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Blue Devils sag It was a below par perforâ€" mance by an Oakville squad that could not recapture the type of play it produced to win the Ontario Cup. Only a very few Oakville playâ€" ers rose to the occasion, one being Ed McMillan who had a brilliant game at striker. One of his goals was scored from the halfway line, catching the Pickering goalie by surprise. Another was a brilliant individual effort, running through half the Pickering defence before scoring in the bottom corner. The provincial champion Oakville Blue Devils closed out their outdoor season on a less than impressive note, dropping their Ontario Youth Soccer League semiâ€"final match 4â€"3 to Pickering. Pickering‘s Chris Stewart headed in the winning goal in the last minute of play. Niki Budalich picked up the other goal. "It was a superb season for the Oakville team," commented coach Phil Iafrate. The Minor Oaks Hockey Association (MOHA) will hold a quarterly meeting this Tuesday (Oct. 25), 7 p.m., at Glen Abbey Recreation Centre. Amendments to the constitution are available for pickâ€"up at the MOHA office. The Blue Devils won the Ontario Cup and finished first atop the Ontario Youth Soccer League. They won tournaments in Guelph, Waterloo and Kitchener and were runners up in East York and at the Scarborough Robbie. A couple of huge Oakville sporting organizations have some important meetings coming up. The Oakville Soccer Club is holding its annual general meeting on Wed., Nov. 2nd, 8 p.m., at 466 Speers Road, Suite 200. For more information, phone 849â€"4436. Upcoming meetings Call WEST END HEATING... Your Authorized Consumers Gas Dealer at (416) 259â€"1109 or (205) 301â€"1109 Taste of the Month Can Queen Elizabeth Park High School defend its Halton crown in senior girls field hockey? She said the team â€" with some returning veterâ€" ans and graduating juniors â€" is probably not as strong as last year‘s team, at least at this point. "I don‘t like to say. I don‘t want to jinx ourâ€" selves," said coach Linda Saunders. On the other hand, she said "we have strong posiâ€" tions." Namely, those occupied by the likes of Tamsyn Green, Kelly Conboy and Nicole Hunter. Hunter scored both goals in Queen Elizabeth Park‘s 2â€"1 quarterâ€"final win over Loyola on Thursday. Queen Elizabeth Park finished in second place in the Volpe division with a record of five wins, a loss and a tie. Over in the Richardson division, Oakville‘s Appleby College is the powerhouse, finishing the regular season with a 7â€"0â€"0 record and outscoring the opposition 29 to one. The division‘s firstâ€"place team â€" St. Thomas Aquinas, which boasted a record of four wins and three ties â€" was upset 1â€"0 by Milton‘s Bishop Reding in its quarterâ€"final game. Queen Elizabeth Park won this quafter-final matchâ€"up 2â€"1 over Loyola on Thursday and will advance to the semiâ€"finals (along with Appleby College) on Monday. (Photo by Riziero Vertolli) Appleby defeated Assumption 1â€"0 on Wednesday. In the other Richardson matchâ€"up, Pearson edged Q.E. Park and Appleby still in hunt SPECIAL ON FIREPLACES LENNOX | Consumers Gas Special Texâ€"Mex Double Lasso a great southwestern taste by ordering our Texâ€"Mex Double... two allâ€"beef patties, slice of fresh tomato, processed cheddar cheese, lettuce and mayonnaise, all topped with a delicious taco sauce. So try a Texâ€"Mex Double today, the biggest and best taste this side of the Rio Grande! NO PAYMENTS + NO INTEREST FOR 3 MONTHS * FREE Water Tank no rental for 12 months (expires Nov. 30/94) Monday‘s semiâ€"final matches at Sherwood Forest Park in east Burlington will have Appleby hosting Bishop Reding at 1:30 p.m. and Q.E. Park hosting Pearson at 2:45 p.m. The winners tangle Wednesday, 3 p.m. (same location) in the Halton championship game. Earlier in the week the preliminary round was held featuring the thirdâ€"toâ€"sixth place teams. In the Volpe Division, thirdâ€"place Loyola beat sixthâ€"place Oakvilleâ€"Trafalgar 2â€"1 and fifthâ€"place Bishop Reding edged Georgetown 1â€"0. In the Richardson Division, thirdâ€"place Notre Dame beat Burlington Central 3â€"0 and Assumption edged M.M. Robinson 2â€"1. Commenting on Monday‘s quarterâ€"final matchâ€" up, the Q.E. Park coach said she‘s been doing her homework on Pearson and is confident the team will be prepared. * see Wednesday‘s Beaver for complete high school scores and standings from the past week. As far as a possible rendezvous with the red hot Appleby team in the Halton finals, Saunders said "we‘ll worry about it when we get there â€" if we get there." © 1994 McDonald‘s Restaurants of Canada Limited * FREE ESTIMATE on Air Conditioners * Complete duct systems for Heating * We also install hot water boilers *« Hydro to Gas conversion Serving Mississauga Surrounding Areas for Over 25 Years MIDGET TRIPLEâ€"AAA OAKVILLE 4, BRANTFORD 2 (Oct. 19): Rob Frankovic potted two goals while singles went to Jeff Wells and Rob Medieros. Wells picked up a pair of assists while sinâ€" gles went to Rob Muldoon, Rob Kerr, Adam Richards and Mike Muldoon. OAKVILLE 6, ST. CATHARINES 1 (Oct. 16): a pair of goals each by Robert Muldoon and Robert Medieros led Oakville to an easy win. Also picking up goals were Adam Richards and Andrew Smith. "We‘ll find out how good we are when we play Burlington Wednesday night," commentâ€" ed assistant coach Bob Kapustik. The game will be played at Oakville Arena this Wednesday (Oct. 26), 8 p.m. Centre Robert Kerr had a good night, assisting on five goals. Also picking up assists were Andrew Smith and Rory Hardman. BANTAM TRIPLEâ€"AAA BRANTFORD 4, OAKVILLE 2 (Oct. 15, home): Oakville, sponsored by Standard Life, fell behind 3â€"0 in the first period and couldn‘t quite catch up. David Dunn got Oakville on the board in the third period with assists to Ryan Laughlin and Mike Dinner. Brantford restored the three goal margin before Oakville closed out the scoring on a goal by Joey Ranella from Brent Moyer. OAKVILLE 3, BRANTFORD 1 (Oct. 8, home): Oakville jumped in front on two secâ€" ond period goals and then put it away with a last minute goal. Notching single goals were Ryan Laughlin, Ross Fiore and Brent Moyer. Assists went to Chad Blundy (2), Jesse Barlow, David VanDeLaar and Brandon Gale. OAKVILLE 5, WELLAND 3 (Oct. 6, away): Oakville broke open a 2â€"2 tie with two straight third period goals. Five different snipers figâ€" ures in the scoring â€" Brent Moyer, Brandon Gale, Joey Renella, Glen Kwon and Kent Wallace. Assists went to Ross Fiore, Mike Dinner, Glen Kwon, Joey Renella, Brent Moyer and David Dunn. OAKVILLE 2, STREETSVILLE 2 (Oct. 1): two consecutive second period goals conâ€" tributed to the tie. Kent Wallace opened the scoring, assisted by Brent Moyer. Scott Nelson put Oakville up briefly, assisted by Brandon Gale. THIS WEEK‘S GAME: Oakville traveled to St. Catharines Thursday night. NOVICE TRIPLEâ€"AAA OAKVILLE 8, BRAMPTON 2 (Oct. 12): Oakville, sponsored by Marlene‘s Moments, improved their league record to 5â€"0. Josh Smyth and Richard Meloche netted two goals apiece with singles to Josh Shepley, David Nugent, Sean Lavelle and Steven Donnelly. Contributing assists were Smyth (2), Meloche, Colin Risi, Michael Samardzich, Alfred Lee, Nathan Hendricks, Donnelly, Lavelle, Scotty Russell and Nugent. lluaker State Quality everufimwe" _ 260 Speers Road