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14 - The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Sunday November 18, 2001 Ridge worried going into fourth quarter (Continued from page 13) ENDERVAUE E questrian C om plex «l > ULTIMATE LEASE PROGRAM Enjoy the benefits o f horse ownership "H L l horses! ftR R |W * 6 without the hassles. Ride 3 times per week in Ontario's Premier World Class Facility on a horse that is matched to your current ability. The monthly all-inclusive fee includes professional lessons (4 per month average) and all costs associated with the horses upkeep. Call Rick Ribble or Joanne Colville. NOW ACCEPTING APPUCAT10NS ------------ -------------- -----------hwy a* I u iu iao *tnc j . . Ron Kuzyk · O akville B eaver The Red Devils' Pat Bakker is tackled by the Ridge's Brian Fleshman (#11)., The Milton Heights Racing Club is now accepting registrations in all pro grams. SNOWBOARD Snowboard racing ages 7 -1 9 (new this year, optional boarder cross ). onship game with undefeated 7-0 records. It was a game of momentum with Iroquois Ridge scoring the first 15 points, Oakville Trafalgar the next 18 points and then the Ridge closing out with 21 unan swered fourth quarter points. "Hardest game we played all season," said Clark Thomas who also scored a rush ing touchdown besides the aick play touchdown reception. "Both teams came out strong. O.T.'s a great team, good program, and they're a team to be reckoned with in the future." And they "definitely" had the Ridge worried going into the final quarter of the season. But just like they did in an even bigger comeback 47-14 win against Milton in last week's semifinal, the Ridge "picked it up" in the fourth quarter. "We played our game. The defence came out strong and same with the offence." Besides Clark Thomas's two touch downs, Mark Peric also had two touch down receptions, both of the long bomb variety. It was actually the Ridge defence that started off the scoring in the first quarter with Nick Crease returning an interception. For Oakville Trafalgar, majors were scored by quarterback Drew MacArthur and Pat Bakker. Dave Peacock, who had a great kicking game, booted a 42-yard field "You have to give them (Ridge) cred it," said O .T coach D'Alesio. "They played a great game. I think we could have won if we had played mistake free. But we didn't." Mackenzie League, ages 11-13 Hershey Alpine League, ages 14-19 Masters Adult League, 20 + For registration and club information please contact Lin Leeson at 905-3365382 or fax 905-336-0042 _____________________1 ____ 2 A SK US ABO UT: . MILTON I j ~ X *5S? HXC. m nt BURLINGTON s« - 1 1wvtoM kto OAKVILLE oi*. f · Weddings · Corporate Functions · Sponsorship Packages Milton Heights Racing Club provides both rep and rec programs at Glen Eden in Milton SKI RACING (House league) Junior house league, ages 6 -1 2 Adult house league, ages 18 + (Competitive) Nancy Greene League, ages 7 -1 0 5 2 4 4 - # 1 S id e r o a d , M ilto n 9 0 5 -8 2 7 -2 2 3 4 Just north o f H w y . #5 a n d 4 0 7 , w e s t o ff T rem a in e R o a d CCAC An Update to the Community from the Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) of Halton families, our service providers and our staff as well as other community organizations. The decision to approve these service reductions has not been undertaken lightly HALTON The Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) of Halton provides quality services for home care, referrals to nursing homes and health information to Halton residents. A ccre d ita tio n In addition to the positive feedback received from our clients, the CCAC of Halton is pleased to announce that we recently received a three-year accreditation award from the Canadian Council on Health Services Accreditation (CCHSA). The CCAC of Halton's performance was assessed by CCHSA surveyors, against nationally developed standards. The surveyors reported that, "the CCAC of Halton is very client focused and has a strong commitment to continually improving the quality of service they deliver to their clients." The Board of Directors wishes to thank our clients, their families, our service providers and our staff for their assistance and support during our recent Accreditation process. S e rv ice Update The CCAC of Halton has been working diligently in an attempt to continue to provide services to all eligible residents of Halton. However, our funding levels from the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care have not kept pace with the ever-increasing demands for our services. This has resulted in service reductions for some of our current clients, the implementation of wait lists for all of our services, and changes within the organization. We regret the stress and hardship this has caused our clients, their S e rvice Quality Although it has been necessary to reduce the level of services provided to our community at this time, the quality of services remains high, as evidenced by the results of our recent Client Satisfaction Survey. Of those clients interviewed: - 95% rated the overall services as excellent or good - 97% would recommend CCAC services to a family member or friend - 96% felt that their home care services allow them to stay as independent as possible. Phone Numbers: (905)639-5228 or toll free: 440 Elizabeth St., 4th Floor, Burlington Visit our website: Telephone Inquiries: 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. daily Office Hours (open to the public): 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. (Monday - Friday) 7 days a week 1-800-810-0000 www.ccac-halton.on.ca