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® he Blue Jays may be on Tstrike with other‘ major league players but Duane Ward was making a pitch for chilâ€" dren at the Duane Ward Celebrity Golf Tournament at the North Halton Golf and Country Club last week. Striking ballplayers help raise $18,500 for Children‘s and Youth Foundation of Halton Armed with golf clubs instead of baseball bats, Ward and more than a dozen teammates (including managâ€" er Cito Gaston) joined other celebriâ€" ties â€" including some NHL players â€" about 92 enthusiastic golfers and about 20 hard working volunteers, to raise more than $18,500 for the Children‘s and Youth Foundation of Halton. The Foundation raises money to help abused and neglected children through a variety of proâ€" grams. Those taking part not only enjoyed an exciting game of golf with the prospect of winning some fabulous prizes but they had the opportunity to meet some of their sports heroes in a relaxed and inforâ€" mal setting. "I‘ve only lent my name to one other cause,;" Ward said at the awards presentation, "and I‘m comâ€" mitted to this one because I believe in it. The children are important." He promised to host another tournament next year, an announceâ€" ment that was greeted with a round of applause from the tired but happy players in the audience. Individual prize winners were: Longest Drive â€" Tie Domi, Closest to the Pin â€" Ray Steele, Most Accurate â€" Stu Verge, and Hole # 9 special prize â€" Brad Smith. The Duane Ward Trivia Contest, posted on each hole, was won by the team of Dave Righetti, Alan Ehrenworth, Gerry and Ado Lorenzetti and Sal Bossio. The tournament winners was from C.S. Bachley Builders playing with Ed Sprague and included Scott Bachley, Rick Reininger, Mike Thompson and Steven McCutcheon. The players were each presented with original trophies designed and donated by Gary Notar of Stone Creations. The second place team from Frameworth, playing with Brad Smith included Brian Ehrenworth, Bob Lean, Ryam Black and Judy Wickware. In <third place was the Wimpey Construction team of Ed McCluskie, Otto Haenlein, Bob Bottoni and Mike Dwyer playing with Danny Cox. Under 12 boys remain on top The boys under 12 soccer reps continued to romp through Peelâ€" Halton soccer. After 12 games they sport a 12â€"0â€"3 record and stand in first place. Only three games remain in the season. Earlier in the month the team participated in the first annual Saltfleet Soccer Tournament in Stoney Creek and came home winâ€" ners with a 4â€"0 record. New golkeeper George Stojkovic and strong defensive play from Sean Freihaut, Justin Preece and Robert Fornier, held the opposition to a mere six goals. Meanwhile, the explosive attack of Michael Woloschuk, Justin Barney, Steve Vidakovic and the support of the goal scoring touch of midfielders Adam Redfern, David Peacock, Taylor Dewal and Stephan Oluwole propelled Oakville to 28 goals. UNDER 10 BOYS The Oakville under 10 boys socâ€" cer reps continued their quality play in winning their Peelâ€"Halton quarâ€" terfinal Cup match 5â€"3 over Dixie. The win, and a 6â€"2 win over Bolton, extended their unbeaten streak to 13. The Lightning started slowly against Dixie but improved as the weather worsened. After some key saves by keeper Rob Stein to keep Oakville in the game, the Lightning got even with Mark Misiak‘s goal from a corner kick. Oakville never trailed after that. Peter Kuchta and Lee Bekker found the range in the first half, while Mike Montano and David Silva scored in the second half. Draggy Stojkovic, Mike De Vaal, Mike Venditti and Steve Marinic were stellar on the Lightning‘s defence. Oakville‘s next opponent will be Mississauga in the semifinals. Attack support was supplied by Hisey, Silva, Kutcha, Montano and Sosh Binczak. * Against Bolton, Oakville‘s attack was led by Charlie Riddell who netâ€" ted a year high four goals. Other Marksmen were Rob Hisey and Lee Bekker. Good efforts were put forth on defence by De Vaal, Stojkovic and Cesco Catalano. Soccer Rep Report Walt Elliot and Bettyâ€"Anne Millar, of the Children‘s and Youth Foundation of Halton and Oakville relief pitcher Duane Ward were vleased with the final total for the golf tournament. CANADA‘S SLEEP GALLERY â€" YOUR ONEâ€"STOP SIMMONS CENTRE HOURS OAKV[LLE/MISS[SSAUQA monâ€"m e MISSISSAUGA _ fi/_l_ST T3 FREE MATTRESS REMOVAL â€" SET UP PREâ€"ARRANGED 2520 BRISTOL CIRCLE BETWEEN WINSTON CHURCHILL #403 OFF DUNDAS BEHIND AIKENHEAD‘S SUNDAY 12â€"6 TUES WED OPEN 10â€"7 10â€"9 SATURDAY lery. Ask store for details * Covered by most dental companies * Processed by our staff for your convenience! Coach Nick Santini never gave up on them. The Oakville Blues under 12 B reps finally won their first game, 5â€"4 over Mississauga, after many disappointments and close calls. Gavin Carr led the way with a hat trick while James Alejandre had a pair. Oakville was losing 3â€"1 at halftime but roared back for the win. Team manager John Parker said every member of the team beamed, overjoyed to finally get the monkey off their backs. First win tastes sweet for under 12 B reps 1862 DUNDAS ST. SOUTH SIDE OF DUNDAS ST BETWEEN 427 DIXIE QUEENSWAY 5353 Lakeshore Rd., Burlington 905 @639 @1597 *Also, FULL DENTURES PARTIAL PLATES FOR THOSE WHO FORGOT T MOUTHGUARDS LAST SEASON! INTERAC DIRECT PAYMENT August 24, 1994