Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Sun-Tribune (Stouffville, ON), 6 Feb 2010, p. 12

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Hockeyleagueregular season tonighth theyhosttheNonh E York Rangers at 7'39. It may. take until tomorrow, the final daonme seéson. to fifid out who they will open the playoffs With- The Spirit moved closer to clinching fourth place in the East Conference with a 5-2 win over the Ajax Attack at home Thurs- day. Stoufl'ville’s Evan Bruno had a goal and two assists. The Spirit will likely play the Peterborough Uftlock Stars or Lind- say Muskies in the first round, which could start Thursday in Stoufiville. If they slip to fifth place, they' ll start on the road. whammm.m.mm paint Aim.lmodah.lym.flmm “It definitely mam me feel more injbrnted about the community in which I raide. ” ‘Immmmmmdnms‘n WJMnflmm-bdnmmmme thfldum.” Starry rookie hopes to lift RMC to first Win BY MICHAEL HAYAKAWA mhayakawa@yrmg.com When Norah Collins enrolled at the Royal Military College in Kingston. she wanted to play hard for the Paladins women's volleyball mm. WhfledlePaladinsoccupyme celv larintheOntario UniversityAthletics' EastDivisionwimanO-ll mark, the 18-year-old Cedian resident has liveduptohersideofmebargain. InfacLPaladins’headcoach Car- olyn Welden says Collins is quickly becomingatn’pleflueatmmeOUA. SofarthisseasomCoflmsleadsme teammkills,wid1anaverageofnme pergame, blocksandtotal points. ,- 60mm; was also namea player of menwchmalaanntestagainst the University of Guelph with 13 kills and 10 A “I really haven’t thought about making an impact. but just contribut- mgthebestthatlcandotothesportl loveandtoateamthatisalotofmn. hard working and supportive,” the five-foot, nine-inch Collins said. “I’m just giad to have had the opportunity In these tough economic times, smart consumers are looking for the best price available when it comes to car and truck repairs. But more than just low price, they want service and quality too. With more than 30 years in the business, Steve's Discount Auto Repair has built a solid reputation of providing all three â€" low price, great service and high quality repairs. In addition to oil changes and new fire service, Steve Kotsopoulos and his son Nick offer a complete list of full-service repairs for all makes, models and years, both foreign and domestic. After studying the automotive trade in Greece, Germany and Australia, Steve established his first service centre Scarborough. Now he and Nick have brought their years of expertise to a full-service general shop, offering professional services on all years, makes and models, including Steve’s Discount Auto Repairs is located at 64 Sandiford Drive, Unit 16, behind McDonalds. Call for more information at 905-642-9200. to contribute to the RM( team.” A graduate of Sacred Heart Catho- lic High School in Newmarket, Collins‘ interest in attending RMC began last year after meeting Welden and assis- tant coach Kara Mazerolle. What intrigued Collins about attending RMC was what she felt was the school's unique atmosphere in which daily challenges are encoun- tered. “The school pushes you to be your best all the time and achieve things that you never thought you would have been able to,” she said. “The chance to participate in that competi- tive environment and also be able to play volleyball was one that I couldn't pass up." While satisfied by what she’s accomplished on the court so far in her OUA maiden campaign, Collins attributed part of that success to the nature of RMC. With RMC being a small school in terms of enrollment, Collins felt that’s enabled her to make an easier transition into life away from Â¥9v§filper I volleyball fleet and insurance work. Services include brakes, engine, driveability and “check engine light" diagnostics. alignments, muffler and exhaust, transmission, tires and more. They've built a [oval and appreciative customer base by providing outstanding service and by keeping technology and equipment current. They offer, free of charge, a full bumper-to- bumper check-up of your vehicle, including checking all fluids, brakes, belts, filters, battery, charging system and tires. And the specialize in repairing rusty frames, floors, and restorations, bodywork paint, as well as any other general welding jobs. “Trust is a huge factor in a repair shop's success,” says Steve. “That's why we fix a customer’s car just like we'd fix our own. “We do quality and honest work at an affordable price.” We also offer FREE bumper to bumper inspection. home. The team, she said. is a like her family away from “Because 'RMC' is a small school our team spends a lot of time together, which I feel helps us bond together,” she said. While Collins has produced impres- sive statistics for the Paladins, Welden also noted she does other things on the court that have provided a lift to the team. “She’s also a primary passer and has been successful with her defen- sive game. She’s an aggressive player and has stepped into a leadership role on the court," Welden said. “I've spent the last two years watching Norah perform on the Ontario club circuit and enjoyed her easy-going demeanor on the court She’s a pleasure to coach and enjoys being challenged with new tactics and strategies." Hoping to attain a degree in history while at RMC along with a bachelor of physical education degree, Collins hopes she can continue to 00an- ute to her team's progression on the ,, she said. is almost And more important, try to help the Paladins record their first win of the season. “I hope that we can continue to improve throughout the remainder of the season and hopefully that will provideuswithasn'ongstartingpomt NORA“ COLLINS: Whitchurch- Stouffville resident picked RMC becameofcompeflfive atmosphere.

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