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Dance, get fit, have fun... discover Niall Illa blends dance, martial arts and yoga into a lively, fullâ€"body workout. Any level age can join in anytime! Classes are offered at 7 Washington Street Fridays 10am-1 1 am starting September 11. Special rates for seniors. Visit www.nianow.com Inquire: jcmwitz@hotmail.com For the Stoufiville Mennos, it will be do or die time in the second game of their best- of-three Oshawa City and Distn'ct Fastball League quarter-final series against Aurora Shoeless Joe’s. Greg Dalgamo pitched the entire game for the Mennos and scattered 11 hits while striking out five batters in taking the loss. SPORTS: Aurora opts to play ‘home’ game in Memorial Park Mennos must win Tuesday in Stouffville, surprisingly At least they‘ll be on home turf, albeit unexpectedly. . The Menhos placed themselves in that predicament after, losing the first game 4-0 before a large crowd in Stoufiville Memorial Park Thursday. Anchoring Aurora’s win was pitching legend Todd Martin, who surrendered just three hits while fanning l3 Mennos’ batters to earn the victory. Mennos’ third baseman Robert Kay, a Stouflville resident and call up from the Oshawa midgets, collected two hits. Rich Burkholder had the other. An ominous sign for the Mennos came in the first inning when Aurora’s first batter, Rick Green swatted a home run to centre- field. Nursing a 1-0 lead, Aurora padded its advantage in the sixth inning when it scored two more runs and added one in the sev- enth. While Aurora is scheduled to host the second game, it opted to play it at Memon'al Curling programs for the whole family! Unionville Cur‘ling Club - Curling for all Ages and Abilities - Mens, Ladies, Business Women, Mixed, Junior 8: Little Rocks - Beginner Clinics Available . - Lounge CURL" Organized social events throughout the year m 257 Carlton, Unlonville Welcomes you to our Open House September 14, 15, 1 7 6:30pm - 10:00pm Friendship is a Tradition! municnvilkcmfivgdhmm 905-477-2711 MartirQs/éxpected to be back in Aurora’s lineup Thesday after pitching for the Kitch- ener 'IWins during the weekend's Canadian Senior Men’s Championships in St. Thom- ‘ Stouffville’s Evan Megraw played an inte- gral role in helping the Vaughan Vikings claim the bronze medal at the recent 2009 Canadian National Bantam Baseball Cham- pionships. Park because of its superior spectator atmo- sphere, Mennos manager Art Burkholder said. Despite playing in Stouffville for that game, Aurora will be the designated home team for 'Ihepday’ityBO p.m. contest. In that game, the 15-year-old Grade 10 Brother Andre Catholic High School stu- dent collected one hit and scored a run in two trips to the plate while playing first base. During the round-robin segment, Megraw was named MVP in a game after pitching the Vikings to an 11-0 victory over Prince Edward Island. Should a tlfird and'decidjng game be required, it ould be played at Memorial ParkTh at 8:30 pm. ' The hosts defeated New Brunswick 8-3 in the consolation final in Vaughan last month. Megan fields bronze at nationals W @Mflm m Sunday, September 13 0 1:00pm to 3:00pm Mount Joy Arena (16th Ave, East of Hwy. 48/Markham Rd.) Everyone wdcomeMtyMexclflngspaflform. 60 fast on Ice." We provlde the skates: you hung the helmet and the gloves. 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