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AUGUST 14 #43 1610 3397 * One or multiâ€"week "The Family Business That Service Built" POSTALCODE BUS, (MOTHER) ADVANCED, "Exploring the Y Sports" School (‘i“ one week) ($140 addt‘l weeks) x0 +0 N/A | N/A C3 |+CJ N/A | NiA C3 | C3 LCJ| CJ Saturn SW1 Women‘s indoor soccer has only been a recognized sport in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association for three years and Sheridan has now won two titles, Joanne Horchover was named the most valuable player as the Bearcats earned a 2â€"0 victory over Conestoga in the final of the OCAA championships, Saturday at Ancaster‘s Redeemer College Sheridan went unbeaten through the tournament, led by allâ€"star Jackie Hutchings, who scored five of the team‘s 12 goals. Sheridan‘s Andrea Collinson won the tournament goalâ€" keeper award. Matt Swain, a 16â€"yearâ€"old centre with Oakville midgets, is the highâ€" estâ€"rated local prospect in Central Scouting‘s third (of four) set of rankâ€" ings of players eligible for the June 5 Ontario Hockey League entry draft Sheridan takes soccer title Swain, a 6â€"footâ€"1, 165â€"pounder who averaged better than two points per game during the Central AAA League season (30 goals and 36 assists in 30 games, plus six goals and eight assists in 10 playoff games), is pegged as a 15thâ€"round choice. He was also called up for four Jr. A games with Oakville Blades. Defenceman Rick MacDonald is the only Blades player on the Central list, rated as a 24thâ€"rounder. Jeff Francis, returning to competition after a yearâ€"long break, led the way with a gold medal in the atom boys 400 metres, clocking a time of one minute, 5.07 seconds. Running in only his second meet, Malcolme Syme, 6, was fourth in the mite boys 5Om and sixth in the 200m. Thomas Fornoville, 10, ran a personal best to finish sixth in 1,500m. Oakville athletes picked four topâ€"six finishes at the Ontario indoor miteâ€"tykeâ€"atom Track and Field Championships at York University. . (21") television setâ€"with the back seats up. THEOAKVILLE BEAVER You know, the one you can buy with all the money you‘ll save by getting a Saturn. e ols ols ols Te 0.0"0.00.0 Q.O e ate ate ats s 0'0 0'0 0" O'O ‘.0 Dennis Ley of Lester B. Pearson fired a gameâ€"high 22 points to power the Richardson Division to an 84â€"72 victory over the Volpe Division in the Sixteenth Halton Classic high school basketball allâ€" star game before a packed house at T.A. Blakelock, Friday. Craig McElroy of Burlington Central added 13 points. Oakville Trafalgar guard Rick Grinbergs was high scorer for Volpe with 19 points. TAB‘s Rob Rusnov added Oakville Trafalgar‘s Andy Robertson goes up for two points during Friday‘s high school basketball allâ€"star game. 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Or the Motorola DPC Plus Flip Phone. Advantage Package includes 30 minutes per month for 36 months. For a limited time only Cellular Plus Centre Golfers!!! Richardson has won all three Classics since the divisional alignâ€" ment was switched from Eastâ€"West to the current Volpeâ€"Richardson. Ley was named the Richardson‘s most valuable player while Loyola‘s Rob Baddeley was named Volpe‘s MVP. Nelson‘s Kevin Watson won the threeâ€"point competition, sinking 13 shots in a minute. Brian Vanzanden of LBP won the slam dunk contest, edging OT‘s Andy Robertson in a dunkâ€"off. OAKVILLE 828â€"9200 March 31, 1993