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The Canadian Champion, Friday, July 11, 2003-27 7~. fr~ vYear.end showdown Members of Hunt Chrysier and Souttiew Dental (above and top right) clash in tyke championship play durlng Milton Minor Lacrosse's Day of Champions at John Tonelli Sports Centre June 28. Hunt Chrysier pre- valled 54. Photos by GRAHAM PAINE Local CASCAR vets ready for Toronto Indy Campbcllville's Robin Buck will be aim- ing to establish a new fraemity when he heads onto the track tomorrow. The CASCAR veteran is looking to becomne the only three-time Toronto Molson Indy wmnner - having taken the checkered flag in both 1999 and 2001. Hopes for another victory were dashed Iast year, when he was outdistanced down the stretch and placed third. Buck bas undergone a sponsorship change this season and will only be com- peting in the one CASCAR Super Series event. Miltonians John Fletcher, Howie Scanneli Jr. and Scott Watkins will round out the local contingent at the CNE tomor- row. Those unable to attend tomorrow's fes- tivities can catch ail the action on C1'V Sportanet (Cable 44) on Monday, July 28 at 7 p.m. CUI5E~ with Our Duo SPECIALSL in store Air Liquide 310A Steeles Ave.,Mlton .905-693-11211 While quantities last. Participating locations only. I éýA1 ýL(IG:U:,ID:E] Indlustrial games Wellng producta wwwairliquicie.com Chaitygolf tourney runs July 25 Canada's deaf hockey program - which in recent years has included some local players - is hoping to maintain its world championship status. But for that to happen it'll need a financial assisi from the community. With that in mind, national team organizers are bringing back the John Guirestante Memorial Golf Touman-eni to Granite Ridge Golf Club July 25. Sianted last year, the charity event- held in memo- ry of the hearing-impaired New Jersey Devils prospect who died of pneumonia in 2001 - was an over- whelming success, allowing Team Canada to travel to Sweden in March and defend ils gold medal. Among the members of the two-time championship squad was Miltonian Mark Couture, an assistant cap- tain who helped anchor the blueline. The Canadians will be gunning for a coveted three- peat in 2007 in Utah, but wiil need the continued suc- cess of such events as the local golf tournament for that to be possible. A $130 entry fée includes the cost of dinner and golfing, while individual and corporate donations are also welcome. Those wishing to sponsor or participate in the tour- nament are asked to eaul Ralph Nunnaro at (905) 854- 4002 or Norm Brownell at (905) 878-0752. MILTON INTERCHURCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE STANDING AS 0F 30-JUNE-03 1 SOUTH SIDE1 ' 12 12 0 0 24 2 NEW LIFE DEAF il 9 2 0 18 3 MILTON BIBLE 9 8 1 0 16 4 ST. GEORGES il 6 4 1 13 5 NEW LIFE"A" 12 6 5 1 13 6 SOUTH SIDE' il 5 6 0 10 7 NEW LIFE "B" il 4 5 2 10 8 HOLY ROSARY 10 4 6 0 8 9 KNOX 10 3 7 0 6 10 ST. PAULS 12 2 9 1 5 il BOSTON 9 1 7 1 3 12 G RACE 10 1 9 j_ 0 2 fi are Your «YEARUROUND COMFORT» Deler 925 Moraint . Mcaia c Mon. - Wed. 8:00 arn-5:00 Pmn 925 Man St.E. Mecanica Inc. Thurs. &Fri.8:00 am -600 Pm Unit #3 878-I -i979 Saturday 10:00 arn-200 Pm 1 a A