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?WHATS IT ALL ABOUT?Coming soon to Haltonwag (verb): to move from side to side, forward or backwards, up or down; especially rapidly &repeatedly. Example: The dog wags his tail.jag (noun): a period of unrestrained indulgence in an activity; spree binge. Example: Melissa goeson a shopping jag when she sees a good deal. 41 Friday, August 27, 2010 OAKVILLE BEAVER www.oakvillebeaver.com www.WeePiggies.com Tel: 905-825-8731 Email: oakville@weepiggies.com and you will receive a voucher for Call 905-632-4440 to place your announcement of your babys precious hand or footprint ($25.00 value) compliments of:Do You have a Desire to Stop Drinking?Contact Alcoholics Anonymous We Can Help www.alcoholicsanonymousdistrict19.com 905-631-8784 MAINWAY SPORTS INDOOR BEACH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES Fun for all levels Team or Individual entry 6 on 6 Co-ed Leagues Starts Sept. 13 Call 905-335-8520 www.mainwaysports.com Special PriceSpecial Starting atStarting a $25 per dayper da private party onlyprivate party onl Burlington Post OAKVILLE Beaver 905.632.4440 community notices lLifetimes / MilestonesUpco ing Events lLifetimes / MilestonesSupport Group Ask Us About... call 905-632-4440 Book your Recruitment ad today & receive 2 weeks on Workopolis for only $125.00 OAKVILLE Beaver Jakubowski finishes third in Lexington Ernie Jakubowski finished third in the GTS class at the Optima Batteries Mid-Ohio Grand Prix in the World Challenge Championship series race in Lexington, Ohio. Jakubowski, driving his Porsche Cayman S, qualified second but grabbed the lead from pole sitter Peter Cunningham off the stand- ing start. Cunningham would regain the lead on the 14th lap and Jakubowski would lose one more position when he slid wide in a turn on a restart on lap 24, allowing Nick Esayian to pass him. Jakubowski finished 27 seconds behind Cunningham and 16 behind Esayian. Non-contact rec hockey registration The Halton Mens Non-Contact Recreational Hockey League is currently reg- istering for the 2010-2011 fall/winter season. Entering its 28th season, the league operates in a house league format, taking individual or small group entries only. Games are played in prime time on choices of Sunday mornings, Sunday, Monday or Wednesday evenings. The league provides divisions of play for 20+, 30+,40+ and 47+ age groups. For more information and registration, visit www.hmhl.bizland.com or call 905-849-9712. Womens rec hockey league The Oakville Womens Rec Hockey League is registering for the fall/winter season. The league provides recreational play in prime time on Sunday evenings. Teams play an 18-game schedule. Registration is $299 per player. For more information, call 905-849-9712 or visit www.hmhl.bizland.com MVC volleyball tryouts this weekend The female segment of Mountain Athletic Club (MAC) Volleyball has acquired a new name the Mountain Volleyball Club. Mountain Volleyball Club has tryout dates for female volleyball athletes ages 13U to 17U. Tryout dates and times for teams will be post- ed on the MVC website at mountainvolley- ball.net. The first of four tryouts for female athletes interested in playing 16U (1995) will begin on Saturday, August 28, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at St. Marys CSS in Hamilton. The tryouts for the 14U (1997) and 13U (1998+) team will begin on Sunday, Aug. 29, 10 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Tryouts will be held at St. Marys CSS on 200 Whitney Avenue, Hamilton, L8S 2G7. The tryout cost is $25.00. Tryouts for all teams will continue follow- ing the Labour Day weekend. For information, contact Jos Nederveen at nederveenj@fc.hwcdsb.ca or 905-528-0214 (ext. 4174). SPORTSBRIEFS