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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Wednesday, May 22, 2013 | 18 Canadian Open to support Ronald McDonald House Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada has been selected as the charity partner for this year's RBC Canadian Open golf tournament, which will be held July 22-28 at Oakville's Glen Abbey Golf Club. RBC and Golf Canada made the announcement yesterday (Tuesday) at a media event at Ronald McDonald House Toronto, one of 14 houses across the country that provide families of seriously ill or injured children a home away from home while their child is being treated at a nearby hospital. Since coming on board as title sponsor of the RBC Canadian Open in 2008, RBC has teamed with Golf Canada to raise more than $5 million for charitable organizations across Canada that support children's wellness initiatives. Throughout its history, Canada's national open championship has generated more than $45 million in charitable proceeds for important causes. This year marks the 26th time that Jack Nicklaus-designed Glen Abbey is hosting the Canadian Open tournament. P R I M E S U P P O R T 13U Hurricanes players meet Prime Minister Members of the Halton Hurricanes 13-under Black volleyball team got the opportunity to meet Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper at the recent provincial championships in Waterloo. Ivy Gibson, Leah Holden and Sami Nevado are the Oakville residents on the Hurricanes squad that also includes Joey Hewick, Anne Hu, Nicole Hopper, Danielle Gravina, Arielle Palermo, Hanna Laube, Ashley Mulholland, Sydney Puckerin and Cady Bishop. Adam Petrie and Nicki Gravina coach the team. Prime Minister Harper was at the tournament to watch his daughter and son compete. The Hurricanes actually defeated the prime minister's daughter's team, the Fusion Force 14U, during the competition. Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper joins members of the Halton Hurricanes 13-under Black volleyball team for a photo at the recent provincial championships in Waterloo.| photo submitted Halton Minor Ball Hockey League Standings as of May 22, 2013 Team A) LTP 3-6 A1-LTP Kings (White) A2-LTP ADT Security Leafs (Blue) A3-LTP Jets (Silver) A4-LTP Julian Dean Photography Flyers (Orange) A5-LTP Esso Bruins (Yellow) A6-LTP BLOMHA Red Wings (Red) A7-LTP Stars (Green) A8-LTP Penguins (Black) B) Tyke 7-8 1 B4-Toronto Marlies (Blue) 2 B3-Tripemco Insurance Thrashers (Red) 3 B1-Hamilton Bulldogs (Black) 4 B2-Play It Again Sports Tigers (Orange) C) Novice9-10 1 C3-Oakville Hornets Girls Hockey (Yellow) 2 C6-Mantis Attack (Black) 3 C8-Novice (White) 4 C7-Tigers (Orange) 5 C1-Dynamic Healing Massage Seahawks (Green) 6 C5-Profile Investigation Lightning (Blue) 7 C2-Fitness Firm (Silver) 8 C4-Granite Ridge Golf Club (Red) D) Atom 11-12 1 D4-Ice Hawks (White) 2 D2-Kontek Ecology Systems Inc (Silver) 3 D7-Atom (Kelly Green) 4 D5-Atom (Black) 5 D3-Mainway Sports Centre (Red) 6 D6-Vacuum Shoppe Snipers (Orange) 7 D1-Fitness Firm (Blue) 8 D8-Oakville Beaver (Yellow) E) Peewee 13-14 1 E2-Peewee Kontek Ecology Inc Goons (Black) 2 E4-Peewee Vipond Inc (Blue) 3 E1-Peewee Burlington Post Just Because (Red) 4 E3-Peewee Pioneer Energy LP (Yellow) F) Bantam/Junior 15+ 1 F3-BT/Jr National Sports Penguins (Yellow) 2 F7-BT/Jr (Light Blue) 3 F4-BT/Jr Corpa Investigations Inc (Blue) 4 F5-BT/Jr (Orange) 5 F1-BT/Jr Burlington BHL (Silver) 6 F6-BT/Jr Olympic Trophies (Black) 7 F8-BT/Jr Green Goblins (Green) 8 F2-BT/Jr LavaLife Heartbreakers (Red) GP Record Pts GF GA +/- Longhorns to open NFC season Saturday versus Sudbury The Oakville Longhorns will kick off their Northern Football Conference season Saturday with a home game against the Sudbury Spartans at Bronte Athletic Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m., with a $10 entry fee including a burger or hotdog and a non-alcoholic beverage. 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Gino Arcaro, who has 38 years of coaching experience at five different levels (high school, Ontario Varsity Football League, Canadian Junior Football League, college and NFC), is the Longhorns' new sideline general. The Longhorns won a record 11 straight NFC championships from 1993-2003 and claimed three national titles during that span. $12 for 2 admission passes, 2 drinks and 50 arcade redemption tickets at Lil' Monkeys Playgrounds ($40 value) Other options available 70off % ACTIVE WagJag $10 for a 4-game season ticket to see Team Canada Wolverines Rugby at Lamport Stadium ($20 value) COMMUNITY SHRED EVENT 2013 ACTIVE WagJag RIOCAN BURLOAK CENTRE (3521 WYECROFT RD., BURLOAK & QEW) PARKING LOT BY LONGOS 50 off % $9 for a kid's haircut at Mrs. Michelle's Cool Cuts for Kids ($18 value) 50% off 62% off Other options available SATURDAY, MAY 25TH 10:00AM - 2:00PM PROTECT YOUR IDENTITY BY SHREDDING PERSONAL DOCUMENTS. Suggested donation of $5 for each bag or $10 a box. 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