Fearsome foursomne in the pool Teamwork was their strength, victory their reward. A foursome of Milton Marlin Swim Club members joined forces recently to win the Il and I 2-year-old girls 4x50- metre medley relay in Etobicoke at the Ontario Division 3 Championships. Anchor Jennifer Claessens, who finished with the freestyle stroke, stopped the dlock at 2:24.05 to beat the Toronto Swim Club by a mere three-quarters of a second. Preceding ber with impressive back- stroke, breaststroke and butterfly legs respectively were Kristen McIlroy, Yvonne Sliekers and Jennifer Porenta. Milton's other relay teamn - comprising McIlroy, Porenta and Jennifer and Michelle Claessens - narrowly tnissed bronze in the 4x50m freestyle race. They were edged out of third-place by haîf a second. Also shining in individual competition, Porenta struck gold four times. Her cam- paign included triumphs in the 50 and 100m freestyle plus the 100 and 200m backstroke. She also placed fifth in the grueling 400m individual medley and earned a remnarkable 40 points for the Marlins. Age-class teammate McIlroy enjoyed a silver lning with second-place finishes in both thc 100 and 200m backstroke while taking seventh in the 100Om free and eighth in the 400mIM - fora total of 17 points. Stephanie Sliekers, 13, placed fourth in the 200m backstroke, tifth in the 100m free and seventh in the 50m free while 13- year-old Lisa Trencs swamn the 200.rn breaststroke to fourth-place honours. Placing fourth and fifth in the 200 and 100m breaststroke was 15-year-old Kassie Sliekers. Also cnmpeting and improving on per- sonal best finishes were fellow Marlins Kevin Winter, Jacqueline Clarke, Hilary and David Wassenich, Nick Parris, Jaimie and Rachel Robinson, Tara Anderson, Shannon Koot, Sarah Masciantonlo, Erynn and Laura Mayes, Amy Danks, Brenda Lussier, George Dimitrov and Matthew Ishoy. Ltipays té,adverlise in lT& Cunadia Champion, reftecting Milton for more than 135 years. More plate pop needed By STEVE LeBLANC The Champion The Milton District High boys baseball teani improved on aIl three facets. of their gaine last Friday afiemocon at Glen Abbey. Unfortunately, the sumn of their parts didn't equal success. Regrouping from a nightmare fieldîng performance agalnst Bisbop Reding, the Mustangs cut their errors by more than haf and subsequently timmed their nuns against by five. But huge strides in their defence were only accompanied- by baby steps forward at the plate and tIhe 'Stangs fcli 5-1 bo the Oakville Trafalgar Devils. 'I was pleased at our defensive efforts," said coach Adam Fiait, whose ieam now sits ai 1-4. 'That's ail we worked on in practice yeslerday (Thursday) and it paid off. 'If we can split our nexi fou garines I think we've stili got a good shot at making thse playoffs." Firsi baseman Jason McGuffe, third basen Paul Van Cedar and right flelder Nathan Perroit led Uic way in Uic field while catcher Chris Scherer - back from a week- long spring cold - threw outa pair of base runners. Strting pitcher Adam Finkbeiner was solid if not spec- tacular, scattering six bits and four nins over a four-inning stint. Woricing Uic at two tramnes was Jon Vmngoc, Who relin- quished onre more run on two hits before retiring Uic side in Uic sixth. Counterarts Ieff Schmid and Ed Wood - who comn- bined to blank Reding 3-0 in thcir season opene - beld MD to haf adozen bits and just one nin in the ihird. is back and so is Don Singu1ar Memory Lane Orchestra ýwkbarIan (Ciatt 324 Steeles Avenue East, Milton (905) 878-7934 SAT. MAY 23/98 e 9PM - 12 PM e $1OJPERSON a Food & Beverages available at regular menu prices Tickets avuilable ut the door or for advance, phon. WIllson's 878-9055 The Canadian Champion, Friday, May 15, 1998 - 27 Photos that appear in The Chrampion can be ordered at the front desk, or by phone. Please know the issue date and page number when ordering. ADVERTORIAL Celebrating 30 SUMMers of Service I The Human Resource Centre for Students iS up and running for summer 1998. Were very excited because we have had an excellent response from local employers and we hope that ail local businesses will post their summer student jobs with us. There has also been a high volume of student traffic through the Centre since the doors opened May 4th. the Centre provides a var- iety of free services for both stud- ents and employers. High-school and post secondary students are encouraged to use our centre as a starting point for their summer job search. New in our centre this year, we have a comput- er with access to our internet Job Bank web site where students can view job listings in Milton and sur- rounding areas. We also provide assistance in resumne writing and have a computer available for stud- ents to use to type their resumne. In addition we can help students to prepare for job interviews and pro- vide information on government programs. For employers we provide free job postings that usually receive a great response due to the large volume of students that use our facilities. So please keep the centre in mind to help you fill any job openings! We can also give informa- tion regarding wage subsidy oppor- tunities and minimum wage regulations. Local business and homeowners can take advantage of our "Odd Job Squad" that, consista of studenta willing to do casual jobs for home- owners or those in need of hard- working labour under a short term basis. These studenta names are kept on a list, so that employers who need help immediately (usually the next day), can get a quick response. These jobs can include anything from cutting the lawn, painting, to childcare. So for those of you who are overworked, hire a student so you can sleep in on the weekends. For further information please contact the Human Resource Centre for Studenta at (905) 878- 8418 ext. 216, or vîsît us at: 310 Main St. E. Milton, Ont. (in Trafalgar Square) Support Miltons Future, Hire A Studentl it,sro, .vcJIfe A Student to help ease your workloadl Call Mon luumn Reource Centre at (905)-979-9419 ext. 216 *.a.U Humabl...lIA év.Ianê,n UPU w.4.uqiCê~a .oeoidêtmahm e Ceêd Canadff Peeling like gour hanginq on by a tbread?