The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

2-The Canadian Champion, Frlday, December 24,1999 rirave Spartans humble cross-towfl rivais -M HMLD & TRAVEL CHRISTMAS 18 UPON US WITH IT'S OFFERING 0F GOOD TIDINGS, MOMENTS TO REMEMBER, and looking forward 10 be able to enjoy good beallb and Use opportunity 10 Iravel as neyer before. THERE WILL BE MANY wbo will be mbt tbis mode of planning their future t0 "sec the the world"', and tbere wIll be duoe wbo would just be content 10 "gel away for s few days". TRAVEL 15 A COMMON DENOMINTOR of life and bas many connotations for eacb of us. We hope al your dreamts, tbougbts and plans in Ibis ares will corne 10, fruition for you in the year 200and be d FOR THE AVID GOLFER- H1TfNG THELINICINNORTHERNIRELAND 18 AVAILABLE AT AN AFFORDABLE PICE on four of Ireland's top courses - Royal Portnus (Valley course), Portstewart (Stranid course), Ballycastle and Castlerock. AIl four courses are located within a 20- kiksnetre radius along Use scenie APTiM COAST, borne 10 the Giant's Causeway and Old Busbmills Distillery. A new "CAUSEWAY COAST GOLF INKS" ticket at acost ofonly $180 is valid for play over a, two-week period tbmugb May 1, 2000 and are onîy available to golfers living outsîde of Nouieru Ireîand. Your travel professional cau assiat with information through Use Northern Ireland Tunîst Board. MORE.CRUMSS CRUISF, CRUISFS! CRYSTAL CRUISES bas announced future cniise destinations for ils "Crysial Harmouy" sbips. Among Use fleet's new offerings are AMAZON RIVER VOYAGEUR, s grand circumnavigation of AFRICA, cruises to New England/Cansda and Use 104-day WORLD CRUISE. "Crystal Symphony" aloug with ils sixth consecutive World Cruise will include western Europe, Use Medilerranean, Use Baltic Ses, Africa, Use Caribbean and Mexico.'fl% "Crystal Hannony" will saiI to South America, Use Amazon, Panama CanallCaribbean, Alska and New England/Canada. TRAVEL TEF: MAKE YOUR TRAVEL As TRouBLE-FREE AS POSSIBLE - PLAN WELL IN ADVANCE, CHECK ALLD)ETAUS. .878-2886 16 Martin St (downtowfl) Aho la 11,50 HMI sad OakvUe ww.brucehood.corn By STEVE LeBLANC The Champion The Mustangs juat couldn'l take the wind out of E.C. Drury's Sales Tuesday. Spartan Kevin Sales tallied twice and added a pair of helpers 10 lead bis teammates past Milton District 5-2. The cross-town clash was a complete mismatcb from atart to finish, as Use victors scored lesa than a minute in and went on 10 outshoot Useir disinter- ested counterparta an almoat unbelievable 55-6. Only Brett McClure's crafty cage work man- Single A maj" recording arn Absolutely smazing. Milton's A major novices have been exactly that more oflen Usat not Usis season, including during a* pair of shutout victories leading up 10 Use holidays. The Sandatone Transport Winterhawks' moat recent flash of dominance came in annihilating Dundas 10-0. Keenan Farrell registered the goose egg while lesding offensively with two goals a. piece were Krista Dermott, Tyler LaFontaine and Jonathan Riding. Kris DeINin stood taîl witb a goal and fou( assista wbile Jonathan Cragg, Eric Gottwald and Brad Mszzocato also dented Use twine. Before that Use local team blanked Orangeville 6-0 - on Use strengtb of abhat-trick by.aFontaine and another flswless performance by Farrell. Other scorers were Mazzocato, Riding anc Jordan Haggart. Their only loas lstçly camne againat Guelph, wh upstaged lhem 4-I .Adrisn Eppinger kept Using close witb anme solid goaltending while the Ion marker came courtesy. of DeINin. Tykes topple fées Milton tyke triumphs are coming juat like dlock work Iately. The Lions Club Winterbawk rink rats recentl secured two more rosd wins, including one i Ancaster Sunday. Brandon Denbam tallied twice wbil MacKenzie Zuest potted bis firsi of Use season help topple their bota 4-I. Also burying Use bi~ cuit was Scott Dermott. Assista went 10 Spencer Abraham, Dusti Christo, Jeffrey Clarke, Jake Cochrane an Michael Sgarboasa. Richard Monk was rock soi between Use pipes. One week carnier Use local teain was even mo impressive inside enemy lines and thumpi Dundas 6-I1. Sgarbossa potted s pair of goals in Usis one whi yVour reports 24-' hours- a-day, gev., daya-a- week to Steve Lebfaac at87e (105) 878-1455 a*M0 d em - Isiai*~~~~~ souli86. li.Iblais F la M438Su. W«11 uiim' IIWMSTITPLUCE, hum UIuvU1,IMe 1121 M&2uv5) fh» 10 rdihIU Mmt uela lluumUf Ms nl oisfM with ajr - & aged to keep the final tally respectable. He was was ion Sprcnger. sodotwt opeo challenged two dozen tirnes in the third period For Dnîry, Paul Pento sodoiwt opeo alone. goals while Andrew Marshall was the other At the opposite end of Memnorial Mrena, EC's marksmefl. Defenceman Derek Bimnie registered Trevor Saliba had a tougber time fighting off bore- two assista. dom than he did opposing attackers. jed Cosby and Kaegan Sherriff did a great job Mustang Dave Walker spoiled hîs bid for a headmanning the puck and created a lot of quality shutoul laIe in the middle stanza - depositing an scorinig chances for the wmnners. upstairs bullet that flot only woke up the winning The victory put the brakes on a two-gamne losiflg goalie but numerous fans as well. skid for the Sparlans. The goal was about the only sign of life offered They improved to 4-3-1 while their local neigh- in tbe non-effort by MD. Also scoring for them. bours dropped to 2-5-I1 )r novices continue to roll, ther two shutout victories ____________________________registening an assist on the second marker was Cal Wollaston. Rep H ckeyThe Winterhawks held a one-goal lead on Re o k yBurlington past the midway markoftegmbu netting his firat marker of the year was Cochrane. under a minute remaining in tie final framre. Clarke, Denham and Dennott rounded out tse bit That was followed by an emply net insurance parade. marker Registering helpers were -Daniel Babin and Stover tallied twice while Bradley Hoy chipped Brandon Haggart. in with Use single. Assists went to Wollaston, Mat 'Hawks battle back Elliot, Matt Iessup and Kyle Johnston. Rallying from a two-goal deficit at home Rough ride recendy Saturday, Milton's A minor atomns tied Dundas 3- Milton's A minor peewees kept it close, but 3. msnaged to earn juat a single point over three Mark Glinny and Patrick Mantin spearheaded gmsreccntly. the comeback with late goals while depositing the TePiayElectric Winterhawks battled Erin initial tally was Stephen Jackson. to a 2-2 stalemate. Steve Kays and Dale Tbring Drawing assiats on goals two and three was did the scoring while assista were recorded by o Scott Campbell. SannMleRa iceladRyPres s Nîcholas Nevins held Use fort down Use stretch Sal hann s MilrR y Mithell nd Ra Paes. eto allow bis teammates to even the count. Cr hnwseteeysapi h ae Fridy, ilto's ynaic Pckaing This, tic was sandwîched by tightly contesled Winterhawks took it on the chin - losing to lse oAtn - n -.Ky akteol Hespeler 6-I1. Vipond was Use team's lone marks- marker against them while Chan and goaltending Man while netminding duties were split between pantner Eric Bortlis kept Use team wîUsin striking Nevins and Nicholas Horbasz. distance in both outings. y The locals began the week by blanking Dundas Anothier close Ios n 3-0. Horbssz eamned the shutout while goals were Milton's AA minor atoms have taken a few too e delivered by captain Cole Madansky, David many close loases for Useir liking lately. .o Majka and kiff Mounlain. Sunday was the mosi recent case when they s- were doubled by Oakville 4-2. The Milton lu tight with leaders Machine Shop Winterhawks were oulabot 36-17 n Milton's AA major novices bcld their own in the defeat. id againat league leaders Burlington and Oakville lasi Netminder Joey De'Athe delivered a top flight id weekend. .performance to keep bis teammates in Use hunt al They managed to tie the Oskville Rangera 2-2 aftemnoon at Memorial Mrena. re - thanka to a sbortbanded tally by Brayden Sconing for Use locais were Michael Brown and ed Abraham and an even-strength goal by Scott Craig Howse. Stover. Willy Hunter, Jon Monk and Cody Murphy T. 1.,,I,. D.,.t<ce wiq marvelous in net while drew Use assista.