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Editor: Norm Nelson Phone: 905-845-3824 (ext. 255) Fax: 905-337-5567 e-mail: nnelson@haltonsearch.com SPORTS DOES YOUR CAR WAX GIVE YOU BETTER PROTECTION THAN YOUR CUT-RATE CAR INSURANCE? Wayne McGill 2345 Wyecrotr Rd. #21, Oakville 905-847-5671 Kyle Jones leads Q.E. Park to a near podium finish at OFSAA cross country finals OFSAA CROSS-COUNTRY Q.E. Park's Kyle Jones posted the only local top 10 finish at the Trinity College, Port Hope Ontario Federation of Athletic Saturday November 2, 2002 M id g e t G irls - 3 k m re s u lts Associations (OFSAA) provincial T im # N am e School P Ic /T o t cross country championships earli 1 Acton, Tess 10:48.0 South Carleton 1/226 83 12:26.8 Cross, Caitlin Aquinas 83/226 er this month in Port Hope. 146 13:07.3 Q.E. Park S.S. Lee, Amanda 146/226 164 13:20.9 Jones finished in seventh place. Q.E. Park S.S. Tresham, Rebecca 164/226 191 13:48.8 Hughes, Katy Q.E. Park S.S. 19V226 His senior boys Q.E. Park team, 199 13:59.4 Povilaitis,Victoria Q.E. Park S.S. 199/226 224 15:24.2 which qualified for OFSAA, also loannou, Lauren Q.E. Park S.S. 224/226 * Q.E. Park qualified as a team: finished 34/36 posted the best local result, by far, M id g e t B o y s - 5 k m re s u lts just finishing off the podium (by 1 14:58.4 Brown, Rob Rs McLaughlin 1/218 one point!) in fourth place. 27 Thevenin, Phil 16:12.0 White Oaks S.S. 27/218 17:37.4 125 Johnson, Shea Q.E. Park S.S. 125/218 Also joining Jones on the team 168 18:17.4 Holm, Sterling Q.E. Park S.S. 168/218 were Richard Garton, James 171 18:24.6 Edwards, Andrew Q.E. Park S.S. 171/218 197 19:05.4 Molicard-Cartier, D am ien Q.E. Park S.S. 197/218 Kozak, Scott Chase and Cam 208 19:48.7 Smith, Matt Q.E. Park S.S. 208/218 Shepherd. The team had won the * Q.E. Park qualified as a team: finished 33/35 Golden Horseshoe Athletic J u n io r G irls - 4 k m re s u lts Conference (G-HAC) champi 1 Kohlmeier, Aly 14:19.5 St. Patrick's 1/225 16:41.9 Matheson, Kathryn White Oaks S.S. 60/225 60 onship with six runners in the top 15 -- Kyle Jones (1), James Kozak J u n io r B o y s - 6 k m re s u lts 1 Novakowski, BradenKingston C.V.I. 17:26.0 1/228 (3), Richard Garton (3), Scott 133 21:26.9 Samuel, Scott Loyola S.S. 133/228 Chase (7), Filip Prostran (10) and 136 21:29.0 Morrison, Kyle Loyola S.S. 136/228 179 Maduri, Adam 22:19.9 179/228 Loyola S.S. Cam Shepherd (14). Q.E. Park fin 188 22:45.3 Sillius, Eric Loyola S.S. 188/228 ished tied with Notre Dame for the 192 22:51.2 Keane, Daniel Loyola S.S. 192/228 202 23:21.3 Dodds, Steven Q.E. Park S.S. 202/228 overall Halton title. * Loyola qualified as a team: finished 26/35 Complete results for all S e n io r G irls - 5 k m re s u lts Oakville athletes who made it to 15:29.6 Nukuri, Diane Saint C. Garnie 1/224 the prestigious OFSAA champi 18:38.8 Weagant, Leah Loyola S.S. 69/224 onships are listed here. S e n io r B o y s - 7 k m re s u lts To qualify, competitors had to 21 :10.8 Hortian, Adam Bluevale Ci 1/214 21:49.2 Jones, Kyle Q.E. Park S.S. 7/214 finish on one the top two teams or 23:27.8 Garton, Richard Q.E. Park S.S. 57/214 among the top three individuals 23:42.6 Kozak, James Q.E. Park S.S. 67/214 24:11.5 Chase, Scott Q.E. Park S.S. 88/214 (not already on a team) at the G141 25:12.6 Shepherd, Cam Q.E. Park S.S. 141/214 HAC meet. * Q.E. Park qualified as a team. Finished 4/33 TEAM RESULT: 1, St. Michael's College School 141; 2, Michael OUR APOLOGY P o w er/S t. Joe's 152; 3, Riverside 218; 4. Q.E. Park S.S. 219 In our recent story on the GHAC cross country championships, week, were the junior boys volleyball it should have been mentioned that Q.E. team and the junior boys football team Park competitor Steven Dodds had (tier two). In the senior game, the indeed earned a berth at OFSAA, secur Oakville representative was Oakville ing the third `individual' berth. powerhouse St. Thomas Aquinas. The MORE HIGH SC H O O L... winner moves on to the G-HAC cham ... the high school girls basketball pionship game Saturday in Hamilton championships were held yesterday with the winner moving on to OFSAA (Tuesday) but they went beyond our press deadlines. So check Friday's paper in Whitby (Nov. 28-30). ... after winning last Thursday's Gfor coverage. Burlington powerhouse HAC championship volleyball game, Nelson made the championship game in Oakville Trafalgar coach Maria Seto both junior and senior games -- against said she was hoping for a top-five rank Oakville opposition. In the junior game, ing at this week's top `AAAA OFSAA the Oakville representative was Holy championship. Well, Oakville's oldest Trinity. Oakville's newest school is high school will go into the competi making quite a name for itself in their tion, which runs Friday and Saturday in inaugural debut in sports. Winning their Hamilton, ranked number one! respective Halton championships, last D d m e QisiMiie · u u K v i i i t o e u v e r WHERE DOES THE PUCK STOP! all eyes are on the puck, including those of Marc Pinozzotto (#26) of the Oakville Blades and the Buffalo Lightning goaltender. Most of the action, however, was at the Oakville end of the rink last Friday as they lost 7-1 to the perennial bottom feeding Lightning. Blades are on a mini three-game road swing, in junior A hockey action, in Brampton Thursday, in Burlington on Friday and next Tuesday in Streetsville. Hamilton Goodale fundraiser Thursday A fundraiser for Oakville's Carol Hamilton Goodale will be held tomor row (Thursday) at the Harbour Banquet & Conference Centre, 2340 Ontario St., Oakville. Tickets are still available by purchas ing on line (see web address at end of story) or can be picked up at The Goodale Group at Century 21 Miller Realestate, 467 Speers Rd. (between Dorval & Fourth line). Cocktails are from 6-7 p.m. and the subsequent program includes dinner, dancing, music, keynote speaker and silent auction. The other way to help out, for those that can't stay the whole evening, is to participate in the silent auction which has a growing list of items. People are invited to drop in through out the early evening to make a bid on an item and to buy a cocktail, if they wish. Hamilton Goodale -- a former national basketball team star who is active in the Oakville sports communi ty through Home Court basketball which she helped found along with husband Bill Goodale -- was diag nosed with inoperable cancer this past summer. Since that time, the former basket ball star has been doing everything in her power to fight the cancer, including information gathering (at the library, on the internet and talking to cancer sur vivors) and taking measures to boost her own immune system and to reduce or eliminate as much as possible any cancer causing substances in her sys tem and in her environment. "Diet, homeopathy, naturopathy and a lot of prayer is what we're doing at this point," she said. Her measures, so far, are keeping O NO S E C U R IT Y N I. iJ K A L> E R . D E P O S IT 2002 M O D E LS Oakville Toyota We Do It Right For You! 2003 f 4 Time W inner Of The Toyota Canada President's x " P E R M O N T H FO R 4 8 M O N T H S W IT H $ 4 9 7 9 D O W N ``Pride Award LEASE FOR $29900 F o r S er v ice E x c e l l e n c e " 2003 lfcflib Siena CE *29,335 MSRP · 'Best Compact Van in Initial Quality in the U.S. Three Years in a Row* J.D. 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