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D 2 - The Oakville Beaver, W ednesday S ep tem ber 25, 2002 To join our delivery team call 905-845-9742 You could become a carrier of the week? Winning Carriers receive a large 3 topping pizza courtesy of: GEG 'J o H jb a v io 's # 1 P iz z a ,! [ T he Oakville B eaver1 Barrie Erskine · O akville B e a v er United W ay of Oakville Proudly Presents resents k A Loyola player is tackled by a N otre Dame defender in senior tier one foot ball action from last Friday. Notre Dam e won 22-7. Loyola drops home opener By Neil Becker SPECIA L TO THE BEAVER A W O R L D W IT H IN O A K V IL L E SEE THE W0S8LD ¥ m ONLY $ Saturday, October 19th, 11:00 am -1:00 am Experience other nations' culture, entertainment and food, w ithout leaving Oakville! Admission to all pavilions $ 6 in advance - $8 at the door - Children under 12 Free. For Passport Information 9 0 5 -8 4 5 -5 5 7 1 omRon IQ C an ada T ru st D IV E R SIT Y T E LEV ISIO N OMNI AM 1540 C H IN K F M 1 0 0 .7 Loyola opened their Halton high school, tier one football season last Friday with a 22-7 loss to Burlington's Notre Dame. "Notre Dame did a better job exe cuting with the ball all day," said Loyola defensive coach Daril Tharbe. "They're a running team, and they found some success early." Actually, it was Oakville who was successful early on as Paul Longo got the season's first touchdown in the opening minutes. Making the play possible was third year player Ian Hawkins who made a key interception to give Loyola the ball deep in Burlington's end zone. "This offence has lots of untapped potential," the OAC student said. According to this veteran, the recipe for Loyola to have success is to avoid any serious injuries and to continue building on the strong defence. He also pointed out that it was only the first game. "The goal is winning the home cham pionship and playing at SkyDome," he said. Burlington countered with the tying touchdown later in the half with Brent Hickey muscling his way into the end zone. Heading into the second half up 8-7, Notre Dame sealed the win with touch downs from Jeremy Abellara, who made a highlight, one-handed catch in the end zone, and Nathan Penrose who finished off the scoring. "We had a few great plays, then did n't play at the same level," said line coach Mike Choma. "If we are more consistent, then w e'll have better results." SE N IO R FO O TB A LL TIER ONE: O akville's Iroquois Ridge was the only Oakville school on the winning side in tier one action, dumping Lord Elgin 28-9. Oakville's St. Thomas Aquinas lost 42-22 to M.M. Robinson (see photo, previous page). The league's.other game, played the previous week, had Assumption defeating Nelson 28-7. TIER TWO: it was tough luck for Oakville schools, White Oaks losing 74 to Bishop Reding. Blakelock 15-0 to Milton (see photo previous page) and Oakville Trafalgar 12-0 to Burlington Central. JU N IO R FO O T B A LL TIER ONE: Oakville's lone entry, Loyola, defeated Notre Dame 29-0 on Friday. In other action, it was Burlington Central 27, Assumption 7; Nelson 34, M.M. Robinson 0; Lord Elgin 28, Aldershot 7. TIER TWO: Oakville's newest high school, Holy Trinity Secondary School, blazed into action on Monday with an inaugural 37-0 win over Milton. In other action from the previ ous week, all involving O akville schools, it was White Oaks 15, Q. E. Park 0; Iroquois Ridge 15, Blakelock 7; Oakville Trafalgar 34, Aquinas 0. FIE L D H O C K EY SENIOR (Volpe Division): Oakville Trafalgar 5, Appleby College 1; Notre Dame 3, Aquinas 0; Loyola 2, Iroquois Ridge 1. JUNIOR (Volpe Division): Oakville Trafalgar 3, Appleby 0; Notre Dame 2, Aquinas 0; Holy Trinity 2, Loyola 2. BERTIN STABLES 3 indoor riding arenas. Classes available for children, teenagers and adults all year round. L I 1 ^ 7 I v l l · Weekday Lessons 4 /$ l0 7 o r $30/Lesson · Friday Hoof-Pick Club 6pm-8:30pm · Saturday at Farm I0am -3pm $40 (Children 5-12 yrs.) NATURAL NUTRITION Canada's Largest English Riding School Daytim e classes beginner and advanced level in Ballet, Jazz/M odern/H ip H op, Tap and Pilates. Small classes and affordable. All classes taught by professional instructors. C onvenient dow ntow n location. C ontact Frank Baylis for inform ation or see our website: www.oakvilleballet.com 3 4 4 5 Dundas W. (H w y. # 5 ), Oakville (1 -I/ 2 Miles West of Hw y. # 2 5 ) (905)827-4678 website w ww.bertinstables.com e-mail: bertin@ w ebtv.net Get fit a n d have fun! Oakinlle School o f (Dance ^ Established I960 Amanda Anderson, Principal Frank Bayliss, Administrative Director 2 6 0 R obinson St., O akville O N L6J 1G 6 Diploma Program - Registered Holistic Nutritionist Professional Designations General Interest Courses Mississauga (905) 891-0024 905 844-7035 - REGISTER N O W FOR FALL DAY & EVENING SESSIONS