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Kevin Frank of Centennial School pins Greg Harris of Scarborough In a at Centennial school Saturday Kevin won the match to become champion In the pound class Five Centennial wrestlers take first at invitational School wrestlers convincingly won the sixth invitational lourna men held there on Saturday with five of the school wrest taking individual firsts Centennial coached by Jim Hall and Don Warren finished with 130 points which was more than compiled by second place John McCrae J Woods worth was third with Lincoln Heights next wilh half Cenlcnnnl and and a half Centennial wrest finished fourth or better Derek Roy it pounds Kevin Prank at Chris Manhirc at John 1IG and Bob Sweene at pounds Kirk at 107 John at 116 and Ken Ward at took seconds at and Gillespie took thirds Ken at Scott Marshal at and Andy Lent took Scott and wen wrestling for the Other Centennial wrestlers competing were Jeff Wood David Taylor Steve Skenglcy Sandy Watson Mike Wrobkw ski Chuck Anderson Mike Martin Ken MiUuskey Pat Mirk Roberts The referees for the matches were Bob McKay Smith Bmn Peter Four Dean Scallen and Bill Davis Parents and helpers were Patt Hall Jim Atkinson Bob Dean Mike Taylor Mark hucck Ledger Ted Phil lips Ron Martin Julie Four Jackie Jones Steve Brown Hoy Mir noil Mr Mr Mrs frank Mr and Tom Massena of SI John This Hall said 20 to Cinkmihl wrestlers will compete in the Open it strict High School The in Ik from li 9 wrestling will m rs ire and Dink Sports from Acton high By I The B Fast Badminton Tournament was held in Acton on April Georgetown Milton and various schools from were entered in the lournamenl from Perdue high school finished in the girls singles while Warren Tingle pi iced first in boys singles In the girls doubles competition Sue Alexander and Claire from Georgetown came first while Acton Shirley Ancker and Near placed second and Neil While Oaks high school finished first In the doubles event while Gord Bruce and Mike Morris Acton placed second In mixed doubles iclion and Mary Morgan took top spot Peter ions and Cook finished In fourth to those players finishing in the top four places as they will advance to the Champion ships to be held on Thursdav at Acton high school The West Badminton Tournament was also held In April G Competing were schools located in western mainly those from Burlington Girls singles was Trudy Puis from Burhnglon Central hit school while boys singles was taken by Kirk Win of Lord Joan Christiansen and Cheryl took the girls double for Lord while I competitors Eric and Khosla captured Isi place in the doubles event Mixed doubles and Debbie Cuulson placed 1st Lord Elgin high school Players finishing 1 or 4ih will meet competitors from East at the Hilton impionshlps iris gymnastic competitors from Acton high school went to the East Championships on April f which will go on to the Championships April Juli i and Lesley each placed third on the be im and Carter intermediate Also in the intermediate division Baker finished first all she placed second in beam third on bar and fl events fourlh the vault Senior J placed third all round with a place finish n vault both be im and floor and a fourth Congratulations and good luck to all qualifiers THEHFRAXD April II Page Bowling continued Debbie Debbie 303115 Per Wee Boys Marc Basse 190 Terry David 1jG Barry McLein Paul Ste wart 3301261 Paul 327120 Todd IIj Andrew Bantam iris Teresa Mas JR21229 541245 Julie 539 Kelly 4762001 Bantam Hoys Stephen Tur Todd Jim Carpenter Anthony ley Hole 455219 Junior Girls Hope Margaret Jcssop 231 Burke Wendy Cirroll I- 768312 JeffSarRCnteJO Shine Frank Madden Jerome Stone 214 Soccer leader dies at 57 Jonathan Jack Win grove died suddenly on Saturday Mr Wlngrove year old Mr wai one of the original organic of Pine view Soccer Club lie many yean working with the program In that area Mr I by wife Patricia and Glen and Robert Senior Iris Janet Hicks Julie Debbie Scarborough Bill Nelson Hicks Jim Mcintosh VOTRE CROIX ROUGE BEAUCOUP POUR AIDE PROCLAMATION Whereas the number of fire Incidents during the spring months April and May are on the increase And whereas statistics compiled by the Halton Hills Fire Department show hat In excess of A million dollars In tire damage in these two months during the previous five year period And whereas the residents of Hills arc suffering from the tragedy of tire Therefore I proclaim week of April thru April to be recognized as Spring Clean Up Week In the town of Halton Hills and I urge all residents our town to reduce the tragic loss due to fire by participating In Spring Clean Up Week Allison invites you to drop in FRIDAY APRIL 12 Noon to pm HOUSE Its been a hard winter and lime to look into equipment needs new used or repairs Time to get ready for the field work coming up Weve spruced up the place and are having an Open House If you are just wanting to kick a few tires just browse around and visit or check our specials you have our sincere invitation to visit our Spring Open House Coffee Donuts Door Prizes EH ALLISON EQUIPMENT CO LTD Georgetown No Highway Juir of No 8775259 Canada Trust 8779500 A VIVID VIEW OF REAL ESTATE VALUES MOBILE HOME In top condition with living room kitchen and halt recently carpeted Fridge stove washer and dryer included Deck and closed porch entrance attached Located on rented lot in at tractive park area Asking Country landscaped lol Ask ONEACRE HOUSE ANDBARN Located less than three miles from town on paved road with school bus at door Mature trees ex cellent garden storey home four bedrooms genuine in very large country style kit Needs some work but is still a good buy at under 60000 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Active garage business specializing in front end alignment Including equipment and building Located in good farming and vacation area 35000 with terms LOOK LOOK LOOK Acre property on ravine lot bungalow overlooking beautiful Terra low price lis proper design and ope case to upper floor with to deck Kitchen dining 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