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t26- The Canadian Champion, Tuesday June 24, 1997 j Miton Ma ggc girls shut ïout Grimsby 3-Os TMcg zp The Milton Magic girls under-IS soccer tearu pu din thîee kagainst (irimnby ilhursday for their third league win of the season. The 3-0 victory came at Thompson Field with goalie Jodie Sales tuming in another flawless per- formance and Jennifer Garthson deflecting in a cross pass froro Kira Lawrence for the game-win- ,SCuLrilig OIh Will WihI 1'0l10W Up tUllieS %v ve Nicola Leishman and Vanessa Bouskill, wlso con- verted a superb set-up feed by Meighan Mclntyre. Shari Kogon helped preserve the shutout with a great defensive play while fellow defenders Margit Polcz and Kourtney Rich provided strong efforts as well. lh &M r',a. Shlîrp\ ýpor( fs>-Ir t CL their tîrst loss of the season one week carlier at the banda of Burlington. A wide-open attack by the Milton girls present- ed both sides with several opportunities and even- tually led to a 2-0 triumph for their opponients. - -- -- - - -I M ----------- a '97 Sunf ire M Coupe* 2D19* (36 months/*J.,500 down) 2.2 litre engine rear spoiler PASSLock® theft deterrent system * 5-speed transmission * standard 4-wheel ABS dual air baqs AM/FM stereo tinted glass power steering easy entry front passenger seat -r I I Iii -I I I I I I 2.4I litre SFI1 J50 HP twin cam engine electric sliding glass sunroof AM/FM stereo with CD player 16" aluminum wheels air conditioning tilt steering/cruise control remote keyless entry dual air bags standard 4-wheel ABS I 5-speed transmission for fitness Registration is novv being accepted for the l8th annual Milton Sports and Fitness Schooi. in conjunction with the Hilton Sports and Fitacas School, thse local programt will once again offer two one- week summer camps - from August il to15 and August18 te,22. Thse cost 18 $85 for one child and $75 for each additional child in thse famlly. The camp - held at Milton District }Iigh Scisool - is open to boys and girls aged 6to 13 years. For information, cati camp coonElna- tor Brian Arsenauît at 689-ý3245 or 847-0595. Good show i I I I I I ~254 (36 *onthsl*I,500 clown) Get what yoU watnt f rom1 your Perforanc by local trio A tio of local women domîinated the 50- 54 age class at the Greater Toronto President's Choice Triathlon Series recent- ly in King City. Leading the pack was Tina Braam, who completed the 1-kilometre swim, 28kmn bike, 6.2km mun course in 1:51.24 for tirst- place honours. Fellow Miltonian Kathie Key provided Braam her greatest chal- lenge. She finished second in a time of 1:52.42. Homby's Petra Halk covered the dis- tance in 2:17.22 and placed fourth. Harry Bamnes of Campbellville mean- while, continued a remarkably successful season with another victory in the men's 50-54 triathlon. He came in at 1:27.04 - almoat four minutes ahead of the second- place finisher. Gorrud edges Graphics side Gorrud Sales and Leasing completed a two-game sweep of Milton Graphics recently in atom, houseleague basebaîl play. They did so with back-to-back one-run victories - in 13-12 and 14-13 outinga. Tyler Hamil and Joah Wilson were the winning pitchers white James Kaiser and Steve Mulholland lashed out doubles for the victors. Lacrosse Milton Photo 4, Hood Travel 1 Milton Photo goal scorers: Doug Kay (3), Greg Rapp. Bruce Hood Travel goal scorer: Ethan O'Conner. Key Centre 5, Don Cherry's 3 Centre goal scorers: Eric Cowan (2), Andrew Brown, Bohby Filîman, James Marshall. Don Cherry's goal scorers: Sean Ferguson (2), Michael Haringa. OPTUCAL LAB "For Fast Pro (essional Service" 71&4ae ', .ft1a 878-0554 88 Main St. E., Milton Two a t ways to look perf ormance FAS T '97 Sunf ire GT (excludes freight $620) FAS TE R