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Brand EM Cheryl Mary Anderson in high triple were Sluckleu Sue Walton Pat Bennett Mary Andcnoi Jane Page lit are Power Drill llardllaUS Duly Ha Lf Dozen M Frieda Bottom place Jug City whooped Freezer for ail game and pointa Beit tingle on For men George led the way roll both high triple Other good were in by Gall Dawn Case triple column were nCae4i Carol Jordan Mamie Clarke an are Willow Natural Food I A sports Monica Parker Poddy Johnston Kim and Poll Katsllierii In recent wrestling action the Smith squad met St Joseph in an exhibition match that saw both learns perform well to tie The Smith wrestlers are coached Wayne Sum bier In hockey action the Mustangs dropped three of their last four games and lied one Brookville the local squad succumbed then the Centennial Chargers managed a win Last week Smith lost to 52 and in a rematch Stewarttown and played to a tie Goal scores for Ken lie Smith were Paul Campbell Marks Jason Hinder son and John Beaulieu David was credited with the shutout in their last game lUSKITHALI tn recent basketball action defeated St Joseph in a double- header boys squad easily downed their opposition with Katsillerls and Scott Williams leading the attack with nine and eight points respectively CURLING Spirits were up but the scores were down in recent curling as Jeff Knapman defeated Monica Parker 5 l Tracy Wriggles worth downed Paddy Johnston Wally Sadler dumped Troy Nolan and Margie Parker edged Frank This week curling results were Doug 3 Wally Sadler Tracy Wriggles worth bombed Jeff Knapman Paddy Johnston creamed Troy Nolan and Scott Brown blitzed Frank Amstaetter The standings at the halfway mark in the season are Tracy Wrlggleaworth first with 42 points Margie Parker second with points Wally Sadler third with points Scott Brown fourth with points Troy Nolan fifth with 31 points Paddy Johnston sixth with 25 points Jeff Knapman seventh with 3D points Monica Parker eighth with IB points Doug ninth with 17 points and Fred is 10th with Shinny dates On Sunday March the Industrial League playoffs will commence as Family Cleaners takes on Jug City at p m and Acton Travel hosts Nielsen at on Sunday Legion Midget action will continue when Toronto takes on Vancouver at 4 p and Montreal vs Edmonton at pjn On Saturday March Baltimore vs Cleveland at a and Tide Water will Rochester In the Pee Wee division at 7 am In Atom action Hamilton vs London at a and St will take on at In the Novice Weston meets at am Burlington vs Guelph at 10 a and Dixie will battle Brampton at II am Bantam play will resume at 12 as the Cougars meet the Whalers and at 1 we Jets vs the Rockies Win bronze Judo medals On Saturday February 18 two members The Central West Region team made up of the Acton Judo Club went to of fighters from various clubs made good Ontario for the Ontario Judo showing with our of 12 fighters receiving Championships Jeff and Dave Ruse gold silver or bronze medals In their were part of the Central West Region team respective divisions and took a bronze medal in their respective divisions American Canadian Judo Challenge In New York state sometime in the spring dumps Burlington 72 Nell is Construction Major Atoms were in the local squad to victory and John McLean business this week as they skated to a 7 added a pair of goals Denis and victory over Burlington in exhibition play Wayne Bo us field notched tingles in the February effort while Jamie Galway Bougfleld Burlington hosted the match in which Robbie Harnden Michael Ktanon and Eric Jason Piper tallied three markers to lead assisted III REAL ESTATE SERVICES LTD REALTOR Charettes squeeze Orangeviile After being eliminated from the OMHA playoffs the Acton Charette Major took on in two back-to- exhibition games and came away with a win and a tie In game one Acton edged Orangeviile 32 as Greg Smith Steve Robertson and Jason Boose notched a goal each Assists came from Michael Williams Guest Rene Vankesteren and Robertson In round two the two teams seesawed bock and forth to end in a 2 tie Acton goals came from Boose and Robertson with aid from Vankesteren David Harrison and Paul Cover dale Charettes will begin their Hub League playoffs tonight Wednesday at home against Guelph at Mintern named courier of Seagram s award Paul O Brien drew this week s lucky ber at lae Hockey Lottery last Saturday Joe of Gait won the prize a ticket sold by Ron Robinson of the Acton Curling Club has been awarded the Seagram Five Star Achievement Award The award was initiated by Seagram to acknowledge those people who have done an outstanding service to both the game of curling and their individual curling clubs Mintern said he was quite pleased and surprised that he was chosen to receive the award I know a lot of people who do a lot for curling in this area and I honored lo be awarded with this remarked Mintern who has been curling for years has been instrumental in setting up curling and running the clubs social functions for many many years He and his wife Alice have also been presidents of their respective leagues in the North Hat ton Curling Club and Mintern and a Brampton man Charlie started one of Hal on biggest tournaments the Halton Peel Mint em and his wife were avid golfers when they came to Georgetown in 1960 from While golfing at the North Golf and Country Club they made several lasting friends who suggested that when the golf season ended why not lake up curling Mintern and his wife accepted the advice and for the next few curling seasons they bacame more and more Involved in the sport From until the spring of 1966 Mintern and his wife headed various social events and draws and then in the fall of 1966 Mln tern became president of the Men s league and his wife became president of the women league During Mintern s term as president he and the Brampton Curling Club President started the Smith and Stone Bonspiel which has been renamed the Peel Bonspiel What started out as John Mintern has been named the recipient of the Seagram Achievement Award for tils work with the Acton Curling Club a 4Brink event with in prizes In has became a 100 rink tournament with over in prizes said Mln tern The Peel spiel is the biggest curling event in the area now and every year it continues to grow and thrive Mintern remained president until 1069 when he moved back to the Toronto area For two years he curled at the Avonlea Curling Club and then for one year he curled at Curling Club In March 1974 Mintern returned to the area this time settling just north of Acton on Highway Hestarted Curling in Acton and in joined the Ontario Curling tion I still try and encourage people to come out and start curling said It a lot of fun good exercise and most importantly everyone can make a lot of friends Currently Mintern is playing the sport a couple of times a week and is usually on hand at the local club to lend a helping hand For the future Mintern said hell likely continue to curl and he hopes to talk more and more people into Joining In 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