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30TRIDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 2004Locked-out NHL stars ‘give something back’They came, they played, theymade a difference.The crowds may have been smallby National Hockey League standards,but a group of locked-outNHLers say a recent two-day stopoverin Halifax achieved its objective—to“give something back.”The Original Stars HockeyLeague (OSHL), comprised of morethan 60 players looking for a way tokeep sharp during the currentlabour dispute with the league,wrapped up its Maritime tour October23 in Halifax with a doubleheaderat the Metro Centre.The high-scoring four-on-fourhockey was designed to entertain.But, according to Aaron Downey,who would normally be suiting upwith his Dallas Star teammates, theplayers also want to use their talentsto help others.A portion of all ticket salesthroughout the Maritime tour wentto Raise A Reader, a nationwidecharity designed to promote childhoodliteracy. But the Halifaxgames also raised $8,500 for thefamily of Lt (N) Chris Saunders,the sailor who died as a result ofthe recent tragic fire onboardHMCS CHICOUTIMI, Canada’snewest submarine.“I think it’s a wonderful opportunity...especially with the talentwe have here as players,” saidDowney, whom local hockey fansmay remember from his days withOSHL played the Halifax Mariners at Shearwater Arena. Aaron Downey of the Dallas Stars is in red.the Junior “A” Cole HarbourColts. “Let’s give something back.Let’s help somebody out. That’sCPL KAREN LIVINGSTONEwhat everybody should be doing inthis world.”The OSHL also raised a few dollars—andmorale—as the playersused an off-day, October 22, to playthe four-time defending CanadianForces Men’s Hockey champions,the Formation Halifax Mariners, atthe Shearwater Arena. A capacitycrowd looked on as the Stars andthe Mariners played to a spirited6-6 draw.“They’re a terrific group of men,”Downey said of the Mariners. “Youcan tell they’re a disciplined group.They came out here and playedwell as a team, and it was just anhonour playing against them heretoday. The boys really enjoyedthemselves too.”The home team got two goalsfrom Brian Stagg, while singleswere scored by Andy Hawrylak,Lorway MacDougall, Mike Almondand Brad Westerman, who talliedwith just two seconds left on theclock to secure the tie.The OSHL got a two-goal performancesfrom Jeremy Stevensonof the Nashville Predators and RyanVandenbussche of the ChicagoBlackhawks, with one apiece fromLyle Odelein (Florida Panthers) andMatt Bradley (Pittsburgh Penguins).The real stars of the game, however,were Mariner netminders BobBoychuk and Mike Lortie, whowere called on time and again tomake some big league saves.“They were working their tailsoff,” Downey commented after thegame. “It was nice to see them workin a system like that. Now I can seewhy they’re four-time championsin the Canadian military.”Ilsley Avenue, Unit 6&7Dartmouth, NS B3B 1L5Phone: (902) 468-5622Fax: (902) 468-3232Also located:Penhorn Mall, Maritime CenterBarrington Place Shops & WestEnd MallContact Phil RegimbalSales Representative: 830-7711pregimbal@ribbonsrecycled.com10 %OFFTO ALL DNDMEMBERSID REQUIRED“Servicingthose whoServe”Posted to CFB Gagetown orthe Greater Fredericton areaof New Brunswick? CallSpecialists in Remanufactured Cartridges30-60% cheaper than originals
TRIDENT, NOVEMBER 1, 2004 31Help from PSP aids in Pte Sarty’squest for the gold medalBy Virginia BeatonTrident staffFive hundred dollars in supportfrom Personnel Support Programsand financial assistance fromhis ship are making it possible forPrivate (Pte) Will Sarty to fly toDurban, South Africa to competein the 26th World ArmwrestlingChampionships.A storesman in HMCS FREDER-ICTON, Sarty says that he’s gratefulto PSP for helping him meet theexpenses associated with the trip.His application for funds was madeseveral weeks ago and he notes thatit’s because of support from peoplesuch as Formation Fitness andSport director Terry Sweeney thatit’s possible for him to representCanada at this high-profile competition.“Terry Sweeney is the onewho did that for me.”According to Chief Petty OfficerSecond Class (CPO2) DavidDuffy, the ship’s company of FRED-ERICTON is proud to send oneof their own to an internationalsports event.FREDERICTON has also providedsubstantial financial support forSarty, which will help him to payPte Sarty, left and CPO Duffy. Pte Sarty is holding his two nationalchampionship plaques.for his airfare, hotel or other associatedcosts.Though the ship’s captain, CommanderNewton is away on course,the ship’s executive officer, LieutenantCommander (LCdr) RickTait, Cox’n CPO1 McDonald, andship’s supply officer Lt (N) BriandSHEARWATER I/S HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS“A” Div G W L T GF GA PtsMP’S 1 1 0 0 11 4 2DHGR 2 1 1 0 17 16 2FDU 1 1 0 0 4 1 2LFAA 1 1 0 0 6 2 2ARO 1 1 0 0 6 3 2423 2 1 1 0 11 11 2FH/AVSO 1 0 1 0 3 6 0406/HOTEF 1 0 1 0 2 6 0MSO 1 0 1 0 4 11 0CE 1 0 1 0 6 10 0all share Cdr Newton’s interest inencouraging the crewmembers toparticipate in sports. “CommanderNewton believes in sports and inpeople keeping fit for the CanadianForces,” notes Duffy.“When Sarty does well, it’s goodfor the ship and good for the Navybecause he’s representing Canada.It’s an honour to support him.”Sarty is the two-time Canadiannational armwrestling championfor both the left and right arm category,in his weight class. In September2004 he successfullydefended his national title and haswon many other local and regionalcompetitions as well.To prepare for the internationalcompetition, Sarty is working withtrainer Rick Pinkney. His trainingroutine includes cardio, situps, anda lot of work on tendons and handand finger strength.“Every Monday and Thursday wearmwrestle for four or five hours,”says Sarty. After attending manycompetitions, Sarty knows who hiscompetitors are likely to be and hedevises plans for matching himselfagainst them. “You have to studyyour opponents, how they armwrestle,what their tactics are and whattheir strong and weak points are.”His trainer thinks that he’s in fineshape and believes that he has agood chance to win a medal,according to Sarty.On November 19, Sarty will travelto Durban, South Africa for theInternational Armwrestling FederationChampionships.He’s one of a team of approximately25 to 30 competitors fromCanada who will be in Durban forthe event, which runs from November20 to 28.On his team uniform, Sartywill be wearing FREDERICTON’sship’s crest.INTRODUCING...Shown in stain resistantmicro fiber fabric.7 piece package includessofa, loveseat,cocktail table, 2 end tablesand 2 lamps.Sofa$849FRONT LOAD LAUNDRY PAIR7 cycles and 4 wash/rinse temperaturesFabric softener and bleach dispenserELECTRIC DRYER8 cycles and 3 heat settings4.0 cu.ft. capacityAuto end-of-cycle signalPair price$1099✁*O.A.C. Some terms and conditions may apply. See store fordetails. Promotion end date: October 17th, 2004. The $500 couponis applicable on the Majesty pillow top chiropractic mattress setonly and is redeemable in store upon presentation of this coupon.MajestyChiropractic Queen size mattressset. A pillow top mattress with 800superlastic continuous coil, endorsedby the CanadianChiropractic AssociationQueen sizemattress set:Was $1399NOW$899after rebate**✁
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