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Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 16 May 2003, p. 28

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28-The Canadian Champion, Friday, May 16, 2003 I0-jý = 1 On1 womnen Decaire enjoying smooth -1will develoý tr ICORRECTION NOTICEI 9) g)(IC Atransition tr IrA lwiro«QP On page 16 0f our weekly corpo- By TEV LR..N I i5th we advertise the Hoover ANhE Chapio Wind Tunnel V2 Canister Vacuum (SKU #1 0026033) at the price of $249-99. This is an incorrect price.The actual price for this vac- uum is $349,99. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our valued customers. Thank you The risk inreases with age. The Onario Breast Screoning programt provides breast examioation and a mammogram al no cast ta women wba are 50 years af agit ar aver. Mako your appoiniment today.! For the centre nharest yau cati: 1 -800-668-9304 ffl Adverlising Feature LA-Z-BOY Furniture Galleries at the Burlington Power Centre hosts The Quilt Pro ject Traveling Exhibition for breast cancer fundraising The LA-Z-BOY Furniture Galleries at the Burlington Power Centre will be hosting an 85-quit traveling exhibi- tion of the 416 quilts donated to The Quilt: A Breast Cancer Support Project, until May 18. The quiîts are part of a Canada wide tour spon- sored by LA-Z-- BOY Furniture Galleries to showcase some of the exquisite, handmade quilts donated to The Ouilt Project this year. Founded by Stratford-area resident Carol Miller, The Ouilt Project raises money for breast cancer support. Each year donated quilts from across the country are exhibited at select LA- Z-BOY Fu rniture Galleries across Canada, in Stratford and at Casa Loma in Toronto. Ouilts are then auctioned live at one of two gala receptions, at Casa Loma in October and at Stratford in November.. Visitors to the LA-Z-BOY Furniture Galleries exhibition will also get a chance to bid online for their favourite quilt at www.the ouilt.com. AIl the proceeds f rom the auction are donated f0 the Canadian Cancer Society closest f0 the donor of the quilt to aid in breast cancer support. y Now in its fifth year, the pro- gram has raised more than $450.000 for breast cancer aw , survivors. This Year a total of 170 quilts will be touring Canada from May until August. LA-Z-BOY is Iocated at the Burlington Power Centre at the OEW Brant St. Exit. They are open Monday ta Friday 9 arn. - 9 pm., Saturday 9 arn. - 6 prn., and Sunday 10 arn. - 5 prn. For more information please call 905-331-7600. 110W quickiy ttrungs chiange. Jusi two weeks ago Matt Decarre hcaded into sea- son-openiog play wornied ahout just whcn hc'd pot his firsi Jr. A lacrosse goal wiîhi the Northrncn. *Now the only question is svhen Orangcville's 17- year-old rookie will go a game %vithoui one. Going mbint onighi's showdovin in NMssrssauga. Decaire lias dented thc iwirîe once in cadi ol bis tirsi ibree oUtingS -baving kept that streak intact wiîh a second-pcriod brcakaway îally in Orillita Suind:sy. This gave the visiiors a 3-0 lead - and \with Milton's newesi Jr. A player drassing an opponenti 010 aI Ii\ve-mlintrie major on the play, the Nortbmen seemied destined lii record ibeir second smno olthe year. But Orillia bad other ideas, Tlies- e ounid up seîîring shoillanded on us. Eromn there. %sc is lýt dn't gel the hoLIIunceand their goalie play cd amnaztng,- recalled Ihie formner Mi lton Mas erick, wbose ness ieam i e]7-5 ibat nigî. "Il e as dcl înilely one that gol avs av Itrom u TiresmeCOUICId11he said ahOLi t l rîdav's S-7 loss i Kilebenei. ss heret:)rang evil le held tire upper hand issico helore geliîr clpsd \Vhile the Norrhmieis 12 tan i,,ardi\ trupressise. [)ec aire bas ro lie leeling pi etiv gond aboutIl i, intîtti transition Ib hi Jr A ritnks s iili rus lar hias heen hitgbl îi1rd lsaorre goal. ir is ilt gis Kiliee. IFron a per s na,iiidpoiir it iiings arc gorng ci. lie said. Coaîch Lirdsav I Sar tiersorît>has,,rs iv me sonre positive ieedhack. v, hich \v as encouragig. lx e JSî gor t kep Iltkiuîgsort11C kid Od a corrîribLItibolr each gamie.- Northmen freshman Dave Decaire Follitîstie ,lonighr 'sroa:d trip iii Mississauga, Decarre s \urîhmer ilssl ras ci iiiPeterboroiugh Surrday andtiliier i iialiy play ibeirironie opener riexl Ertday agatiisî Six Nattons. Scrs LeBlanc (antii /ii t ci Il, îî'Iîît ltonliii 'Captain Brady tops the field in OSS Elimination Saturday Capiain Braul\ delîverecl the irsit l:tss iess perform- ance on is hri',ncicareertI corlicet an fOntario Sires Stakes Gold Elimînation îrîrply ai Mohawk Raceîrack Saturday evcning. The îhree-ycar-old trotting colt bacl gone off stride in ail three tif his previous outings ai the Camphellville oval, s0 driver Trevor Ritchie opted for a front-end approach this ime around - hoping to keep the errat- ic youngsîer focused on the finish fine. The plan paid off, as Captain Brady led his peers through fractions of :28, :58.4 and 1:28.1 hefore stop- ping the dlock in an impressive 1:55.4, the fastest mile recorded 10 date hy any of the colts compeîing in the OSS scason opener. "That was a heck of a nmile. He (Captain Brady) has a world of talent. He has a few kinks in his armour yet - some mental and some physicai. said Ritchie aliter the race. i think he has the talent to bc any kind of horse. At this stage of his career. he has as much speed as any trotter I've driven.- Astute Mohawk fans sent the Dan Creighîon traine off as their top choice, no douhi hased on the pair of wins he posîed over the seven-eighîhs mile course on April 3 and 17 - overcoming hreaks in hoth races and the solid effort he gave in a May 6 qualifier over a sloppy track. Last year's Sires Stakes regular Kingdom finished four lengths hehind Captain Brady in his 2003 dehut for tramner-driver Rick Zeron of Oakville, the Camnel Club of Hamilton and Gestion Charest Ltee. of Montreal, while another OSS vetèran- Heavy Raincoat - was one more lengîli hack in third. Fourth and ftfth-place finishers Deadmans Curve and Jayport Express will also retum 10 Mohawk Sunday for the $130.000 Gold Final. The other elimination wenî 10 Hall of Fame horse- , ~HofBeat man Ron Waples and JM Vangogh, who ran down pace-setter Meadowview Sunny in the stretch to record their second win of the season. The Earl son stopped the dlock at 1:57.3 to bank the lion's share of the $53.117 purse for owners Paul Chambers of Harington, DE and John Mello of Georgetown, MA. The win was twice as satisfying for JM Vangogh's connections, as il marked the youngster's first appear- ance in an OSS event since a devastating fall in a Gold Final at Mohawk last Octoher. "To this day 1 stili don't know why hie fell," said Waples Saturday. "It looked pretty bad - his one knee and ankie were pretty banged up. Ir) fact, the cut in the anlcle was right near the joint capsule and if it had heen much further. we would have had to put hlm down. Really, 1 didn't think he's corne hack this good after an injury like that. "If this is any indication of what lies ahead, I can hardly wait for tomorrow." added the Guelph resident. Gerry Lavec pressed the pace through the final stages of the mile and landed three-quarters of a length hack in second, while fan favourite and early leader Meadowview Sunny settled for third. Caîl To Order was just haîf a length hehind the lead- ers in founth, while Semi Spot nailed down the last spot for Sunday's Gold Final. Please fax ait of your team reports and sports story ideas to Steve LeBlanc anytime at (905) 878-4943, or e-mail your reports to sleblanc@&haltonsearch.com. CUISE INWTO SPRINGc with Our DUO 5PJECIALS in store Air Liquide e 310A Steeles Ave.,Mlton .9 05 -69.-1211 While quanttes last. Partcpaing locatonsony &ÏL=I(UIDE Indlustriai genou www.airliquicle.com -.-j

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