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-234 McCart repeats to win his second gold John McCart put the huishiung touches on a drcam season last weckend at the University of Alberta. Stringing together three authoritative wins, the E.C. Drury heavyweight wrestler pulled off a gold medal repeat at the Canadian Cadet/Juvenile Championships. McCart's national cadet triumph capped a season peppered with success. His 1997/98 resume tfeatures 13 medals, a fifth-place showing at OFSAA, an Ontario Winter Games championship and a remarkable 41-5 overail record. He scored three quick takedowns in Saturday's title match to beat Ontario sil- ver medalist Adam Moffat 10-0. Before this he pinned New Brunswick's Jean-Francois Roy - after trailing 5-2 early on - and humbled Banry Rîckett of Alberta 10-O. McCart captured il gold medals this season, which establishes a new Drury record. A cadet champ in 1997 and OFSAA medalist last month, Kevin Heffron made a successful jump to the juvenile division and tinished fourth. He was inally edged out of a medal hy two-time OFSAA champion Don Kozmonov of Toronto, who came out on top in a 4-2 squeaker. Heffron won three of four matches lead- ing up to his bronze-medal loss, beating opponents from Alberta, Quehec and Saskatchewan. Drury sophomores Andy Wadeson and Rory McDonell enjoyed successful debuts last weekend - each placing sixth. Wadeson won his first two bouts over grapplers from Alberta and British Columbia before falling 7-4 in the semifi- naIs to eventual champ Greg Werbowski ot Maiitoba. He then moved on to the consolation bracket where he eventually took sixth. McDonell - Drury least seasoned rep- resentative - had a career performance in the toumnament's biggest weight class. He won five of seven matches. Falling victim to his technically sound mat work were opponents from Alberta, Ontario and Saskatchewan. Helping complete Drury's best-ever national showing were Chad Merritt and Justin Billingham. Peewees are in tough ckiss - ram GOAL on page 22 They were thumped 11-3 by Flamborough in round-robin play and could only manage slight improvements in a 7-3 championship loss. Al of their scoring came in the final frame, with goals registered by Tim Anderson, Wayne Benson and Greg Sheppard. Anderson, Benson and Daniel Wetselaar ail scored twice in round-robin play. Consolation for bants A handful of powerplay goals paved the way for a convincing 8-3 consolation vic- tory for the major bantams over Acton. Milton owned special teams play during this penalty-filled affair. Andrew G luck and James Howden each scored twice with the man-advantage while Rob Falls chipped in another. Also scoring were James BaIl, Zach Cosby and Chris Guard. Milton Mal Location Bu>' one botle ef vitamins or herbai supplement and receive the second one free. n.tact Vicki-Lynn PwtwS Vitamin C also known as Ascorbic Acid, is water soluble, (does flot accumulate in body). The recommended Daily Alowance (RDA) for aduits is 60 mg!! but is just that, a recommendation ta prevent a disease, in particular scurvy. For good helath however the more realistic amount needed is probably around 2 gm ro 2000 mg. Smokers need even higher amount because each cigarette destroys 25 to 100 mg of vitamin C. Lt (< "LIVER$Lboa Reiki supports the body's natural ability ta heal itself. If loosens up blocked energy and promotes a state of total relaxation. lnf0rmatlofl Nlght Thursdcsy Apdi l6th, 19981 First Dogmee Classes: May 21,e22e,23 and,24, 1998 Francesca Warrlner, Reiki Master Member of the Reiki Alliance For more details coul 905-876-121 8 To assis t the comrnunity with the Robert Baldwin Interested parties are requested to provide a brief background of their field 1ining experience as well as a description of the services to be provided and the tender amount to the Milton Youth Soccer Club by April 24, 1998. Tenders should be dropped off or maited to: 800 Wiiow Avenue, Milton, ON L9T 3E7 SMILTON MIXED SLO*PITCH LEAGUE We have open spaces for men and women over 19 years aid, interested in playing in a FUN and organized league. The league plays Sunday night between 4:OOpm and 6:00 Pm. It is a 16 game season plus playoffs. Registraion fee is w w, For more information cal!:r Greg 878-8531 Adam 878-0005 "Le usGreen Thumb wor Student Gardenn IGener 1 ard Maintenance: Wo * Lawn Cutting * Gardening * Raking * Responsibie and hard working students * Tree and Brush Pruning * VERY REASONABLE STUDENT RATES Aerating, Fertilizing (905) 878-7547 Service Availabie Over 4 Vears Experience * HALON HURRICANES AAA SPRING TRYOUTS TEAM 1 ST DATE TIME ARENA COACH Min Novice Sun Apr. 19 4:20 pm Thompson J. Sauer Novice Sun Apr. 19 3:00 pm Thompson M. Quincey Min Atom Sun. Apr. 19 5:40 pm Thompson P. Larose Atom Mon. Apr. 20 6:00 pm N. Wentworth C. Wellu Min Peewee Sun. Apr. 19 4:00 pm N. Wentworth G. Leblanc Peewee Sun. Apr. 19 5:30 pm N. Wentworth D. Conneliy Min Bantam Sun. Apr. 19 7:00 pm N. Wentworth D. Syvret Bantam Sun. Apr. 19 8:30 pm N. Wentworth S. Melee Midget To Be Advised Four tryouts booked per team; Carding at completion of tryouts. Tryout Fee: $ 10/tryout or $35.00 up front for 4 tryouts. Tryouts to be completed by April 26th. TENDER NOTICE Milton Youth Soccer Club is now inviting tenders from parties interested in lining soccer fields in Milton from the beginning of May to September 1998. Fields must be lined weekly, and additionally as needed during the season. The tender would cover the following field areas: Milton District High School Boyne Brian Best Thompson Laurier Park Il 1 1