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We are pleased to provide Acton with news concerning occur- rences at Bishop Reding Sec- ondary School. Over the past weeks, stu- dents have been looking for- ward to the March Break. The holiday lasts from the tenth of March to the twentieth. We hope that all students use this opportunity to have fun and catch up on all their studies. The spring dance on March 3 was a large success. The cafeteria was filled with students enjoying the evening of music and rhythm. Other 'student_government organized events that have or will take place include: vari- ous lunchtime activities, movies in the cafeteria and the euchre tournament. The -ard-playing competition has deen going on for the last two weeks and has provided the The Royal Report FROM BISHOP REDING SS. -------- students with an outlet for displaying their high skill to the rest of the school. The winners of the tournament will - receive $50 and universal re- spect. The Bishop Reding School Reach team has shown excel- lence throughout their vari- ous competitions. The team came in first in their second consecutive tournament and now holds the first place title in Halton. Congratulations to all members. With spring rapidly ap- proaching, some sports sea- sons end and others begin. The junior girls' volleyball team displayed excellence throughout their season, win- ning two tournaments. The girls regrettably finished fifth in their division. Thanks are extended to Joel Brunner and Andrew Coe for helping the girls in their extra curricular activity. The badminton sea- son begins soon. The teams have been chosen. Bantams win 2, tie, lose in playoffs By Jim Monaghan With their elimination from the OMHA playdowns still stinging the collective soul of the major Bantams, Then Tanners went out and ran up a2-1-1- record in the first four games of their TriCounty round robin playoffs. In game one, Acton dou- bled the always tough Arthur squad 4-2. Tyler Chapman, Steve Atkinson and John Field netted a goal and assist each to lead the team. Adam Brouillard was the other marksman while Peter Glatt and Matt Gegear also chipped in with helpers. Ina rough and tumble con- ® LEGION News BRANCH No. 197 By Joyce Buchanan Secretary, Branch 197 Once again the weather is great but don't worry. March break is coming and we all know what that brings. Saturday was a good day of travel for the gamblers. I happened to be at the Branch when they arrived back and never saw so many happy losers. They all claimed they had a good time. Ok, dart players, the Alf Oates Tournament is March 19. You can still sign up at the Branch but you must be over 50 and a Legion member. There is lots of space yet. Got your ticket yet for the 70" Anniversary Open House Urata cl Clo a2 ey ee 853-2460 In the Glenlea Plaza for your convenience oF '<9 CORNER With Village Constable Bill Riddle We now have a fax machine on March 26 from 1 to 6 p.m.? Tickets are $2. This is in or- der to have enough food for everyone. The money col- lected will be given to the Poppy Fund. Service Awards will also be made this day. I hope you have received your Newsletter. I did my part and got them ready. It's up to the guys to get them out. Some streets need to be de- livered: if you have time why not check at the Branch and do a street? Initiations and General meeting is March 13. Try to make it. Don't forget those who are ill or shut-ins either. Call or visit someone. See you at the Branch. ' | j GRO mn Baag er Styling test, Acton clobbered Woolwich 7-3 in their own rink. Atkinson once again came up big with two goals and two assists. Chapman also had a pair while single markers went to Andrew Pembleton, Glatt and Field. Helping to set them were Matt Wolfer, Shane Drexler, mike Macdonald and Gegear. With a severe case of man- power shortage due to sus- pensions, injuries and other commitments, Acton limped to a 3-3 tie with Erin/ Hillsburgh in game three at home. Mark Finnie was full marks for his goal tending perform- ance this particular evening. BERKSHIRE INvestmeNntT Group Inc. DEBORAH EATON-KENT, cra t CHARTERED FINANCIAL ANALYST helping him to gain the point were goals by the red hot Atkinson, Brouillard and mi- nor callup Colin Seehan. McDonald had a pair of as- sists while Drexler, Glatt and Wolfer had single helpers. With the team still suffer- ing from players MIA, Acton got hammered by first place Brampton 6-1 in their backyard. Only Minor Ban- tam Joe Brunelle assisted by Adam Mills and Dave Lyons found the back of their oppo- nent's net. The team has two games left against Flamboro and Elora at home this week be- fore semifinalists are deter- mined. Financial Apvisor 12100 - Gth Line R.R.#1 Acton, Ontario L7J 2L7 TevepHone (519) 853-5017 Cocnasuene (705) 756-8982 Facsmite (519) 853-4136 Ema deatonkent@berkshire.ca Farewell "Fordy" JETLINK Door to Door =a» Tyler Transport Ltd. 379 Queen St. E. 853-1550 ESTATE AUCTION SALE For the estates of L. Poole and I. Cyr SATURDAY Marcu 11, 2000 ar 10am Royal Canadian Legion, 15 Wright St., Acton FEATURING Fantastic 60" highback Victorian bed, w/heavily carved head and wrap around foot, marble top bedside tables, huge marble top dresser, w/heavily carved mirror (this set is a rare find), exceptional 10 pc Walnut dining room suite w/Flemish leg, Ig fancy server, china, cherry 2 pc corner cabinet, oak Queen Anne stacking barrister bookcase, formal Flemish style settee w/satin upholstery, carved Victorian settee, fancy inlaid breakfast table w/heavily carved pedestal, Empire octagon mahogany games table, pr of fancy "Mountain Top" brass and iron beds (rare), inlaid Ed- wardian hall chair, Stickley 4 shelf bookcase, arts/crafts furnishings including partners desk, coat stand, stacking bookcase, small drop-front desk, Primatives including lg oak Pennsylvania Homestead trunk, dated/stencilled/forged hardware and Ig key, pine Welsh open dish dresser, oak store counter w/bevelled , oak apoth store counter, several pine cupboards, oak 5 leg table w/4 leaves, 6 matching oak chairs, balloon back chairs, assorted occ tables, too much to list all. Glass and China: Cranberry glass including fluted bowl, salter, fluted vase, several biscuit barrels including deep blue ewood, amber etc, Royal Worchester dinner service, lg old Tweed Blue Willow turkey platter, smaller b/w platter, exc hand painted urn w/female portrait (Bavaria), Cornflower crystal collection, green carnival pes, pink depression stemware, Chintz "Pekin" cream/sugar/tray, "May Festival" cream/sugar, Flo Blue compote (blue onion), Lennox "Prima Donna" figurine, Beswick cat, Royal Doulton Puppy HN1097, assortment of good pattern glass, Sterling Gabriel Sleath salt/pep/must, 4 nut dishes, small Georgian spoons, other exc silver plate pcs. Miscellaneous: Lg family Bible, brass box humidor, Blackball ballot box, metal Rajah cigar sign, Ig Majolica figural centrepiece, Stradolin, autoharp, apple peeler, marble mantle clock, oak cathedral clock, dome top clock, lg oil on canvas, prints, assortment of fancy linens including 2 hand candlewicked coverlets, doilies, run- ners etc, Lancelot dagger, ag pac knife. Lighting: Lg banquet lamp, Ig brass pool table lamp, French style table lamps, bedroom lamps, stain glass. Household bric brac: including small tools and appliances, lamps, couch, outboard motor, rubber raft, much more. Ladies and gentlemen this promises to be an excellent sale of antique and household effects from 2 estates with inclusions from a Brussels country store. Subject to additions and deletions. Terms: Cash/Debit/Visa/Master Card Further Information: Heather Friesen (905) 704-8519 Norm Webster Central Ontario Auctioneers Inc Phone: (905) 873-7633 or Fax (905) 873-8455 "Where you get something for Nodding" 24 Hour Service ¢ Flatbed Service ¢ Lockout Service * Boosting & Gas 853-5848 Dan C. Dolliver ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR Legal & Topographic Surveys 54 Mill St.E. (agi Tel. 853-2502 Fax 853-1504 Custom Pipe Bending Lic. Safety Inspection Stn. 17 Agnes St. 853-0900 Acton CONSTABLE David Ford retired February 28th, 2000. After 30 years as a member of the Halton Regional Police Service, "Fordy" has hung up his uniform for the last time. For the last 10 years, he worked in the Acton area and is well known by both the good and the bad. I have known Dave for about 25 years and always enjoyed working with him. 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