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Rice on ice Oakville‘s Sean Rice, along with his senior pairs partner Jodeyne Higgins, is excited to be invited back to his "home club" as the guest act in next weekend‘s much anticipated ice show. The ice show â€" which also features the club‘s provincial champion and national calibre precision skating teams (three teams competed this weekend in the national championships) â€" runs next Saturday (April 9) at 1:30 and 7 p.m. and next Sunday (April 10) at 1:30 p.m. at Oakville Arena. More than 500 skaters will take part in a $50,000 production so involved that it is held only once every two years. Upwards of 200 volunteers have been involved over the last year helpâ€" ing with the extensive planning and preparations. The pair, who will skate twice in each of the three shows, fell to a sixth place finish at the national championships in Edmonton which meant they did not advance to the Winter Olympics or World Championships. Last year, the pair finished third at the nationals and 10th at the subsequent world champiâ€" onships which were held at Hamilton‘s Copps Coliseum. The theme of this year‘s show is ‘After Hours‘, and involves a lateâ€"night security guard bringing to life different sections of a department store. Schedule is set Oakville‘s tripleâ€"A midget hockey team is hoping last Friday‘s exhibition match with the Oakville Blades provincial Junior A hockey team will help it get off on the right foot at the Air Canada Cup Ontano region finals m Ottawa later this week The Oakville Maple Leaf Food Rangers will go head to head against six of the best midget teams in the province, with two games each on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The top two teams in the sevenâ€"team tournament will meet in the championship game on Sunday at 1 p.m., with the winner advancing to the national midget Air Canada Cup April 19â€"24 in Brandon, Manitoba. Oakville Rangers schedule is as follows: Thursday: at noon against Rideauâ€"St. Lawrence Kings; at 8 p.m. against Wexford Raiders. Friday: at 8 a.m. against Kingston Prudential; at 4 p.m. against Kitchener Greenshirts. Saturday: at noon against South Ottawa Canadians; at 4 p.m. against Sudbury or Kapuskasing. Cops have a new goal After building up a huge 7â€"1 lead, however, the school‘s hockey team did manage to keep the cops â€"â€" all volunteer members of a new police charity hockey squad â€" at bay for a 7â€"6 win. Some Loyola secondary school students were almost caught by Halton cops recently. Hope springs eternal for ardent golfer Michael Brooks would love to compete professionally Have clubs, will golf. That sums up local golfer Michael Brooks who recently picked up some hardware for last season‘s exploits and is probably happier than most to see spring temperatures melt away the last remaining snow. He was awarded the trophy for low stroke average for a local mini golf tour called the Amaâ€"Tour, an amaâ€" teur event that includes half a dozen stops at Torontoâ€" area courses. He won all three of the tour stops he entered last year and tour coâ€"founder Bob Mauro said he probably would have won total points if had entered them all. "He‘s incredibly talented," he said. The winter, unfortunately provided him a lot of time to mull over the games â€" a par 72 at Hidden Lake on "a rainy, foggy day", a twoâ€"under 70 at Royal Woodbine, and a twoâ€"under 70 at Richmond Hill which combined to give him a 70.3 stroke average. "On the PGA tour that would be worth about $800,000," he mused. He tried to get into the Canadian Open but didn‘t make the cut at a qualifyer at Devil‘s Pulpit. He‘s nibbled at the big time. He went to the qualifyâ€" ing school for the Canadian tour but nullified a good showing on a silly error when he signed the wrong score card. f The Halton cops‘ hockey team â€" the Boyz N Blue â€" recently took on the Loyola high school hockey team Although hitting 14 greens, he said "I just couldn‘t See Official Rules/Odds pasted at participating McDonald‘s .. ... ... ©1994 SEGA OF CANADAINC. All rights reserved .. . *TRADE MARK OF CCM_ HOLDINGS (1983) INC. ‘Prizes available diminish as prizes are won. Collect NHL team crests from behind the PLAYâ€"OFF MANIA Pull Tabs available on medium and large McDonald‘s soft drinks and fries, while supplies last. Collect NHL Team Crests to Win Valuable Prizes! 1,000 Sega" Genesis" Game Systems plus a video game from But while the kids may have won the game, Halton Regional Police constable Jeff Corey feels the cops maybe winning their point â€" that cops are people, too. Technically, the initiative belongs under the current buzz words of community policing â€" breaking down the barriers between the Michael Brooks would like nothing better than to join Jack Nicklaus in the pro ranks. putt that day." You‘ll definitely find Brooks in the top amateur events in the province this summer â€" and who knows, maybe he‘ll hit the big time. His dream is to get sponsorship that would allow him to compete all year long and to eventually make the Nike Tour. And even there, he‘s also had some luck with Ram golf outfitting him with a set of clubs that has "helped my game out." se 4LIH TD. MINIVANS Ce 500 $100 cash prizes! â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Hope, after all, springs eternal. police and the public. There, amidst the familiar sounds of whistles and pucks bouncing off posts and boards, he said the stereoâ€" type of a police officer splitting his life between a police cruiser and a coffee shop melts away. The police team is supported by two sponsors â€" Subway and Sharkey‘s on the Water â€" and is comprised of hockey buffs from all four police divisions including Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Georgetown. It‘s something Corey believes in, and prior to Christmas he decided to take the bull by the horn and start breaking down the barriers where he felt most comfortable â€" in a hockey "We grew up just like they (the students) did," he said. "That‘s our background, too." Down in the trenches, as the two sides give each other their best, a respect is forged on both sides that lingers after the came. Another benefit, is the opportuniâ€" ty to raise money for a worthwhile cause. Loyola, for instance, used the proceeds for their school. "It was a good atmosphere," said Corey. Any student hockey team wishâ€" ing to take on the so called Boyz N Blue should contact Constable Corey at the Oakville detachment of Halton Regional Police at 825â€"4777. SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1994 Page 25 1,500 Authentic NHL Team Jerseys from PEE WEE RED (March 26) Fastfrate 2 (goals to Kyle Leonard and Dylan Mitobe; assists to Chris McKenzie, David Evans, Richard Noonan and Justin Ledressay; shutout xo Billy Palladine). Trafaiger Golf 0. Somerset 2 (goals to Aaron Haniff and Cam Potter: assists to Jon DeRosiers and Eric Futterman). Royal Bank 1 (Craig Wilson from Peter Wedde1). MINOR ATOM WHITE (March 27) Mail Boxes Etc 4 (goals to Dan Partington, Patrick LeBlanc, Francis Robinson and Matt Modestino: assists to Jason Wisby 2, Partington, Adam Burella. Carlin Rosart, Jeff McNutt and Raymond Roland). Reliable Life 2 (goals to Rob Duncan and Greg Prescott; assists to Mike S. Burns, Justin Brown and Rob Thompson). Fieldfresh 3 (assists to Eric DeBeer. Darko Kunovic and Scott Granlund; assists to David Kennedy 2. Craig Hannah and Tan Mitchell), Trafalger Village 1 (Mike Romano from Jamie McMahon and Mike Burns). 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Curcio Kendrick, Shawn Courtemanche, Matt Maurer, Daniel Rosso), Mattamy Homes 3 (goals to Jerff Wojeicki, Chris Gassi and Louis Pesowski; assists to Chris Babcock, Mare Daniels, Scott Dacosta. Jeremy Gould, Gassi and Wojeicki). MINOR PEE WEE WHITE Towne Chev 13 62 KloctReMax _ 12 6 3 Petro Canada 9 12 0 Tan Martin 6 14 1 Top scorers: G Neil Walford (KR) 14 Robbie Prasad (TC) 13 David Tingle (KR) 13 Chris Perras (TC) Kirk Anderson (PC) Travis Cutler (TC) Jay Carusi (TC) Eric Ounpoo (TC) Fraser McLean (KR) Dayton Ball (TC) Darian Petriska (PC) Andrew Murray (KR) Jimmy Gotham (TC) Bryan Kloet (TC) Bryan Kelly (PC) tn «3 0o w I2 un O un M io ce Goaltenders: G.A. Eric Damas 229 Luke O‘Hare . 2.52 Attila Vass 2.52 Chris Stinson _ 2.67 Terry Latanville 3.10 (playoifs) Town Chevâ€"Olds 6 (goals to Jay Carusi 2, Chris Dobson, Chris Perras, Jon Pitcher and Dayton Ball; assists to Jimmy Gorham 2, Jay Carusi 2, Kris Fortune, Jon Pitcher, Matt Williams and Tom Disher: shutout to Eric Damas), IMF 0. Quaker State Quality everu@fimme/ MOHA Playoffs 260 Speers Road (See ‘MOHA! page 26) ©1994 McDonald‘s Restaurants of Canada Ltd. 513 6 13 8 13 Strk Tost 1 won 4 won 1 lost 3