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Five schools win pennants at E meet Team up to clean up Five different local schools won division pennants at the Halton District School Board's elementary cross-country Division E meet Tuesday at Burlington's Sherwood Forest Park. Munn's (tyke boys' A), Brookdale (bantam boys), W.H. Morden (intermediate girls), Pilgrim Wood (senior girls) and New Central (intermediate boys) were the division champions. Local runners to win individual events were Pilgrim Wood's Evelyn Guay (senior girls) and Matt Fitzpatrick (intermediate boys), Montclair's Leah Creelman (tyke girls' A), Brookdale's Emma Thompson (atom girls), Morden's Maddy Seattle (intermediate girls), New Central's Cameron Dymond (junior boys) and Abbey Lane's Brad Johnson (senior boys). 43 · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, October 16, 2009 HDSB CROSS-COUNTRYRESULTS DIVISION E MORNING RACES TOP THREE TEAMS · Tyke girls A - 1. Pilgrim Wood (37); 2. Tecumseh (41); 3. Munn's (55). · Tyke girls B - 1. Orchard Park (17); 2. Brookville (48); 3. Frontenac (64). · Atom girls - 1. Brookville (23); 2. Abbey Lane (55); 3. Frontenac (70). · Bantam girls - 1. Brookville (48); 2. Brookdale (48); 3. Gardiner (55). · Tyke boys A - 1. Munn's (37); 2. Abbey Lane (39); 3. Tecumseh (59). · Tyke boys B - 1. Gardiner (27); 2. Orchard Park (33); 3. Brookville (63). · Atom boys - 1. Brookville (50); 2. Munn's (51); 3. Orchard Park (71). · Bantam boys - 1. Brookdale (32); 2. Frontenac (39); 3. Orchard Park (66). TOP THREE INDIVIDUALS · Tyke girls A - 1. Leah Creelman, Montclair; 2. Megan Harley, Munn's; 3. Carmen Petersen, Pilgrim Wood · Tyke girls B - 1. Samantha Lessick, Frontenac; 2. Leah Barrington, Orchard Park; 3. Amelia Cowell, Orchard Park · Atom girls - 1. Emma Thompson, Brookdale; 2. Alex Marazzato, Brookville; 3. Claire Mills, Munn's · Bantam girls - 1. Meaghan Hector, Gardiner; 2. Briar Parkinson, Orchard Park; 3. Maddie Cummins, Pilgrim Wood · Tyke boys A - 1. Jake MacDonald, Brant Hills; 2. Zack Richardson, Tecumseh; 3. Eric Jackson, Brant Hills · Tyke boys B - 1. Luke Crowley, Brookville; 2. Brendan Jones, Kilbride; 3. Jack Tapley, Orchard Park · Atom boys - 1. Thomas Campbell, W.H. Morden; 2. Kyle Boorman, Gardiner; 3. Ahmed El Awaar, Orchard Park · Bantam boys - 1. Danny Pronkewich, Brookville; 2. William Jackson, Brant Hills; 3. George Papangelalus, W.H. Morden AFTERNOON RACES TOP THREE TEAMS · Junior girls ­ 1. Frontenac (19); 2. Brookdale (70); 3. Kilbride (79). · Intermediate girls - 1. W.H. Morden (27); 2. Frontenac (54); 3. Kilbride (62). · Senior girls - 1. Pilgrim Wood (34); 2. Kilbride (68); 3. Tecumseh (81). · Junior boys - 1. Gardiner (33); 2. W.H. Morden (79); 3. New Central (82). · Intermediate boys - 1. New Central (33); 2. Munn's (58); 3. W.H. Morden (66). · Senior boys - 1. Frontenac (23); 2. Kilbride (50); 3. Abbey Lane (55). TOP THREE INDIVIDUALS · Junior girls - 1. Renee LaFrance, Frontenac; 2. Thyra Anderson, Kilbride; 3. Melody Wyslobicky, New Central · Intermediate girls - 1. Maddy Seattle, W.H. Morden; 2. Erica Rzepki, W.H. Morden; 3. Jenna D'Aurizio, W.H. Morden · Senior girls - 1. Evelyn Guay, Pilgrim Wood; 2. Danielle LaFrance, Frontenac; 3. Taylor Fitzpatrick, Pilgrim Wood · Junior boys - 1. Cameron Dymond, New Central; 2. Tim Gibson, W.H. Morden; 3. Noah McNabb, Gardiner · Intermediate boys - 1. Matt Fitzpatrick, Pilgrim Wood; 2. Mark Bzowey, W.H. Morden; 3 Graeme Dymond, New Central · Senior boys - 1. Brad Johnson, Abbey Lane; 2. Calum Morris, Frontenac; 3. Kevin To, Frontenac TRASH TALK: Members of the Oakville bantam AE Rangers and peewee A Hornets gather around the 30-plus pounds of garbage they recently picked up along McCraney Creek Trail. Rangers, Hornets take out the trash The Oakville bantam AE Rangers and peewee A Hornets recently joined forces to take out the trash. As part of the TD Friends of the Environment Foundation's Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, the two hockey teams recently spent an afternoon cleaning up McCraney Creek Trail. The Rangers and Hornets collected more than 30 pounds of garbage. Some of the odd items they came across were a basketball, a pool liner, a lawn chair, golf clubs and cell phones. The TD Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup is one of the largest conservation initiatives of the Vancouver Aquarium. Started in 1994 by a handful of Vancouver Aquarium employees, the program is now the second-largest environment cleanup program in the world. garage sales A GARAGE SALE Ad in the BurlingtonBeaver OAKVILLE Post! Friday edition reaches 57,325 homes in Burlington and your cost is as low as *$38.75 + gst. (*terms & conditions apply) To Place An Ad Call 905-632-4440 · Email: classified@haltonsearch.com · Fax 905-632-8165 Austin's 19th Annual Christmas Gift Sale Sat Oct 17 - 9am-4pm 5489 Sixth Line, Hornby (Between Britannia & Lower Base Line) Unusual and one of a kind items including home and garden decor, teachers gifts, great deals for all!! OAKVILLE OAKVILLE Appearing every Friday April 1, 2009 thru November 1, 2009 OAKVILLE cleans out your closets, basement or garage? WHAT OAKVILLE OAKVILLE OAKVILLE OAKVILLE GARAGE SALES Sat Oct 17 8am-Noon 1071&1061 Bridge Road Glass, china, tools. Great collectibles and home decor. OAKVILLE MOVING SALE Fri Oct 16 1pm-8pm Sat Oct 17 10am-4pm 1225 Woodview Drive OAKVILLE Garage Sale Sat. Oct. 17 7am-3pm 551 Golfview Court (in the Fairway Hills Development) LOTS of great items! All proceeds go to charity! OAKVILLE/BRONTE GARAGE SALE Sat Oct 17 Sun Oct 18 7:30am-3pm 1658 Greenbriar Drive Everything but the kitchen sink!! OAKVILLE MOVING SALE Sat Oct 17 8am - Noon 2400 Marine Dr. Single bed, double bed, couch, chairs, bookcase, tons of books etc. RUMMAGE SALE Sat Oct 17 10am - Noon Hopedale Presbyterian Church 156 3rd Line (1.5 blocks above Lakeshore Rd.) Great Bargains! Great Selection! OAKVILLE Garage Sale Sat Oct 17 8am - Noon 2608 Castle Hill Cres. Electronics, TV,DVD,VCR, Speakers, brackets Furniture, oak queen bed, Dining Oak dining table & 4 chairs, books, household items. For info. and to place your ad in the Friday edition, just call the Classified Dept. at 905-632-4440, Mon.-Fri., 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. DEADLINE for Friday edition is Wednesday at 5 p.m. If your Garage Sale is rained out you won't get soaked if you buy our Rain Protection for an additonal $5.! Notify our office and we'll re-run the same ad, with a date change, at no charge within the next 2 week period. Note: Your ad also appears on-line at haltonsearch.com (off Lee's Lane behind Sarta & Tisdale) New & used items, adult clothes, books, household, dog cage, Xmas, & more 3-Family Garage Sale Sat. Oct. 17 9am-1pm 440 Tower Dr. GARAGE SALE Sat Oct 17 7:30am-Noon 1286 Pepperbush Place Household, Xmas, patio, yard items & much more. Books, games, tools, music and lots of other good stuff!! GARAGE SALE Sat Oct 17 8am-2pm 239 Village Wood Road GARAGE SALE Sat. Oct. 17 9am-1pm 144 All Saints Cres. Furniture, TV's, household goods, toys, books, etc. Antique Show/Sale Bring the kids! LARGE GARAGE SALE Multi CLOVERDALE Family MALL Garage Sale Hwy 427 & Dundas St. THIS SUNDAY Oct. 18th Sat Oct 17 8am-Noon 2166 Falling Green Dr. (Dundas & Postmaster) Sat.& Sun. 9am-1pm 197 Forestwood Dr 6 solid oak chairs, Sofa, bar fridge,carpets,Children's brand new toys, books, bedding, golf clubs & clothing Free coffee & hot chocolate Free Adm & Parking Baby/kids items, clothing, small appliances, household items & much more! (416) 483-6471