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The Halton Men‘s Summer Hockey League is designed for men over the age of 24 to play recreational hockey from May through to August in Oakville and Burlington. The league accepts individual and small group entries Don‘t hang up those skates just yet "David Wilkins has been recommended by us to many people. He is a very professional businessman and worker. We will definitely be using him again." * DEPENDABLE x WE THINK GREEN * QUALITY * FAST FUSSY Certa ProPainters NOTE: DUE TO EXPECTED NUMBERS, FALL REGISTRATION IS NOT PLANNED AT THIS TIME. PRIORITY WILL BE GIVEN TO THOSE PLAYERS WHO WERE REGâ€" ISTERED WITH THE MOHA AT THE END OF THE 1993/94 SEASON COACHING APPLICATIONS FOR THE 1994/95 HOUSE LEAGUE SEASON MUST BE COMPLETED DURING ONE OF THESE DATES. CHOICE OF PAYMENT: PLAN A PLAN B PAY IN FULL AT POST DATED TIME OF REGISTRATION CHEQUES SINGLE .... FAMILY (2) FAMILY (3) WHEN: _ APRIL 29 30 WHERE: OAKVILLE ARENA 129 Rebecca Street TIME: _ Fri., April 29 6â€"10p.m. Sat., April 30 9 a.m.â€"4 p.m. ELIGIBILITY: Born 1975 through to 1989 For A Free Estimate Joanne D. Ross, Oakville ATTENTION â€" BOYS â€" no team entries are permitted. Evenly balanced teams with excelâ€" lent officiating and organization ensures fair competition throughâ€" out the summer. For registration and informaâ€" tion, call 849â€"9712. $250.00 $430.00 $625.00 Megan Punnett, 10, earned both a personal record and a ribbon as she raced to fourth in the atom girls 200m in 31.5 seconds. The final awards for the day came in the 4x200m relay, as the atom girls foursome of Leah Quelch, Caralynn Laszlo, Stephanie Kennedy, and Megan Punnett, each 10, placed sixth with a time of 2:16.9. Kennedy set two personal records, running the hurdles in 10.0 seconds, and covering the 200m in 33.5 seconds. The club‘s double medal winner of the day was David Punnett, 8. He won silver in the mite boys shot put with a personal record of 5.90m and bronze in the 50m hurdles with a personal record of 9.2 seconds. He was also sixth in long jump with a flight of 2.82m. Cassandra Kawiuk, 7, duplicated that success in the mite girls category, earning silver (PR of 4.07m). ~In the same event, Leslea Punnett, 6, broke the association record for "junior mites" with a perâ€" sonal record of 3.62m, good enough for sixth place. The listed record was 3.53m. Caralynn Laslzo, 10, followed two 11â€"yearâ€" olds to the finish in the atom girls 1500m to win the bronze medal in 5:56.9. Besides Punnett, the only other multiple award winner was Candace Kawiuk, 9. Sonia Nason, 11, appeared in her firstâ€"ever championship event, and won the silver medal in the atom girls high jump, with a personal record of 1.34m. The second club relay team of Candace Kawiuk, Leana Marchand, Keely McDermott, and Jackie Laszlo finished 11th in 2:21.9. Two medals (Continued from page 21) In the atom girls 1500m race walk, Leana Marchand and Keely McDermott placed second and third. Colin Cregg, 10, won silver in the tyke boys event (6.44m). This time was a considerable distance from her 5:39.87 set in London on Dec. 4, but the locals do very little distance running during the indoor seaâ€" son, concentrating instead on developing speed for the outdoor campaign. She used a trio of personal records to place fourth in the tyke girls 5Om hurdles (9.3s), fourth in the shot put (5.96m), and fifth in the 200m (34.4s). She took home a second ribbon for the 50m hurdles, placing fourth in 8.9 seconds. Punnett also set a personalâ€"record of 10.8s in the hurdles, to finish eighth overall. Hotline for PARENT S! Being a parent can be overwhelming and lots of hard work. Where do you find out everything you need to know, from where to get baby oupplies, _ â€" â€"â€"â€"â€"=m_ / n how to entertain your _ / g \ i# kids, or how to find h | parent support . groups? H 6A KIDS BIZ makes it all 7 easy. Simply phone our I LAr (lt+‘~ a a day FREE callâ€"in line that puts a wide range of answers at your fingertips., | s It‘s a 24â€"hour a toybox of ideas! QO‘M (LINE OPENS AmTLH 2E7N y Premier Soccer Academy will be visiting Oakville on two occasions this summer as it holds its fifth straight year of soccer camps throughout southwestern Ontario. Mac hall of famer teaches kids the ropes The weekâ€"long Oakville sessions, sanctioned by the huge Oakville Soccer Club, will take place at Shell Park from July 25â€"29 and from August 15â€"19. Home Court runs leagues and camps Hosted by Carol Hamilton Goodale, former national and Olympic basketball team member, the camps run each weekâ€"day at the Oaklands Regional Centre from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a oneâ€" hour supervised lunch break. The morning session features skills and instruction with games in the afternoon. The cost is $99 with discounts for additional weeks and for families. The sessions are as folâ€" lows: July 4â€"8 and Aug. 8â€"12 (boys, 7â€"9 and 9â€" Elite preâ€"season camp in Burlington Oakville high school teacher and head coach Jim Noble is again back with his weekâ€" long summer basketball clinics. Soccer academy offering two sessions Oakville‘s Home Court Basketball is offerâ€" ing weekâ€"long basketball camps throughout the An elite preâ€"season hockey camp is being run by Wes Wiseman at Burlington‘s Mainway Recreation Centre this summer. Open to girls and boys between the ages of 10 and 17 years of age, two sessions will be held at T.A. Blakelock â€" where he teaches â€" from Aug. 8â€"12 and from Aug. 29â€"Sept. 2. Instruction begins at 9:30 a.m. and continues until 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. Cost is $70. Noble suited up with Canada‘s national team in 1989. At McMaster University he was the team Exploring the sports at Appleby College (Continued from page 21) Canadian national team from 1972â€"76, including an appearance in the 1976 Olympic Games. The sessions kick off each week from July 4 through to Aug. 1 and are open to girls and boys from 7 to 14 years of age. EXPLORING THE SPORTS The camp features five 90â€"minute sessions Linda MacFarlane will guide participants IpoHgâ€"gear; Full day and half day programs are available and the camps are open to boys and girls from 5 to 16 years of age. The highly qualified coaching staff can gear the programs to beginners, house league players, goalkeepers as well as rep players. For more information, program director Duncan Wilde can be reached at 847â€"6413. Home Court Basketball offers a variety of yearâ€"round basketball programs, catering to all ages, including instructional dayâ€"camps, orgaâ€" nized competitive leagues and various tournaâ€" ments. In conjunction with Oakville Parks and Recreation Department, Home Court Basketball is running basketball summer leagues. For more information, or to register, consult the Oakville Parks and Recreation spring/summer booklet. For more information, call $25â€"4117. The basketball sessions have been running in Burlington, where he is an instructor and coach for the Burlington Minor Basketball Association, for the past:17 summers â€" and all have all been sold out. The program was expanded to Oakville two years ago. Many children return for several years in a row and for more than one session. For more information, call Jim Noble at 336â€"6669. over a twoâ€"week period from Aug. 8â€"19 and is split into four different age groups â€" 10 and 11, 12 and 13, 14 and 15, and 16 and over. For regisâ€" tration information, call 681â€"1929. captain in 1969â€"70, and was an allâ€"Canadian and allâ€"conference team MVP. He was inducted into the McMaster University Hall of Fame in 1987. 11); July 11â€"15 and Aug 15â€"19 (boys, 12â€"14 and 14â€"17); July 18â€"22 and Aug 22â€"26 (girls, 7â€"17). through a variety of activities with emphasis on recreation, participation and fun. Sports include soccer, volleyball, swimming, softball, basketball and coâ€"operative games. The sessions run each week throughout the summer (except the week beginning Aug. 8) and are open to girls and boys from the ages of 7 to 12 years of age. For more information, phone 845â€"4681 OW 4 , 0 J i lt