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Choose from trees, flowering shrubs & more including: Decisive win for Oakville By Jaime Burnham SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER In Ontario Cup soccer action, the Oakville Strikers of the U -16 boys tier 1 W IN TER N O N -C O N TA C T C olorado Blue S pruce C herry Bom b B arberry Gold Flam e H o n eysu ckle ADULT n · N on-contact · Prim e tim e games · 2 9th season o f operation · Sweaters/socks g provided -------------------- $1Q 99 I 2 g a l. $O Q 99 £ 2 g a l. $ 0 ^ 9 9 3 g a l. 1 LEAGUE HALTON MEN'S HOCKEY LEAGUE · Trophies · Balanced teams · Excellent officiating · Individual entries · Also W om ens rec. division S INFORM ATION AND/OR REGISTRATION o o BY PHONE (9 0 5 )8 4 9 -9 7 1 2 A pplications at G len Abbey o r River O aks Arenas w w w .hm hl.bizland.com division took on the Brampton Rangers this past Sunday at the Vaughan Soccer Grove. Although things looked evenly matched at half time with a 1-1 tie, Oakville came out striking in the second half to take the championship game 4-1. Co-captain of the Strikers, Jeffrey Darkwa was the first to put Oakville on the board early in the first half, shelving one on the Brampton goal tender. Play bounced from end to end for most of the first half, with both teams showing great control. With 10 minutes left, Brampton was awarded an indirect free kick, a call Oakville fans found questionable. The Rangers cashed in on the opportunity, evening out the score. Despite the scorching 35-degree heat, Oakville came out even more poised in the second 45 minutes of play. The (See 'S trikers' page D3) M ake the m o s t of fall's a b u n d a n c e with an artful blend of s p ic y h u e s a n d textures. fall accents Floral stems and bushes, bamboo baskets, lifelike pumpkins, fruit topiaries, leaves, swags, wreaths and more. 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