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Baseball league plans changes The house league select team program will undergo a major revision with the formation of a separate interâ€"city league for mosquito, pee wee and bantam playâ€" ers. Under this revised format, players at the select level will compete exclusiveâ€" ly against teams from Burlington and Waterdown in a regular league schedule and participate in special weekend tournaments throughout the season. Oakville will be represented with two teams each in the mosquito, pee wee and bantam divisions. Midget and juvenile select teams will continue to be made up of house league players for special tournament play in addition to their regular house league schedule. For more information, phone 815â€"6622. House league Tâ€"ball will undergo some changes in playing rules and team formation for the coming season and two additional teams â€" a minor and a major pee wee team â€" will be added to the highly competitive town rep proâ€" gram in 1994. (Continued from page 27) ment throughout the three levels of competition plus Oakville Girls Softball which has been affiliated with the league for the past four seasons. Following the registration, the league has scheduled a first annual registration pub night to give new and returning members a chance to meet. Look for more information at the registration. Ladies sign up in March An open registration for women over 21 years of age is being held at the Oakville Sportsdomes, 1333 North Service Rd. W (between 3rd and 4th Line), on March 5 (Saturday), 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Interested players are asked to bring out a glove and casual wear for an inforâ€" mal skill rating. The Oakville Ladies Recreational Softball League is looking to recruit new players for the upcoming season. CONDO! townhouse, three bedroom, three level, close to QEW, Oakville Place and all amenities, immediate possession, $119,000. Call 844â€"6190 TOWNHOUSEâ€"$125,700. Lovely 3 bedroom with upâ€" graded kitchen baths. 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The first of two registrations for the huge 4,200â€"member Oakville Soccer Club is on tap Saturday (Feb. 5) at Queen Elizabeth Park High School, 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The second registration will run next Saturday (Feb. 12), same time, same place. The league literally has hundreds of teams in a multitude of age groups and levels, including houseâ€"league, houseâ€"league allâ€"star and town rep. ... for Soccer Immaculate 3 bedroom backâ€"split semi. Looks like new. Freshly decorated with new broadloom throughout. Large open concert living/dining room, _ eatâ€"in kitchen, pine panelled family room with brick fireplace. Large fenced yard. Close to shopping/schools. $142,500. â€" 332â€"7451 CLASSIFIEDS NORTH BURLINGTON OPEN HOUSE â€" SUN. 1â€"4 2373 HOLYHEAD DR. To place an ad please call 845â€"2809 or FAX 845â€"3085 Mon.â€" Fri. 8:30 a.m.â€" 5 p.m. apartme condos for sale GLEN ABBEY: 2 bedroom apartment. Jacuzzi, launâ€" dry, private entrance, 1 parking. _ Nonâ€"smoker. 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Notching the goals were Brad McDonald, Jim Romph and Kent Wallace. Assists went to Jesse Barlow, Kevin Gibbons, Kirk Joudrey, Brad McDonald and Kent Wallace. Oakville 7, Brampton 7 (Jan. 29, playoff): Oakville played catchâ€"up hockey for most of the game. The only lead they held was right at the end when they went up 7â€"6, however, they could not hold on. It was a penaltyâ€"filled game, especially by Brampton, but Oakville couldn‘t convert on enough power play opportunities. A 10â€"minute, suddenâ€" death overtime was supposed to follow but the refâ€" erees (who arrived 10 minutes late) stopped it with a tie as the final result. Oakville would have had a fourâ€"minute power play to start overtime. Notching the goals were Jesse Barlow (2), Jim Romph (2), Mike Dinner, Jeff Elia and Brad McDonald. Assists went to Joudrey (2), Justin Miller (2), David Pink (2), Wallace (2), Barlow, Dunn and McDonald. A’I‘OM HA“ The Bank of Montreal Rangers won three gamesâ€"in succession to eliminate Milton from playoff action. After taking Milton in overtime play in the first playoff game, Oakville continued the momentum with two weekend wins. Oakville 6, Milton 4 (Jan. 29, playoff): first period play saw Oakville tie the game in the last two minâ€" utes on goals by Greg Dodge and Jesse Robertson. Oakville also fell behind 4â€"2 in the second period but persistence and constant back checking by the team saw Matt Gregoire and Matt Edwards each count to tie it up 4â€"4 early in the third. Greg Dodge scored the goâ€"ahead goal and assisted on the clinchâ€" er by Christian Daniels. Oakville played shorthandâ€" ed for the final four minutes, however, great defence and clutch goaltending by Matt Dyer preâ€" served the victory. Assists went to Dodge (2), Amanda Joseph, David Rookyard, Josh Dixon, Robertson and Edwards. Oakville 6, Milton 2 (Jan. 30, playoff): Oakville used home ice to finish off Milton. Greg Dodge opened the scoring, unassisted. Andy Dold and Matt Edwards followed, with Jesse Robertson assisting on both. Amanda Joseph put in a star perâ€" formance with two goals, assisted by David Rookyard, John Whiting and Paul Thrasher. Christian Daniels also scored, assisted by Kevan McCulloch. Great goaltending by Lisa Robertson and Matt Dyer throughout the series contributed to the 3â€"0 sweep over Milton. MINOR BANTAM "AA" 0 B apts. flats for rent office business Rep Hockey TWO bedroom, self conâ€" tained, private entrance, apâ€" pliances, parking. Sixth Llne area, available March Ist. 527-5441. ONE bedroom apartment in Bronte, $700 per month utilâ€" ities included. Call Nancy Osberg Sales Represenâ€" tative, Royal Lepage Real Estate Services Ltd. 825â€" 1171 or 847â€"1786. DEADLINES CANCELLATIONS: Mon. 4 p.m. for Wednesday issue. | All classified ads Wed. 4 p.m. for Friday issue. Thurs. 4 p.m. for Sunday issue . must be preâ€"paid We Accept ADVERTISING ERRORS AND OMISSIONS: The Oakville Beaver assumes no financial liability for qapmen typographical errors or copy omissions by the newspaper other than ‘the cost of space occupied "“"" by the error. Claims for errors must be made prior to next publication date. Cheane or cash exsereaursiare 100â€"165 =zaviomirt _ 400455 ~â€"rmuais â€" 1704196 â€"500â€"570 mm LEisure uvinc 200â€"265 600â€"696 300â€"385 wan_szrvicrs _ 700â€"794 Enjoy the convenience of downtown livâ€" ing in quiet, well maintained building with indoor parking, pool and saunas. Walk to shopping, library, theatre and the best restaurants. Glorious all season view of the harbour and East Oakville. Call for appointment 842â€"5518 * 5 appliances * Broadioom * Balconies or patios * Security entrance * Recreational area Luxury 2 3 bedroom Garden Homes apts. fiats for rent apts. fiats for rent apts. fiats for rent Dakville Sports Scoreboard in Oakville from $905 per month * the atom girls 4x200 relay team â€" which included Punnett, Stephanie Kennedy, Leah Quelch and Caralynn Laszlo â€" earned a gold medal; He also took his first nonâ€"gold medal of the year, as he ran the 400 metre section of the bantam boys medley relay, helping the team to a silver medal finish. * the atom girls medley team â€" which included Punnett, Kennedy, Caralynn Laszlo and Jackie Brookdale 28 (Amber Hibbs 10, Gillian Gallow 6 and Emily Rowland 6), Eastview 19 (Devon Strachan 9, Allysa Sotak 6). EAST GIRLS E.J. James 36 (Becky Bousfield 12, Stephanie Schott 8), New Central 23 (Jodie Peacock 8). Falgarwood 31 (Paven Sehmi 10, Ryan Aziz 7), River Oaks 23 (Jackie Spence 10, Katie Poirer 6). After winning the bronze medal in the Atom girls 60 metre, in which she tied her personal best of 8.8 seconds, she ran the following backâ€"toâ€"back relays to earn two other medals: (Results from games played Jan. 25) CENTRAL GIRLS Q.E. Park 35 (Gail MacLean 16, Dina Shoukri 11, Alison Wright 6), Pineland 34 (Lynn Ariss 15, Krista Ariss 7, Abrens 6). Other members of the team included 10â€"yearâ€" old Graeme Douglas, 10â€"yearâ€"old Lane Quelch and 13â€"yearâ€"old Alex Zeller. Also going home with.a trio of medals was 10â€" yearâ€"old Megan Punnett who managed to collect the entire set. Smith‘s previous record of 11 metres â€" set at Copps Coliseum on January 13 â€" established a meet record for the elementary school section of the Hamilton Spectator Games. His triple jump of 11.81 metres was a personal best that is not far behind the Ontario record for his age group set by Pickering‘s Zayd Rouse in December of 1990 at 11.98 metres. ATHLETIQUES INTERNATIONAL The club‘s 14â€"member contingent brought home seven gold, nine silver and two bronze medals. Leading the medal parade was Alexander Smith, 13, as he struck gold and set meet records in both the bantam boys high jump and triple jump. Two Oakville track and field clubs carted a lot of trophies back from the Winter Indoor Games at York University last weekend. The meet was a tuneâ€"up for next month‘s provincial championships. * Fireplace * Vertical blinds * Storage rooms * Onâ€"site management * Parking incl LAKESHORE/KERR 2 bedroom $875 plus hydro. On 2 levels. Bright and spaâ€" cious. Balcony, ensuite laundry, parking. Immediate. 842â€"5100 CENTRAL Oakville, three bedroom bungalow, main floor only, air, large yard and deck. Suitable for 2â€"3 eople. parking, $925. plus alf utilities, 842â€"4162. Public School Basketball Track and Field Close to Sheridan College Oakville Place Quiet parkâ€"like setting. 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James 40 (Ricky Robertson 15, ‘Steve Care: 10 and Mark Mosley 6), New Central 38 (Joh Hoog 15, Jason Davis 14 and Pat Devitt 6). Falgarwood 38, River Oaks 34. Tanya Rank, 11, won the atom girls 800 metn race; Lisa Lang, 11, finished just 0.02 second behind the winner in the 60â€"metre dash; an« Thomas Fornoville picked up third place in th: 1500 metres. In the 60â€"metre dash, Malcolm Syme, 7, fin ished fifth in the mite division; Andrew Lang an: Adam Ford finished fourth and sixth, respectively in the tyke division; and Dan Priceâ€"Owen recorde: a sixth place finish in the atom age group. Candace Kawiuk, 9, earned a bronze meda for her 95 cm. clearnance in the tyke girls hig jump, and a ribbon for a sixth place finish in the 6( metres at a time of 9.7 seconds. OAKVILLE LEGION The club brought home gold, silver and bronz medals while four additional competitors manage topâ€"six finishes. This weekend, the club is taking part in th: Indoor Legion Meet at York University as part 0 the district team. Brett Barber, 9, ran a personal best 35.9 sec onds in the tyke boys 200 metre, narrowly missin; out on a ribbon with a seventh place finish. Alex Zeller, 13, took home a ribbon for a sixt! place finish in the 200 metres. Rachel Truant, 9, missed out on a ribbon b: twoâ€"tenths of a second as she finished seventh. His previous best was 95 cm. He also picke: up a ribbon for a sixth place finish in the 60 metres Leana Marchand, 11, ran a personal bes 2:59.7 in the atom girls 800 metres â€" good enoug! for fifth place. In the atom boys 400 metres, Lane Quelch fin ished fourth and Graeme Douglas seventh â€" bot! with personal bests. David Punnett, 7, set both a personal and : meet best in winning the mite boys high jump witl a leap of 1.07 metres. Laszlo â€" earned a silver medal Picturesque Country Lifestyle Residence Onâ€"Theâ€"Lake Cheque or cash