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D6 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, May 24, 2000 Dessaulles looking at Canadian university for the fall (Continued from page D1) against them was som ething I will always rem em ber." C anada's ju n io r rugby program , still in its growth stages, is behind European nations in team cohesive ness because players have not had a chance to com pete together long enough. "The European countries get started playing rugby when the kids are little," he said. "Then they compete together for their nation on the U nder-16, U nder-18 and U nder-19 teams. They've been playing together for years and our team was put together a couple of weeks in advance of the world tournament." Dessaulles, who has been elected valedictorian for his school year by his peers and boasts an 88 per cent acade mic average, has received interest from American universities offering scholarships. However, he intends to do his post-secondary education in Canada. "I'm looking at Western, M cMaster or McGill," he said. "I don't want to go to the U.S. because if you get seri ously injured you can lose your schol arship and in the early days a lot of time is spent on the practice squad." Dessaulles is confident in OTHS's chances for a 30th consecutive Halton championship, but he's far from ready to pronounce his team the winner. "We respect the Notre Dame rugby program and expect to have a very com petitive gam e," he said. "I'm looking forward to the game." Coyotes improve to 3 -2 The Oakville Coyotes improved their record to 3-2 in major junior A roller hockey action last Wednesday with a 10-8 win over the Kitchener Roller Rats. The team 's depth is really begin ning to show. "We have a great balance this year," stated Ron Piercey who co coaches the team along with Ed Kirsten. "You can put out any o f our three lines and something good is going to happen, and as insurance we are backed up by two great goalies." On Wednesday night in Kitchener the team was led by Dan Bognar with 4 goals and Captain Jeff Elia who scored once and set up another five. Bognar or Boogie as his team mates call him was in the Kitchener goalie's face all night, and scored the prettiest goal o f the night on his patented backhand over the shoulder of the Roller Rat goalie right under the cross bar. "He told me he works on that shot all the time" commented Elia. "That shot takes off in a hurry. It is going to cause goalies fits this season." Elia him self had a great night, pouncing on a perfect feed from Shawn Snider and setting up another five. Strong play was also turned in by goalie Ryan Miehm, M ike Tarantino who scored two and was in on three others, Shawn Snider who collected his team leading 10th goal o f the sea son along with two helpers, and Stu M acCrimmon and Ryan Fitzsimmons each with a goal and an assist. The Coyotes next home game is Friday June 2nd at 7:30 p.m . at Oakville Arena against the Brantford Thunderhawks. M eanw hile, th e y 're busy this weekend -- in Hamilton on Friday night and at the leag u e's second showcase tourney this Saturday in M ississauga. It's like w e equipped your w ith a side-impact a irb a g / too N e w B e e tle G LS Comes equipped with A /C , an anti-theft alarm and a 6-speaker stereo system. Boy, we're really looking after you, huh? Visit your local dealer today and take a test drive. s2 9 9 V m o . 36 month lease $2,285 due at signing (plus 1st mo. pay., sec. dep., PDI, ins., lie. and taxes) Drivers wanted.' ` O ffer applies to a 3 6m on lh lease for a 2 0 0 0 N e w Beetle GLS 5-speed and includes freight. $ 2 ,2 8 5 down payment, $ 2 9 8 .8 9 first month's paym ent and refundable security deposit $ 4 5 0 required at time o f transaction. PDI, insurance, license, and applicable taxes extra. M onthly payments total $ 1 0 7 6 0 .0 4 . Lessee responsible for insurance. A t lease end, lessee responsible for $ 0 .1 0 /km over 6 0 ,0 0 0 km, for dam age and excessive wear. Requires V W Credit C anada, Inc. approval and dealer participation. Dealer may lease for less. Lease rate is based on an annual interest rate of 9.0% . See dealer for full details and purchase option. O ffer ends June 3 0,2 00 0. Supplies are limited. C 2 0 0 0 Volkswagen. Oakville Volkswagen 557 Kerr Street Oakville (905) 844-3285 The Oakville Aquatic Club is hosting a car wash this Saturday instructors, will be Link's for Women's head teaching professional. (May 27), in conjunction with the Armor-All National Car Wash Women interested in participating can register by calling the Day, and it's about time. Powerpoint Group at 416-923-1688 in Toronto or 1-800-354Literally. 3303. All participants will receive a gift bag valued at The club is thrilled that the town is including a com SoortsBoard over $100, containing a designer golf windshirt, a com petitive calibre eight lane, 25m pool in the new Iroquois plementary one-year ScoreGolf for Women magazine Ridge rec centre that will open next summer. So much so that the subscription, a sleeve of golf balls, and much more. club, which boasts international calibre athletes, has taken upon itself to provide a state of the art competitive calibre timing sys Canada's national volleyball team caught the world by surprise tem, complete with computer and touch pads. with their good start out of the gates in last year's world league of The cost, said Susan Fraser who handles publicity for the club, volleyball. starts at upwards of $50,000. And they'll hope to build up similar momentum as they kick The car wash takes place at the Canadian Tire parking lot on off the season this Friday and Saturday (May 26/27) in Moncton Upper Middle Road and Eighth Line from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. with a double-bill against Argentina. Oakville's David Kantor, a Blakelock grad who went on to The Burloak Canoe Club, with its stable of provincial, nation have a stellar career at Queen's University, has again been named al and Olympic-calibre athletes is also very much a grass roots to the team. club with a social aspect. New members are always welcome and the club has a full pro Canada's Olympic swim trials are on tap all next week gram for youth, teens, adult and master. (Sunday, May 28 through to Sunday, June 4, and Oakville has sev The club is holding another registration and open house on eral athletes involved. Saturday, May 28, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Andrew Hurd, a 17-year-old Grade 12 Oakville Trafalgar , Come down to the clubhouse on Water Street in Oakville and High School student, who swims out of the Mississauga Aquatic learn more about the sport of sprint canoeing. Club, has won the 1500 metre honours at the last two national championships, and he'll be looking to seal a spot in Sydney. On Saturday, May 28, the Crusader Rugby Club is away to The Oakville Aquatic Club has no less than six hopefuls. the Toronto Irish (three teams). The women's side will be compet Anna Lydall captured a bronze medal on Canada's relay team ing in a Brampton tourney that day. at the prestigious Pan Pacific meet last summer and finished fifth at a World Cup event (in 50m freestyle) in Edmonton in the fall. Women golfers in the Greater Toronto Area will soon have an Julia Pomeroy won a national 50 metre breast stroke title last opportunity to participate in a full day of golf instruction, play, and summer. socializing when SCOREGolf and the Powerpoint Group present Other competitors who have earned their way to the Canadian Links For Women. Olympic trials are Sandy Henderson, Christina Kubacki, Designed specifically for women, .the instructional program Bryson Tan and Kate Plyley. will run for 12 Fridays from May 26th to September 15th at The Oakville Dolphin Swim Club will also be well represent RattleSnake Point Golf Club. ed by Craig Ross and Craig Lund. Shelley Woolner, recognized as one of Canada s leading golf Good luck! Deaths BONNER, Elsie Marie - At Oakville Lifecare Centre, Monday, May 2 2 ,2 0 0 0 at the age of 90. Beloved wife of the late Eugene. Loving mother of Joan and Donna of Halifax. Cherished grand mother of Tracey, Casey, Patti, Shaka, Augy and Tanyka. Will also be missed by her nine great grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Long time resident of Oakville and member of the St. John's United Church and loved by many. Special thanks to the staff at Oakville Lifecare Centre, where the Bonners have called home tor the past ten years. Special thanks also to Dr. McDowell. Her loving and kindness will always be remembered. A Funeral Service will be held at the Oakview Funeral Home Chapel, 56 Lakeshore Road West (one block east of Kerr St.) Oakville on Wednesday May 24, 2000 at 12 noon. Visitation one hour prior. Interment Trafalgar Lawn Cemetery. Deaths KING, Christopher - At his hom e on Monday, M ay 22, 20 00, Christopher King of W aterdown in his 13th year, Cherished son of Janinne and Bradley. D ear brother of Ashley and Amber-Lyn. Loved grandson of D onna and Barry King of W aterdown and Marilyn March and Ron Hebbard of Burlington. N ep h ew of S tephani of Hamilton and Darren of Windsor. Also sur vived by m any great aunts, uncles and cousins. Christopher w as a m em ber of the Flamborough Hockey Association and the Burlington Chito-Ryu Karate Club. Friends will be received Thursday evening 7 - 9 Pm at G R A C E A N G LIC A N C H U R C H , 157 Mill St., W aterdown w here Funeral Service will be held on Friday, M ay 26th at 1 :30 p.m. C rem ation. If desired as an expression of sym p ath y donations in Christopher's M em ory m ay be m ade to the Canadian C a n c e r Society. (A rrangem ents by K itchin g-S teepe Funeral H om e, W aterdown, 6 8 9-48 52). In M emoriams Zilio, Antonio - In loving m emory of my husband who passed aw ay May 25, 1978 And while he lies in peaceful sleep His memory w e shall always keep Tender Tender INVITATION TO BID BIDS for services listed below will be received until May 31,2000 Contract commencing June 7, 2000 Work consists of delivering to our carriers, newspapers, flyers, cata logues and other products to specific drop locations in Oakville. Work to be completed within specific time periods. with love from Yolanda and family Funeral Directors ( i §} O a k v ie w FUNERAL H O M E Tender packages are available at the Circulation Department of The Oakville Beaver 467 Speers Rd., Oakville O Our family serving your family a k v ie w FU N E R A L H O M E 56 LAKESHORE ROAD WEST OAKVILLE Funeral Directors · Don Clarke ·Gregory Sidora ·Tina Quenneville ·John Murphy · Patrick McDerm ott NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! CRAIG Susan A. (nee Portt) Passed away peacefully at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital in Burlington on Saturday, May 20th after a long illness. To be remembered forever by her family: children Jessica, Andrew, and Cassandra, father to Jessica and Andrew, Bill Craig, her mother Freda, her late father Alvin, brothers Stuart and Madin, as well as her aunts and uncles, her many cousins, and com panion Bevon Beauchamp. A good friend to many, Susan lost her battle with cancer at the age of 33. But her kindness and generosity will live on in those who knew her, and keep her in their memories, and in their hearts. A special thanks to the staff at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital for their kind words and care. Funeral service at Kopriva Taylor, 64 Lakeshore Rd. West in Oakville on Wednesday, May 24th, at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to a trust fund for Susan's children at the TD branch in Bronte; details to be provided at the funer al home. MCCARTHY, Douglas (Terry) - After a brief ill ness at the Credit Valley Hospital on Tuesday, May 23,2000, in his 67th year. Beloved husband of Hetty. Dearest father of Debra and Tracey, and friend to pal Gary. Loving Poppy to Megan, Hayley, Melissa, Thomas and Jason. Friends may call at the D0DSW0RTH & BROWN Funeral Home, BURLINGTON CHAPEL, 2241 New Street (at Drury Lane), Burlington (637-5233) on Thursday from 7-9 p.m. and on Friday from 12 noon until the time of the Funeral Service in the Chapel at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donation made to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family. 842-2252 FamilyServices_______ A lco h o lics Anonym ous If you drink, that's your business If you want to quit, That's Ours! (416) 487-5591 (905) 631-8784 four Years + Hard Work = Proud Parents You've got a right to be of your children's accomplishments whether it's a Elementary, Secondary School, University or School - let them know with a graduation announcement. SCHAUBEL, Glenn Ronald - At Shannonville, HERON, Paul Victor - Bom M arch 2nd, 19 08 in Paris, France. Inventor, Automotive E ng ineer and Citizen of C an ad a . Died peacefully in his sleep on Friday morning M ay 19, 2 0 0 0 . Survived by his loving wife, M ary Pickering (H am m er) Heron; his three d e a r children: "Chuck" and his wife K ath lee n , Bill an d his wife Jinny, S uzan ne and her husband Dolf, and eight wonderful grandchildren who call him "G ra n d p e re "; also, a d evoted niece, Victoria H eftier and her husband Peter P enz, both of whom are teaching at York University, Toronto. C rem ation and private funeral arrangem ents for th e im m ediate fam ily h ave been entrusted to Kopriva Taylor C om m unity F u neral H o m e of Oakville. P LE A S E N O F L O W E R S . As a sympathetic gesture to M ary and his chil dren , an yo n e wishing to honour Paul m ay m ake m emorial contributions to the Victorian O rder of Nurses (V O N ), Halton B ranch, 2 3 7 0 S p e e rs R o a d , O ak ville , Ontario L6L 5 M 2 or to a charity of your choice. on Sunday, May 2 1,2000 while living his dream, Glenn Ronald Schaubel, beloved son of Ron and Nancy, dear brother of Terry and Alan, and loved grandson of Hazel A. Marett. Predeceased by sister Caroline Elizabeth Schaubel. Visitation at. the Kopriva Taylor Community Funeral Home, 64 Lakeshore Road West, Oakville from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral Service 11:00 a . m . Thursday, May 25, 2000 at St. Paul's United Church, 454 Rebecca Street, Oakville. Those who wish may make memorial contributions to The Lions Foundation of Canada on behalf of Canine Vision Canada, P.0. Box 907, Oakville, Ontario, L6J 5E8. Thanks be to the Lord. Legal Notice__________ NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of Patricia Jane Kadoke All claims against the Estate of PATRICIA JANE KA DOKE, late of the Town o( Oakville, in the Regional Municipality of Halton, deceased, who died on or about the 26th day of January, 2000, must be filed with the undersigned personal representative on or before June 14, 2000, after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which the Estate Trustee then shall have notice. Dated at the Town of Oakville , this 17th day of May, WAGNER, Ingrid - Passed aw ay totally unexpectedly on Sunday, May 21, 2 0 0 0 at her hom e. Beloved wife of Bill. Loving mother of Belinda and Patrick. D ear sister of G eorge, M argreet and Janie. No visita tion. N o flowers. Crem ation has taken place. 2000. KATHRYN S. NAUMETZ, ESATE TRUSTEE, 263 CHURCH STREET OAKVILLE, ONTARIO L6J 1N7 in the Oakville Beaver Classified Department