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Wednesday, August 16. 2000 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER C5 `Field of Dreams' season shaping up The Oakville Junior Select baseball team has won major tournaments in Mississauga and Burlington on consec utive weekends. On July 30th, the team defeated both Mississauga select teams in semifinal and final action to take home some very impressive trophies. In the final game, Oakville scored two runs in the bottom half of the last inning to claim a 4-3 victory. Strong pitching from Cam Me Knight, Brad Guy, Jeff Wojcicki and Chris Sheriff together with power at the plate (home runs from Bryan Clark, Brad Guy, Cam McKnight, Chris Cude, and Geoff Cude) were the keys to vic tory in the tournament. The next weekend (Aug. 4-6), the team travelled to Burlington, and fin ished with the same results. The semifinal and final games were both shortened as a result of command ing Oakville leads with our team com pleting the tournament with a convinc ing victory over the West Mountain team from Hamilton. Keys to success included another strong performance from the entire pitching staff, solid defence and timely hitting from Derek Friesen, Matt Langford, Chris Langford and Mike Howden, as well as another rash of home run power from Nick Manic, Brad Johnston, Brad Guy and Cam McKnight (grand slam). Coaches Phil Langford, Rudy Friesen and Ron Wojcicki all agreed that the team has enjoyed a 'field of dreams' season in 2000 and this team may not have played its best game yet! Oakville m inor sum m er hockey August 10 PEEWEE Capitals 7, Suns 5 Capitals scoring: David DeGeer 3g 2a; Nicolas Maitland 2g; Jim Bennetti 2g; Nicholas Troisi 2a; Nathan Nagle la; Sean Sinclair la; Jim Isber la. Suns scoring: Unknown Soldier 2g; Alistair Clark lg 2a; David MacDonnell lg; Ashley Middleton lg; Scott Wedlake 2a; Duncan Armstrong la. the Oakville junior select baseball team. BACK ROW: coach Rudy Friesen, Mario (representing his cousin Mike Howden), Derek Friesen, Bryan Clark, Jeff Wojcicki, Geoff Cude, Brad Guy, Chris Langford and head coach Phil Langford. FRONT ROW: Brad Johnston, Cam McKnight, Chris Cude, Matt Langford, Nick Mandic and Chris Sheriff. ABSENT: Mike Howden and coach Ron Wojcicki. - Philthy' s Spotlight Teams receive a $50 gift certificate PHILTHY'S SPOTLIGHT: Bring a foursome and pay for only three green fees! (Power carts mandatory)____________ > Offer Good Mon-Thurs anytim e. Sat. & Sun. - before 6:30 a.m . or after 2:30 p.m. Not valid for tournaments. May not be combined with any other offer. Please present this coupon to qualify. Expires September 2, 2000 Phone for start times 4 FORE 3 GREEN FEES `Hockey for Heart' tourney at Ice Sports Canlan Ice Sports will host its inau gural corporate `Hockey for Heart' tour nament in support of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. The tournament will take place at Canlan Ice Sports' four Ontario facilities in September, including Sept. 15-17 in Oakville. The CUkville Beaver 3 3 6 -3 6 6 0 1137 SIDEROAD, BURLINGTON Golf Club *5 HIGHWAY August 9 NOVICE Coyotes 3, Hawks 3 Coyotes scoring; Scott Henry lg la; Nigel Doleman lg; Chris Seeley lg; Stephen Foster la. Hawks scoring: Brianne Jenner 2g; David Montelpare lg la; Brian Murphy la; John Cardella la; Curtis Haslip la. Rangers 6, Panthers 3 Rangers scoring: Braedan Russell 3g la; Matthew Lowe 2g la; Drew Moo radian lg la; Tomislav Situs 4a; Ryan Mooyman 2a. Panthers scoring; Joshua Adams 2g; Jonathan Newhouse lg la; John Nardozzi la. J IL What has... 20 legs, sleeps standing up and flies over water? It' s the equine members of The Canadian Show Jumping Team on their way to the 2000 Sydney Olympics. You can see Canadas Olympic Show Jumping Team warming up for the Sydney Games at The Collingwood Horse Shows: T h e TVans C anada TVail O AK VILLE G > Relay 2000 BANTAM Hurricanes 9, Cobras 6 Hurricanes scoring; Ryan Oakley 2g 2a; Tim Kiely 2g; Christopher O'Donovan 2g; Brock kiely lg la; Jackie Kendrick lg; Tiffani White lg; Neil Jain 4a; Matthew Piccoli 3a; Charbel Mishael 2a. Cobras scoring: Taylor Mac Lean 3g; Eric Jones 2g 3a; Drew Robertson lg; Greg Matiichine 3a; David Debren la; Megan Oiver 1a. Devils 2, Vipers 2 Devils scoring; Michael Kranz 1g; Robert Alatsas lg; Josh Drazilov la; Shauna Cooper la; Michael Riddolls la; Philip Gervais la. Vipers scoring: Scott Kerr lg; Scott Gringmuth lg; Tyler Genton la; Stephen Falls la. The Collingwood Festival August 16-20 The Collingwood Classic August 23-27 The Collingwood Horse Shows Welcome you! Enjoy Top Level Show Jumping Action: OAKVILLE CELEBRATIONS - FREE! Wednesday, August 2 3 ,2 0 0 0 9:00 a.m. -1 2 Noon Coronation Park, Oakville Relay 2000 is Canada's biggest Millennium project marking the official opening of the 16,100 km Trans Canada Trail. Water from the Pacific, Arctic and Atlantic Oceans w ill be carried through more than 800 communities. Don't miss your opportunity to be a part of history! THE COLLINGWOOD CLASSIC August 23-27th featuring the $50,000 CIBC Grand Prix presented by Audi, 2pm Sunday, August 27th Televised by TSN See our Olympic Show Jumping Team in Action Enjoy the family fun features: clowns, magic shows, face painting, pony rides, sheep and duck herding exhibitions and fiddlers. Shop at our ever popular trade fair and relax at the food and iicensed areas. 9 :3 0 - 1 0 am OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONIES -hosted by Mayor Ann Mulvale & Olympic Athlete Larry Cain 1 0 :3 0 - 1 2 noon ACTIVITY STATIONS · Kite making & Crafts for kids · Story telling, Face painting & tattoo stations · Sun-Rype active kids challenge · Inflatable Obstacle Course · Portable wall climbing · Seniors demonstrat ions St performances · 1 km fun run & hike along the Waterfront Trail · Celebrity Mascots · BBQ 1 0 :0 0 - 1 0 :3 0 am FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT with Dan the Music Man August 8 TYKE Eagles 21, Stars 0 Eagles scoring: Ian Stansfield 6g 5a; Bradley Holder 5g 6a; Thomas LaVecchia 3g 8a; Corey Windlinger 3g 6a; Justin Grzenda 3g 6a; Matthew Bucher lg 3a; Matthew Hogan 2a. Wings 16. Leafs 1 Wings scoring: Braedan Russell 9g la; Cooper Rush 5g 4a; Matthew Voyce lg 4a; Michael Harrison lg 3a; Joshua Lundy 7a; Shem Roberts 3a; Kurtis Gallant 3a; Hunter Oake 2a; Alex White la. Leafs scoring: David Robinson lg; Connor Piszel la. Location: Golf Course Road and 6th Street, Collingwood 510.00 per car Wednesday to Sunday Special thanks to our Sponsors: PfTKOCAitAOA · Cali 705-446-0596 for more information For information call: 905-845-6601 (ext 3154) tm m tm m mm mm mm mmr m m /W fln n /l/J ff T h e G a k v e lu e B e a v e r £!r. y C' *x*wsm?7 fftTfr/vtftr PEEWEE Capitals 14, Suns 7 Capitals scoring; Jim Bennetti 8g la; David DeGeer 3g la; Nicholas Troisi lg 4 a ; Danny Bums lg la; Mark Haddock lg; Dan Di'Alimonte 3a; Jim Isber 2a; Rory Pinto 2a; Nathan Nagle 2a; Nicolas Maitland 2a; Alex McAleese la; Suns scoring; Riley Pierce 2g 2a; Alistair Clark lg 3a; Duncan Armstrong lg 2a; Amber Minkkinen lg la; Scott Wedlake lg la; Philip Fauteux lg. ATOM Blues 10, Avalanche 2 Blues scoring: Michael Baird 4g 2a; Robert Lucciantonio 2g 3a; Connor McMonagle 2g la; Justin Peel lg 2a; Andy Southam lg; Brent Lawson 3a; Michael Ledgerwood 2a; Matthew Belmonte la; Simon Beduz la; Duncan D'Arcy la. Avalanche scoring: Deanna Riddols lg; Benjamin Bennett lg; Adam Fiddler la; Mark Bennett la; Tyler Prince la; Cory Homer la. Canadiens 6, Bruins 3 Canadiens scoring; Todd Woodman 4g la; Daniel Boudreau 1g 2a; Domenic DeBellis lg; Daniel DiBattista 3a; Ryan Lai 2a; Michael Verissimo 2a; Jordan Adams la; Matthew Blake la. Bruins scoring: Thomas Kerr 1g; Andrew Harvey lg; Sean Stansfield 1g; Christopher Wiggins la; Zachary Holder la; Andrew Lupton la; Kristin Demeny la. W hy Oakville's Betty Rose carries the torch for this community Betty Rose is always thinking of others - like the 120 people who have a developmental handicap and rely on Community Living Oakville. This not-forprofit organization operates 10 group homes, four skill-development programs and runs several special sports and social activities. For the past four years, Betty has spent much of her spare time visiting with the many friends she has made there, accompanying them on outings and helping them however she can. Along with colleague Harold Wrong, Betty rallied support from others she works with to help fix up group homes and gardens, and raised funds on behalf of Community Living. And when the group's Special Olympics T-Ball team needed uniforms, Betty went out and found them. No wonder this year she was asked to participate in their Special Olympics Torch Run. "The welcoming smiles when I arrive at the Centre are a reminder that the simple pleasures in life are what really matter," says Betty. Betty and Harold work for Royal Bank in Oakville. They're just some of many Royal Bank employees across Canada who take time out to help in their communities. And we'd just like to take this opportunity to thank them for doing ROYAL BANK what they do. ® Registered trade mark of Royal Bank of Canada FINANCIAL GROUP A N e w Spirit o f C o m m u n ity | I Imagine ^