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- l 30 d‘t’M‘ERUJOOIIONICLE -Wednead-y. Dewnber H. 201] I I- u -35., . w .. _ “‘3 ’ ‘ ‘ 4» it. 7717‘ - t a .r ‘ ‘5; I V t ‘7‘; ‘7 f. “ ‘ v N . f S. . \ iukri t W} e _‘ . 'nt‘ I GRAND RIVER YRANSlY I,» x ' l, et galns Or Is S ‘ By lotto/m linen ry over the Cyclones at the Listowel Arena as H l‘ d S h d I (-‘fl'onil'lé’ 5111/7 Kyle Platter scored twice in the third period. 1 O I ay C e u e including a game-winning empty netter with . . , 1 l hil Bridges found the best of both l219 remainingin regulation. r ‘ A" routes are on a regular SChEdUIe 'nCIUd'ng “had Spec'alS mm" the E Pworlds growing tip between Detroit Evan Buehler and Brodie Smith each i l ‘ exception of the followrng: i and Flint, Mich. recorded a goal and an assist. while Adam ; y A big Detroit Red Wings fan growing up, Campagnolo had a pair of helpers after I . December 19, 20‘] 1 to January 1, 201 2 the 18-year-old netminder from Bloomfield being named to the GOIHL all-star team earâ€" l Hills also learned to appreciate the gamâ€" lierin the week. ‘ ROUTE 17, bling. goaltending persona of Boston Bruins Sunday. Bridges made another 43 saves in ‘ S . f ' . d d M d F 'd d . . backstop Tim Thomas. the Vezina and Conn regulation and overtime before stopping all . ‘ ervrce requency '5 re ”(a on ay to n ay unng morning Smythe trophy winning product of Flint who three Owen Sound Greys in the shootout to 16:00 am. to 9300 pm.) and afternoon (2330 pm. to 6330 p.m.) “15'“ hours played high school hockey at nearby Davi- preserve at 5-4 Siskins win at the Waterloo son High. Memorial Recreation Complex. ROUTES 1 10, 1 1 1, 1 16 are not in service “He does whatever it takes." said Bridges. Forward hike Moser tripled his offensive I who made his Waterloo Siskins debut last output this season with a pair of goals. Mike 1 f December 26, 201 1 to January 1' 2012 only weekend. “That's why I like his style i he’s Van t)oteghem_ and Devon Wagner found the ' \ acrobatic and unpredictable net In the third With Wagner. an Elmira : ‘ Last weekend. Bridges had a winning native acquired from his hometown Sugar i I ROUTE 3' 9' 1 1' 13 8‘ 25: y . ‘ ‘ weekend of his own. helping the Siskins l9- Kings in late November. forcing overtime l I saw“? frequency '5 redUCEd Monday ‘0 Frlday durlng morning ‘r 201:» snap a five-game losing streak with a with 4:511 remaining in regulation. 1 t ‘16200 am. to 9:00 pm.) and afternoon (2:30 pm. to 6:30 pm.) rush hours i pair of victories against the Listowel Platter scored the lone goal in shootout ‘ t ‘ Cyclones and Owen Sound (ireys in (i()llll. as Bridges turned aside the (ireys' Kristopher . ROUTE 7 8. ; attion. Dobson. kyle Shaw and lac (.oulter. ‘ ' All extra unIVIeirfitpyggSSn: in gem/ice l‘he former Mississauga Charger. who Bridges said his goal this weekend was to started the season on a tryout with the North play a noAfrills type of game in net. It also ' American Hockey League's l'exas ’l‘ornadoes. helped that his teammates "saved my butt a [ ROUTE 12' . ‘ stopped 43 shots in each game as the Siskins few times." too. i Servace frequency IS reduced during all time pornts for the Waterloo gulnt'tl ground on the Cyclones for sixth “(inning to a new team, you want to keep l portion of the route place in the MidwesternConference. yotir game simple. and that's what I tried to i i “it's always good to start with a couple of do.” said Bridges, who hopes to garner NO“ I School Specials: ‘ :vins ar1d_g‘t-;;tl3- confildenhcel ()fd)'(l)lllill[li‘:\‘ or (gulfi‘juflgg?;gg the-‘SisdkriJnsp [h 901] . - . ‘ earn, sat n ges. w o e pe eat e e . s . -_ 7. vr' ti e .. i A” UnlverSIty and secondary SChOOI specrals are "01 m servrce Brother Rice Bears to a Division 2 Michigan portion ofthe (i0llll. schedule this weekend I . l slate hIgh school hockey championship when they visit the fourth~place Cambridge 1 December 25: Chrlstmas Day ‘ appearance last season. “But the team Winter Hawks (2042-0) Saturday before a - played well In from of me and the defensive 1‘30 p.m home game Sunday against the I Routes 1, 3, 8, 11, 20, 25, $1, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, effort was superb." Cyclones lll- l8»3| at Waterloo Memorial , 65, 8. 71: Friday. the Siskins scored a +3 road victoâ€" Recreation (bmplex. I Sunday service schedule 1 . . ‘ , ’ ; new: 7, l Anti-dopmg fight 20 years behind . ’ l ; 5990‘“ Chr'S‘mBS Day SChedUIQ l Continued from page 29 resulted after the Ben Johnson steroid scari- , ‘ Most uni\ersities do not have written dal at the Summer Olympic Games in Seoul. Z press ; i policies on how to deal with rumours of per- South Korea â€"â€" means the issue is not going I K10 service on Christmas Day ‘ forrnance-enhanctrig drug use as well. away. Copeland said. ; . (.opelantl said In fact, they are still catching up. l . ' [he fact amateur athletes are still testing “We're still slniggling with this Issue," he I Pecember 26' BOXIng Day ‘ positive for l‘l:|)s more than two decades sald. 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