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Please add 7 per cent G.S.T. or 15 per Win in finals caps off great year cent H.S.T. (where applicable) to both the plan price and postage charges. Our NEW 31st Edition of the Home Plan Catalogue containing over 270 plans is available for $ 11.50 (includes taxes, postage, and handling). Make all cheques and money orders payable to "Home Plan of the Week" and mail to: HOME PLAN OF THE WEEK, c/o The Oakville Beaver, 336 Columbia Street, New Westminster, B.C. V3L 1A6 or see our web page order form on http://www.jenish.com and e-mail your order to home- plans @jenish.com. The atom red Stellar Stars after their London tourney win. BACK ROW: Sean McGuire, Dan Burns, Bronson Brooks, Jeff Dunlop, Matt Ziesmann, Graeme Gill, Dan D'Alimonte, Neal Thorton and Matt Rogers. FRONT ROW: Taylor Shold, Alistair Clark, Alex Optrakto, Kyle Merstorf, Jeff Catania and Adrian Stacy. COACHES: Jack Brooks, Mike McGuire, Clayton Shold and Ed Ziesmann. Valiant dash to finals The atom red Stellar Stars had a terrific sea­ son of camaraderie and fun. Peaking later in the season, they made a valiant dash for the championship game, but it was not to be. Taking their game on the road proved to be much more rewarding. After Christmas, they played in an atom invita­ tional tournament in Stoney Creek, going unde­ feated to claim the championship. During March Break, they traveled to London to play in the Jayden Elmore Memorial Tournament. Up against some stiff competition from Sarnia, London and St. Catharines, they came away undefeated and again brought home the hardware. k t A u U t CrlAIVlPo: the novice white Oakville Beaver Eagles had a great season. They were the novice white league champions with a record of 17 wins, one loss and two ties. BACK ROW: Jared M ikkelsen, M atthew Lam, Chris Elliot, Derek Vandenboom and Blake Stacy. MIDDLE ROW: Ken Kirk (assistant coach), Carlo Novati (coach), David Novati, Brandon King, Robbie Murray, Alex Kotulak, Zach G oldstein, Alex G ranger and Steve Richards (assistant coach). FRONT ROW: Scott Richards, Jam es Rippin, Christian Dionne, Matthew Hagglund and Garrett Kirk. These atom girls, sponsored by Whithey Addison, had quite a season. They were undefeated in league and championship play against the other Oakville teams and eked out a hard fought 1-0 win in the championship final. These atom girls, sponsored by W ithey Addison, won their league and play­ off cham pionships. BACK ROW: Melanie O 'Connor, Gary O 'Connor (asst, coach), K alian Lyons, Brittany Parkyn, Laura Tacchi, Katy Hughes, A lekjandra Palo, Tim R obertson (head coach), H eather Falikow ski, Charlotte Tonge, Lindsay Robertson, Beth Robertson (trainer) and Jessica Plata. FRONT ROW: Jessica Zaffino, Tara Eagles, Jenna Harkness, Leah Richardson, H eather G arbutt and Denise Marler. PLAYOFF CHAMPS: with rock solid defence and outstanding offensive attacks, the Oakville Gators minor novice white team won their championshiop game on Sunday, March 28. BACK ROW: Lino Luciantonio (asst, coach), Gord Statham (coach), Michael Leddgerwood, Justin Goodhew, Dominic Debellis, Taylor McManus, Michael Savoie, Duncan D 'Arcy and Steve D'Arcy (asst coach). MIDDLE ROW: Matthew Corbeth, Michael Statham, Jordan Bruder, Robert Lucciantonio and Aaron Percival. FRONT ROW: Geoffrey Kawiec, Sean Harrison, Brandon Hassan, Evan Kerr and Christopher Keating. Baseball ironmen Rob Liska, of the Cadbury Astros in the peewee division of the Oakville Minor Baseball Association, stands with Toronto Blue Jays Ironman Mark Dalesandro. Not only was he selected a league Jr. Ironman, his name was also selected to be photogra­ pher for a day with the official photographer of the Toronto #Blue Jays. He had the opportunity to meet the players during their pre-game warm-up and go through the Jumbo-tron room, the press room and the radio room. The pre-game expe­ rience was the highlight of Rob's baseball season. Jake Dutkiewicz of the Oakville Little League Minor A Red Sox was co-league Jr. Ironman. He won the draw to go to the Blue Jays baseball camp in 1999. He stands with Toronto Blue Jays Ironman Mark Dalesandro. Rob Liska, Evan Dinsmore and Jake Dutkiewicz were chosen as last season's ALS/Toronto Blue Jays Junior Ironmen from Oakville. A Jr. Ironman has the determination, perseverance, team spirit and attendance which were characteristics that made Lou Gehrig one of baseball's greatest heroes on and off the field. The 1999 ALS/Toronto Blue Jays Iron Program is accepting registrations for the upcoming 1999 season until the end of June. Call (416) 362-0447 for more info. Registration is open to children playing in organized leagues between the ages of 7 and 15. Team and league registrations are encouraged. For a $5 donation, kids receive two tickets to a Toronto Blue Jays game, limited edition Jr. Ironman membership card and a copy of the Jr. Jays magazine. Participants have a chance to win their team and, ulti­ mately, their league Jr. Ironman. Both carry additional prize packages, the latter of which includes the skills clin­ ic at the SkyDome. Last year, Toronto Blue Jays Ironman Mark Dalesandro, a catcher, attended the skills clinic. Rob Liska played with the Cadbury Astros in the pee­ wee division of the Oakville Minor Baseball Association. Evan Dinsmore and Jake Dutkiewicz played in Oakville Little League minor A division for the Jays and Red Sox, respectively. Evan Dinsmore of the Oakville Little League Minor A Blue Jays was co-league Jr. Ironman. CAtkviilc' h&aciftu Club OAKVILLE SKATING CLUB is recognizing the achievements of our skaters Saturday, May 1st at Glen Abbey We are also proud to say the Oakville Skating Club is celebrating its I f you w ould like to learn to skate w ith the professionals o f the Oakville Skating Club please call 257-7771 http://www.jenish.com