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D6 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, July 26, 2000 House league summer hockey Charity golf tourney helps kids cope in court nrr thp results of the Oakville Flumes scorino; Steven Hood 2o: ^ ^ ^ L Here are the results of the Oakville minor summer hockey league. July 20 * ATOM Blues 13. Bruins 1 Blues scoring: Justin Peel 3g la; Michael Baird 2g 4a; Robert Lucciantonio 2g 3a; Andy Southam 2g la; Charlotte Tonge 2g; Connor McMonagle Ig la; Matthew Belmonte lg la; Michael Ledgerwood 2a; Brent Lawson la; Lindsay Robertson la. Bruins scoring: Kristin Dcmeny lg; Sean Stansficld la. BANTAM Vipers 5. Devils 2 Vipers scoring: Scott Gringmuth 2g la; Devon Evershed 2g; Michael LeDressay lg la; Jessica Johnson la; Rodney Hall la. Devils scoring: Philip Gervais lg; Trevor Daly lg; Jonathan Thomas la; Paul Derewonko la. Hurricanes 13. Cobras 5 Hurricanes scoring: Brock Kiely 4g la; Tim Kiely 3g; Neil Jain 2g 3a; Christopher O’Donovan lg 4a; Jackie Kendrick lg 2a; Ryan Oakley lg 2a; AJ. Mitges lg 'la; Erin Mitchell 2a. Cobras scoring: Eric Jones 2g la; Bryden Hope 2g; Taylor Maclean Ig 2a; Field Burgoyne la; Matthew Harrison la; Drew Robertson la. July 18 ATOM Blues 6, Flyers 4 Blues scoring: Connor McMonagle 3g la; Michael Baird 2g; Robert Lucciantonio lg 3a; Matthew Belmonte 2a; Charlotte Tonge la. Flyers scoring: Michael Irvine 3g; Jordan Rookyard Ig 2a; Scott Smith 2a. Canadiens 5, Avalanche 5 Canadicns scoring: Todd Woodman 3g; Scott Henry lg la; Domenic DcBellis lg; Daniel DiBattista 2a; Daniel Boudreau la; Matthew Blake la. Avalanche scoring: Jamie Mowat 2g la; Adam Fiddler 2g; Christopher Powell la; Deanna Riddolls la; Pat Torrance la. NOVICE Rangers 5, Hawks 2 Rangers scoring: Drew Mooradian 4g; Daniel Golfetto lg; Tamislav Situs la; Brad Johnson la; Ian Stansficld la. Hawks scoring: David Montelpare 2g; Christopher Laurignano la; Brianne Jenner la. Flames 5. Panthers 4 Flames scoring: Mark DeLuca 2g 2a; Michael Ventola 2g la; Kern OfLeary lg; Steven Hood 1a; Devon Chomolok la. Panthers scoring: Justin Pereira 2g; Jonathan Newhouse lg la; Joshua Adams lg; Jeffrey Kotchie la; Eric Lupton la. BANTAM Devils 3. Hurricanes 2 Devils scoring: Philip Gervais lg 2a; Robert Alatsas lg la; Dylan Storey lg- Hurricanes scoring: Ryan Oakley lg la; Charbel Mishael lg; Neil Jain la; Matthew Piccoli la. July 17 TYKE Eagles 12. Stars 4 Eagles scoring: Justin Grzenda 4g 3a; Bradley Holder 4g; TyierMacLean 2g; Roman Jakubowski lg; Matthew Bucher lg. Stars scoring: Christopher McCaffrey 2g; Giovanni Siciliano lg la; Josh Wallin lg; Justyn Gallant la. Leafs 5. Wings 5 Leafs scoring: Eric Vice 3g; Connor Piszel lg la; David Robinson lg; Dylan Maguire la; Michael Stevenson la. Wings scoring: Braedan Russell 5g; Kurtis Gallant la; Matthew Voyce la. July 13 NOVICE Flames 5, Hawks 2 Flames scoring: Steven Hood 2g; Mark DeLuca lg la; Cathleen Kurz lg la: Devon Chomolok lg; Michael Ventola 3a; Daniel MacGillivray la. Hawks scoring: Brianne Jenner 2g; Michael Racicot la; Christopher Laurignano la. PEEWEE Capitals 8. Penguins 2 Capitals scoring; Danny . Bums 2g 2a; Sean Sinclair 2g la; Jim Bennetti 2g la; Stephen Hopmans lg 2a; Mark Haddock lg; Nathan Nagle la. Penguins scoring: Vincent Ginesi lg; Vincent Crocitto lg; Alex Tierney la. Canucks 3, Kings 3 Canucks scoring: Amber King lg; Brent Campbell lg; Kevin Kotsopoulos la; Michael James la. Kings scoring: David O’Sullivan lg; Ryan Krueger lg; Matthew Munro lg; William Nieuwpoort 2a. BANTAM Hurricanes 7. Vipers 3 Hurricanes scoring: Brock Kiely lg 2a; Christopher O'Donovan lg 2a; AJ. Mitges lg la; Charbel Misheal lg la; Ryan Oakley lg la; Neil Jain lg la; Jackie Kendrick lg; Erin Mitchell la. Vipers scoring: Scott Kerr 2g; Scott Gringmuth lg; Chesley Clay la. July 12 NOVICE Coyotes 4. Flames 2 Coyotes scoring: Scou Henry 3g; Adam Forgione lg 1a; Devon Ball 2a; lan McCabe 2a; David Mitchell 1a; Peter Massari la. Flames scoring: Mark DeLuca lg la; Spencer Sloane lg; Pcny Singh la: Lee-Ann Pallett la; Cathleen Kurz la. Hawks 5. Panthers 4 Hawks scoring: Brianne Jenner 5g; David Montelpare 2a; Christopher Laurignano 2a; Michael Racicot la; Taylor Hey land la; Charles Voyce la. Panthers scoring: Joshua Adams 2g la: Justin Pericra lg; Ryan DiBattista lg; Erika Iosue 4a: Belinda Gilbey la; Ted Starkey la. July 11 NOVICE Panthers 6. Rangers 6 Panthers scoring: Justin Periera 2g 2a; Jeffrey Kotchie 2g la; John Nardozzi lg la; Brandon Riddell lg; Joshua Adams la; Ted Starkey la. Rangers scoring: Drew Mooradian 5g la: Ryan Mooyman lg; Daniel Duyvelshoff 2a; Matthew Jenkins la; Tomislav Situs la. PEEWEE Canucks 2. Suns 2 Canucks scoring: Jason Lawson lg; Adrian Lischer lg; Kevin Kotsopoulos la; Brent Campbell la; Laura Iosue la; Amber King la. Suns scoring: Scott Wedlake 2g. July 10 TYKE Wings 3. Stars 3 Wings scoring: Joshua Lundy 2g; Braedan Russell lg; Kurtis Galant la; Michael Harrison la; Alex White la. Stars scoring: Giovanni Siciliano 2g; Anthony Ronca lg la; Christopher McCaffrey la; Scott Oliver la. Eagles 14. Leafs 1 Eagles scoring: Tyler MacLean 3g la; Corey Windlinger 3g la; Ian Stansfield 3g la; Justin Grzenda 2g 3a; Thomas LaVecchia 2g 2a; Roman Jakubowski lg2a; Matthew Hogan 2a; Christopher Lavcmaa 2a; Bradley Holder la. Leafs scoring: Michael Stevenson lg; Connor Piszel la. BANTAM Devils 6. Cobras 4 Devils scoring: Jonathan Thomas 2g; Robert Alatsas lg 4a; Paul Derewonko lg; Philip Gervais lg: Josh Drazilov lg; Dylan Storey 2a; Trevor Daly la; Jonathan Waldie ia. Cobras scoring: Taylor Maclean 3g; Tyler Wilson lg; Melissa Debren 3a; Drew Robertson la. Jonathan’s Of Oakville not only had a great time on the links 'at their charity golf tournament, but they also raised more than $3,000 for the Child Witness Preparation Program, a specialized service available to children and families throughout Halton. Not even the rain could dampen the enthusiasm. “It was a wonderful event,” said Jason Alikakos, general manager of the local fine dining establishment. Jonathan Alikakos Sr. managed to show that his talents do not lie solely in fine dining as he led the way on many of the fundraising holes and in fact he won the Closest to the BBQ challenge. “If we can have an afternoon out with friends and family and help the kids at the same time, I think that’s just great,” he said. He paid tribute to all the local sponsors, in particular Oak-Land Ford for providing a Lincoln LS for the Hole In One contest, and all the people and volunteers who helped out on Sunday, saying, ‘This is what it’s all about â€" the children.” Jonathan Alikakos Jr. made his mark on this family effort by not only coming up with the idea for the charitable event but also achieving the longest drive of the day â€" a big 370 yard smack. He then donated his prize back to be auctioned off. “I’d love to see this become an annual event,” said Jon Jr., adding, “It will only grow and help even more. I’m sure.” The charity golf tourney was part of a unique summer golf program called ‘Playing to Win for Special Needs Kids’, supported by sponsors host restaurants and businesses, which, in turn, is supporting the ongoing Bear Hour Heart Campaign. That campaign is on track, this year, to reach its projected goal of $150,000 in both Halton and Peel. This includes the very successful Restaurant and Corporate Challenges, Greeting Card Campaign and Festive Tour that takes place through November and December each year. But the program specifically supported by the Jonathan’s Of Oakville golf tourney was the Child Witness Preparation Program for Halton, one of the many programs supported by The Bear Your Heart Campaign. The Child Witness Preparation Program provides an education program for children objectively explaining the court process, the role of the witness, the importance of telling the truth in court, who the people are in the courtroom and what they do. Participants do not speak about the evidence to be given in court. In fact, it is one of the program rules that evidence must not be discussed. The aim of the program is to provide children/youth with emotional support, stress reduction and education about court procedures. For information or to make a referral, please call (905) 273-3193 Dianne Garrels Ext.219 or Sheryl Parks Ext. 220. Kelso will be overrun by bikers this weekend After being absent from the Ontario Cup race scene for one year, Kelso is back with a whole new event this weekend (July 28-30th). For the first time ever, Kelso will be running its own race and investing in the sport of mountain biking by directing a portion of the funds raised from the event toward continued trail development and maintenance in the park. All ready to ride is the challenging Kelso ‘X-Treem’ trail, at the south end of the trail system â€" it's very technical, and definitely not for the faint of heart. The courses for the Kelso Ontario Cup 2000 take on a new attitude as well. Mike Badyk, of Wizard of Wheels Ltd., is showing no mercy in his outrageous new course design. Downhillers will be thrilled with the fast and gnarly new course west of the Digger Downhill, as well as the chair lift ride to the top of the breathtaking escarpment. Cross country racers are in for a treat with lots of new wild single track and the unique start/finish at the top of the hill â€" Kelso’s Summit Entrance. Registration forms and more information can be picked up at the park, or found online at www.wowmtb.com. Early registration closed on Monday. Event dates are July 28th, 29th and 30th â€" refer to registration form for event specifics. On-site camping is available. Call 878-5011 ext. 244 to reserve a site. To find the main entrance to Kelso Conservation Area, follow the signs from Hwy. 25 north of Hwy. 401 to Campbellville Road west on Campbellville Road to Tremaine Road and south to Kelso Road. The park entrance is west of Tremaine on Kelso Road. (Race participants should refer to their registration form for directions to the Summit Gate entrance for Sunday's race.) Athletiques track and field dub: summer championships Fourteen-year-old Matthew Jakubowicz proved a long-espoused theory of Athletiques International Track and Field Club coach Bruce Burton at this year's District 'B' Legion Championships; you don't have to constantly practice an event to make large improvements in it. At Crystal Beach High School in Ridgeway, the second-year member of the local club added 20 centimetres to his outdoor best in the high jump, winning the 15-and-under boys event with a Personal Record (P.R.) of 1.68m, despite not having jumped over a bar since April. In a new event, for him, he earned silver with a P.R. toss at 2458m in the discus. Athletiques managed to sweep all three medals in the high jump, with Shaphan Reed, 15, second at a P.R. of 1.50m, and Kevin Fisher, 13, third at 1.40m. Reed took home matching silver medals, as he also finished second in the 1500m, with a P.R. of 4:52.51. Fisher was seventh in the same race with a P.R. of 5:17.87. On the Eastern Front, six-year-old Jessie Rotrand came home from the Ontario Minor Track Association Championships with three P.R.'s, as well as a bronze medal and a sixth-place ribbon, at Oshawa's Civic Field. The medal came in Mite girls shot-put, at 2.54m, in an event won by an eight-year-old. with the ribbon being picked up for finishing sixth in the 400m (1:40.2). She was also 10th in long jump, at 2.46m. The local club trains year-round, with coaching available in any event. If interested, please phone Bruce Burton at 630-TRAK (8725). Gatquatic Divers: at the tier two provincial championships A 17-member Gatquatic Divers contingent finished second overall, out of nine teams, at the recent Ontario tier two championships, hosted by the Scarborough Diving Club. The members, primarily from Burlington and Oakville, hauled home seven gold, five silver and two bronze medals. Here’s how the Oakville divers fared (all one the one-metre board): Level three, girls 11 and under Chelsea Leggat 1st Level three, girls 12/13: Melissa Melia 1st, Rachel Pedros 2nd, Jennifer McCoppen 9th. Level three, girls 14/15: Kelly Good 4th. Level two, girls 12/13: Katie Quinlan 7th. Bronte Harbour Yacht Club hosts annual sailing school for the visually impaired (Continued Irom page D3) vacation they ever get. Many are isolated.” Several years ago a race was added to the final day of the program. To alert participants to impending obstacles, buoys are rigged with a sound system, the only compromise in a race that is organized as any other club competition. Students steer, hoist and change the sails. “We are there only as a pair of eyes so they don’t get into trouble,” said Opitz. Greenwood continued to sail after he “gradually” lost his sight, and with David Brown, hopes to participate in the World Wide Sailing Championships (for the visually impaired) in Italy in 2002. Diana Czainski returned to the sailing school for her second year because of the fun and friendships. Being forced to sail using a compass in high winds was very similar to sailing when she could see, smiled Czainski. Guaranteed when the sign requesting volunteers goes up next summer, there will be new people wanting to sign up. “When the week is finished they want to know where they can sign up for next year,” said Opitz. Community Notices * J Market Basket PICK YOUR OWN RASPBERRIES (call for availability) AT CHAS. GREIG FARM Bob & Mabel Devolin Take Trafalgar Rd. N. for 7.5 miles N. of 401, to 15 Sideroad, 1 mile West, of Trafalgar Rd., 3rd. driveway West of R.R. tracks. Dally: M-F: 8-8, Sat. & Sun. 8-5 Weather & Conditions Permitting 877-7484 Foster Care FOSTER PARENTS NEEDED ON-CALL PROGRAM Short term and emergency foster homes are needed for children ten years of age and older. Training, support and a daily tax Iree room and board rale is provided. One parent must have superior child managemenl skills & be available lull-time. For more info, call Halton Children's Aid Society at 333-4441 ext. 260. Family Services Alcoholics Anonymous If you drink, that's your business If you want to quit, That’s Ours! (416) 487-5591 (905) 631-8784 Death MILLER, Helen - Peacefully after a lengthy illness on Monday, July 24, 2000 at the Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. Helen (Prestie) Miller beloved wife of the late Michael Miller. Dear mother of Judith Salmon and Elaine Miller Kinsella and her husband Thomas. Sister of Marg Kowal and Walter Prestie. Loving grandmother of Samantha Ryan, Kristen Gillies and Michael Kinsella. Her constant canine companion Bailey. Lovingly remembered by relatives and friends. Funeral Service 1:00 p.m. Wednesday at the Riverside Cemetery Chapel, 1567 Royal York Road, Toronto. Arrangements Kopriva Taylor Community Funeral Home. Oakville. EXCELLENT PICKING -RASPBERRIES' Brambleberries, Romaine. Peas. Beets Swiss Chard, Fresh Garlic, Broccoli, Cauliflower & Cabbage "THE FARM" DePaoli Pick your own - ready picked (please call) 905-873-2050 - 877-7976 Mon.-Fri. 8-8. Sat.. Sun. & Hoi. 8-3 North on Trafalgar Rd. pass 401, 1Km. Wost on 15 Sideroad (Stew am own). First farm on north side InMemoriam COERSE, Louise who passed away July 27/98. In loving memory of a: dear Wife, Mother, Grandmother, and Sister. Another year has come and gone and still the memories linger on. Of all the problems that you bared and all the good times that we shared. Today, Tomorrow, Our whole lives through, We will always love and Remember you. Wimp, Brian and Patti, Brenda, Terry, Jason and Jennifer, Butch and Toni, Barbara and Steve, Marg and Paul Funeral Directors OAKVIEW ^FUNERAL HOME Our family serving your family 56 LAKESHORE ROAD WEST OAKVILLE Funeral Directors • Don Clarke •Gregory Sidora •Tina Quenneville •John Murphy • Patrick McDermott 842-2252 Legal Notice Notice To Creditors And Others IN THE ESTATE OF DIANA IOAN IRONSIDE Claims against the Estate ol DIANA JOAN IRONSIDE, late ol the Town of Oakville, in the Regional Municipality of Halton. who died on the 17th day ol December, 1999 must be in our hands by September 1st, 2000 alter which date the estate will be distributed. PATRICIA W1LDGUST, Estate Trustee by her solicitor, Paul R. Davidson 233 Robinson Street Oakville, ON L6J 4Z5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the estate of RUTH LAWSON KINDERSLEY, late of the Town of Oakville, in the Regional Municipality of Halton, deceased. All persons having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned Estate Trustees on or before the 12th day of August, 2000, after which date the estate's assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have then been received. THE CANADA TRUST COMPANY, HELEN ANNE 0SLER BARBARA JEAN WOOD, Estate Trustees, by HARRISON PENSA, Solicitors 450 Talbot Street, London, Ontario N6A 4K3 To Place Your Community Notice CaU 632-4440, 337-5610 or Fax 632-8165 Tender Tender REQUEST FOR TENDER Bid documents for the contract or service listed below, addressed to the Manager of Purchasing, 1151 BRONTE ROAD, OAKVILLE, ON L6M 3L1 will be received until 2:00 pm. Oakville time on the specified closing date. Bid documents can be seen or obtained through the Purchasing Division of the Corporate Services Department, same address as above, telephone 905-825-6000, extension 7573. Documents will be available for pick up on and after Tuesday July 25th, 2000 There is a non-refundable deposit of $25.00 plus $1.75 GST. Bids will be opened in public at 2:15pm on the due date specified in the Nelson Room at the above address. Those submitting bids are invited to attend. Under no circumstances will facsimile or late bids be accepted or considered. Lowest or any bid not necessarily accepted. 00-T-102 6 TONNE TANDEM TRUCK C/W COMBINATION CATCH BASIN CLEANER PRESSURE JET RODDER AND SEWER FLUSHER CLOSING: TUESDAY, AUGUST 15,2000 P. MURPHY COMMISSIONER OF PLANNING AND PUBLIC WORKS www.reninn.halton.on.c3/Services/Denart/Coro/Purchasino im A. MINDENHALL, CPP0, MANAGER OF PURCHASING SERVICES Clean out your closets! Make room in your garage! Sell those unwanted items! Mmm m Gwmgv Smh! 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