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41 Friday , O ctober 29, 2010 O A KVILLE BEA V ER w w w .o akvillebeaver .co m The Oakville atom AA Hornets recently won the Oakville Hornets Harvest Classic tournament championship, continuing a strong showing in its preseason girls hockey schedule. Oakville outscored Brampton, Kanata and Waterloo by a combined 13-1 count in round- robin play, then defeated Kanata 4-0 in the semifinals and Brampton 6-2 in the champi- onship game. The tournament win concluded an impressive 10-1-3 performance in preseason play. Members of the team are Kaitlyn Booth, Kenedy Choma, Mary Corby, Drew Gordon, Megan Foster, Logan Hackett, Madeline Hayes, Julia McDonnell, Karley Merkley, Claire Mills, Sydney Morrison, Miranda Snable, Emma Thompson, Catherine Trevors, Rebecca Vanstone, Courtney Wilson, Madeleine Clapham and Megan Foster. The team is coached by Gerry Hackett, Kevin Gordon, Steven Hayes and Mike Choma. Atom AA Hornets win Harvest gold The Oakville atom AA Hornets won the recent Oakville Hornets Harvest Classic tournament. Cann impressing with CHLs Oilers Oakvilles Trevor Cann was named the Central Hockey League goalie of the week. The Tulsa Oilers netminder began his sec- ond pro season by stopping 24 shots in a 4-3 win over the Wichita Thunder and followed that up with a 35-save performance in a 4-1 victory in the second game of a home-and- home with Wichita. A second-round draft pick of the Colorado Avalanche in 2007, Cann split last year between Tulsa, where he went 11-6-1 with a 2.81 average and .915 save percentage, and the Lake Erie Monsters of the American Hockey League. The 21-year-old had a 3-6-1 record in the AHL, with one shutout, a 3.58 average and .884 save percentage. www.WeePiggies.com Tel: 905-825-8731 Email: oakville@weepiggies.com and you will receive a voucher for Call 905-632-4440 to place your announcement of your babys precious hand or footprint ($25.00 value) compliments of: White Oaks Secondary School Proudly Presents CRAFTSTOCK Our second Annual Craft Show in which over 90 of our finest Community Artisans of- fer their crafts for sale. The Holiday Season will soon be upon us so plan to make this your first stop. Sat. November 6th, the doors open at 9am and will close at 3pm. Arrive early and enjoy our collection of unique gift Items that our 1000 visitors discovered last year. Free Admission. Join us at White Oaks Secondary School 1330 Montclair Dr., Oakville.See you there! JOSHUA CREEK GARAGE SALE Sat. Oct 30, 8am - 2pm 2369 Hertfordshire Way Telescope, tools, unique decor items, lamps, camping gear, electronics, patio furniture & treasures too scary to mention! My wife has great taste so we have some really good stuff! Time to finish the basement-- but we have to empty it first! OAKVILLE GARAGE SALE Sat Oct 30 9am to 2pm 1175 Old Abby Lane Books; teen & adult, clothing, electronics & electrical's, house- hold items, & more !!! OAKVILLE MOVING SALE Sat Oct 30 10am-2pm 2395 Woodstock Trail Dining buffet, server, offi ce, basic dish- washer, dining chairs OAKVILLE GARAGE SALE Sat Oct 30 8am to Noon 304 Reynolds Street (Across from Hospital) Antique's & Stuff OAKVILLE MOVING SALE Saturday October 30 8am-Noon 305 Sabel Street Downsizing MAINWAY SPORTS TEAM & BIRTHDAY PARTIES Serving Halton for over 18 years Ball Hockey Rinks Batting Cages Indoor Beach Volleyball Dinner Packages Call 905-335-8520 www.mainwaysports.com Do You have a Desire to Stop Drinking? Contact Alcoholics Anonymous We Can Help www.alcoholicsanonymousdistrict19.com 905-631-8784 lLifetimes / MilestonesUpco ing Events lLifetimes / MilestonesSupport Groups garage salescommunity notices