to an increase of 8.8 per cent or The final report was received on to the rear of their properties. ted. along with the third reading of the about $69 on the average home, construction of the new library at a Aurora continued to grow from April was another month of implementing bylaw was sched- plus an estimated $35 increase for total cost of $11 million including 35,837 to 40,167 or 15.2 per cent growth and complaints. There uled for the August 1996 council the region. $2 million for land. in five years. were 69 planning applications in meeting, the documents were not It was found that stop signs went The multi-stop at Kennedy and Proposed widening of Bathurst various stages of progress for a approved pending the involve- up on Kennedy Street during George Streets was still controver- Street through Aurora created con- total of 5,000 residential units. A ment of an urban design consult- reconstruction without an enacting sial and stop signs left up for a six- cern about traffic noise and noise 112-acre development on Bayview ant. bylaw, and residents objected to month trial. Growth in Aurora was attenuation measures were Avenue was approved and added The applicant retained a new their removal. still strong with 1,300 approved requested. The need for a side- to the list. architect for a revised project in The licencing for public garages residential units in the works. walk on Bathurst Street was ques- Clublink's proposal for a seven- 1999, which was for a five storey was put on hold, as was the pro- Council supported a centralized tioned storey retirement home on the for- mixed use building, located on posed development for a five- fire dispatch system in principle Lighting for the Thompson mer Aurora Highlands clubhouse both the Yonge and Tyler Street storey building at Tyler and Yonge pending a report on final costs, Funeral Home parking lot con- site was appealed to the Ontario properties. Streets. and approved Aurora being desig- cerned neighbours and town Municipal Board. Aurora lost one of its most nated as a Character Community renewed parking agreements with Please see page 10 Please see page 2 LENARD LIND Broker/Owner #1 SALES PRODUCER IN AURORA & REGION 2001* Call today for a free property evaluation!** L .H.LIND REALTY INC. 905-841-0000 53 Wellington St. E., Aurora (1 block east of Yonge) www.lhlindrealty.com Ontario’s ONLY... *based on IMS Statistics Aurora Offices. ISO 9001:2000 REGISTERED **Some conditions apply 2 - AURORAN, Week of January 7, 2003 Coming Events Former educator In Aurora dies in hospital Retired Assistant Director lengthy career. CONTINUING of Education in York As assistant to Region, Terry Gray died in Education Director Bob Every Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 7 p.m., free inter- hospital New Year's Day, Cressman, Terry's office net training for seniors over 60, sponsored by Elder following a courageous was located at the board Connections. For further information, call Barbara at 905- battle with cancer. headquarters in Aurora. 727-8808. Although he lived in Services were held * * * * Toronto, Terry had been Monday in Toronto and Aurora United Church is looking for volunteers for its Out playing pick-up hockey were attended by a num- of the Cold homeless program. Call Bev at 905-841-8420. with friends in Aurora ber of his fellow hockey Training is mandatory for new volunteers and will be held There were no canastas in the background, but Mayor since 1994. players from Aurora. on Jan.30. Tim Jones did the "rose in the teeth" routine anyhow He served with the York He is survived by his during the official opening of The Rosarium recently. Region District School wife, Janet, and children JANUARY 12 The store, which specializes in roses only, is located in board for many years, and Kelly Gray-Levitt, Tom the plaza at the corner of Wellington Street East and taught in several Ontario and Chris. There are four Enjoy a Community Skating Party with John West Way. locations during his grandchildren. Vaughan/King/Aurora MPP Greg Sorbara at the Aurora Auroran photograph by Dick Illingworth Leisure Complex from 2 to 4 p.m. located on Industrial Parkway North, Bring a non-perishable item for the food bank. Comedy opens Jan. 24 Back Pain? Theatre Aurora's latest asking questions and trying * * * * Aurora, ON – According to a recently released back pain relief report, comedy, "Run For Your to clear up apparent dis- most back pain sufferers have no idea how to eliminate their pain. Roy Meacock Memorial Dart Tournament at the Aurora Some use heat, others ice. From sleeping on the floor, to pillows Wife", written by Ray crepancies in the informa- Legion. Register at 10 a.m. Tournament starts at 11 a.m. underneath the legs, back pain relief techniques vary. But thanks to a Cooney, opens at Factory tion he has provided. $40 per four-person team. Further information at 905-841- free report, local back pain sufferers finally know exactly what to do. Theatre January 24 and A neighbour tries to put To get a copy of the free “Back Pain Relief Report”, call toll-free, 24 hour 9188. continues for a 10-perform- things right, which adds to recorded message * * * * ance run. the mayhem. If you had one of the old-fashioned Christmas trees and A man with two wives in The production is directed 1-888-433-3244 want the town to pick it up, place the tree at the curb after adjacent towns is involved by Jeff Burke and produced 4 p.m. today. Do not place in plastic bags. All tinsel, deco- in an accident. He gives by Betty Kelly. rations, wire, etc. must be removed as the trees are recy- conflicting information to the Performance time is 8:15 cled. police and medical person- p.m. ONUMENTS BY nel who contact his wives. For tickets and information M JANUARY 14 Both women anxiously call 905-727-3669. HOMPSONS await his safe return home. Factory Theatre is located A New Approach to Memorial Design. Aurora Council meets in the council chambers of the Town T Things become hysterically on Henderson Drive, Hall at 7 p.m. with Open forum the first item on the agenda. * Granite markers and monuments funny when authorities turn between Yonge and * Cemetery lettering and restoration The second draft of the 2003 budget is scheduled for pres- up at his two apartments Bathurst Streets. * Bronze markers and vases entation. If you can't get to the meeting tune into Aurora * Serving all cemeteries and nationalities Cable Channel 10 for a telecast starting at 9 p.m. Tuesday * Portrait Etchings and repeated at 5 p.m. Wednesday. Quality and Satisfaction Guaranteed Day, Evening and Weekend Appointments JANUARY 16 Yonge project 905-727-5421 From page 1 the three properties had 29 Victoria Street, Aurora L4G 1R1 The Aurora Chamber of Commerce will hold a luncheon The revised project includ- been consolidated into one Thompson Funeral Home is proud to be part of meeting at the St. Andrew's Valley Golf Club, St. John's ed retail uses on the parcel and the owner has Service Corporation International (Canada) Ltd. Sideroad, at 12:30 p.m. with showcase tables at 11:45 a.m. ground floor and 32 resi- granted an easement to the Robert Boswell, a lawyer specializing in workplace safety dential condominium apart- property owner to the west and insurance law issues, is the guest speaker. Call 905- ments above and required to allow for a driveway 727-7262 to reserve. several concessions includ- encroachment. In addition, STORE-WIDE ing setbacks and buffer the required number of park- JANUARY 22 strips. ing spaces had been provid- SALE Following another public ed. SAVE The Aurora Public Library, in partnership with York Region meeting in January, 2000, During the Open Forum of UP % TO Health Services, presents "Understanding Adolescents", a council approved the the meeting, Angela Daust 50 OFF two-hour workshop. At the library, public meeting room #1, revised application in prin- expressed concerrn about 7 - 9 p.m. Seating is limited. Register at the Adult ciple and requested that increased traffic on Tyler • FURNITURE Information Desk or call 905-727-9493. planning staff and the appli- and Temperance Streets • FRAMED ART cant work together to solve due to a recommendation of • CHRISTMAS DECOR JANUARY 23 outstanding issues and the Traffic Safety Board that concerns raised by neigh- imposed a no-left turn at • FABRIC & MORE If you are a Yonge Street retailer you will be receiving an bours. Yonge Street. invitation from the town's Economic Development Advisory By September, 2000, the Council members Committee to attend a breakfast meeting today at the urban design consultant, expressed concern about Aurora Public Library. staff, the applicant and res- the two access points on idents had reached con- Tyler Street but agreed to JANUARY 24 sensus on several issues, adopt the staff recommen- except for parking. dation of approval, subject Theatre Aurora presents Ray Cooney's delightful comedy A revised site plan sub- to a traffic review following "Run For Your Wife", which opens at the Factory Theatre mission was completed occupancy. and continues January 25, January 29 to February 1 and January 7, 2002, and was February 5 to 8, 2003. Call 905-727-3669 for ticket infor- discussed by general com- mation. mittee later that month. Angela Daust, represent- JANUARY 27 ing the residents of Tyler look good. feel good. and Temperance Streets, The Five Year Official Plan Review Committee has sched- appeared before the com- uled a public planning meeting to receive input at 7:30 p.m. mittee to express opposi- in the Town Hall tion to the proposal. She pointed out that the mass and density of the building Go Boldly was not in keeping with the Go Boldly FEBRUARY 2 neighbourhood, nor the his- Trinity Anglican Church will host a tea luncheon to support toric United Church across Leah Bryan and family today at the church, 79 Victoria the road. Street. There will be two seatings, one at 10.45 a.m. and She also expressed con- one at 12.30 p.m. For more information, call 905-727-6101. cerns about traffic safety at H.E.R.S.H.E.R.S. Fitness Fitness the Tyler/Yonge intersec- FEBRUARY 7 tion, on-street parking and St. Andrew’s Village pedestrian safety. St. Andrew’s Village After listening to comments Prominent Canadian pianist, active recording artist and from the public, council 2Or2Orchardchard Heights Heights Blvd Blvd Units Units 25 25 & & 26 26 award winner, Andre LaPlante recital at St. Andrews agreed to refer the applica- College. Laplante appears through the Piano Six project in tion back to staff until all which exceptional performers visit Canadian communities AuroraAurora outstanding issues were giving recitals, workshops and masterclasses. In the past resolved, including parking. decade, he has established himself as a romantic virtuoso. 905.726.9467 www.hersolutions.ca/ Last month, staff advised 905.726.9467 www.hersolutions.ca/ For information call (905) 727-5727

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He was on the prowl Optimist Club presi- President and CEO before Christmas, dent Jackie Stubbs, Belinda Stronach, GiftGift BasketBasket V aughan-King- and Yellow Brick and, getting his award Aurora Member of House administrator right in the middle of a Parliament Maurizio Filomena Williams. cable television inter- Bevilacqua was, Other winners of the view, Dick Illingworth. looking for recipients medal included DrawDraw of the Queen's Aurora Legion veteran Auroran photos by You could win an amazing gift basket Jubilee medal. He Jack DeGraaf, Magna Ron Wallace You could win an amazing gift basket surprised Mayor Tim of goodies, housewares, personal items, Jones, (top photo) of goodies, housewares, personal items, who was hurrying gift items, gift certificates out of the building to DAMIR VRANCIC watch the medal be LAW OFFICE and much more! presented to some- one else. And, it BUSINESS LAW, would appear he REAL ESTATE, found Chamber of WILLS & ESTATES Ballots in participating Aurora Shopping Commerce Manager Rosalyn Gonsalves Centre stores January 10th. in a closet (bottom 905-841-6411 photo) but pictures Providing valued and trusted legal advice since 1983 Draw to take place can be deceiving. They were two of several people who Jan. 31st at 10:00 a.m. were awarded the medal for outstanding community serv- MODEL BUILDERS ice. He also made (AURORA) LIMITED presentations to Museum Curator 59 INDUSTRIAL PKWY. S. AURORA Jackie Stuart, former 905-727-5661 RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL BUILDERS AND RENOVATORS Venezia SINCE 1956 Ristorante A& F HAIR ELITE - 727-6212 GERRY'S NO FRILLS & Lounge AURORA ALTERATIONS - 726-9242 HENRY'S FISH & CHIPS - 727-8001 AURORA DOLLAR DISCOUNT STORE - 841-2497 KAREN & TINA'S FLOWERS - 727-9865 KESSLER'S SWISS PASTRIES - 727-8492 AURORA DRY CLEANERS & LAUNDRY - 713-0095 Fine Italian Cuisine KITCHEN ACCENTS - 841-0885 with an International Flavour AURORA SALON SECRETS - 727-1044 KNIT OR KNOT - 713-1818 BARRONS - 841-5454 KODAK IMAGE CENTRE - 726-4243 BEER STORE - 727-4741 LEGACY JEWELERS - 841-3065 CIBC BANK - 1-800-465-2422 NOT JUST CARDS (HALLMARK) - 727-1547 Gift NOW OPEN CLOTHING OUTLET - 841-7652 OAKRIDGE OUTFITTERS - 726-4063 Certificates CREATIVE COLOURS FASHIONS - 727-0552 OMAR'S SHOES - 727-9391 ITALIAN RESTAURANT SUNDAYS DECORATING WORKS! - 727-7048 RADIO SHACK - 713-0473 Available REGENCY VARIETY - 727-6691 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. DELI DELIGHT CAFE - 841-3195 SOUND CITY - 751-0397 DISCOUNT SHOES - 727-9391 SPARKLE PHARMACY - 727-2322 Special FABULOUS FLICKS VIDEO - 841-5768 STAPLES/BUSINESS DEPOT - 713-0367 Occasions FAMILY SHOE REPAIR - 841-8922 VAN DE VEN CAR WASH Room Enjoy a casual dining experience YORK MEDICAL - 713-0404 APPETIZERS * OVEN SPECIALTIES * PASTA DINE IN * CATERING * TAKE OUT Reservations recommended (905) 23 Barrie St., Box 1191 841-PURE7 8 7 3 Bradford ON L3Z 2B6 15420 Bayview Avenue 905.775.0515 (North of Wellington in the Sobey’s/Zellers Plaza) IT’S WORTH THE DRIVE! 4 - AURORAN Week of January 7, 2003

Poor Richard Could be year of frustrations The days come and go, As calendar pages fall; Where did the time go, Events we can't recall. - Poor Richard's Scrapbook

Year 2002 has drawn to an end and one wonders where the time has gone and what was done. It was a strange year with many ups and down and it will go down in history as a year of uncertainty. Many seniors who have their life savings tied up in a Retirement Investment Fund (RIF), which may be invested in the stock market, watched their investments go down the drain, and they pray for some recovery in 2003. Welfare recipients experienced a cost of living increase, while their social assistance payments They were affectionately known as the Aurora Double Trio, this group of singers from Aurora High remained at a reduced level. They are hoping for a School. From left to right, they are, Jackie Thompson, Shirley Smith, Ruth Knowles, June Caulfield, more compassionate government. Fran Moore and Shirley Saigle. Their music director? Who else? Illtyd Harris. Students, parents and teachers are hoping for some stability in the education system so they can settle down and enjoy their school years without having con- Letters to the editor tinual changes imposed on them by a chaotic government. Patients want assurance that when they need urgent More highlights of bygone Aurora health care there is bed for them in their community To the editor, ious to visit Bowser's or go the theatre next door on my wife and I have hospital, without being shipped hither and yon looking Wilson's Hardware (north of Centre St. for a Saturday acquired, I have a complete for an empty bed and staff to look after them in a time This response may seem the post office) to buy matinee cost a quarter or set of Aurora and Cousin's of need. a little tardy but I always another Dinky toy. 50 cents tops. Dairy embossed glass milk Seniors want to remain independent in their home, look forward to visiting my As a toy collector now, Elmer Yake sold us our bottles along with many but with government imposed cutbacks on health care parents and having them boy, I sure wish I had hung first Admiral combination dated soda fountain arti- and social services, some are forced to enter an insti- pass on to me past copies onto to those valuable television, radio and record facts. tution at a much higher cost. of the Auroran. keepsakes. player just in time to see the Clearly on display, they Environmentalists, homeless, unemployed, parents In reference to Ken A visit to town might also Queen's coronation. are a constant memory of seeking child day care, poor downtrodden taxpayers, Elmer's very informative let- be a visit to Jack Tunney's Across the street from the those carefree youthful and so many others experienced 2002 as a year of ter of Nov. 19, I thought of a barber shop, next to Aurora Dairy was Aurora days spent in Aurora. uncertainty. few omissions in the same Wilson's or a game of bowl- Automotive between Doane Please continue your Now we move from a year of uncertainty to 2003, a time period. ing over Cousin's Dairy with Hall and Gilbert's GM deal- excellent work of research- year likely to go down in history as the year of frustra- As a young boy living on non-automated pin setters. ership. ing and relating to us of tion. It's not a pleasant outlook. the 4th Concession (Keele Walking down the street I heard a story about how it was to live in Aurora. At the federal government Prime Minister Jean St.) of King, I remember might mean a visit to the Gilbert's no longer patroniz- Chretien is saying the longest goodbye in history, as well coming into my Dad's Del-Har Grill (spelling?) for ing my Dad's business after Ron Weddell his announced retirement date is February 2004, in business at the Aurora candy and watch the Grey he bought a new Dodge R.R. # 1 Perkinsfield spite of the fact his replacement will be selected in Dairy Bar. Coach bus arrive with an station wagon from (west of Midland) November, 2003. With my little allowance or aunt. McQuarrie's in Oak Ridges. Chretien is so vindictive in his desire to keep Paul birthday money I was anx- Seems to me a chance to In our many collectibles Martin from replacing him as Leader of the Liberal Party and Prime Minister that he will go to any length to prevent it, even if it means destruction of the party Great opportunity awaiting “Aurora’s community newspaper” and the country. Hopefully when the new Liberal leader is selected, Published weekly by The Auroran Publications Inc. there will be a general election, but where is the oppo- students in federal program At 75 Mary Street, sition? The Tories and the Alliance will still be fighting Aurora, L4G 1G3 as to who represents the right, and both the NDP and To the editor: to watch one night. If you want to learn more Owner & Publisher Tories are looking for a new leader. There were also veter- about it, you should talk Recently I was lucky ans who came to speak to to the teachers at your Rosemary Schumaker In Ontario, we may or may not have an election in Editorial 2003. Normally in the last year of a four-year term, the enough to participate in us and there were visits school or guidance coun- Ron Wallace Dick Illingworth government would bring down an election budget in Encounters with Canada, from authors, museum sellor. a program run in Ottawa staff, and peacekeepers. Photography March or April and then call the election in May or Matt Haggerty June. where students from all As well as all that, every- Heather Kean Naomi Tobin Display Advertising But these are not normal times. Premier Ernie Eves is over Canada meet. one was given many Aurora This happens every opportunities to meet Bob Ince in the difficult position of deciding whether to call an Kathy Bitove election during the summer of 2003, or take the unusu- week and each week has people from all over the No taxi til 1946 Production al step of going to the fifth and final year of the gov- a different theme; history country and to learn Cynthia Proctor and remembrance, sci- about the two world wars ernment's mandate, in hopes the popular opinion polls To the editor, All Departments will improve. ence and technology, in ways that we wouldn't 905-727-3300 journalism and communi- at school. Facsimile Machine According to the polls if an election were to be called Just a point of interest on the cation, as well as many I am writing to The 905-727-2620 today, the Liberals under Dalton McGuinty would form picture of the pickup town E-Mail more. Auroran for two main rea- the next government. They are focussing on the GTA hockey league team (Auroran, [email protected] I chose to go to the his- sons: to thank Van-Rob area, now mainly Tory Blue in hopes of turning it into Dec. 10) and the years 1943- tory and remembrance Stampings of Aurora pub- Editorial policy Liberal Red, a smart political move. 44. Opinions expressed by colum- week, which took place licly for sponsoring me, The Liberals have plenty of ammunition with urban In the background is a sign nists, contributors and letter during the week of and to promote aware- writers are not necessarily sprawl, traffic gridlock, waste disposal, protection of reading Elmer's Taxi and my Remembrance Day. ness of Encounters with those of the Auroran. Letters the environment and other issues important to the peo- father was in the army up until must include name and phone Since there were Canada. ple. June 8, 1945, at which time he number, although number will Remembrance Day cere- Encounters with Canada not be published. Names may Then on the local level there will be a municipal elec- was discharged. monies taking place, looks for 37 students from be withheld assuming a com- tion in November 2003 to determine who will lead the The earliest this picture could pelling reason to do so. Letters that's the first function we Ontario weekly. When I may be edited or refused. All town's administration during the next three years. have been taken would be attended. went, there were only 20 contents protected by copyright. If the election is anything like previous municipal elec- about 1946 at which time Advertising policy During the rest of the Ontario students, so if tions, only about one of three eligible voters will make Elmer's Taxi was started on Publisher is not liable for slight week, we went to you are looking for a changes or typographical errors the effort and take the time to vote. Yonge Street. Canada's War Museum, change of environment that do not lessen the value of It's not a very good record, as elected representatives Sorry, I can't help with the an advertisement. Disputes the War Aviation Museum, and a chance to meet only represent about one-third of the population. If players' names. must be brought to the attention electors don't bother to vote, they shouldn't bother to the Art Gallery of Canada, new friends, you should of the publisher prior to the fol- and had choices of four contact Encounters with lowing edition. complain. Ken Elmer different theatrical plays Canada. Welcome to 2003, the Year of Frustration. Aurora AURORAN, Week of January 7, 2003 - 5 Machell’s Corners by Scott Johnston

Aurora in the year 2002 from Scott's perspective EDITOR'S NOTE: Auroran cartoonist Scott Johnston has July 1 Two annual traditions take place in Aurora: the Canada one that shows the town with its own fire department, police, shown us in the last couple of years that his talent stretches Day parade, and the commencement of the summer water ban. garbage collection, transit.... beyond his cartoons. (He wrote the Night Before Christmas July 15 Speed humps are installed to calm traffic on Kennedy Dec. 17 Council agonizes over approval of the construction of article on Page 4 in our last edition of 2002.) Now, tongue Road. Meanwhile, residents of Collins Crescent, Ridge Road and four houses on Kennedy St West. Meanwhile, construction con- firmly embedded in cheek, Scott has a look at Aurora's past other streets observe that the pot-holes and other deteriorating tinues on the 8,457 houses being built on Bayview. year…from his perspective. conditions of their roads make them self-calming. Dec. 30 Anticipating a tax increase of nine per cent, Aurora Aug. 3 The condo at Wellington and Industrial reaches two Council softens up taxpayers by hinting the increase will be 25 Jan. 8 Anticipating a tax increase of nine per cent, Aurora Council milestones: its first tenant, and recognition by the Aurora Historical per cent.... softens up taxpayers by hinting the increase will be 25 per cent. Society. Jan. 15 After spending $9 million on the new library, Council Aug. 17 When the Federal government proposes splitting the Letter to the editor decides to save money by keeping it closed Mondays. In other town of Aurora into two ridings, residents are united ... in their words, to save 1.1 per cent of the total cost, the facility will remain apathy. closed 14.3 per cent of the week. Sept. 9 Lake Ontario water is finally connected to the Aurora Feb. 2 The groundhog accurately predicts the six-week summer water system, which will reduce future summer water bans by at water ban. least one day. Feb. 9 Unseasonably warm weather threatens to turn the first Sept. 21 The term "throwing your money away" takes on new Aurora Arctic Adventure into the Aurora Amazon Adventure. meaning as Council ponders a proposal for a fee of $1 to be paid Feb. 16 After two months of debate over the use of stop signs for each additional bag of garbage. at the intersection of George and Kennedy, Council votes to Sept. 26 The bad news; the Leisure Complex Pool is shut down address the problem by installing a cloverleaf interchange. when extensive leaks are discovered. The good news; the ongo- Feb. 20 The Public School Boundary debate gets out of hand ing leaking has recharged the aquifer under the town. when Siamese twins are assigned to different schools. Sept. 29 Council's decision not to allow a Murray Drive location Mar. 20 Council decides not to install a sidewalk on Bathurst, to be used for a house by Habitat for Humanity prompts the while on Wellington, work begins on the new road widening, side- removal of "A Character Community" from Aurora town letter- walks, bicycle paths, lighting, median, landscaping, and pedestri- head. an crossings. Oct. 3 Upon the removal of two trees on Yonge Street, residents May 5 Clowns Canada holds its annual convention in Aurora, are surprised to discover that the town has an LCBO. prompting smiles from the children, and endless Council-related Oct. 15 The Council vote on the town renaming policy is split jokes from the adults. between politicians who have streets named after them, and May 25 The Leisure Complex re-opening after extensive renova- those who don’t. tions proves so successful that the pool is closed again in Oct. 23 No relief in sight for residents as Council decides not to October, so that it can be re-opened again next spring. approve washroom facilities in a local park. June 2 Regional Council's decision not to approve a 50 per cent Nov. 12 The Town runs out of excuses not to turn on the new public transit subsidy for seniors faces little opposition, as few Wellington street lights when the province fixes hydro prices at a seniors can afford to attend the meeting to voice their concerns lower rate. June 20 Applauding the preservation of 65 acres at the Ivy Jay Nov. 14 The ethics debate begins when it's revealed that a Farm Woodland & Wetlands near Bayview are residents, who councillor's plumber has a cousin who once lived next to some- can enjoy the pleasant surroundings, and developers, who can one on the assembly line of the company that recently won the charge higher prices for their adjacent "backing onto parkland" contract to supply paperclips to the town. properties. Dec. 2 Aurora looks for a new corporate logo, to replace the

Mayor’s Report 55 ALIVE course No problem identifying the guy on the right, but By Tim Jones the dilemma is the kid on the left. Maurice Richard played the fatherly role of tying the boy's skates urged for seniors during a visit to Aurora's old arena in the sixties. Anyone know who the boy is?

For the past few years, I have had the pleasure of The same applies to driving habits. awarding students of 55 ALIVE their class participation On a video shown in the session, a gentleman who has Who’s Rocket’s friend? certificates along with a Town of Aurora pin. driven for 65 years disregards the fact that he can't phys- To the editor, Sarafin, who had the Shell 55 ALIVE offers sessions in safe driving, aimed prima- ically turn around to look out the back or side. service station on Yonge rily at those who are either concerned about their driving As long as he is driving with his wife, he feels safe, as I was going through some Street at Ransom, just habits and wish to take a refresher of the rules of the she makes the effort to look around for him and tells him of Stuart's (Stu Symington) across from Wilma's road and things to watch out for as we get older, or for it's okay to drive forward. old photos and found a pic- Delicatessen and Sy's those who are nearing 80 years of age and will soon be Unfortunately, if there is a hesitation in the communica- ture of Maurice Richard Snack Service, now required to take a driver's test to keep their license. tion, there could be a accident and it could be fatal. And, "The Rocket", when he was "Jersey's"? With aging, changes occur in hearing, vision, flexibility how fair is that to an innocent second party? in Aurora at the old arena The young lad in the pho- and reaction time. We must learn to adjust our skills to When asked, why do you take the chance, the reply is before it burned down in tograph played for Harry's compensate for these changes quick, " if I don't drive, we can't get what we need to get the sixties. team, and maybe he would The session is a straightforward one, full of information - we like our groceries fresh and we need to get to the When Stuart was in high like a picture of The Rocket including using a workbook, discussion and watching a store to get them." school, the team some- tying his skates for a keep- video about driving habits and the areas we should all But at what potential cost? times played at the old sake. watch out for. It's a great four-week session offered Fridays in Forum on St. Catharines Only problem is, I don't It's not unlike some of the things we experience with our February in a relaxed environment. The instructor is Street in Montreal and know who the boy is. health - we tend to live in denial that we are ever in any Barbara West. some of the old hockey And I don't know why his serious threat of our health or that our driving habits are Once you turn 65 years of age, it is appropriate to players used to practice head is bandaged, but it anything less than perfect. attend, when you turn 80, it is mandatory. Registration with them. looks like he took an awful However, in many cases that is simply not the case. can be arranged through Kim Hinder at the Aurora In Aurora, he and The whack from somebody or Ever had chest pain and passed it off as anything but a Seniors Centre, 905-727-8187. Rocket had a nice visit and something. heart attack? If you see something in this column that you wish to Stuart asked if he could Can anyone help? Just ask almost anyone who has had a heart attack, or respond to, I welcome your comments, either through take a couple of pictures of found out at a health check up that they have had a heart the paper, to the Town Hall by mail - Box 1000, Aurora, him. They turned out great. Wilma Symington attack and didn't know it. Ontario, L4G 6J1 or e-mail at: [email protected] Do you remember Harry Peterborough 6 - AURORAN, Week of January 7, 2003 Bouquets Letters to the editor Bouquets& &BrickbatsBrickbats By DICK ILLINGWORTH

BOUQUETS to TOAST (Town of Aurora Staff Together) for their community efforts during the year. They raised a total of $1,431.80 through their Annual Craft and Bake Sale in November. The money was used to participate in the Children's Aid "Give a Kid a Christmas" program, with the committee playing Santa to two local families in need of assistance at Author Mills is far right; author Kincaid is the quaterback of this high school football team. Christmas.

BOUQUETS to Aurora's AA Peewee Rep Hockey Team on winning their second tournament with a recent Now THAT was a football team win at the 31st Annual Royal City Power Play Tournament in Guelph. Last October the team To the editor, They define, in part, who the great hands; King, Kincaid and the dedicated won the Georgetown Tournament. you are, and to your children Andrews, McClenny and and supportive coaching of Well, the diminishing memo- and grandchildren you might Ethridge who provided a big, Frank Gregoire. BOUQUETS to the Baskin Robbins ice cream stores for ry bank came alive in your be inclined to embellish the strong, and fast front line. This is not just a picture. their innovative Freezer Frame Cake. Take a December 10 edition with the details of your event. Griffith and Mills were It shows a team and high favourite photo of your child, grandchild or picture on page 6 of the Well, let's get started. known for their speed and school that had, in 1953, a anybody, and it will be reproduced as the icing Toronto Argonauts, oops, This was not just a football quickness particularly when great deal of spirit and pas- of the cake. It's edible and will come as a com- sorry, Aurora High School team, it was a GREAT foot- double teaming opposition sion. plete surprise to the subject. 1953 Double Blue football ball team. tackles and linebackers. We did have fun and my last team's offensive line. I recall we won the Georgian Preston and Easterbrook recollection was that we all BOUQUETS to the Government of Canada for publishing Now to anyone under 40, Bay Championship in 1953. were good track athletes and received negotiable offers the guide "Services for Seniors", which lists photos like these may not This was a major event and their speed was designed to from the Toronto Argonauts. more than 120 services provided for seniors seem important. if there was a Hall of Fame move through those big Maybe they can still use us. and their families from health, safety and taxes When you turn 60, however, for High School teams, we holes. to information on retirement, travel and volun- your past histrionics become would be there. Anchoring all this was the Steve Mills teering. For a free copy, call 1-800-622-6232. of paramount importance. The picture shows Jans with coolness of our quarterback Aurora

BRICKBATS to those at York Region who were responsible for designing the controversial Bayview Avenue extension from Bloomington Road to the Stouffville Sideroad as a But Keith says team got beat convenient commuter route for Aurora To the editor, al of us including Cy had a very good team, that those days. motorists. But the new roadway is dangerous as four-lane Easterbrook, Sam King and if we hung together for Easterbrook got an engi- sections suddenly turn into two-lanes and then back to three Here are my recollections me. another season we had an neering degree at U of T or four lanes. about the picture (Auroran, We were taking additional excellent chance of moving and started a long career Dec. 10). subjects and improving our well along in the Ontario with DuPont in Eastern BOUQUETS to former Dr. G. W. Williams Secondary It was taken in the fall of marks in others. playoffs. Ontario. Far as I know he School graduate Darren Henry on becoming 1953 which was the second As well, we had agreed As it turned out we got still lives near Brockville. two-time world triathlon champion. His most year in Grade 13 for sever- the previous year when we clobbered by Alliston High Ethridge joined the navy recent win was in Cancun, Mexico, when he School in the first game out- and became a pilot. How he was successful over a field of 50 entrants side of our own league. ever fit into a cockpit I don't from 10 countries. Cumulative effect? Moose Andrews and Norm know. Ethridge were really big Ran into him once in the BOUQUETS to Robert Ryan on his excellent letter to the To the editor, cle points out, some are lost guys and subsequently had early 60s when I was living Auroran about Christmas. As the writer points anyway when you freeze or a tryout with Toronto Balmy in Halifax, but have no idea out, he is tolerant and respectful of others, but Health Canada wants to cook your food. Beach of the ORFU where he is now. in Canada we celebrate Christmas, and gov- expand its irradiation of I don't even really under- (Ontario Rugby Football ernments, businesses and other "politically cor- foods to include meats. stand micro-waving, but I League) which was sort of a Keith Kincaid rect" groups are trying to steal "Merry Christmas" for "Happy I wasn't aware certain can't help wondering, if farm system for the CFL in Former Auroran Holiday". spices, flour, potatoes and Orville's kernels have been such are currently blasted irradiated, then later micro- BRICKBATS to the Eves Tory government for forcing local with "safe" radiation. waved, smothered with diet hydro utilities, including Aurora Hydro, to This is done to kill micro- margarine, and washed issue individual rebate cheques to com- organisms like e-coli. (A down with light beer, what pensate customers for paying high prices side benefit to the food could be the cumulative for hydro during the summer months, at industry is delayed spoilage. effect? considerable expense to the local utility. A negative is some vita- Bill Hack mins are lost, but as the arti- Aurora BOUQUETS to the Aurora Tigers, not only for their huge winning streak now at 31 games, but for the $350 the team raised for the Community Safety Grand Opening Village. at 330 McClellan Way MOVIES CD’s $ 99 % Movies & Like a good neighbour, 2. 50 OFF Games State Farm is there. for 7 days HENDERSON DR. on Sale PETER VIRTANEN, CLU New Releases % 220 Industrial Pkwy S. Unit 37 X (Across from Aurora Hydro) $3.99 for MCCLELLAN WAY 25 OFF Aurora, ON 2 Days BATHURST 905-727-8400 State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company * Canadian Head Office: Scarborough, Ontario Giant Video Store 330 McClellan Way, Unit 2, Aurora 905-727-0138 AURORAN, Week of Jauary 7, 2003 - 7 Letters to the editor Political correctness is carried to extreme To the editor, Romans do"? Islamites will ever change Festive Dinner and Dance" Immigrants do no longer Ramadan to "the season of presented by my previous The letter from Robert integrate in the fabric of the fasting". employer. Ryan (Auroran, Dec. 17 - "I Canadian society. Nor will our Jewish friends I confronted the President am Canadian, reader says") Sure, we do not require change Hanukkah to "the of the company and the deserves my compliments. that these people give up Festival of Candles". organizers that, in my book, I, too, have been astound- their beliefs and customs, Mayor of Toronto, Mel it was a Christmas Party. Jerry Cingolani entertains visitors at the German ed that we, as Canadians, but on the other hand, they Lastman, even though he is Well, let's see what 2003 booth during Aurora Seniors' International Night are way too much laid back should not require us to of the Jewish faith, let it be will bring, and to Robert held recently at the centre and at Victoria Hall. and have driven the politi- change the 12 Days of known that the Holiday Tree Ryan, I would say, "right on, Auroran photo by Matt Haggerty cally correctness to the Christmas to "the 12 days of was indeed a Christmas man". extreme. gift giving". (Shame on you, Tree. Whatever happened to Royal Mint). A while ago my wife and I Tom van den Elshout It was world-wide trip "When in Rome, do as the I do not think that the went to a "Winter's Eve Aurora without leaving home To the editor, ettes, and glass candle cen- Give a thought to college terpieces encompassed by It was International Night at pink roses. the Aurora Seniors Centre A setting well suited to the recently. guests, elegant ladies and And oh, what a night. elegant gentlemen, with an education, reader says Friendship without borders. aura of excellence surround- To the editor, students, nicknamed the entry into a college pro- provide the students with Jolly, friendly, laughing, ani- ing them all. double cohort, will apply to gram is now solid and sig- the skills and the knowl- mated and elegant, a joy to And dinner! Salad, followed In the next few months, the colleges and universi- nificant. edge for a career and a be a part of. Such a simple by the main course, roast students enrolled in grade ties in Ontario seeking to Furthermore, 91% the job. beef, potatoes, choice of idea, bringing together so 12 and OAC will apply to continue their educational graduating students at So, it is time to change many different people and vegetables and for those post secondary institutions career. But where should Humber found work in their the old image of colleges. cultures. who could, ice cream with a to continue their education. your son or daughter go? intended career program Adults will, no doubt, con- Tasting foods from the dif- fruit sauce cocktail. About 65,000 graduating Traditionally, a parent within one year after grad- tinue to consider colleges ferent countries, lovingly pre- Compliments to the chef would think that a universi- uation. Few universities as viable ways to advance pared with pride, was a won- indeed, to all who prepared ty education would provide can state this fact and their careers and skills. For derful start to an evening this meal and to those who Improve local and lead their child to a compete with this high example, in 2000, approxi- filled with music, dancing, served it. business scene, better career. Universities placement rate. mately 24% of the students and yes, more food. Pat Herbert and Mamie have an active alumni Academic standards at registered at Humber, were The Ports of Call, located in Yane richly deserve mention reader suggests organization to raise funds colleges are now matching 24 years of age or older. the Victoria Hall adjoining the for their effort preparing this To the editor, and a rich tradition of edu- It is now the time for high Seniors Centre, were each hugely successful dinner. the same standards at a identified by country, and And Mr Music, Charles cation. Colleges have only university. school grads to consider a Conflict of interest; it's an been operating since 1969 Some college courses new path to higher educa- staffed with representatives Sequeira, who knows just issue municipal councillors, and are searching for now adopt the same text- tion. The double cohort who still had an emotional what to play, and when to especially in small towns, funds to build new libraries book used at a university, students may well want to attachment to their country of play it, and Cliff Davies wrestle with as they strive to and facilities. Universities for the same type of apply to a Community origin. ready to help wherever perform their elected duties. Artifacts, pictures and hand- needed. I noted with interest have become established course. In College for a college-uni- made articles of clothing To paraphrase John F. Councillor Ron Wallace's and recognized by name, 2003, the colleges and university program, for 2003- were displayed, clothing Kennedy, these volunteers observation: "somewhere it while colleges are still try- versities will offer more 04. It is a new option in which once had been part of asked not, what can the goes from the ridiculous to ing to get a reputation. programs, which will lead post secondary education. festivities in China, The Centre do for us, but what the sublime". This attitude, however, is to a college diploma and Ukraine, Croatia to name a can we do for the Centre. So, why not settle for the out of date and is based on university degree, over a Jim Jackson few. These seniors grace the sublime and, instead of coun- myths. Colleges have four-year period. This will Aurora The craftsmanship one can Town of Aurora and are a cillors having to declare con- changed over the years only hope will not be forgot- credit to the community. flict of interest when dealing and they should now get ten and lost. Kim Hinder, the town co- with specific companies, more respect from the pub- HOMPSO Sofia Anderson, an Oriental ordinater, is to be commend- draw up a plan to improve the lic. T Funeral Home N lady, displayed Mandarin ed for her part, well played. local business scene as a For example, at Humber 29 Victoria St., Aurora style clothing which she had And let me not forget the whole? College, in 2000, 6.2% of Phone 905-727-5421 * Fax 905-727-0037 worn in real life, and which support given by Aurora I am well aware the students had partial uni- Directors: Brent Forrester - Jacqueline Baak - Don Boswell - Gena Maher - Taylor Brown included her wedding dress, Town Council, led by Mayor Canadian economy as a versity experience and as did Evelyn Meleta with Tim Jones, diligently plotting whole is now regaining its lost 12.4% of the college stu- clothing from Ukraine, and a jigsaw of organisations momentum, but sustainability dents had completed a uni- Lydia Schuster, adorned in a that need housing, and loca- is the moot point. versity education. Business viability and stable peasant costume from tions that need upgrading At the same college, 25% employment are urgent Croatia, and displaying a and renovating. of the students had com- requirements. www.dignitymemorial.com cherished photograph of her Good stuff, Aurora! pleted five OAC's, and ~ Cremation, Burial & Memorial Services mother, from long years ago, 13% of the students had ~ Pre-Arranged Funeral Plans ~ Monuments, Markers & Inscriptions W. John Trusler ~ Affordable Cost Options wearing that very same cos- Brian Warburton Aurora completed six. The stu- Proud to be part of Service Corporation International (Canada) Limited tume. Aurora dent's educational level at Such memories of loved ones, and times long gone, bring a tear to the eye, a lump to the throat, and will not soon be forgotten. Fixer Uppers The other countries represented with pride, included These Homes Need Work! Germany with Ericha Prelle, England with Evelyn Payne, Holland with Linda Bootsma www.BankDistressSale.com and Mary Verbakel, and WINTER MAINTENANCE PACKAGE Canada, represented by the ReMax Omega Realty (1988) Ltd. irrepressible Robena Reed, in hockey uniform, with hel- met and mesh face mask, who brought humour and her uplifting joy of life, a rising tide that lifts all boats. The next part of the evening took part in the Seniors Centre, which was decorated DAVID BONDY to represent a state room aboard a ship, with a cap- Phone * 905-727-7651 tain's table, where captain Richard Galata and first mate Cell * 905-716-7651 Barbara Galata held court. Email * [email protected] All of the tables had pink tablecloths, mauve servi- 8 -AURORAN, Week of January 7, 2003

1. READY FOR THE TORCH - Aurora's 40-year-old 2. FIRST NIBBLES - 90-foot "can opener" takes 3. CRIPPLED - With two legs severed and a third water tower is shown moments before demolition the first bites out of the tower, in a project that weakened, the tower has lost much of its invinci- equipment attacked it. would last all day. bility. But it remained upright. Life and death of a water tower According to Ryan Priestly, it would fall into It unceremoniously face-planted itself in the killer. itself. mud. But instead of collapsing under its own The president of Priestly Demolition, Ryan For Priestly Demolition, the experts in get- weight, the tower let out a horrible groan, said the engineers expected that once the ting rid of things in a hurry, the water tower then fell toward the property's only access, a middle and a few legs of Aurora's 40-year-old was a new challenge. driveway off Davis Road. water tower were removed, the structure Equipped with a huge inventory of destruc- Founder of the company, Vic Priestly was would collapse in a heap. tive demolition devices, Priestly's men on hand to watch his son, Ryan, bring the Not. worked all day at removing the now useless structure to the ground. After a full day of weakening the equivalent tower, while spectators, including Mayor Tim "Any demolition is a good demolition," Vic of a 10-storey building, the town's south end Jones and Councillor George Timpson, said, when asked if things had gone accord- water tower didn't collapse. watched from a distance. ing to plan. It toppled. The idea was to remove the centre post, By the end of the following day, the mortal- The giant tower, capable of holding a million demolish a small building, then eat off a few ly wounded structure was being carved up gallons of water, came crashing down, wip- of the tower's eight legs. into a plethora of scrap metal and awaiting ing out a mature coniferous tree and a hydro Three legs had been severed and the struc- removal. pole. ture remained upright. The fourth was the Auroran photos by Ron Wallace

4. A LITTLE BITE HERE - With dad, Vic, and son, 5. DOWN SHE COMES - Hard to tell, but the tower 6. WELL DONE, SON - Vic Priestly, right, congrat- Ryan, watching, Priestly equipment chews into a is falling, and the photographer is scrambling. ulates son, Ryan, after the tower in the back- tower leg. Tree and hydro pole were victims. ground came crashing to the ground. AURORAN, Week of January 7, 2003 - 9

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Canadian Ambassador to Iran who was able to use If you have problems trying to fit your car in one of When home mail delivery started there wasn't the his office to hide several Americans and sneak them the designated spaces in a parking lot, and more same need to make frequent visits to the Post back safely to the United States. problems when you try to back out due to lack of Office and the downtown core and that was the start He was a hero to the Americans. room, don't blame the plaza or store operator. of the core's deterioration as a retail centre. Taylor visited Aurora that month as the guest In May, 1985, Aurora Council decided to reduce the Then in 1967 a $397,670 contract was awarded for speaker at a "Multi-Cultural Conference" at the minimum size of the parking stalls from 19.7 feet the construction of the present Post Office on Aurora Highlands Golf Club. deep to 17.4 feet and the width from 9.8 feet to 8.8 Wellington Street East. The conference was designed to promote aware- feet. ness of ethno-cultural similarities and differences The reason given was that cars were generally within York Region. smaller at that time than in 1980 when the original The Cross-Cultural Program of Southern York sizes were set. Region sponsored the event. The new sizes were tested at the Shoppers Drug Liightiing Gallllery Following the conference, Mayor Dick Illingworth Mart on Yonge Street for more than a year without Traditional/Hi-Tech, was asked why he hadn't attended to welcome the any reported complaints or problems. Indoor/Outdoor, heroic Canadian. Repairs, Shades, Bulbs, Home Decor His answer was simple: "I wasn't invited". DETERIORATION OF DOWNTOWN 13130 Yonge Street, Oak Ridges (across from McDonalds) WHEN COFFEE WAS STILL 25 CENTS It was in 1960 when the Post Office carried out a 905 773-9989 "places to call" survey in Aurora as the first step to For many years the coffee shop at the former IGA door-to-door mail delivery. store at Yonge and Wellington, now Sobey's, was the Until that time residents walked downtown to the favourite meeting spot for Aurora's seniors to gather Old Post Office with the historic clock tower on every morning. Yonge Street. UPHOLSTERY CLEANING At that time coffee was 25 cents a cup. When the What would normally be about a 10-minute trip sales tax was imposed in 1982, IGA manager Art often stretched out to more than an hour as neigh- • CARPET Pepper decided to drop the price of a cup of coffee bour met neighbour and people stopped to shop in WINTER • UPHOLSTERY to 23 cents so he could still sell it for 25 cents with the many retail stores in the downtown core. $ LEATHER SPECIAL • the store absorbing the tax. For the ladies there was Ardill's Department Store Expires 6989 • BLINDS Local seniors appreciated the price adjustment so and for men Norm Cook's Men's Wear and Chet MARCH 31/03 SOFA N CHAIR they could go in and enjoy their coffee and a chat at Osborne's Shoes and Clothing. the same price. There were three drug stores, Nixon Fisher's Five 905-726-8129 In May, 1985, when the store underwent renova- to a Dollar, Mary's Fruit Store , Rubin's Grocery and Quality work, prompt response. PJ’S CARPET CLEANING NRESTORATION tions, it was planned to eliminate the snack bar and Department Store and many others. Your upholstery needs a specialist’s care! the seniors' favourite meeting place. In those days, 400 to 500 people would gather on Val Waite organized a 100-name petition and the Yonge Street every Saturday afternoon about 3 p.m. snack bar and coffee tables were saved. as Harry Seston mounted the steps of the Post Office to make the weekly draw of an Auroran who CRIMINAL DEFENCE

BAIL YOUNG Reviewing Aurora’s events OFFENDERS From page 1 In May, Aurora was named Due to a number of citizen staff and others carried the WILLS, REAL W elcome Wagon complaints about the num- World Youth Day Cross ESTATES ESTATE Susan E. Tucker Speed complaints contin- Community of the Year for ber of newspaper boxes on north on Yonge Street from ued to haunt council as its population class. town streets, council direct- Cardinal Carter High FAMILY Lawyer & Notary Public 905 more and more streets Renovations to the Church ed staff to review ways and School to Our Lady of LAW 727-7775 requested the limit be Street School got underway means under which the Grace Church. reduced to 40 km/hr. and the 2002 tax rate was boxes might be controlled. During the month there Wenderly Drive and Iber set with an increase of Former Aurora Councillor was considerable debate UNDER NEW Court were slated for recon- $94.02 on the average Earl Stewart died in a Barrie over the future uses of the struction and the recon- home. hospital during the early part 89-acre parcel of land the MANAGEMENT struction of Jasper Drive Aurora citizens learned of May. town purchased on Leslie threatened to become an they would start receiving Aurora council was hopeful Street, and the need for a Italian Restaurant election issue. Lake Ontario water blended some of its traffic problems Clean Yards Bylaw. The As the Aurora Tigers hock- with the local water supply would be solved with the proposed removal of the DINNER ENTREE` ey team advanced to the in late May or early June release of the consultant's Yonge Street pedestrian eePurchase any dinner entree at reg. price and that the Wellington report on the Master crossover at Mosley Street e & receive another dinner entree playoffs, a conflict devel- e of equal or lesser value for FREE Street reconstruction project Transportation Operations was also debated. rr oped as the Aurora Maximum value $16.00. Valid towards Dinner. Dine in only. was on schedule and on Study in June, but council- The first six months of FFNot valid on Friday or Saturday, holidays or special dates. Valid only with this ad. Chamber of Commerce had Expires February 2/03 booked the community cen- budget. lors were disappointed. 2002 were interesting and tre for their Annual Home Motorists were pleased to Following a trial period of controversial, but there is 15150 Yonge St., Aurora (905) 751-0986 Show and staff was directed learn that the regional cen- speed humps on Kennedy much more to come in the Wellington St. N tralized traffic control sys- Street, council agreed the last six months of the year, Hours: to come with a permanent Tuesday to Sunday Parking in back off Across from the onge solution as to how both tem was to be upgraded. traffic-calming device was which will appear in the 5:30 - 10:30 Temperance Street. Y Aurora Library users could use the building Council petitioned the here to stay. Auroran next week. at the same time. province to amend the The fundraising committee Gerry Conetta obtained a Highway Traffic Act to per- for the new Library reached limo licence in spite of a mit a 40-km/hr speed limit $750,000 with a target of $1 staff recommendation to the on all streets in the munici- million. contrary. pality. On June 11th, students, ...... JustJust forfor HerHer.. Discover

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Fitness OOPPEENN St. Andrew’s Village 2 Orchard Heights Blvd. Unit 26, Aurora, ON 905.726.9467 AURORAN, Week of January 7, 2003 - 11 Shutting down Tigers like stopping a train Thirty-one games and Thornhill, outshooting them Tigers outshot the Blues 14- counting… 16-6, it was the Rattlers who 7 and finally managed to get The Aurora Tigers Junior A took the lead on a power a puck past the Collingwood hockey club have played play goal. netminder. only four games since a But, a beautiful short Jesse Olden's shot with week before Christmas, but handed goal by Matt Bahen, just under seven minutes to no matter… set up by Jordan Brenner play in the game gave They were all wins. and Mark Poole, allowed the Aurora a 1-0 lead and from On Saturday night, they Tigers to head into the that point on the great play stretched their unbeaten dressing room tied at two of Whitley allowed Aurora to streak to 31 games, and after 40 minutes of play. continue its incredible win- Boys volleyball champs 2002 took over first place overall, The third period was more ning streak...and more atop the 35-team Ontario evenly played with Aurora importantly give Whitley his Junior A league. narrowly outshooting fifth shutout of the season. The Tigers continued win- Thornhill 9-7. Prior to Christmas, Aurora Slow start results ning Saturday in Thornhill An incredible wrist shot by met its arch-rival defeating the Rattlers 3-2. Steve Mignardi with just Newmarket Hurricanes in a An outstanding perform- under five minutes to play in back-to-back series, and ance by Thornhill goaltender the game gave Aurora the 3- managed to add four points Mike Andreoff almost pre- 2 lead, one they would hold to their ever-growing record. in volleyball title vented the Tigers from onto for the win. In the first game, Tigers extending their streak. but A night earlier, playing their travelled to Newmarket to Practice makes perfect. them to the York Catholic 19, much to the surprise of as has become customary first game since December meet the Hurricanes and And perfect equals a region- School Board Regional the other teams and specta- with this team, they keep 20th, the Tigers travelled to took a 3-1 victory. al championship. Finals recently undefeated tors. finding ways to win. Collingwood to face the Things weren't quite that The boys' volleyball team in their local and north area The finals pitted OLG After coming off a close 1- Blues. close the following night, as at Our Lady Of Grace tournaments. against Mother Theresa. 0 win against Collingwood With Collingwood coming Aurora thumped Newmarket School started practicing in Each player was instru- Their first game was a nail the night before, the Tigers off a big win over Stouffville 7-0 at home. early September and it led mental in attaining this goal biter with close competition were looking to get a better Thursday, the Tigers knew Aurora got goals from because each was and spiking from both jump early in the game. they were in for a battle. Derek Doucette (2), Steve Results from AFS assigned specific positions teams. And that they did, out- Both teams showed signs Mignardi, Jamie Minchella, that matched his strengths Eventually OLG took the Club competition shooting the Rattlers 22-4 of playing cautious in the Sam Skwarchuk, Matt (setter, spiker or digger). game 27-25. The second during the first 20 minutes of first period. Christie and Steve Downie. The Regionals were held game was also close how- play. Chris Whitley turned in Superb goaltending by INTERCLUB EVENTS at the new St. Theresa ever with consistent serves, Scott MacDonald opened another outstanding per- Chris Whitley kept (Top two skaters advance to Liseux Catholic High School digs and spikes, OLG the scoring for Aurora on a formance for Aurora, making Newmarket at bay as he Midway East Interclub) in Richmond Hill. became Regional power play goal but some key saves. earned his fourth shutout of Teams representing the Champions in two straight Thornhill tied the game near The Tigers seemed to step the season. Pre-Preliminary Ladies Free south, east and west with the second game score the half way mark of the it up a bit in the second, out- Aurora will travel to Skate - Maya Goldman, regions included Christ the 25-19. period, beating Tiger goal- shooting the Blues 13-9. Stouffville Thursday, return Amy Thompson, Ariel Kwan. King, Mother Theresa and This is the first regional tender Lance King. The third period belonged home Friday night to host Preliminary Ladies Free Our Lady Of Fatima. championship title for an Although Aurora main- to Aurora as they seemed to Ajax then host Markham Skate - Jamie Stephenson, OLG was not playing its Our Lady of Grace school tained its pressure on be all over Collingwood. Sunday afternoon. Meaghan Jones, Jacqueline best as the first round got team ever to be won. Miklovich. underway. The team is made up of Preliminary Ladies Solo They split games with Grade 7 and 8 boys includ- Dance - Emma Slimkowich, Mother Theresa (25-19, 18- ing Philip Benda, Tyler Jordana Goldman, Kate 25) and Christ the King (25- Cappell, Ryan Fennell, AURORA YOUTH SOCCER CLUB Sutton. 22, 16-25) then lost both Darren Gwilliam, Steven Junior Bronze Ladies Solo games to Our Lady of Keane, Fraser Kegel, Jake Wants YOU to come & play with us! Dance - Maya Goldman, Fatima (14-25, 16-25). MacDougall, Kevin Shetler, Jennine Brunton. A misinterpreted rule didn't Alex Stewart, Joel Stock, Senior Bronze Ladies Solo help things, however, the Jamie Tuck and Matthew Dance - Amanda Jamieson, team dug deep in the semi- Venditelli. Meaghan Jones, Tiffany finals against Christ the Marcel Leone is the SOCCER Jordan. King and won 27-25 and 25- Coach. Junior Silver Ladies Solo Dance - Sarah Gray, REGISTRATION Michelle Wong, Victoria Ellis. Jaguar Gymnastics Introductory Ladies REGISTER NOW PLAN AHEAD! 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CUSTOM GeoffHarrison 2A) ATLAS SPECIALTY STEELS 3 Rep Teams Minor Peewee A (7) vs Barrie (2) METAL 1 (Jason Samide 1G Calvin McHugh 1A) (Joseph Smith 2G Dylan Brennan 1G Zach Ashfield 1A Darrell Evans 1G,1A Anthony Ranieri 1G Carter Hassard David Hilchuk 1A) Sponsors 3G,1A Brett Dutchyshen 1G,1A Michael Morson 1G,3A Minor Atom Novice AA Dymin Steel Ben Mulholland 2A Matthew Joynt 1A Andrew THE BACKYARD POOL & SPA COMPANY 3 (Dylan Minor Bantam Dave Wood Mazda McDonald 4A Jolivet 1G,1A Brendan Strachan 1G Brett Richardson AURORA HOME HARDWARE BUILDING CENTRE Minor Atom A Charley FitzWhiskey's Tap & 1GBen Centre 1A) TRIO RESTAURANT 2 (Andrew 5 (Jason Baran 2G Stephen Pitts 2A Patrick Madden 1A Eatery Minor Peewee AA (3) vs Barrie (0) Smitten1G Chris Venditelli 1G Quinn Tessarolo 1A Keith Bradford 1G Jesse Gattellaro 2G Joel Stock 1A London Guarantee Insurance Brent Waites 1G,1A Matthew Mikaili 1G Tyler Hanlon James Phillips 1A) Patrick O'Doherty 2A Jordan Beally SO) JUNIOR Company 1G David Roper 1A Ryan Carlisle SO TIGERS 0 Minor Atom AA Cosma International MARY'S FLOWER SHOP 3 (Alexander Payne 1G Masterclean Contracting & Minor Peewee AA (7) vs Georgina (4) Michael Vance 2G Christopher Follett 1A Jordan HS FINANCIAL SERVICES 3 (Michael Rowe 1G,1A Cleaning Johnny Borsellino 2G Brent Waites 1G,2A Connor Gregoris1A Ben McConnell 1A) OLBERT METALS 3 Morgan Middelstaedt 1A Jon Aleksich 1G Paul Jenkins Bantam A Highland Transport (Paul Andrews 1G,1A Alex Dunn 1G Luca Battiston 1G) 1A Dan Lewis 1G) IZZI POPAT - 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ROYAL LE Woyslaw 1G Reid Sisson 1A Kari Paivio 1G,1A Ryan Murphy 2A Ryan Kines 1G,1A HEATING 1 (Scott Ashbourne 1G Ian Stock 1A Connor PAGE 1 (Bradon Bonner 1G Nathon Taylor 1A) Reed Neagle 1G Matt Cundari 1G Jason Zemanovich 1A Murray 1A) Novice AA (6) vs Peterborough (2) Andrew Jamieson 1A Jamie Marton 1A Bantam Taylor Chick 4G Ryan St.Germain 1G Chris Youtoff 1G AURORA CABLE INTERNET 8 (Nicholas Orsatti 4G AURORA OPTICAL 6 (Mike Smyth 1G,2A Jesse Dylan Sikura 2A Jesse Bentolila 1A Mark Robertson 1A Midget A (5) vs Innisfil (6) Paul Duggan 1G,2A Mattheus Vloet 1G Colin Munn Eikelund 2G Dean Hamann 1G,1A Chris Wheeler 1G Sean Nishimura 1A Mitchell Harris 1A Gary Domanico 2 G,1A Mark Johnson 2G Chris Amato 2G,4A Andrew Osmond 1A Brendan Beatty 1A) ORR & Blair Plewman 1G John Epworth 2A Mike McIntosh 1A) FORSTER INSURANCE BROKERS 7 (Dylan Lastuk TW!ST MARKETING 2 (Nathan Vanderweilen 1G 1G Chris Sturges 2A Trevor Williams 2A Ryan Angotti Novice AA (1) vs Georgina (13) 1A Sam Battaglia 1A Sean McCartney 1A 3G,1A Michael Coggin 2G,1A Graham Cormack 1G Augustino Bova 1G Brad Finch 1A Ben Revington 1A) Cooper Catt 1G Dylan Sikura 1A Taylor Chick 1A Dexter Speller-Drews 1G,1A Brandon Rival 1A Graham Midget A (2) vs Schomberg (2) Mitchell 1A Cameron Meikle 1A Eric de Roos 1A) TW!ST MARKETING 7 (David Zavarese 2G,4A Novice AA (4) vs Peterborough (4) Sam Battaglia 1G Chris Amato 1G Mark Johnson 1A Nicholas Mikailie 2G,1A Spencer Robinson 1G Ryan Chris Youtoff 2G Taylor Chick 1G,1A Brett Wilson 1G DIAL TONE COMMUNICATIONS 3 (Adam Gitto 1G Thiffault 1G,1A Troy Johnston 1G,3A Dan Baillie 1A Sean Nishimura 2A Dylan Sikura 1A Cooper Catt 1A Daniel Sampieri 1G Kyle Landry 1G) AURORA HOME- Andrew Goss1A) CHEVERIE COMMUNICATIONS 3 Alex Woodward 1A Trevor Best 1A Midget AA (2) vs Richmond Hill (4) HARDWARE BUILDING CENTRE 3 (Johnathan Siery (Mark Quagliarin2G,1A Peter Smith 1G,1A James Mark Oppedisano 1G,1A Jared Pignataro 1A Joey Leo 1G Ryan Peddigrew 1G,1A Robert Fiorini 1G) Harrison 1A) Novice AA (3) vs Richmond Hill (4) 1A Mark Smith 1G Mike Keon 1A Mitchell Harris 1G Taylor Chick 1G Cooper Catt 1G ORR & FORSTER INSURANCE BROKERS 4 (Dexter AURORA OPTICAL 2 (Jesse Eikelund 1G Spencer Kyle Spicer 1A Sean Nishimura 1A Trevor Best 1A Chris Tournaments Speller-Drews 2G Michael Coggin 1G Graham Cormack Perry 1G Dean Hamman 1A John Epworth 1A) ROYAL Youtoff 1A AJ Killens 1A Mark Robertson 1A Minor Peewee AA (3) vs Caledon (1) 1G,3A) AURORA CABLE INTERNET 3 CANADIAN LEGION - AURORA 1 (Curtis Sands 1G Connor McQueston 2G,1A Tyler Hanlon 1G Johnny (MattheusVloet 2G Paul Duggan 1G Nicholas Orsatti 2A Luke Roth 1A) Novice AA (3) vs Richmond Hill (4) Borsellino 1A Zachary Guisti 1A Matthew Mikaili 1A Brendan Beatty 1A) Mitchell Harris 1G Taylor Chick 1G Dylan Sikura 1G David Roper 1A Marcus Tocchet 1A IRVINE ROBINSON INTERIORS 6 (Michael Panetta Kyle spicer 1A Sean Nishimura 1A Trevor Best 1A Chris Minor Peewee 2G Michael Fong 2G Rocco Smeriglio 1G,2A Alec Youtoff 1A AJ Killens 1A Mark Robertson 1A EUROPEAN STEEL 7 ( David Staeuble 1G,1A Jamie Follett 1G Caitlin Kelly 2A Sean Devlin 1A David Minor Peewee AA (4) vs Markham (2) Matthew Mikaili 1G Marcus Tocchet 1G Sean Fennell Russell 2G,1A Johnathan Comeau 2G,1A BraunHause Johnson 2A Corey McPherson 1A Dan Jolivet 1A) Novice AA (6) vs Pickering (3) 1G Christian Stankiewicz 1G Johnny Borsellino 2A Tyler 2G,1A C.J. Melichercik 2A Dane Francis Gregoris1A) ASTECH 1 (Mike Bellamy 1G,1A Spencer Phillips Chris Youtoff 3G Taylor Chick 1G,2A Brett Wilson Hanlon 1A Adrian DiRosa 1A Alex Denault 1A AURORA CANADIAN TIRE 1 (Evan Williams 1G Tom 1G,1A Dan Abram 1G) 1G,1A Dylan Sikura 1G Mitchell Harris 3A Kyle Spicer Gibson 1A Michael Hay 1A) 1A Sean Nishimura 1A Jesse Bentolila 1A IRVINE ROBINSON INTERIORS 4 (Corey McPherson Minor Peewee AA (5) vs Streetsville (1) COLL AUDIO & ACCURATE ELECTRICAL 5 (Steven 1G Sean Devlin 1G Neil Irvine 1G Michael Fong 1G,1A Minor Atom A (3) vs Innisfil (5) Matthew Mikaili 1G Marcus Tocchet 1G Sean Fennell Foss 2G Michael Shoesmith 1G 1A Jay Finch 2G Rocco Smeriglio 1A Evan Bonnell 1A Michael Panetta Eleeza Cox 1G,1A Steadman Dinning 1G Brandon 1G Johnny Borsellino 1G David Roper 1G Brent Waites Marshall McQuillan 2A Dylan Dusome 1A) FRESH- 1A Dan Jolivet 2A) CHEVERIE COMMUNICATIONS 1 Pedersen 1G Josh Beaton 2A Matthew Mears 1A Tristan 2A WATER INDUSTRIES BOTTLED WATER 1 (Adrian (Marc Quagliarini 1G Jim Harrison 1A) Miller 1A Clark 1G Zachary Samonas 1A) Minor Peewee AA (4) vs Richmond Hill (3) Select Teams Minor Atom A (3) vs East Gwillumbury (3) Matthew Mikaili 2G Brent Waites 1G,1A Sean Fennell OMAR'S SHOES 8 (Christian Hastings 3G Madison Steadman Dinning 1G Jamie Hawkins 1G Eleeza Cox 1G 1G Tyler Hanlon 2A Johnny Borsellino 1A Marcus Weber 3G,1A Daniel Sacchetti 2G,1A Cameron Smith Sponsors Josh Beaton 1A Stephen DeMarco 1A Jack Steffan 1A Tocchet 1A 2A Kevin Nandlall 1A) SKATERS FIRST 1 (Matthew Tyke Venture Steel Perdeaux 1G Taylor Bryce 1A) McLean Travel Novice Butler's Landscaping Minor Atom A (0) vs TNT (5) Minor Peewee AA (7) vs Scarborough Bruins (2) Priestly Electric Semi Finals AURORA CANADIAN TIRE 4 (David Yates 3G Minor Atom A (6) vs Stouffville (3) Minor Atom City-Wide Electrical David Roper 2G Marcus Tocchet 1G,1A Johnny Spenser Freeland 1G William Ginther 1A) SKATERS Matthew Mears 3G,1A Josh Beaton 1G,1A Tristan Miller Joriki Juice Borsellino 1G,1A Brent Waites 1G,2A Sean Fennell 1G FIRST 3 (Taylor Bryce 1G 1A Ian Hayzelden 1G Eric 1G,1A Brandon Pedersen 1G,1A Eleeza Cox 1A Bailey 1G) Minor Bantam Bill & Brenda Jenkins@Re/Max Tyler Hanlon 1G,1A Connor McQueston 2A Jim Lyons York Group Realty Inc SpencerGeorge 1A Cody Weese 1A Blair Cuthbert 1A SteadmanDinning 1A OMAR'S SHOES 3 (Christian Hastings 2G Madison Duckworth Insurance & Minor Peewee AA (5) vs Brampton (0) Financial Services Weber 1G 1A Cameron Smith 1A Dylan Calvert1A) Silverstick Champions Minor Peewee Astech Solutions Inc Minor Atom AA (5) vs Ajax (4) EUROPEAN STEEL 1 (Jamie Russell 1G C.J. James Harkin 1G,1A Taran McGowan 1G,1A Barclay Jake Sanita SO Connor McQueston 2G Matthew Mikaili Melichercik 1A) Exhibition Games Goodrow 2G Kyle McCreedy 1G Dylan Kovacs 1A 1G,2A Tyler Hanlon 1G,1A Johnny Borsellino 1G David Christopher Smith 2A Ryan Bailey 2A Scott Bromley 1A Roper 1A Brent Waites 1A Marcus Tocchet 1A SHOPPERS DRUG MART - AURORA 3 (Jay Lamont Minor Atom (3) vs Newmarket (1) 1G Blair Nimmo 1G Nick Cascone 1G,1A Simon Daniel McConnell 1G Kamran Karamchi 1G,1A Tyler AURORAN, Week of January 7, 2003 - 13 AAuurroorraa MMiinnoorr HHoocckkeeyy AAssssoocciiaattiioonn Results to 9 AM Sunday January 5, 2003 Website: www.aci.on.ca/amha

House League Show Case Tournament Kurtis Lindner 1A Mike Mildon 1A Taylor Cooke 1A) Teacher 1A Patrick Che 1A) DIAL TONE COMMUNICA- Tykes TIONS 1 (Kyle Landry 1G) Exhibition Games THE SHREDDING COMPANY 7 (Stefan Lazzer 5G Jerryd TIM HORTON'S/timbits 207 6 (Daniel Laflamme 2G Atom Jensen 1G,2A Connor Moody 1G,2A) Christianna Giambattista 2G Taylor Butler 1G Sam Straw1G NORTH YORK PLUMBING & HEATING 1 (Scott AURORA HOME HARDWARE BUILDING CENTRE 5 www.mastermindtoys.com 4 (Connor Allen 1G,1A Trevor Kasey Piper 1A Ryan DalCin 1A) TIM HORTON'S/timbits Ashbourne 1G Mike Moody 1A) AURORA HOME HARD- (Julian Biasoni 1G Kyle Scott 1G Kyle Blaser 2G,1A George 1G William Brogan 1G Liam MacKichan 1G) 201 2 (Cooper Riswick 2G) WARE BUILDING CENTRE 0 Philippe Meunier 1G Ryan Peddigrew 1A Robert Fiorini 1A) DIAL TONE COMMUNICATIONS 1 (Daniel Sampieri BUTTERNUT HOLLOW FARM 6 (Quinn McGoven TIM HORTON'S/timbits 208 6 (Nicholas ORR & FORSTER INSURANCE BROKERS 3 (Graham 1G Daniel Devine 1A) 3G,1AErik Kimmerer 1G Daniel Fiori 1G Steven Grandin Theodoropoulous3G,1A Jean Paul Hudon 1G,1A Nick Cormack 2G Julian Savosardaro 1G Michael Coggin 1A 1AMatthew Reeves 1G Quincey Ing 1A) McALPINE FORD Reinholdt 1G,1A Andrew Martin 1G) DBSA CONSULTING Cameron Meikle 1A) AURORA CABLE INTERNET 3 League Games LINCOLN 2 (Daniel Autoveic 1G Hayden Sawyer 1G) INC. 202 1 (Adam Balaban 1G Nicholas Heintzman 1A) (Nicholas Orsatti 2G Matheus Vloet 1G Colin Munn 1A Myles Tykes Fisher 1A Carter Schaeffer 1A) www.mastermindtoys.com 5 (Trevor George 4G Heather DR. STEINER'S DRILLERS 5 (Ryan Dowling 2G Conor TIM HORTON'S/timbits 204 5 (Mathew MacEachern 1G Tillsley 1G Dylan Sutton 1A Evan Sheridan 1A) Fennell 1G,2A Mike Perryman 1G Dylan Gould 1A Robert Bradford 1G Mackenzie Wooder 1G Thomas Kerr 1G NORTH YORK PLUMBING & HEATING 4 (Johnny McALPINE FORD LINCOLN 3 (Luke Pizzurro 1G Liam PaulAshbourne 2A Jeff Lam 1A Scott Wheeler 1G Kylr Anthony Selski 1G Martin Wood 1A Cole Roffey 1A) TIM Marazita 1G,1A Mike Moody 1G Justin Killens 1G Neil Devlin 1G Bailey Miller 1G) Zacharuk 2A) ROTARY CLUB OF AURORA 2 (Braden HORTON'S/timbits 203 5 (Andrew Papousek 2G,1A Jesse Van Gaston 1G,2A Shawn Clark 1A) ORR & FORSTER INSUR- Casselden 1G Andrew Macdonald 1A Erik Staeble 1G Jimmy Rooyen 1G,1A Kyle Coughlin 1G Michael Logue 1G Mitchell ANCE BROKERS 4 (Graham Cormack 1G Trevor Smith 1G DR. STEINER'S DRILLERS 7 (Kyle Zacharuk 3G Ryan Brookes 1A) Shaw 1A) Gianni Episcopo 1G Brandon Hurst 1G Dylan Lastuk 1A Dowling 2G Scott Wheeler 1G,1A Jeffery Lam 1G Brandon Rival 1A Michael Coggin 1A Dexter Speller-Drews MikePerryman 1A) DON FARNUM'S FABULOUS FLY- F. R. CUSTOM METAL 8 (Benjamin Hannins 4G Jason TIM HORTON'S/timbits 205 2 (Jake Langford 1G Josh 1A) ERS 1 (MacKenzie Lemmon 1G Christopher Tsianos 1A) Samide 1G,1A Jonathan McConnell 1G,1A Eric Damecour 2G Klinowski 1G Matt Hart 1A Dan Moriarity SO) TIM HOR- Samual Steenhorst 1A) DON FARNUM'S FABULOUS FLY- TON'S/timbits 206 0 AURORA CABLE INTERNET 3 (Nicholas Orsatti 1G,2A THE SHREDDING COMPANY 6 (Jerryd Jensen 3G ERS 1 (Mack Lemmon 1G) Colin Munn 1G,1A Matheus Vloet 1A) STUBBS INVEST- Matthew Pryse 2G,1A Ryan Baskin 1G Stefan Lazzer 1A) TIM HORTON'S/timbits 204 2 (Anthony Selski 1G Thomas MENTS INC. 1 (Patrick Che 1G) ROTARY CLUB OF AURORA 4 (Collin Laird 2G Kent SUPREME COLLISION CENTRE 5 (Peter Sandwell 3G Kerr 1G Dylan Hussey 1A Graham Joiner 1A Martin Wood SO Arkell 1G Jimmy Brookes 1G) Daniel Jones 2G Stuart Mattila 1A Matthew Iwai 1A MVP - Anthony Selski) TIM HORTON'S/timbits 208 0 (MVP STUBBS INVESTMENTS INC. 2 (Patrick Che 1G,1A EvanRomano 1A Jordan Stevenson 1A) CASEY TRANS- - Kevin Grasse) Mathew Raponi 1G MVP - Patrick Che) AURORA Atom PORTATION 4 (Cameron Nuttall 1G Eliot Karkin 1G Josh CABLEINTERNET 1 (Nicholas Orsatti 1G Matheus Vloet 1A AURORA HOME HARDWARE BUILDING CENTRE 2 Lawlor 1G Eric Bullock 1A) Minor Atom MVP - Myles Fisher) (Philippe Meunier 1G Kyle Blaser 1G,1A Scott MARY'S FLOWER SHOP 5 (Micheal Vance 12G Gianfranco Cunningham 1A) ORR & FORSTER INSURANCE BRO- DON FARNUM'S FABULOUS FLYERS 3 (Daniel Shepard Galluzzo 1G David Scott 1A Alex Payne 1G,1A Daniel Fusco Minor Peewee KERS 0 2G Mackenzie Lemmon 1G Christopher Tsianos 1A Ryan 1A Mark Janel 1G Brody Hunter 1A Zack Henderson SO) AURORA CANADIAN TIRE 2 (Michael Hay 1G,1A Spencer Korosi SO) ROTARY CLUB OF AURORA 0 DOMINION 0 () freeland 1G David Yates 1A) SHOPPERS DRUG MART - Minor Peewee AURORA 1 (Daniel Korolnek 1G) EUROPEAN STEEL 4 (David Staeuble 1G,1A Connor CASEY TRANSPORTATION 2 (Cameron Nuttall 1G Kevin TRIO RESTAURANT 3 (Andrew Smitten 2G Jeremy Fitkin Sands 1G Jamie Russell 2G C.J. Melichercik 1A) Casey 1G Eric Bullock 1A) F. R. CUSTOM METAL 2 (Jon 1A Chris Venditelli 1A) DELPH & JENKINS LEVELERS 2 COLL AUDIO & ACCURATE ELECTRICAL 4 (Marshall SKATERS FIRST 2 (Zacharie Roitner 1G Ian McConnell 1G,1A Ben Hankins 1G Kevin Sarrazin 1A) (Thomas Gans 1G Jarred Reid 1A Scott Kimmerer 1G McQuillan 2G,1A Conor Johnston 2A Jay Finch 1G Micheal Hayzelden1G Christopher O'Hara 1A Geoffrey Knaack Geoffrey Ash 1A Kyle Rojas 1A) Hartman 1G) FRESH WATER INDUSTRIES BOTTLED 1A) THE SHREDDING COMPANY 8 (Stefan Lazzer 4G,1A WATER 1 (Adrian Clark 1G Micheal Seymour 1A) Jerryd Jensen 3G,2A Ryan MacMillan 2A) McALPINE FORD MANHATTAN TROPHIES 5 (Ryan Kennedy 2G,1A PERMANENT PRESS PRINTING 5 (Matthew Symington LINCOLN 4 (Mathew Roach 1G,1A Daniel Antoniel 1G Luke SeanTakahashi 1G,1A Micheal Wood 2A Egan Fennel 1G,1A OMAR'S SHOES 7 (Madison Webber 4G,1A Stuart Marsh 2A 1G Ian Veloso 1G Christopher Burns 1G 1A Andrew Pizzuro 1G Hayden Sawyer 1G) Troy Gouviea 1G Branden Bortolin 1A) INTER-WORLD Ricky Sendel 1G,1A Daniel Sacchetti 1A Christian Hasting 1G Wilkins 1G Ryan Logue 1G) FRESH WATER INDUS- PAPER 1 (Roccoo De Bartolo 1G Daniel Whitley 1A) Shaun Kenyon 1A John Cardella 1A) EUROPEAN STEEL 4 TRIES BOTTLED WATER 2 (Ryan Hart 1G Nizaam (Connor Sands 2G,1A Carson Melichercik 1G,1A David Rehman 1G Aaron Macdonald 1A Ryan Laird 1A) BUTTERNUT HOLLOW FARM 7 (Quinn McGowan 3G,1A OLBERT METALS 7 (Luca Battiston 3G Adam Harris 1G Staeuble 1G Braun Hause 1A Jamie Russell 1A Nathan Miller Mathew Reeves 2G Quinn McGowan 1G,1A Daniel Fiori 1G) Nick Skillins 1G,1A Stefan Pagura 1G,1A Alex Dunn 1G) 1A) AURORA CANADIAN TIRE 1 (Evan Williams 1G David DR. STEINER'S DRILLERS 0 LANGDON"S COACH LINES 6 (Tyler Lamantia 4G Yates 1A) COLL AUDIO & ACCURATE ELECTRICAL 1 Gianluca Sampieri 1G Adrian Tobin 1A Brandon Thompson (Brendon Harrington 1G Eric Shoesmith 1A) SUPREME COLLISION CENTRE 6 (Peter Sandwell 3G 1G,1A Christian Davies 1A Liam McGoldrick 1A) PERMANENT PRESS PRINTING 2 (Chris Burns 2G Zachary Ferry 1G,1A Daniel Jones 1G,1A Evan Romano 1G Matthew Symmington 1A Ryan Logue 1A Bruce Phillips 1A) SHOPPERS DRUG MART - AURORA 2 (Alexander Mathew Iamonaco 1A Massimo Longhin 1A Jamie Poutney THE BACKYARD POOL & SPA COMPANY 4 (Dylan Jolivet SKATERS FIRST 1 (Jacob Peart 1G James Suddes 1A) Mackrell 1G Nick Cascone 1G Eric Beveridge 1A) 1A) www.mastermindtoys.com 3 (Colton Lee 1G Trevor 1G,1A Stephan Newby 1G Wesley Seminara 1G Brett OMAR'S SHOES 1 (John Cardella 1G Richard Sendel 1A) George 1G Austin Partanen 1G Evan Sheridan 1A) Richardson 1G Kevin McCruden 1A) REC CYCLE N' FRESH WATER INDUSTRIES BOTTLED WATER 6 SPORTS 2 (Rhys Gander 1G Jordan Gerace 1G Sean Maule (Nizaam Rehman 2G,1A Adrian Clark 2G,1A Jason Peewee SUPREME COLLISION CENTRE 2 (Peter Sandwell 2G 1A) Durst1G,1A Ryan Hart 1G,1A Aaron MacDonald 1A Jacob SMITTY'S PAINTING & DECORATING 4 (Greg Jamie Poutney 1A Ethan Slimkowich 1A) McALPINE FORD Dawe 1A Zack Samonas 1A) AURORA CANADIAN TIRE 2 Haralampopoulos 2G Chris Ramsay 1G,2A Sam Millette LINCOLN 2 (Daniel Antoweil 1G Hayden Sawyer 1G Kyle MANHATTAN TROPHIES 3 (Brodie Royce 1G Christopher (William Ginther 1G,1A Tom Gibson 1G Evan Vizzachero 1A) 1G) EDWARDS-MURPHY PAINTING & DECORATING Horan Katie Hullah 1A) Follet 1G Michael Vance 1G Mark Tanel 1AAlexander Payne 2 (Chris MacDonald 1G Brendan Murphy 1G Wesley 1A) TRIO RESTAURANT 1 (Quinn Tessarolo 1G Chris OMAR'S SHOES 9 (Madison Weber 4G,1A Christian Campbell 1A) F. R. CUSTOM METAL 8 (Jon Mcconnell 3G Ben Hankins Venditelli 1A) Hastings 2G Michael McGee 1G,1A John Cardella1G Ricky 2G,3A Eric Damecour 1G,2A Mathew Johnson 1G,1A Sam Sendel 1G Daniel Sacchetti 1A) SKATERS FIRST 1 (Eric D-MAC FURNITURE 5 (Matthew Holland 1G Ryan Van Steenhorst 1G,2A Jason Samide 1A Calvin McHugh 1A Kevin OLBERT METALS 8 (Brent Lockhart 3G,2A Luca Battiston Bailey 1G Ian Hayzelden 1A) Winckle 1G,1A Ray Mullins 2G,1A Tyler Miskolczy- sarrazin 1A Peter MacWilliam 1A Duncan Eveleigh SO) 2G,1A Alex Dunn 2G,2A Zac Armstrong 1G,1A Andrew MacDonald 1G,2A Sean Kipfer 2A Bradley Juffs 1A Nick www.mastermindtoys.com 0 Hunter 2A Paul Andrews 1A) INTER-WORLD PAPER 5 EUROPEAN STEEL 2 (Braun Hause 1G CJ Melichercik 1G Whelan 2A) CHEVALIER CHRYSLER 3 (Daniel Cress 1G (Tivon Cook 2G,1A Chase Riddell 2G,3A Daniel Whitley David Stauble 1A) COLL AUDIO & ACCURATE ELECTRI- Daniel Puopolo 2G Tyler Flanagan 1A Michael Tufnell 1A ROTARY CLUB OF AURORA 2 (Braden Casselden 1G 1G,3A) CAL 1 (Jay Finch 1G) Paul deRoos 1A) Jimmy Brookes 1G) CASEY TRANSPORTATION 2 (Cameron Nuttall 2G) MANHATTAN TROPHIES 6 (Egan Fennell 2G Troy Gouveia PERMANENT PRESS PRINTING 6 (Andrew Wilkins 2G ATLAS SPECIALTY STEELS 7 (Dylan Brennan 3G David 1G,1A Branden Bortolin 1G,1A Ryan Kennedy 1G,1A Jonathan Magill 1G Daniel Flippi 1G,1A Christopher Burns Hilchuk 2G Chris Porter 1G,1A Zack Ashfield 1G,1A BUTTERNUT HOLLOW FARM 4 (Quincey Ing 2G Erik Michael Takahashi 1G) DELPH & JENKINS LEVELERS 3 1G,2A Ryan Logue 1G,1A Devin O'Kelly 1A) SHOPPERS Joseph Smith 1A) SLATER STEELS - STAINLESS 3 (Sam Kimmerer 1G Daniel Fiori 1G Christopher Alessandri (Jarred Reid 2G,1A Scott Kimmerer 1G) DRUG MART - AURORA 2 (Eric Beveridge 1G Michael Caldwell 2G Stephen Dixon 1G Ryan Casselden 1A) 2ASteven Grandin 1A Douglas Nisbet 1A Mathew Reeves 1A) Grande 1G Simon Esposito 1A) DON FARNUM'S FABULOUS FLYERS 2 (Liuam Killops LANGDON"S COACH LINES 3 (Gianluca Sampieri 1G JUNIOR TIGERS 4 (Mike Nealon 1G,2A Mike Roberts 1G,1A Mack Lemmon 1G) Tyler Lamantia 1G Brandon Thompson 1G Robert Anderson COLL AUDIO & ACCURATE ELECTRICAL 4 (Steven Foss 2G,1A Josh Finalyson 1G,1A Keith Hannah 1A Meaghan 1A Liam McGoldrick 1AAdrian Tobin 1A) THE BACKYARD 1G,1A Jay Finch 1G,1A Conor Johnston 1G Marshall Keslick 1A) AURORA CABLE INTERNET 2 (Fraser THE SHREDDING COMPANY 5 (Stefan Lazer 3G POOL & SPA COMPANY 2 (Brendan Strachan 1G Stephen McQuillan 1G) SKATERS FIRST 1 (Geoff Knaack 1G Zac Kegel 2G) RyanBaskin 1G Jerryd Jensen 1G Andrew Strobbe 1A) DR. Newby 1G) Roitner 1A) STEINER'S DRILLERS 2 (Ryan Dowling 2G Mike Perryman Midget 2A) REC CYCLE N' SPORTS 7 (Jordan Gerace 4G,1A FRESH WATER INDUSTRIES BOTTLED WATER 4 (Adrian FIDELITY STAINLESS 2 (Cam Fleming 1G Jesse Teel 1G RhysGander 3G Hayden Sands 1A Lucas Cristillo 1A Clayton Clark 2G Nizaam Rehman 2G) PERMANENT PRESS Ben Devlin 1A) MAGNA STAINLESS 1 (John Parkhill 1G F. R. CUSTOM METAL 8 (Eric Damecour 6G,1A Sam Artnold 1A Scott Czinsky 1AAndrew Cosentino 1A) DOMIN- PRINTING 3 (Christopher Burns 2G,1A Andrew Wilkins 1G Michael Gordon 1A Steve Pendergast 1A) Steenhorst 1G,4A Ben Hankins 1G Nicholas Bertrand 1A ION 4 (Gregory Lacroix 3G Logan Weber 1G Evan Thomson Bruce Phillips 1A Ryan Logue 1A Jonathan Magill 1A) MVP - Kevin Sarrazin) BUTTERNUT HOLLOW FARM 1 1A Peter Collins 1A Robert Denault 1A) DGN MARKETING SERVICES LTD. 7 (Scott McIvor (Quinn McGowan 1G Steven Grandin 1A Quincy Ing 1A MVP OMAR'S SHOES 7 (Madison Weber 5G William Burke 2G,1A Taylor Hayworth 2G Craig Dickie 1G,2A Fraser - Quinn McGowan) MARY'S FLOWER SHOP 3 (Gianfranco Galluzzo 1G Alex 1GDaniel Sacchetti 1G Kevin Nandallal 3A Stuart Marsh 3A Masters 1G Drew Hurlbut 1G Adam Kirchbaum 1A) Payne 1G Michael Vance 1G,1A Jordan Gregoris 1AZack Cameron Smith 1A Stuart Marsh 1A Mark Jenkins 1A Dylan PHILADELPHIA STAINLESS 2 (Andrew Gerrits 1G Novice Henderson 1A David Scott SO) MANHATTAN TROPHIES 0 Calvert 1A Michael McGee 1A Ricky Sendel 1A Dan Bianchi Britton Stanbury 1G Sean Herbert 1A JP Villeneuve 1A) DBSA CONSULTING INC. 202 6 (Adam Balaban 4G Joesph 1A Mikail Khamissa SO) SHOPPERS DRUG MART - Romano 1G,1A Thomas Hagias 3A Wade McFarlane 1G,3A) AURORA 0 ASA ALLOYS 7 (Steve Gould 2G,1A Kevin Meek 2G,1A TIM HORTON'S/timbits 205 3 (Kevin Lukezic 2G,1A Josh THE BACKYARD POOL & SPA COMPANY 5 (Brendan Tyler Forget 1G Chris Williams 1G,1A Mike Reynolds 1G Klinowski 1G,2A Adam Kiroff 1A) Strachan 2G Kevin MCrudden 1G Brett Richardson 1G Aaron AURORA CANADIAN TIRE 2 (Ben Slimkowich 1G Sean Drew MacMartin 2A Adam Contois 1A) LOCKLEY Nusbaum 1G Spencer Palmer 1A Dylan Jolivet 2A) INTER- Deakin 1G Robert Revington 1A Evan Vizzacchero 1A Cody STAINLESS 4 (Kevin Parry 3G Joe Gatt 1G Sean Perry 2A TIM HORTON'S/timbits 204 3 (Dylan Hussy 2G Mackenzie WORLD PAPER 1 (Daniel Whitley 1G Chase Riddell 1A) Benson 1A Tom Gibson 1A) EUROPEAN STEEL 2 (Braun Leonard Richardson 2A) Woodur 1A Jordan Caruso 1A Lukas Leslie 1G Graham Loney Hause 1G Jonathon Comeau 1G David Staeuble 1A Jamie 1A) TIM HORTON'S/timbits 207 3 (Christina Giambattista 2G LANGDON"S COACH LINES 4 (Adrian Tobin 2G Brandon Russell 1A Jordan Brown 1A) LAURION & ASSOCIATES 4 (Jeff Calder 1G,1A Adam Brandon Farr 1G Taylor Butler 1A Ryan Dalcin 1A) Thompson 1G Tyler Lamantia 1G Austin Haynes 1A Gianluca Magliochi 1G Colin Young 1G Mike Peirce 1G Mike Pyziak Sampieri 1A) DOMINION 4 (David Bolsby 1G Curtis Stobo PERMANENT PRESS PRINTING 2 (Christopher Burns 1G 2A Mackenzie Kemp 1A) AMERICAN STAINLESS 0 TIM HORTON'S/timbits 208 3 (Grame Ralph 1G,1A Nick 1G Gregory Lacroix 1G Cameron Annear 1G,1ARobert Ryan Logue 1G MVP - Andrew Mueller) OMAR'S SHOES 1 Theodoropolous 1G Stephan Richardson 1G Kevin Grasse SO) Denault 1A Peter Collins 1A) (Christian Hastings 1G MVP - Mikail Khamissa) FIDELITY STAINLESS 5 (Jesse Teel 2G,1A Ryan Myers TIM HORTON'S/timbits 206 0 1G Matt Swift 1G Steve McDonald 1G,1A Tony Gattelaro TRIO RESTAURANT 6 (Andrew Smitten 2G,1A Chris Peewee 2A Cam Fleming 2A Scott Bennett 1A Dan Henderson 1A) TIM HORTON'S/timbits 201 6 (Jack Angela 1G,1A Andrew Venditelli 2G,1A Jeremy Fitkin 1G,1A Ethan Morice1G) REC JUNIOR TIGERS 5 (Alex Munn 1G,1A Meaghan Keslick 1A DGN MARKETING SERVICES LTD. 2 (Craig Dickie 1G Luck 1A Mike Mildon 1A Sean Blynn 2G Cameron Greg 1A CYCLE N' SPORTS 1 (Jordan Gerace 1G Christian Avolio Mike Nealon 2G Mike Roberts 1G,1A Alistar Bogart 2A Josh Kevin Lower 1G Martin Wales 1A) Cooper Riswick 2G Kevin Lidner 1A Dennis Kim 1G Andrew 1A) Finlayson 1A Alex Gitto 1A) CHEVALIER CHRYSLER 2 Buchanan 1A) TIM HORTON'S/timbits 205 4 (Daniel (Scott Gray 1G,1A Ryan Rojas 1G,1A) ASA ALLOYS 2 (Chuck Hamilton 1G Chris Williams 1G Delbello 2G,1A James Procher 1A Jake Langford 1G,1A David OLBERT METALS 6 (Luca Battiston 4G Brent Lockhart 2G Mike Reynolds 2A) FIDELITY STAINLESS 2 (Mike Peddigrew 1G) Alex Dunn 1A) DELPH & JENKINS LEVELERS 2 (Scott AURORA CABLE INTERNET 7 (Fraser Kegal 5G,1A Granato 1G,1A Scott Bennett 1G Cam Fleming 1A) Kimmerer 1G Thomas Gans 1G Kyle Rojas 1A Geoffrey Ash JoeDoucher 2A Niles Aavasalmi 1A Micheal Spick 1A Adam DBSA CONSULTING INC. 202 2 (Chris Bull 1G Nicholas 1A) Brutto 1A Alex Hosko 1G Micheal Sanita 1G) EDWARDS- DGN MARKETING SERVICES LTD. 6 (Craig Dickie Heintzman 1G) TIM HORTON'S/timbits 207 2 (Jonathan MURPHY PAINTING & DECORATING 4 (Brendon Murphy 2G,1A Ken Hurley 2G,1A Kevin Lower 1G Adam White 1G Danniel Laflamme 1G) THE BACKYARD POOL & SPA COMPANY 2 (Brett 3G Chris Macdonald 1A Camron Buchanan 1A Garrett Krichbaum 1G Colin Dickie 2A Taylor Hayworth 1A Drew Richardson 1G Kevin McCrudden 1G Dylan Jolivet 1A Jaret Kerrkamp 1A) Hurlbut 1A) LOCKLEY STAINLESS 5 (Mark Neufeld TIM HORTON'S/timbits 208 3 (Sean Paul Hudson 2G Zach Meron 1A MVP - Chad Porteous) MARY'S FLOWER SHOP 2G,1A Michael Burns 1G,1A Sean Perry 1G Joe Gatt 1G,1A Pyle 1A Stefan Richardson 1G) TIM HORTON'S/timbits 204 1 (Michael Vance 1G Mark Tanel 1A MVP - Michael Vance) SMITTY'S PAINTING & DECORATING 2 (Greg Paul Aihoshi 1A Mark McKay 1A Candace Webb 1A) 3 (Mackenzie Woodur 1G Robert Bradford 1A Lukas Leslie Haralampopolous 2G Derek Smith 1A Ben Promane 1A Chris 1G,1A Anthony Sulski 1AAndrew Seguin 1G) Atom Ramsay 1A) ATLAS SPECIALTY STEELS 2 (Dylan Brennan AMERICAN STAINLESS 4 (Kyle Steeves 2G Mike AURORA CABLE INTERNET 3 (Colin Munn 2G,1A 2G David Hilchuk 1A Daniel Creighton 1A) McKenzie 1G Bryan Rowe 1G Aaron Walker 1A Dan Mattheus Vloet 1G Andrew Osmond 1A) AURORA HOME- McCann 1A) PHILADELPHIA STAINLESS 2 (Sean TIM HORTON'S/timbits 203 3 (Jesse Van Robyen HARDWARE BUILDING CENTRE 2 (Ryan Peddigreen 1G SLATER STEELS - STAINLESS 2 (Devon Mayle 1G Stephen Graham 1G Mike Sgro 1G Brandon Fyfe 1A Jeff Jamieson 2G,1AAndrew Papousek 1G,2A) TIM HORTON'S/timbits 206 Chris Dynes 1G Philippe Meunier 1A Kyle Blaser 1A) Dixon 1G MIke Davis 1A Ryan Cassecden 1A) D-MAC FUR- 1A) 3 (Braydon Dunn 1G Braedon Mackenzie 1G Drew Marshall NITURE 1 (Tyler Miskoloczy-Macdonald 1G Chad Pilkey 1A) 1G) DIAL TONE COMMUNICATIONS 5 (Adam Gitto 2G James MAGNA STAINLESS 6 (Steve Pendergast 4G,1A Matt Chappell 1G,1A Steven Judges 1GKyle Landry 1G Brett SLATER STEELS - STAINLESS 2 (Sam Caldwell 2G Charlie Tobin 1G,1A Simon Melotte 1G Ian Harvie 2A Daryl TIM HORTON'S/timbits 203 3 (Jesse Van Robyen Weeks 3A Eric Seguin 1A Michael Orschel 1A) ORR & Teel 2A) SMITTY'S PAINTING & DECORATING 2 (Greg Gallaugher 1A John Parkhill 1A) LAURION & ASSOCI- 2G,1AAndrew Papousek 1G,2A) TIM HORTON'S/timbits 206 FORSTER INSURANCE BROKERS 5 (Graham Cormack Harlampopoulos 2G Derek Smith 1A Alex Strapp 1A) ATES 2 (Colin Hullah 2G Mathieu Fowles 1A Daniel 3 (Braydon Dunn 1G Braedon Mackenzie 1G Drew Marshall 3G,1A Gianni Episcopo 2G Peter Carleton 1A) Guerra 1A Jeff Calder 1A) 1G) AURORA CABLE INTERNET 4 (Conner Ryeland 3G Fraser STUBBS INVESTMENTS INC. 2 (Caleb Gould 1G Patrick Kegel 1G,2A Adam Brutto 1A Joe Doucher 1A) CHEVALIER MAGNA STAINLESS 7 (Steve Pendergast 2G,1A Matt TIM HORTON'S/timbits 203 9 (Jesse Van Rooyen Che 1G Marlon Young 1A George Marshall 1A) AURORA CHRYSLER 3 (Tyler Flanagan 1G,1A Ryan Rojas 1G Michael Tobin 2G,1A John Parkhill 1G,2A Scott Thompson 1G 4G,1AAndrew Papousek 3G,4A Matthew Clarke 1A Evan CABLE INTERNET 1 (Max Jasniewski 1G Neil Gaston 1A) Tufnell 1G Daniel Cresse 1A Scott Gray 1A) Darryl Gallaugher 1G John Peterkin 1A) PHILADELPHIA Foxwell 1A Stephen Cantarutti 1G Royce Kirby 2A Samantha STAINLESS 4 (Colin Gerrits 2G,1A Mike Sgro 1G Rory Minchella 1G) TIM HORTON'S/timbits 201 4 (Cooper STUBBS INVESTMENTS INC. 3 (Trevor Coll 1G Caleb EDWARDS-MURPHY PAINTING & DECORATING 3 Mayne 1G,2A Mathew Gillison 1A Jeff Jamieson 1A) Riswick 1G,2A Dennis Kim 1G,1A Brendan Kingsack 1G Gould 1G Adam Stubbs 1G George Marshall 1A Dylan (Camron Buchanan 2G Brendan Murphy 1G Patrick Murphy 14 - AURORAN, Week of January 7, 2003 AAuurroorraa MMiinnoorr HHoocckkeeyy AAssssoocciiaattiioonn Results to 9 AM Sunday January 5, 2003 Website: www.aci.on.ca/amha

2A Mathew Aleksick 1A Chris MacDonald 1A Wesley Zavarise 1G,1A Ryan Thiffault 1G,1A Augustino Bova 1G AMERICAN STAINLESS 15 (Jeff Conte MVP) MAGNA Matthew Joynt 1G,1A Anthony Ranieri 1G,1A Darrell Evans Campbell SO) D-MAC FURNITURE 0 Andrew Goss 1G,1A Matt Hall 1A Sean Brennan 1A Spencer STAINLESS 6 (Steve Pendergast MVP) 1G Quenton Hunt 1G Lucas Boyd 1A Ben Mulholland 1A Robinson 1A) ASTECH 4 (Dan Abram 2G Mike Bellamy Brett Dutchyshen 2A JUNIOR TIGERS 3 (Mike Nealon 2G Mike Roberts 1G 1G,1A Robert Buchner 1G Liam Bauer 1A Ryan Rozalowsky Select Teams Alistair Bogart 1A Josh Finlayson 1A Keith Hannah 1A) 1A Dennis Jarrett 1A) Minor Peewee A (7) vs Innisfil (3) ATLAS SPECIALTY STEELS 1 (Dylan Brennan 1G) Sponsors Anthony Ranieri 1G,2A Carter Hassard 3G,1A Darrell Evans AURORA OPTICAL 4 (Dean Hamman 2G,1A Chris Wheeler Tyke Venture Steel 1G,2A Michael Morson 1G,2A Matthew Joynt 1G,1A Trevor ATLAS SPECIALTY STEELS 6 (D. Brennan 4G,1A D. 1G Mike Smyth 1G Blair Plewmann 1A BrockSweeting 1A) McLean Travel McCartney 1A Quenton Hunt 1A Hilchuk 1G S. Logue 1G,1A J. Striegler 1A C. Porter 1A J CHEVERIE COMMUNICATIONS 1 (James Harrison 1G Novice Butler's Landscaping Smith 1A) AURORA CABLE INTERNET 5 (Fraser Kegel Alex Hunter 1A Ryan Stirling 1A) Priestly Electric 4G,1A Connor Ryeland 1G,2A Joe Doucher 1A MichaelSanita Minor Atom City-Wide Electrical Peewee A (2) vs Bradford (2) 1A) ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - AURORA 6 (Ian Joriki Juice Ethan Davenport 1G,1A Jeremy Cohen 1G Colton Horner 1A McCrone3G Luke Roth 1G,1A Jon Turner 1G Michael Durst Minor Bantam Bill & Brenda Jenkins@Re/Max Chris Finlay 1A Jake Hurlbut 1A JUNIOR TIGERS 5 (Alistair Bogart 1G,1A Alex Munn 2G 1G Nic Hamilton 1A Luke Stinson 1A Michael Hegarty 2A) York Group Realty Inc Mike Roberts 2G Mike Nealon 1A Keith Hannah 1A Josh CHEVERIE COMMUNICATIONS 2 (Marc Quagliarni 1G Duckworth Insurance & Financial Peewee A (1) vs Innisfil (1) Finlayson 2A) SLATER STEELS - STAINLESS 4 (Charlie Kyle Kaminski 1G Kyle Riendeau 1A) Services Jeremy Cohen 1G Steven Keane 1A Ross Pizzurro 1A Teel 2G Sam Caldwell 2G,1A Mike Davis 1A Drew Boorn 2A) Minor Peewee Astech Solutions Inc ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - AURORA 3 (Ian McCrone Minor Bantam AA (7) vs Georgina (1) SMITTY'S PAINTING & DECORATING 6 (Derek Smith 2G 2G Curtis Sands 1G Michael Durst 1AAndrew Ramsey 1A Jon Mike Pantalone 1G,1A Kevin Shetler 3G,2A Aaron Alex Strapp 1G,1A Geoffery Harrison 2G Greg Turner 1A MVP - Ian McCrone) AURORA OPTICAL 2 (Mike League Games Mansbridge 1G,2A Jonathan Adams 1G Ryan Fennell 1G Haralampoplous 1G,2A Jake Deacon 1A Chris Ramsay 1A Smyth 1G Blair Plewman 1G Rob Juffs 1A MVP - Jimmy Novice (4) vs Pickering (2) Tyler Pettes 2A Michael Osuszek 1A Chris Blom 1A Ben Promane 1A) EDWARDS-MURPHY PAINTING & Szydlowski) Jesse VanRooyen 1G Dennis Kim 2G Anthony Selski 1G Nick DECORATING 2 (Garrett Kerkamp 1G Cameron Buchanan Heintzman 1A Taylor Butler 1A Dylan Hussey 1A Cooper Minor Bantam AA (0) vs Richmond Hill (0) 1G Joey Clary 1A Chris MacDonald 1A Matthew Alekeich 1A) Minor Midget Riswick 1A Tanner Thiessen 1A Darren Gwilliam SO DIAMOND GROUNDSKEEPING SERVICES LTD. 3 CHEVALIER CHRYSLER 2 (Scott Gray 1G daniel Cress 1G (Graham Gabel 1G,1A Carter Jensen 1G,1A Erik Burrow 1G Novice (3) vs Pickering (3) Minor Bantam AA (5) vs Markham (2) Eric Meunier 1A) D-MAC FURNITURE 1 (S Kipfer 1G L Jake Warden 1A, Kevin Scott 1A Ian Docherty 1A Derek Jesse VanRooyen 1A Anthony Selski 2G Daniel Delbello 1A Michael Pantalone 3G Chris Blom 1G Harrison Jones 1G,1A Leddy 1A) JUNIOR TIGERS 4 (Mike Roberts 2G Alistair Smith 1A) TILEMASTER 3 (Graham Coote 1G,1A Jordan Dylan Hussey 1G Cooper Riswick 1A Tanner Thiessen 2A Michael Osuszek 3A Connor O'Grady 1A Bogart 1G,1A Mike Nealon 1G Keith Hannah 1A Moffitt 1G,1AAlex Esposito 1G Bob Halampopoulos 1A Chad MeaghanKeslick 1A Alex Munn 1A Josh Finlayson 1A MVP - Coley 1A) Novice (2) vs Markham (0) Bantam AE (4) vs Innisfil (2) Alex Gitto) SMITTY'S PAINTING & DECORATING 1 (Mike Taylor Cooke/Stefan Richardson SO Jesse VanRooyen 1G Scott Daly 1G Sean Fodey 1G Brent Gallaugher 1G Roberts 1G MVP - Alex Strapp) BETZ CUT STONE LTD. 7 (Andrew McGovern 2G,1A Cooper Riswick 1G Andrew Papousek 1A Daniel Delbello 1A KyleFitkin 1G,2A Mark Whiting 1A Brandon Polsinello 1A Michael Laprocina 2G,1A Andrew Onoratti 1G,1A William Matt Kerr 1A Minor Bantam Johnston 1G,1A Cody Riddell 1G Andrew McGee 2A David Minor Atom (5) vs Richmond Hill (3) PHILADELPHIA STAINLESS 4 (Paul Maggliocchi 1G Derek Reeves 1A Michael Sotoadeh 3A Stephan McGill 1A Jacob Matthew Miller 1G,1A Jonathan Poulakos 1G Tyler Jensen Bantam A (4) vs Markham (5) Heppler 1A Daniel Hunter 1G,1A Harrison Brook 2A Evan Manson 1A) ASA ALLOYS 1 (Graeme Jenkins 1G Darren 1G,1A Kamran Karamchi 2G,1A Daniel McConnell 1A Ryan Keon Karamchi 1G Tom Keane 1G Mike Smyth 1G Graeme Magicc 1G Liam McNeely 1A Jamier Fenyes 1G Tyler Parsons 1A) Antoniel 1A Nicholas Silverio 2A Fleming 1G Tyler Roffey 1A Mike Couperthwaite 1A Dean McGhee 1A) IZZI POPAT - ROYAL LE PAGE 1 (Braden Hamman 1A Mike Panetta 1A Sandy Craig 1A Derek Roldan Bonner 1G Cameron Spence 1A) DIAMOND GROUNDSKEEPING SERVICES LTD. 4 (Jake Minor Peewee (6) vs Newmarket (5) 1A Warden 2G Mathew Bloom 1G,1A Graham Gabel 1G Carter David Iwai 2G,1A Curtis Hough 1G,1AAdam Bloom 1G Ryan AURORA HOME HARDWARE BUILDING CENTRE 6 Jensen 1A Joe Verdugo 1AKevin Scott 1A Paul Pirri 1A) CAA Crockett 1G Brandon Giniotis 1G Greg Buchner 2A Matthew Bantam AA (2) vs Barrie (10) (Keith Bradford 4G Patrick O'Doherty 1A Joel Stock 1G Jesse CENTRAL ONTARIO 2 (Brad Finch 1G Ryan Mansbridge Scrimes 1A Chris Burns 1A Peter McNeil 1G Michael White 1G Cal Simmonds 2A Patrick Gattellaro 2A Justin Torma 1G Taylor Jeffery 1A) LOCKLEY 1G) Bowie 1A STAINLESS 2 (Ian Mulern 1G Eric Wakeman 1G) Tournaments I.O.O.F. AURORA LODGE 148 - F.L.T. 8 (Fraser Klein 3G Minor Peewee (3) vs Applewood (2) Bantam AA (2) vs Richmond Hill (3) JUNIOR TIGERS 5 (Keifer McBride 1G,1A AndrewKings1A Danny Phair 1G,1A Adam Stock 2G,1A Chris Moore 1G Mike Ryan Crockett 1G Andrew Mangialardi 2G Ethan Shore 2A Peter McNeil 1G,1A Vincent Davenport 1G Cal Simmonds 2A Luke Muirhead 1G,1A David Petrasovic 1A Ryan Joynt 1G Froio 1G,1A Robert Sottile 1A) TILEMASTER 2 (Adam Jake Teel 1G Brett Scott 1G) HS FINANCIAL SERVICES 4 White 1G Jeremy McIvor 1G Michael Vertolli 1A) Minor Peewee (1) vs Meadowvale (3) Bantam AA (1) vs Richmond Hill (1) (Jon Aleksich 1G,1A Dan Coats 1G,1A Jacob Evelyn iA Jesse David Iwai 1G Cal Simmonds 1G Peter McNeil 1A Barker 1G MeaganBastarache 1A Micheal Rowe 1G,1A Jon I.O.O.F. AURORA LODGE 148 - F.L.T. 3 (Adam Wood 1G Rep Teams Aleksich 1A) Robert Sottile 1G Chris Moore 1G Devin Andrews 2A Mike Bantam AA (1) vs Oshawa (2) Froio 1A Karl Domes 1A Fraser Klein 1A) BETZ CUT Sponsors Cal Simmonds 1G Vincent Davenport 1A PHILADELPHIA STAINLESS 3 (Tyler McGhee 1G,1A STONE LTD. 2 (Andrew Onorati 1G Andrew McGee 1G Cody Novice AA Dymin Steel Harrison Brook 1G,1A Mazor Rehman 1G Jamie Fenyes 2A) Riddell 1A) Dave Wood Mazda Minor Midget A (7) vs Newmarket (0) LOCKLEY STAINLESS 2 (Mitchell Brown 2G James Taylor Minor Atom A Charley FitzWhiskey's Tap & Jordan Ekers SO Ryan Kines 2G,2A Matt Bloom 2G,1A Craig 1A) CAA CENTRAL ONTARIO 5 (Andrew Beal 2G,1A Andrew Eatery Murphy 2A Reed Neagle 2G Jamie Marton 2A Kari Paivio 2A Sturges 1G,1A Caleb MacDonald 1G,1A Robert Danis 1G Kari London Guarantee Insurance Corey Hopkins-Straker 1G Ryan Murphy 1A HS FINANCIAL SERVICES 6 (Michael Rowe 2G,1A Morgan Pavio 1A) ASA ALLOYS 2 (Ryan Comerford 1G Kyle Shaw Company Mittelstaedt 1G Dan Coates 1G Jon Aleksich 1G,1A Brent 1G Cameron Lynch 1A Jayde Woodruff 1A) Minor Atom AA Cosma International Minor Midget AA (5) vs Georgina (1) McClenny 1G Jesse Barker 1A Dan Lewis 1A Megan Masterclean Contracting & Kyle Robinson 1G Daryl Osborne 1G Jordan Ofield 1G,1A Bastarache 1A) LOCKLEY STAINLESS 3 (Bryan Dunjko 1G TILEMASTER 4 (Bob Hariampopoulos 3G Adam White 1G Cleaning David DelZotto 2G Shawn Beer 1A Michael Osborne 1A Bill Spasopoulos 1G Mitch Brown 1G) Patrick Collings 1A Graham Corter 1A Nasser Kazemi 1A Bantam A Highland Transport Tyson Dover 1A Sak Pietila 1A David Martyn 1A Mike Jack Jordan Moffit 1A Michael Vertolli 1A) ASA ALLOYS 2 Bantam AE Gallaugher Contracting 1A HS FINANCIAL SERVICES 2 (Michael Rowe 1G,1A Morgan (Andrew Macdonald 1G Jayde Woodruff 1G,1A Tristan Viking Fire Middlestaedt 1G Dale McDonald 1A) IZZI POPAT- ROYAL Benson 2A) Minor Midget A Law Insurance Brokers Minor Midget AA (1) vs Richmond Hill (4) LE PAGE 1 (Mathew Preston 1G) Scotia Capital Clinton McCullough 1G Shawn Beer 1A Ryan Bryce 1A DIAMOND GROUNDSKEEPING SERVICES LTD. 3 (Kevin Midget A B&M Produce PHILADELPHIA STAINLESS 3 (Jamie Fenyes 2G Paul Scott 2G Jake Warden 1G Matthew Bloom 2A Paul Pirri 1A) Dome Interiors Midget A (4) vs Richmond Hill (5) Magliocchi 1G Drew Brown 1A Harrison Brook 1A Brendon BETZ CUT STONE LTD. 3 (Jacob Mavson 1G Michael Midget AA RBC Chris Amato 2G,1A Sam Battaglia 1G Gary Domanico 1G,2A Cooke SO) JUNIOR TIGERS 0 Laprocina 2G David Boom 2A Andrew McGovern 1A) Summer's & Smith Mark Johnson 2A Jason Lupo 1A Adam Chale 1A

AURORA HOME HARDWARE BUILDING CENTRE 7 I.O.O.F. AURORA LODGE 148 - F.L.T. 7 (Fraser Klein 2G League Games Midget A (5) vs Nobleking (1) (Jesse Gatellaro 4G,1A Keith Bradford 1G Justin Torma Devin Andrews 2G Mike Froio 2G,2A John Pitts 1G,2A Dan Novice AA (1) vs Newmarket (5) Mark Johnson 1G,2A Ryan Angotti 2G Chris Amato 1G 1G,1A Jamie Rundle-Sanderson 1G Stephen Pitts 1A Ryan Tahmazian 3A Adam Stock 2A Adam Wood 2A Chris Moore Taylor Chick 1G Alex Woodward 1A Dylan Sikura 1A Trevor Williams 1G,2A Sam Battaglia 2A Steve Black 1A Hall 1A Patrick Madden 2A Jordan Beally SO) IZZIPOPAT - 1A) CAA CENTRAL ONTARIO 1 (Robert Davis 1G) Alex Lekkas 1A Chris Sturges 1A Jason Lupo 1A ROYAL LE PAGE 0 Novice AA (1) vs Newmarket (5) I.O.O.F. AURORA LODGE 148 - F.L.T. 4 (Mike Froio 2G,1A Mitchell Harris 1G Chris Youtoff 1A Trevor Best 1A Tournaments AURORA HOME HARDWARE BUILDING CENTRE 11 Fraser Klein 1G,1A Devin Andrews 1G,2A Adam Wood 1A Atom AE (2) vs Condon (3) (Keith Bradford 5G,2A Steven Pitts 1G,1A Jesse Gattelaro 1G Chris Moore 1A MVP - Devin Andrews) BETZ CUT STONE Minor Atom A (5) vs Richmond Hill (1) Oliver Boettcher 1G Johnny Haralampopoulos 1G Tyler Jamie Rundle-Sanderson 2G Michael Mariani 1G Patrick LTD. 2 (Michael Sotoadeh 1G Mike Laprocina 1G Andrew Stephen DeMarco 3G Tristan Miller 1G,1A Steadman Dinning Tisdale 2A Madden 2A James weber 1A Ryan Hall 2A Justin Torma 1A) Onorati 1A Andrew McGovern 1ADrew Dente 1A MVP - 1G,1A Spencer George 3A Matthew Mears 2A Josh Beaton 1A JUNIOR TIGERS 2 (Brett Scott 1G Luke Muirhead 1G Kiefer Brooks Betz) Patrick Jones 1A Atom AA (1) vs Mississauga (3) McBride 2A) Taylor Nuttall 1G Max Lerner 1A Midget 3 on 3 Minor Atom AA (4) vs Barrie (1) PHILADELPHIA STAINLESS 4 (Tyler McGhee 2G,1A Jamie Barclay Goodrow 1G,1A Christopher Smith 2G,2A Ryan Atom AA (6) vs Char-Em Ice Kings (2) Fenyes 1G,2A Ryan Smyth 1G Paul Magliocchi 1A MVP - LOCKLEY STAINLESS 3 ASA ALLOYS 3 Bailey 1G,2A Scott Bromley 1A Dylan Kovacs 1A James Mildon 2G Max Lerner 1G,3A Jordan Tripp 1G,1A Tyler McGhee) AURORA HOME HARDWARE BUILDING Spencer Arkell 1G Stephen Dinallo 1G Taylor Nuttall 2A Luke CENTRE 3 (Jamie Rundle-Sanderson 1G,1A Stephen Pitts 1G ASA ALLOYS 6 PHILADELPHIA STAINLESS 5 Minor Atom AA (7) vs Nobleking (0) MacLeod 2A Andrew Whitley 1A Kyle Murphy 1A Jesse Gatellaro 1G TaylorJeffrey 1A MVP - Jamie Rundle- Barclay Goodrow 1G,1A Kyle McCreedy 1G Taran McGowan Sanderson) AMERICAN STAINLESS 10 PHILADELPHIA 2G,4A Ryan Bailey 1G,4A Stephen Demarco 1G Christopher Atom AA (5) vs Northwest Chargers (3) STAINLESS 7 Smith 1G Ben Hanlon 1A Jamie Cherutti 1A Dylan Kovacs 1A Jordan Tripp 2G,3A Spencer Arkell 2G Taylor Nuttall 1G,1A Bantam Graeme Goodfellow SO TW!ST MARKETING 6 (Augustino Bova 2G,1A Nathan AMERICAN STAINLESS 4 LOCKLEY STAINLESS 1 Atom AA (1) vs Uxbridge (3) VanderWielen 1G Andrew Goss 1G,1A David Zavarise 1A Minor Atom AA (5) vs Barrie (2) Spencer Arkell 1G Taylor Nuttall 1A Spencer Robinson 1G Bradley Finch 1A Alex Kane 1G) PHILADELPHIA STAINLESS 12 LOCKLEY James Harkin 2G,1A Dylan Kovacs 1G Christopher Smith CHEVERIE COMMUNICATIONS 5 (Marc Quagliarini STAINLESS 2 1G,1A Ryan Bailey 1G Taran McGowan 2A Jamie Cherutti 2A Atom AA (0) vs Mississauga (4) 2G,1A Kevin Moffat 1G James Harrison 1G,1A Lawrence Barclay Goodrow 1A Consolation Final Cheverie 1G,1A) AMERICAN STAINLESS 5 ASA ALLOYS 2 Bantam AE (2) vs Mnjikaning (0) Minor Atom AA (12) vs Markham (1) Mike Bentley 1G Brandon Polsinello 1G Brent Gallaugher 1A AURORA OPTICAL 3 (Rob Juffs 1G,1A Jason Lower LOCKLEY STAINLESS 8 PHILADELPHIA STAINLESS Dylan Kovacs 3G Christopher Smith 2G,1A Kyle McCreedy Mike Parkhill 1A Adam Jakovina SO 1GJesse Eikeland 1A Brock Sweeting 1G Dean Hamann 1A) 6 2G Barclay Goodrow 2G Ryan Bailey 1G,1A Taran McGowan IRVINE ROBINSON INTERIORS 2 (Matt Robertson 1G 1G,1A Craig Johnson 1G Gavin Forrest -[ 1A James Harkin 1A Bantam AE (6) vs Huntsville (1) Micheal Panetta 1A Corey Mcpherson 1A Neil Irvine 1G Evan AMERICAN STAINLESS 6 ASA ALLOYS 5 Jamie Cherutti 1A Brandon Polsinello 1G Matt Kerr 2G Scott Daly 1G,1A Kyle Bonnell 1A Micheal Fancie 1A) Fitkin 1G Sean Fodey 1G Zach Andrews 1A Coey Berube 2A LAURION & ASSOCIATES 6 FIDELITY STAINLESS 3 Atom AE (3) vs Orillia (0) Tyler Fyfe 1A Mark Short 1A ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - AURORA 7 (Luke Roth Michael McGolrick 1G,2A Marcel Lamanna 1G,1A Conor 3G,1A Ian McCrone 2G Curtis Sands 1G Ken Crocker 1G Jon MAGNA STAINLESS 6 DGN MARKETING SERVICES Sheridan 1G Bantam AE (2) vs Stirling (1) Turner 1A Matt PAque 1A Julian Jaswiewski 1A) ASTECH 5 LTD. 4 Zach Andrews 1G Brent Gallaugher 1G Timi Sotoadeh 1A (Mike Bellamy 1G,1A Liam Bauer 1G,2A Robert Buchner 1G Atom AE (6) vs Newmarket (0) Kyle Fitkin 1A Mike Parkhill 1A Jonathan Ansdell 1G,1A Richard Comeau 1A Micheal FIDELITY STAINLESS 3 MAGNA STAINLESS 2 Michael McGolrick 1G,2A Tyler Tisdale 1G,1A Johnny Parravano 1G) Haralampopoulos 1G,1A Sean Agostino 1G Matthew Bantam AE (5) vs Orillia (1) LAURION & ASSOCIATES 5 DGN MARKETING Semeredy 1G Matthew Pellegrini 1G Andrew McKay 1A Huntsville Tournament Champions ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - AURORA 5 (Luke Roth 2G SERVICES LTD. 2 Darcy Eveleigh 1A Oliver Boettcher 1A Patrick Lee 1A Corey Berube 1G,1A Scott Daly 1G,2A Sean Fodey 1G, Brent Michael Durst 1G Ken Crocker 1G Matt Paque 1G Ian Gallaugher 1G,Zach Andrews 1G,1A Jordan Williams 1A McCrone 1A Andrew Leo 1A) IRVINE ROBINSON INTERI- LAURION & ASSOCIATES 4 MAGNA STAINLESS 2 Atom A (3) vs East Gwillumbury (5) Brandon Polsinello 1A Mike Bentley 1A Mark Short 1A Matt ORS 3 (Michael Panetta 2G Evan Bonnell 1G Bobby Haskin Derrick Hamner 2G Paul Keilty 1G Evan Casselden 1A Kerr 1A 3A Michael Fancie 2A Sean Devlin 1A) DGN MARKETING SERVICES LTD. 6 FIDELITY STAINLESS 6 Atom A (5) vs Barrie (2) AMHA Information AURORA OPTICAL 5 (Dean Hamman 3G Chris Wheeler1G Dylan Cross 2G Derrick Hamner 1G,1A Jeffery Sanderson Blair Plewman 1G Rob Juffs 2A Mike Smyth 2AAndrew Rizzi DGN MARKETING SERVICES LTD. 7 FIDELITY 1G,1A Paul Keilty 1G Louis Lamanna 1A Geoff Gianopoulos 1A Jason Lower 1A) ASTECH 1 (Criag Cook 1G Don Abram STAINLESS 6 1A 1A) AMHA TV Auction MAGNA STAINLESS 3 LAURION & ASSOCIATES 3 Atom AA (4) vs Richmond Hill (2) IRVINE ROBINSON INTERIORS 3 (Michael Panetta 2G,1A Dillon Cappell 2G Kevin Zacharuk 1G Luke MacLeod 1G The Annual AMHA TV Auction will take place on Saturday Alec Follett 1G,1A Neil Irvine 1A) TW!ST MARKETING 2 PHILADELPHIA STAINLESS 15 (Andrew Gillison MVP) Max Lerner 1A Jesse Cappell 1A Jordan Tripp 1A Shawn February 22, 2003 on Cable 10. 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