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UNFINISHED FURNITURE/WOODEN TOYS Specializing in solid Oak, Pine, Maple, Birch 1993 SoapBerry Sho World Gymnastics C All Around Champion The Blades will close out the exhibition season with two more return engagements â€" at home Monday against Markham and on the road Tuesday against Hamilton. The Blades were beaten 12â€"7 in Barrie last week, but tonight, with the with the exhibition season windâ€" ing down, will reply "with a much stronger team." Barrie. GINA GOGEAN 1993 SoapBerry Shop World Gymnastics Challenge All Around Champion * MINWAX PRODUCTS + FINISHING SUPPLIES * HOMESTEAD HOUSE PAINTS * DRESSERS ARMOIRES * TVNCR UNITS * BAR STOOLS * MICROWAVE STANDS * TOY CHESTS * HIGH CHAIRS The locals will then open the regular season next Friday in Milton and will return to Oakville Arena (after playing their exhibition season out of River Oaks) to host their home opener the following Friday (Sept. 30) against Burlington. Championship tournament Ball playoffs are alive and well, at least in Oakville, where the Oakville Ladies Recreational Softball League will wrap up its schedule this weekâ€" end with its annual championship tournaâ€" ment at Trafalgar Park. Preliminary round games are on tap Friday night from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. and "Starting A Home Based Business" Seminar, Sept. 20, 7â€"10 pm at the Halton Region Small Business Selfâ€"Help Centre __ Registration: $20 For more information contact (905) 825â€"6300 STARTING YOUR BUSINESS? Truck Tractor Pulls Friday to Sunday SEPTEMBER 23, 24, 6 25 Agricultural Displays Free Draw jfor INGLIS APPLIANCES English Horse Show Antique Exhibit Barrel Racing The consolation and championship games run Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. respectively. The regular season wrapped up Tuesday night with Chapsâ€" Bronte _ defeating Legion 5â€"1 to capture first place. Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ATTEND... Petting Zoo MILTON ALL FAIR Exciting defensive For more information ... 878â€"5689 To recap the Blades‘ first flurry of exhibition games, the Blades lost 5â€"2 at home to St. Michael‘s last Monday night, tied Markham 8â€"8 on the road Sunday, tied Hamilton 5â€"5 at home last Friday, lost 12â€"7 in Barrie on Thursday, Sept. 8 and lost 10â€"6 at home to Caledon on I41st year Avalon Coach‘s Texas Arm Picâ€"Aâ€"Deli plays and strong pitching kept the game close throughâ€" out seven innings. Karen Horscroft went three for three for Chaps to post Chapsâ€" Bronte to the win. ChapsBmie 30 FOOD DRIVE DROP OFF AT GATES Paul Hann Jim Parker from "The Polka Dot Door" The "Classic Tappers" for Seniors‘ Day Paul Bros. Shirley The "Clownâ€"uppets" Gypsy Caravan (Final standings) Usually, he said, the team likes four veterans on the blueline. "We‘d like to at least have three." Wednesday, Sept 7 Two players from that team â€" B.J. Hamilton and Marcel Kars â€" have played well together throughâ€" out the exhibition season on an allâ€" rookie line that is completed by Sasha Perisik from Don Mills. There are also some good goalâ€" tenders in camp and Walker feels the Blades won‘t be lacking even though it‘s nice to have a veteran with "at least a year of junior experience." That‘s in no way meant as a slight against the new kids in town who have acquitted themselves well, said Walker. While there is plenty of firstâ€" year talent fighting for jobs, they only have two returning veterans â€" Andrew Short and Mike Byrne. In the early games, the Blades "played mostly rookies" and they by and large "acquitted themselves well," remarked Walker, especially considering that most of the oppoâ€" nents were further ahead in their training camps and icing, basically, their complete teams. At this point, it looks like the Blades will have "as good a forward (unit) as anyone in the league." Back, are the Blades‘ top two scorers, Kent Williams and Jason Slaney along with Gord Kalverda, Corey Waring, Matt Interbartolo, Matt Swain and (from two years ago) Matt Langen. As well, there are some hot rookâ€" ies in camp, many coming up from the Oakville tripleâ€"AAA Maple Leaf midgets which made it all the way to Air Canada regional chamâ€" pionships last year. The biggest question mark remains with the blueline corps where the team would like to add a veteran "who has been through the