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Page 26 — Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, June 12, 1993 Gass, Timothy Li, Ryan. Snyder | ighnuts 2, , Total F Home Improvements 1 90 DAY Suan ANTE FREE ESTIMATES ELECTRONIC SERVICE AT A PRICE THAT WON'T JOLT YOU! VCRs * HOME & CAR STEREOS ¢ PORTABLES * CDs ¢ TURNTABLES « VIDEO GAMES * COMPUTERS « ETC. ALL SE! ;RFORMED ON PREMISES Bye DUAUFED TECHNICIANS For the Best Service At The Best Price Call Kira Lawrence pops three goals By. Ruth Taylor ‘occer parents are breaking out the Mosquito repellent as the season Starts. Kira Lawrence of the PoppaCom Gold team was the big scorer of the week in Under-11 girls soccer with three and teammate Danielle King netted two as the gold team faced- off with the Green team. In the first half, the teams were evenly matched as Gold defender Stephanie Fielding kicked away the Teen advances while Rhonda Myers and Ashley Campbell hus- tled. There was a breathtaking near- miss alongside the net by Green player Andrea Lootsma; then at the other end, Green goalie Karen Zomer had to chase a long kick from under a car at the Mackenzie- Smith field. In the second half, Green goalie Melissa Maveal saved three good shots by the PoppaCorns but the Greens ended up on the short end of the 5-1 score. Their lone marker was scored by Keri Hofing while Ashley Carlton and Jessie Locke played well. The Blue Optimists and Orange Linda Armstrong/Johnson game had a slow start. Referee Aaron Williams had to call a few hand- balls and three offsides. Blue player Becky Culp limped off after an injury but ran back after treatment. The Orange team is waiting for Angie Crane’s arm to heal so she can join the team. Orange player Vanessa Taberer was busy turning balls away from the Blue team and Linda Sproule. Jacquie Bajic played well on offense and Shaylyn Rypstra showed great positional play for the defense but the score remained tied at 0-0. ie of the week, the Acton Elizabeth Street field was used for the first time. Occasionally, the ball ended up in the puddles and tall grass alongside the field and the girls had to do throw-ins with a wet ball. The Red Millier’s TV team kept the action in the Orange side during the first half and right halfback Alyssa Taylor got a toe on the go- ahead goal from a breakaway run. After looking for a teammate for a pass play, Orange player Alanna Zelek tucked one in the comer of the Red net herself. During the game, there was effective backward footwork from Millier’s Red play- ers, Stephanie Hynds and Sharilyn Kogon and long kicks’ with quality from Bethan Elliott and Kristal Westman. Orange player Brooke Lindsay, stopped one long kick with her face but recovered to play the game and Kim Lindsay shadowed well. Laura Opti-Mrs. bopped by Brampton By Ruth Taylor Alcott Field, behind the police sta- tion, was a sea of blue soccer shirts as the Georgetown Under-15 Opti- Mrs. Blue team faced their first opponents of the season - the Blue Sports Unlimited from Brampton. This is the first league in which the girls play out-of-town against Bolton, and Brampton teams, Goalies’ hands were chilled and spectators were huddled in coats cheering into a stiff breeze during the 45-minute halves. orgetown started bravely with a $100,000 TO $130,000 * FEELING CROWDED?" Wishing for. more space won't make it happen. Make a point to see this spacious kitchen, semi ensuite. 3 good sized bedrooms plus an unspoiled base- ment waiting for your ideas. Ven- dor says SELL! so don't delay. $149,900. LINDA NEWBURY 843-2020 | $160,000 TO $190,000 * HOW DO YOU SPELL POTENTIAL * 3230 sq. foot of future dream home. This stately home is awaiting your restoration. Stain glass, fancy mouldings. and multiple huge rooms. 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Brampton players Carolyn Young playing midfield and Julie Johnston playing defense were busy with throw-ins and getting the ball off their goal-line. Kim Moore sank another one for Georgetown at 25 minutes with a nice kick from a lat- eral angle. Then Brampton forward Tasha Fowlett kicked one into the Georgetown goal. A goal by Brampton player Heather Butts came after a corner kick and tied the score. Brampton midfielder Carrie Campbell scored the third and fourth goals.This made the score 4-2 for Brampton. Opti-Mrs. Amanda Devries kicked a good penalty shot as a result of a handball but it bounced off a Brampton wall of defense: Roadies run hot and cold By Sandy Sperduti The first game for the U. 16 Boys Timeout Roadhouse Roadies was a great success. t Strong defensive play by Andrew Clark, Trevor Crane and Ryan Gougeon was too much for the Brampton.Gold Forwards. The first half was dominated by the Roadies led by Simon Broughton’s crosses from the left and Lee Sperduti’s from the right, resulting in Goals by Ryan Taylor, Jonathan Burak, Dean Ellis and Jason Tawil. Late in the second half, Acmetrak Gold managed two goals, one by John Foster the other by Lorenzo Nessi. Final score, Timeout 4 Acmetrak Gold 2. Time Out Roadhouse Roadies came out flat-footed in their home opener June 7 at Cedarvale. Your Host Restaurant from the Chi * QUALITY * RANCH BUNGALOW ON 4 ACRES * mainfioor laundry and familyroom an sliders out to deck and pooll!! NN GLAPSKI 843-2020 of 843- Simp! move in and enjoy this attractive Keating built bungalow on 1/2 an acre with great landscaping and some fruit trees!! Also offering 3 bedrooms, kitchen/dining with built-in dishwasher ‘and patio. doors ‘out to newer deck, newer carpet- ing and no wax flooring almost throughout, central vac too! $139,900. LYNN GLAPSKI 843-2020 1 776. COMMERCIA * QUIET LOCATION* Farm with about 85 acres of workable land, some bush, 4 bdrm. home, imple- ment shed, barn needs repair. Secluded setting. $169,900, VEN- DOR ANXIOUS, MAKE AN OFFER. JOHN FLETCHER 843-2020 or 843- 7679. Date BIs:BAD WOLF WON'T BLOW mm: heitioge stone to get through ‘the gates if you.own ony eo recreation room with feats. @ stone studio outbuilding and thie oversized! od gore 12-worksho} are just fo look a, Lol of rece rpnt Miers on Hwy. 6 and sideroad, $425,000. COLIN WERNER 843-2020 or 843-5916. gus, Ontario NIM 1P8 (519) 843 2020 Club counted a 2-1 decision over'the home side. The Roadies opened the scoring when Simon Broughton managed to find the mesh during a scramble in front of the Host’s net. Goal scorers for Your Host were Steve Power and Pasha Sangha. Next game is Monday, 8:30 pm, Cedarvale. Standard cuts the Green Boys Under 14 Standard Products 3, 1 reen Standard Products Goals: Chris Sperduti, Chris Morisawa, Mike Knoepfli Noteworthy Players: Mike Van Der Vinne, Andre Lefebvre, Ivan Stiehl i Green Goals: Darryl Galloway Noteworthy Players: Jamie Lake, Kevin Inglis, Ken Flynn