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THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, June 14, 2000 Chris Reid, a 4th degree Black Belt instructor from Ottawa, makes short work of this concrete. He was part of the Saturday demonI stration provided by the black belt instructors. Photo by Peter J. Thompson y'AtH&'s '}, 'O 'M // Can-Am m eet attracts hundreds of competitors OAKVIU 1 1OW N C r \ 1 Rt 300 North Serv ice Rd.. Ojk'ill (H 6 ) 338-0322 w»\» UirottUMtitiLi'M/rf UiJilitii Sheridan College was the site of the first Can-Am ITF taekwondo championships over the weekend. Hosted by Mike M orningstar, head instructor of Momingstar Taekwondo, the meet attracted 550 competi tors, including 150 in the black belt portion, alone. In addition, the fourth degree and above black belt instructors from the various clubs put on some memorable demonstrations. Competitors and instructors came from all Canadian provinces except one and from close to a dozen U.S. States. Next year's Can-Am challenge is slated to be held in New York City. Some special guests on hand included M aster Choi Jang Hwa, the son of the founder of Taekwon-Do, M aster Robert W heatley from Reno, Nevada, who also put on a demon stration, Grand M aster Hwang Kang Sang from Connecticut and M PP Gary Carr. Ontario Cup soccer action (Continued from p a g e D1) w e re in th e ru n n in g u n til a Coming the closest were the Oakville Warriors who last game 2-1 defeat to London United which locked up the lone berth. Prior to that, Oakville were undefeated, over coming Kleinburg 4-1 and Sarnia 1-0 and drawing Windsor 1-1. The Oakville Vortex went pointless in Woodbridge to end their Ontario Cup chances. M EN'S Oakville had one men's team in action with the Oakville CNS/Club Livno losing 3-2 at Brian Timmis Stadium in Hamilton to Hamilton Serbians. A ll-sta r ga m e at G.A. The Players Ball Hockey League is holding its sixth annual allstar event this Saturday (June 17) at the Glen Abbey Rec Centre, begin ning at 3 p.m. Admission is $2. All proceeds to the Alzheimer Society. Here's the itin erary. The showdown between the adult intermediate league and the combined masters/rec league kicks the afternoon off with the skills competition at 3 p.m. followed by the game at 4 p.m. Then it's the showdown between the east and west divisions of the adult elite division with the skills com petition at 5 p.m. followed by the game at 6 p.m. CR-VIX <4$26,000 Real TimeTM 4-Wheel Drive · CFC-Free Air Conditioning · Dual Airbags Power Windows, door Locks & Mirrors · ABS Brakes · A M / F M Stereo Cassette with 4 Speakers · Cruise Control · Fuel Injection * 2.0 Litre, 146-hp, DOHC Engine · 15" Wheels · 5-Speed Manual Transmission · FolfDown 50/50 Split Rear Seatback · Removeable Folding Picnic Table · 4-Wheel Double Wishbone Suspension · Rear Washer/Wiper · Redining Front Bucket Seols · Adjustable Steering Column · Remote Power Hatch Release * front & Rear Stobllzer Bors · Body Side Mouldings * & More... L E A S E IT F O R 00% g " £ % PER MONTH % * % 3 £ FOR48 MONTHS W ITH ONLY $ 3 ,500 DOW N FREIGHT AND P.D.E. INCLUDED WITH ALL THE FEATURES OF THE CR-V LX... n U i 4-Speed Automatic Transmission · CD Player (no cassette) · Keyless Remote Entry · 15" Styled Alloy Wheels · Body-Coloured Door Handles and Mirrors · Rear Seat Tilt-Up · & More... * FOR 48 MONTHS W ITH ONLY $ 3 ,2 0 0 DOWN FREIGHT AND P.D.E. INCLUDED L E A S E IT F O R % m PER MONTH Bruin alumni golf tourney Between 1968 and 1992 when it disbanded, the Sheridan College varsity hockey team was a main stay in the Oakville community. Always a con tender in the provincial playdowns, the team twice represented Ontario at the national champi onships, although never winning it. The Bruins are holding their first annual alumni golf tourney on Wed., June 28 at Richview G.C. For info, call Steve Blundy at 845-9430, ext. 2087; Owen Griffiths at 3306503; or Sean Mulligan at 1-800265-6778, ext. 110. W ITH ALL THE FEATURES OF THE CR-V EX... HUS: Leather Interior & Wrapped Steering Wheel · Cassette & CD Player · Hard Tire Cover · Body Coloured Side Mouldings, Bumpers and Rear Tire Cover · Chrome Grille · Side Windows Privacy Gloss Lease offers are available, on approved credit, onl Canada Finance Inc., for a limited time. Lease BUILT WITHOUT COMPROMISE plans available), plus first monthly payment and security deposit ($40b/$425/$450] \ ' Taxes, licence, insurance, administration and maintenance fees are additional, t not have the 2000 vehicle you want in stock, the dealer will gladly order It for you. 191WYECROFTRD. OAKVILLE 8 4 4 -9 8 3 1 tvuw.oahnllehonda.com I * ft