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The Canadian Champion, Friday, May 26, 2006 Al A5 Haydar and Admirais advance to AHI finals Darren Haydar bas tasted AHL cbampionship victory before, and is now witbin striking distance of enjoy- ing a second helping. The 26-year-old Miltonian scored a shorthanded goal just 21 seconds into the third period Wednesday night that stood up as the winner in bis Milwaukee AdmiraIs' 5-4 decision over tbe regular season cbampion Grand Rapids Griffbn. Tbis clincbed a Western Conference final sweep for tbe Admirais, and put tbem in tbe Calder Cup cbampionsbip for tbe second time in tbree years. To say Haydar bas been instrumental in Milwaukee's post-season succeas would be a staggering understatement. Tbe local rigbt winger is currently rid- ing a T-game point streak, bas four game-winning goals and sits second in overaîl AHL playoff scoring witb 14 goals and 14 assists. Leader Zenon Konopka of tbe Portland Pirates bas just one more point, but bas pîsyrd tlïree nmore games tban Haydar - wbos already surpassed tbe league-leading 26 points be amassed during tbe Admirais' 2004 Calder Cup title mun. Wednesday's game winner - bis second in as many games - was tbe seventb sbortbanded goal for Tlie Admirais will head into the finals on a nine-game winning streak - having swept botb Houston and Grand Darren Rapids followving a too- Haydar close- for-comfort seven- game victory over Iowa in tbe first round. SI O. c Pou lianci pubd ci sîcy to luesdays seventb gamne in the Eastern Conference final witb a 5-3 win Wednesday OMKR'HLLN 1 -877-513-5333 Junior Sox sweep St Kitts Weatber conditions at Brian Best Park weren't exactly favourable Sunday, but pitcbing for tbe bometown juniors certainly was. Led by topnotcb, complete-game mound work from Cbris Sbadlock and Scott McTracb, tbe Red Sox edged St. Catbarines 3-2 and 2-1 in tbeir first N*iUIMU June double-beader of tbe season. Milton beld ils own at tbe plate but didn't tare so well defensively in Stoney Creek Tuesday nigbt, getting outdis- tanced 12-11 by one of tbe top-ranked clubs in tbe province. ion .Jeysman and Will Hunter eacb bad tbree bits 2, 3 &L/4, 2006I Hugo Parade Satuviay lGam ~~~4pCarnival M.F p 9pni, Sat. 1llam - 9pm Sun. llamfi- 6pm 6ivo Entertainment Min & Children's Stae Children's Activities & Crafts, Baking, Craft & Rib Contests, Crafts & Consumers' Marketplace, Pancake Breakfast Sunday, Fishing Derby, Rubber Ducky Race, Lots to Do For Ail Ages! Free Bread & lloney. Where: Streetsville Memorial Park In Mississauga ~~ FI A FUI LNUP Of DENT www.breadandhoney.com or Cail in Today' Canadicamin If you don't receive aur flyer, please cali us at 905-878-6163 or e-mail dgeddes@sympatico. ca Milton Crossroads 1220 Steeles Ave E. 905-878-6163 Comuniy Open House ln Honour of Ha/ton Regional Po/ice Chief Ean A/gaisý Retirement EVERYONE IS INVITED! ~ Friday, June 2, 2006 2:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. Location: Cafeteria Region of Haiton Building 1151 Bronte Road, Oakviiie North of the OEW Informai presentations 3:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m. To make a presentation, please contact Bonnie Shuiman at bnnie.shuimanLmhrps.on.ca (0)825-4777 Ext. 5085 Drop in and wish Chief Aigar ai! sO the best on his 38 years af AL dedicated service. CROSSW4-NDS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 6621 Guelph Line, Burlington, Ontario (Just south of Derry Rd.) 1www.crosswindsglf.comTe:(0)3951 " 18-hole Cbampionsbip Golf Course " Dniving Range and Practice Facility " Licenced Lounge and Bar " Golf Tournarnents " Weddings and Receptions " Private and CorpQrate Functions Ratea " Monday to Thursday $65 " Early Bini (weekdays before 8:3Oam) $50 " Twiligbî (everyday after 4:OOpm) $50 " Weekends «Fsidato Sunday &Hoidays) $75 1, QEo