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D2 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, June 7, 2000 S T A YT U N E DF IT N E S S&L IF E S T Y L EP R O G R A M S T fia n k yaw O a km lk C luh M em hera I would like to thank all o f you for the opportunity to have helped you achieve your fitness goals. I wish you all the best and look forward to seeing you in the future. Prentice Cup teams set H alton's Prentice Cup baseball rep resen tativ es have been d eter m ined, and they are Q.E. Park and Iroquois R idge from O akville and M .M . Robinson and N otre Dame from B urlington. It is fitting since they were the four top seeds: Q .E . P ark and Iroquois R idge fin ish ed one-tw o atop the Volpe D ivision while Notre D am e and M .M . R obinson w ere one-tw o atop the R ichardson D ivision. All won their key H alton quarter final m atches, w hich served as the Prentice C up qualifiers. H ere are the quarterfinal results: Q.E. Park 6, B urlington C entral 0; Iroquois R idge 4, A ssum ption 0; M.M. R obinson 11, B ishop Reding 10; N otre D am e 3, Pearson 1. The Prentice Cup is slated to kick off Friday with the schedule due out today. In the m eantim e the four team s continued on in the H alton playdow ns with B urlington team s pre vailing. In T hursday's sem ifinals, M.M. Robinson defeated Q.E. Park 7-4; Notre Dame needed extra innings to edge Iroquois Ridge 4-3. In M o n d ay 's H alton ch am p i onship, M .M . R obinson defeated Notre Dame 11-3. KEEP ON TRACK! GERRY CORRIGAN 827-3821 Atlas Van Lines and the (j^YMCA Photo by Peter C. McCusker would Ilka to thank the many donor* and supporter* who contributed to the success of our SAFE AT HOME. Q.E. Park's Mike Howden makes it home safely after M.M. Robinson's catcher Braden Bishop drops the ball. M.M. Robinson went on to win the Halton semifinal game 7-4. st ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT Barbados Tourism Authority Labatt Breweries Abbozzzo Galery Alpha ConstrucSon Bsibetle's Bruce nooo Cancom CanNngKm House Gaiety Catherine Couraon. Royal Bank OOrazio Infrastnidure Group Rudy D1 Avignon Garvey's Men's Wear Graham Neal Insurance Dr. Frank InvKiata Just an Okie Fashion Butcheiy Kennedy Ford Fern Michel. Royal Bank Ms. Emma Designs The Oakvie Beaver Oakvle Cent* lor the Pertomning Arts St Lawrence Cement Shota, Ttoe, kwh i Partners Technogym Tim Horton's Trimac Transportation Victory Packagng and the Jones leads Oakville's OFSAA track contingent Oakville had several athletes suc cessfully navigate the arduous road to the OFSAA provincial high school track and field championships which wrapped up this past weekend. The best local finish was authoured by Kyle Jones of Q.E. Park with a fifth place in the midget boys 3,000 metres in a time of 9:23.94. The winning time was 9:14.08. In the 1500m event, Jones finished 11th in the championship race which he advanced to with a 10th place finish in the preliminary round (4:26.84). It capped off quite a run for Jones who was a member of the five-man team from Q.E. Park which competed earlier this year at the world cross coun try championships in Morocco. Although still in the midget division, Jones posted the school's best result, finishing 39th in a field well over 100. Jones was a one-man wrecking crew on his way to OFSAA, winning both the 1500m and 3000m events at both the south regional and G-HAC/Halton meets. O akville's second best finish at OFSAA was in the junior boys high jum p where Anthony Marshall of Loyola finished 6th with a 1.9m leap (winning jum p was 2.04m). There were three other top-10 finish es by Oakville athletes: Kim Lavecchia (St. Thomas Aquinas) was ninth in junior girl's dis cus in 31.67 metres; Courtney Kirkby (Q.E. Park) was 10th in midget women's 3,000m in a time of 10:56.40; (See 'OFSAA' page D3) Wyldawood Golf & Country Club and Its Pro Shop Staff Our thanks also to th* Atlas Van Unas (Canada) Ltd. staff members who organized the atm* on our behalf; Douglas Auld, President and COO CoNn Shanks Shihey Sveda CELEBRITY AUCTIONEERS Micnaei rinDaii utemons Bruce Hood and to the volunteers who helped on the day ol the event: Daphne Hood. Mobina Damji & Michael Grogan The 1B Annual Atlas Van Lines God Tournament raised net proceeds of mors than $23,400 tor the YMCA ol Oakvtle's tft Your Move Capital Campaign Photos by; Joltn GkdamL ASas Van Unas; Carole Thompson, YMCA of OaktAs ON THE RUN: Kyle Jones is seen here winning the G-HAC, midget boys 3,000 metre race. He won it at the south regionals and was 5th at OFSAA for Oakville's best finish. Photo by Ron Kuzyk You can rely on the brakes in o ur pre-owned vehicles. 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