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Wednesday, December 15, 1999 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER D1 No more line-ups! Tickets for Paul M cCartney's return to the Cavern were pretty hot but that's nothing compared to the line-ups that used to form to register for the O akville Soccer Club (OSC) which is the biggest club in North America with m em bership typically reaching beyond 8,000 m em bers. But that should all be, thank fully, in the past now, as the club has moved to a mail-in registra tion for all returning players. The OSC is mailing out the forms this week and it's the responsibility o f returning play ers to verify the information and return it by the deadline o f Friday, January 21. Registration form s post marked later than January 21 will not be accepted. Returning players who have moved are asked to contact the office immediately at 849-4436. (S ee 'Soccer registration' page D3) Photos by Peter J. Thompson The ClubLink Domes now provide an excellent local indoor soccer facility, and last Saturday the Oakville Blue Stars U-10 rep team, coached by recently announced Oakville Sports Hall of Fame inductee Phil Iafrati, played an Ontario Indoor Soccer League game on Saturday, defeating Dixie 3-0. See more about Iafrati and his new U-10 rep team on page D3. TOP PHOTO: Iafrati is an inter ested onlooker along with players Lucas Severin, Matthew Healy, Chris Tsipas and Kenton Carr-Hall. BOTTOM PHOTO: Daniel Ortega is on the move. Photos by Caroline Lemay L I PURCHASE FINANCI HE SCOOOORES! Caught in living colour, here, is a goal by the Oakville Rangers triple-A minor atom rep hockey team in a recent 4-1 win over Halton at River Oaks. Results for this and other games by the team are in today's rep reports on page D3. Also, the team will play in the Holiday rep tourney in Oakville (see story below). TOP PHOTO: Sam Gagner (#15) cel ebrates a goal with a teammate. BOTTOM PHOTO: the puck is in the net and Kyle Badham (#10) is not far behind. FOR UP T V / 4 [3 jVJ'Dj'J'J'Ua all 2000 Corollas & Rav4 2000 COROLLA VE 2000 RAV4 4WD 4-DR. MOHA F or You! to h o st huge H oliday rep tourney He said there's "over 40 hockey hotbeds involved." "We've got a large contingent from the GTHL, with North York, Don Mills, Scarborough, Goulding Park, Toronto Aces, Duffield, Etobicoke, Humberview, Warren Park and Mississauga. "Western Ontario entries include Grey-Bruce, London, Kitchener and Waterloo. North of the town there are teams from Guelph, Georgetown, Halton Region, Halton Hills and Milton. To the east, Orangeville, Caledon, Brampton, Streetsville and Clarkson. "North of Toronto, there's Barrie, York-Simcoe, Newmarket, Aurora, Richmond Hill, and to the east Markham, Whitby, Oshawa and Quinte. "In southwest Ontario, Burlington, Stoney Creek, St. Catharines and Clarington ... 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Q EW Oakville will be hockey central over the Christmas Holidays with the Minor Oaks Hockey Association hosting a huge 72-team rep tournament from Dec. 27-30th. Teams will be divided into eight divisions (both triple-A and double-A) at the `minor' level -- minor novice (8 years), minor atom (10 years), minor peewee (12 years) and minor bantam (14 years). Games will be played at Oakville Arena, Maplegrove, River Oaks A & B, Kinoak and Ice Sports, and like all reg ular season games for the Oakville Rangers rep teams, admission is free. Each division will also feature a three-on-three tourney. Patrons will have the opportunity to purchase a tournament program, which has a lucky prize draw ticket included. Chairperson Bob Woloschuk noted that this year's tournament is the largest ever, up from 57 last year and 48 in `97. M idget all-star gam e Friday night The annual midget triple-AAA Central League all-star hockey game will be held this Friday (Dec. 17), 7 p.m. at Oakville Arena, confirmed Mike Dvemechuk, vice president of rep hockey for the Minor Oaks Hockey Association (MOHA). Battling each other will be the Central League's north and south divisions. Oakville is in the north division along with Burlington Eagles, Halton Hurricanes, Brampton Battalion and Guelph Storm. The south division is comprised of Stoney Creek Ice Breakers, S t Catharines Royals, Niagara Falls and Welland Tigers. Dvernechuk said it promises to be a real competitive game, and is extend ing an invitation to all MOHA players, moms and dads and everyone to join the festivities. Admission is free. Spectators, however, are being asked to bring a non-perishable food item for those in need at this festive time of the year. 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