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U4 ONTARIO PROVINCIAL JUNIOR A HOCKEY LEAGUE THE OAKVILLE BEAVER GP W L 3 4 5 T 4 3 4 3 OTL GF 76 87 82 85 92 90 97 63 58 71 GA 60 65 71 PTS 29 25 24 24 23 22 20 13 12 10 GAA 3.00 3.61 3.74 4.30 3.75 4.17 4.86 4.17 4.53 5.26 PIM Wednesday, November 8, 2000 WEST CONF. BRAMPTON MILTON BUFFALO HAMILTON GEORGETOWN MISSISSAUGA STREETSVILLE BRAMALEA BURLINGTON OAKVILLE * 20 18 19 12 II 20 20 18 10 10 10 9 9 5 4 3 6 7 5 21 18 19 19 10 10 1 1 12 2 1 2 2 4 3 1 0 0 1 1 3 22.11 21.99 22.89 32.95 20.94 21.65 Oakville Rangers schedule Here's the upcoming Oakville Rangers rep teams WEDNESDAY schedule for FRIDAY . Sports Board Oakville Little League Baseball registration for the 2001 spring/summer season will conclude this Saturday (Nov. 11), 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at White Oaks Secondary School, 1330 Montclair Drive. For more information, call 827-1831. The Oakville Girls Softball Association reg istration for the 2001 spring/summer season will conclude this Saturday (Nov. 11), 9-11 a.m. at White Oaks Secondary School. House, select and rep programs for girls, ages 6-19. For mote info, phone 825-5848. The Oakville Minor Baseball Association will hold its registration for the 2001 spring/sum mer season over the next two Saturdays (Nov. 11/18), 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Registration for this Saturday (Nov. 11) will be held at Iroquois Ridge High School, 1123 Glenashton Drive. Registration for next Saturday (Nov. 18) will be held at the OMBA clubhouse, 2530 Speers Road, Unit 10. For mote info, call 847-5545, ext. 10 or visit the website, www.eteam.com/omba/ Glen Eden Ski and Snowboard Centre want you to start thinking about winter now. The centre features modem facilities, 12 slopes, a half and quarter pipe, lesson programs for all ages and abilities, a huge fleet of ski and snowboard rental equipment, and night skiing. Glen Eden makes family skiing affordable with its season pass A 10 per cent saving is being offered pass purchases made before Nov. 15. Visit Glen Eden's website for prices, details and a pass purchase form. The website also has the lesson program schedule which is updated regularly to indicate which programs are sold out. Call 878-8455 or log on at www.gleneden.on.ca. The Milton Heights racing club, which skis out o f Glen Eden, is gearing up for the upcoming season. The regular travel leagues are back this year, including ... · Nancy Greene/Mackenzie Leagues (6 to 13 years); · Hershey Alpine League (14 to 19 years); · Masters adult ski racing (20 years to 80 +yrs); · and snowboard racing (7 to 19 years) As well, new this year, the club will offer both adult and youth house league racing (non travel ling teams) for recreational purposes. For further information please contact Lin Leeson by phone at (905) 336-5382 or email enquiries to Stephenleeson@hotmail.com. Also, check out the web site for more info at www.miltonheights.com Oakville typically has the biggest representa tion from within the membership, followed by Burlington. Do you know someone who should be Canadian Tire's athlete of the week in the Oakville Beaver? The feature, brought to you by Canadian Tire (at the Upper Oakville Shopping Centre on Upper Middle Road at 8th Line and at Oaktown Shopping Plaza at 550 KetT Street), highlights the accomplishments of our local athletes right from grass roots entry level to elite national and inter national. A photo and short summary is helpful (just in case we do not have it in our backfiles). Selected athletes can then pick up their gift certificates at one of the above mentioned Canadian Tire outlets. 86 75 75 (at River Oaks B) 6:30 p.m., peewee AAA vs Guelph 8:15 p.m., peewee A vs Burlington SATURDAY (at Oakville Arena) 6:30 p.m., minor peewee AAA vs Guelph 8 p.m., midget AAA vs Guelph 0 1 0 1 102 75 20.68 15.97 21.16 29.98 86 100 (at Maplegrove) 6:30 p.m., atom A vs Hespeler THURSDAY (at Oakville Arena) 3 p.m., minor novice AAA vs Burlington 4:20 p.m., minor atom AAA vs Guelph 5:40 p.m., minor atom AA vs Georgetown 7 p.m., peewee AA vs Guelph 8:20 p.m., minor bantam AA vs Ancaster does not include Tuesday night's games UPCOMING BLADES GAME Friday, Nov. 10, 7:45 p.m., Georgetown at OAKVILLE Friday, Nov. 12, 7 p.m., Milton at OAKVILLE (Oakville Blades games are played at Ice Sports Oakville) RECENT BLADES RESULTS Friday, Nov. 3: Milton 9, OAKVILLE 3. (at Oakville Arena) 7 p.m., minor peewee AA vs Ancaster (at River Oaks A) 6:40 p.m., minor atom A vs Hespeler 8 p.m., bantam AA vs Flamborough (at Glen Abbey) 7 p.m., atom AAA vs Grey-Bruce REGION OF HALTON and CONSERVATION HALTON NOTICE OF FILING OF THE BURLOAK WATERFRONT PARK SHORELINE EROSION MANAGEMENT AND REMEDIATION CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT Conservation Halton and the Regional Municipality of Halton have now completed the Environmental Study Report (ESR) for remedial erosion control works on the shoreline of the Burloak Waterfront Park, located south of Lakeshore Road between Hampton Heath Road in the City of Burlington and just east of Burloak Drive in the Town of Oakville. As described in the ESR, the preferred solution involves constructing erosion protection works consisting of armourstone revetments, groynes, a shore connected breakwater, a detached breakwater, islands to shelter the natural bluffs, and the enhancement of shingle beaches. The ESR was prepared in accordance with the Class Environmental Assessment for Remedial Flood and Erosion Control projects approved for projects of this type. Interested persons are invited to review the Environmental Study Report during normal office hours at the following locations: Conservation Halton: 2596 Britannia Road West, R. R. # 2 Milton, Ontario L9T 2X6, Fax:905-336-7014 Phone: 905-336-1158, ext. 234 Region of Halton: Planning and Public Works Department, and Office of the Regional Clerk 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville, Ontario Phone: 905-825-6161, ext. 7206 City of Burlington: City Clerk's Office 426 Brant Street, Burlington, Ontario Town of Oakville: Town Clerk's Office 1225 Trafalgar Road, Oakville, Ontario A new rep team Thunders into tow n Oakville's newest rep team is neither a soccer nor a hock ey team but they hope to enjoy the same success. The Oakville Thunder are a brand new midget girls vol leyball team competing in the very com petitive Ontario Volleyball Association system. This new team is com prised o f 15 girls, in grades 9 and 10, and currently include 13 from St. Thom as Aquinas and two from Oakville Trafalgar high schools. The team has been practising since the beginning o f September but many o f the players have been com peting either together or against each other since elementary school. This new edition to the OVA turned a few heads this past weekend as they com peted qver the O c t 28-29 weekend in the Provincial Cup in Waterdown. As a new team, the Thunder entered the tourney seeded 10th out o f 10 teams but it didn't take long to see they were under ranked. The Thunder began the day by handing #2 seed Peel Selects `85 two straight losses. They then went on to post victories over Burlington Blaze (#3 seed), Thistletown and Waterdown. By this point, people had begun to notice the new kids on the block. The Thunder received a bye into the quarterfinals and met Peel Selects `86 in the semis, walking away with a convinc ing 2-0 victory. Their roll was finally stopped in the cham pionship m atch as they bowed 2-0 (25-23, 25-16) to Georgetown Impact, last year's bantam champs). Finishing second means the Thunder will com pete in the tier one division of their next tournament, facing even m ore o f the best teams in Ontario and that is exactly where their coaches want them to be. `T o become the best you have to beat the best," said coach Peter Szpakowski. "At the same tim e w a don't think anyone will be taking us lightly or ranking usM st anymore. "We've got a lot o f talent and some hard working girls." Written comments may be provided by December 28,2000, to the CAO/Secretary-Treasurer, Conservation Halton, at the above address. If any individual feels that serious environmental concerns remain unresolved after discussion with Conservation Halton and Region of Halton staff, it is their right to request that the project be "bumped-up" by the Minister of the Environment to an individual Environmental Assessment. Any request to change the status of the project from a Class to an individual Environmental Assessment must be received by the Minister at the address below by December 28,2000, with a copy sent to Conservation Halton. The Hon. Dan Newman Minister of the Environment 15tt Floor, 135 S t Clair Avenue West Toronto, Ontario M4V 1P5 If by December 28, 2000, the Minister of the Environment has not received any requests to change the status of the project to an individual EA, the project is approved and Conservation Halton and the Region of Halton intend, subject to receipt of necessary approvals and funding, to proceed with the construction of this project Still undefeated in league play The Oakville H ornets Peewee BB team sponsored by CIBC and Telus Mobility remained undefeated in league play this week by posting a tie and a win. The Hornets could only manage a 1-1 tie when they travelled to Acton to play Halton Hills. Scoring for Oakville was Amanda Cicchini, assisted by Allison Thompson. At home against Stouffville Rachel Vallance was unstoppable, collecting 4 goals and 4 assists in an 8 - 0 win. Also adding points were Roxanne Johnson (1 goal 6 assists), Danielle Bernier (3 goals, 1 assist) and Traci Galbraith (1 assist). This Notice issued on November 8, 2000. £ y > -a.. U^lsaouni / l iJizt&iLoz <W aUouse CORRECTION NOTICE y f i^ V l invites you to Joe Clark Rally m eet come celebrate Christmas Clt OUT QJUlUOl " rtS O Joe Clark customers] t.storesuipritts fttoffe , Leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada A n d y o u r H a lto n C a n d id a tes Rick Byers, Stephen Collinson, Tom Kilmer, Gerry Aggus T h e re is an error in our Big Sixty Flyer that appears in today's paper. T h e York 3000 Pow er Station G ym should have stated "does not include w eights". National Sports apologizes for any inconvenience this m ay have caused. Friday, November Friday, November 10 · 10am · 9pm 4 1 5 5 FARVEW S I U N IT 1 6 (BEHND DAIRY Q U E N ) 10, 2 0 0 0 6 :3 0 to 8 :0 0 634DIDW (3439) 0 3 Q E W . j 55 H 2 c = 1 a > to m ££ t o &F airviewS t. * Burlington Convention Centre 1120 Burloak Dr. (Just north of the QEW) ·Authorized by the official agent for the Rick Byers campaign. AT S3 pleby LI Devotional Gatherings A ll are welcome to attend Devotional Gatherings sponsored by the Baha'i Community o f Oalcville to be held a t the Central Library in Program Room 5 (120 Navy S treet) a t 6 f>0 p.m. on the following dates: November 8, 2 00 0 fo r World U nity January I f, 2001 fo r the Elimination o f Prejudice February 7,2001 fo r the Protection o f Mankind March 7, 2001 on Equality o f Rights A pril 13, 2001 fo r Forgveness May 1 6 , 2001 fo r the Family For more information phone (^05) or (705) 84rf-f680 SCHOOL CLOSURE STUDY COMMITTEE Queen Elizabeth Park School According to Board Policy 7000-21, the Halton District School Board "School/Area Study Committee" will respect to the Queen Elizabeth Park School has set out a recommendation as a result of a study of accommodation needs in this area. The recommendation is contained in Report 00165, presented to the Board for information on November 1, 2000. This recommendation will come before the Board for action at the Board Meeting of Wednesday, November 15, 2000. In accordance with Board Policy, the recommendation is printed here for the information of community members and the public. Copies of the report are available through your public school, on the Board's website at www.haltondsb.on.ca or by contacting the J.W. Singleton Education Centre, 2050 Guelph Line, Burlington, ON L7R 3Z2. Recommendation - W e make weight loss easy! Medically supervised weight loss & counselling services. We consume too many bohydrates, let us show you how moderation is the key to a healthy weight loss and untenance, without replacing carbs with unhealthy fats. Medically Supervised Weight Loss & Counselling Services Be it resolved; · THAT Queen Elizabeth Park School close effective June 30, 2004; · THAT a 900 student place high school be constructed on the Board-owned site in the area known as Glen Abbey to be opened for September 1, 2004 to provide regular English programming for Grades 9 to graduation; · THAT the new high school accommodate all Grade 9 to graduation students residing in Northwest Oakville between Highway #5 and the Q.E.W ("West Oak Trails") until the second high school, recommended for Northwest Oakville by the Capital strategic Plan to open in 2008, is built; · THAT, no later than September 1,2004, French Immersion programs for Grades 9 to graduation, for all students residing in West Oakville, be accommodated at T.A. Blakelock High School. · THAT a Transition/Integration Committee be established in January 2001, (as per Motion MOO-0172) to consider and make specific recommendations, in addition to those required by Policy 7000-21, with respect to the following: · The transition of Grade 9 to graduation students from Q.E. Park School to the new high school or T.A. Blakelock High School. · The accommodation/transition of Grade 7 and 8 regular program students who are currently designated to attend Q.E. Park School. · The accommodation/transition of Grade 7 and 8 French Immersion program students who are currently desginated to attend Q.E. Park School. 581 Argus Rd. Suite 202, Oakville Halton District School Board 2050 Guelph Line, Burlington, ON L7R 3Z2 (905)335-3663 (905)842-3014 (905) 878-8451 Fax; (905) 335-9802 www.haltonsb.on.ca Ethel Gardiner, Chair o f the Board Dusty Papke, Director o f Education clinic i 338-7227 i i I