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AE novices dump Hespeler Building on a big comeback victory over Georgetown to kick off- the regular season, the addiîîoîîal entry novices kept their innitsg ways going in Hespeler Sunday Matthew Mlinarevic and bim Thomnson each tallied twice as the Wnterhawks dominated [romn start to finish, Tyler Gibbs rovinded ouitIshe scor- ing, and nelmninding partriers Nicholas Harînga and Mitchell Wiznuik were both sîeady in their haîf-game stînts. Solid defence and effective playmaking hy Bailey Brown and Carter Taylor, who drew the assisls, also factored heavily int the decisîve win. The AE novices' early-seasoîî success was interrupted Monday night, when îhey were white- washed 5-0 by Orangeville. They'll look to rehound rom the sethack Thursday at MSC agaînsi Caledon. Game lime is 6.45 p.m. Instail $woke The Ontario Fire Code requires that every home have working smoke alarms. 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