Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), March 14, 1984, p. 12

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record a for Cleveland with assists credited to Sterritt Marks and John Ford John White scored the lone Rochester goal with aid from Sean Let entire In Atom play St Kitts edged London 32 Oshawa bombed Hamilton played a tremendous for St Kitts as he led them to victory with a hat rick with assists from Joe W and Scott Davy Patey and Lincoln Caissie ini in a goal each tor London with assists from Michael Mc Arthur and Cowan Mike and Clayton Leys red the credit for a win over Hamilton as they recorded a hattrick each Leys Jason Chris Sehetl Chris Nolan and ass sled Jimmy Sale and Matt Johnston scored for Hamilton w assist from Rob Rich In Novice action March 10 and Dixie played to a tie In exhibition play and In playoff action Burlington downed Weston S2 Brampton overpowered Guelph and Burlington dominated 1 In the Dixie exhibition Kevin Tribe powered In a hattrick and Jones added a single to tie Brian McCallum Jones William and Jeffrey Barns tor f aided David Smiley and Jason were the stars for as they recorded two goals each with assists from Brad Fisher Jamie Irwin Joshua Stephen Forbes and Steven Stuck ess In playoff action Diana Frehs and Ryan Brain poked in two markers each to lead Weston to a win and Matthew Andrews added a single to clinch the game Steven Beaton Brain Bobby Andrews Stephen Chris Wll son and Douglas assisted Adam Forrest notched both Burlington goals with assists from and Travis Mitchell Roy Stuckless powered Guelph to their playoff win with four goals to his credit and Joe Martin and Mark Hachey not singles Mark Adam Hachey Dan Bridge Trevor Williams and Stuckless assisted Ryan Ridley recorded the only ton goal with old from Jason Lowrie Adam Forrest notched all our Burlington goals to down Oakville in playoff action and Travis Mitchell Scan Mosher and Aaron Forrest assisted David Smiley pegged the lone goal unassisted No Midget results were available at press time McKenzieSmith sports With March Break just around the comer there wasn t much action on the Ken tie Smith sports beat However the teachers look on the students In an exhibition match that saw the teachers thrash the students The McKenzle Smith swimmers were also in action and they managed another win against Drury to clinch top spot in the standings Atom tourney schedule Named Team It Hie Home Team NO DAY OS A MisslssaUga Vi Mississauga NO DAY TIME TEAM VB TEAM 1 Kitchener Fri Mississauga Acton Minors Kitchener Mete Waterloo Black Hawks London Leamington Ayr Loser 2 Winner Loser Winner Loser Losers Winner Winner 11 Winner Winner IS Winner is Sat 700am Acton Majors Sat Sal Royal Sat 10 Red Wings Sat 11 10a TOJsonburg Sat 1310pm Loser 1 10 Sat 1 Winnerl 11 Sat 15pjn 13 Sat 320pm Winners 13 Sat Sat Winners IS Sat Loser 1G Sat Winner Sun 915am Winners in Sun 10 iSa Winner in Sun Winner 13 Sun Winner CONSOLATION CHAMPS 21 Sun lSOpm Winner 22 Sun Winner IB Winner 20 Referee is disappointed by turnout Dear Sir In the past years the Acton Referees Association has worked together both the Acton Minor Hockey Association and Legion Hockey to give the interested young men in town the chance to learn good sports to develop hockey skills and to give tnem the opportunity to play the sport An ageold problem for a referee baa Red Cross cares Did you realize the Red Cross has 16 pro grams including something for every age From services to the Schools and Water Safety through Hospitals Care the Home courses services and Services for Seniors Red Cross cares about every always been thai ho as be steps on the ice with that black and while sweater on be a a bum For the home team he can do nothing right Bat over the past bur years the Acton Referees Association has held a benefit game to help raise money for Acton Minor Hockey This money Is donated to belp subsidize their financial operation After all for many families and hockey associations our existing economic tion certainly has us observing finanrlal restraint This year the referees played the Channel CK VB No Stars In aid of this worth while cause In previous years the turnout for these games has been overwhelming This year attendance was just short of scarce It was disheartening One thing I da know Is there has always been a friction between both hockey associations But quite a number of Legion ACTON ROTARY AUCTION THURSDAY MARCH 15 1984 ACTON BAND HALL DOORS OPEN AT I tt Donated By 3daywMkandrantal day r 3 1 rental 4 2 baby quills Hot Air Balloon 7 clock school disk a sal rilns bit headstall lor pony pickup truck load cow manure 1 yeartubscrlptlonSUndardbrtdmsgailna 13 Jackall Jack High Bairn Lilian 14 15 Powaytul com- tongs IS tit down strips 17 men luggaga 19 dog groom clip 21 party sua pried on lobster tails ceramic cooler power 10kg pastry flour 10 kg regular Hour Quartz clock lube oil a 31 golf supplies paint 33 case10W30oll 34 child snowmobile suit a briefcase 38 turkeydlnnerforS steak dinner tor 4 bags milk 40 case chicken Suzuki Motorcycle jacket 42 cycle pant cutis cycle gas tank tic ken 45 to yard load topsoll load gravel 47 2x4lllresmotoroll Skll orbital sender 49 rocker magazine racks track car player 52 dozen pairs work gloves 53 silk arrangements rug case windshield wither fluid 57 AMcarradio hand girts figure skates Cash donations have been given to the Rotary Club Profile Beauty Salon olden Club AND MUCH MUCH MORE Thomas Homo Video Thomas Home Video Thomas Home Video Wooden Heart Restaurant Trinity Church Qulltenr Tho Balloonery Mac Sprawl Tom Thompson Thompson C hlroprsc tic Tom Thompson Tom Thompson Standardbrad HallmanUlg Co HallmanMlgCo HillmanMlg Co JC Custom Leather Waterloo Tyler Travel Willow Natural Foods Halton Veterinary Clinic Momma Rosa Or Foodland Freezer anonymous anonymous Helton Flour Mills Halton Flour Mills Rose Grant e Esso Acton Meadowa Course Lakavlew Centre Thompson Fuels AI a Marine the Hide House Acton I A Acton I QA Acton Jug City Saattesl Crown Dairy Map la Lodge Farms Lea own Cycle Laathortown Cycto Leather own Cycle Treated Timber Sales Nellie Construe lion Dull Sand delivered by J Campbe I Haulag Acton Automotive Mackenzie HaltonHlllsFumllure HallonHllltFumllure Halton Hilts Superior love Don Robb Import Beard more Tannery Acton Family Cleaners Johns Auto Service Achilles Motors Ltd Anna Arnold Cindy Arnold anonymous Hockey members were supporting this worthwhile causa Where were you Acton Minor Hockey Bow many ticket did you This letter In no way Is meant to or destroy all toe good that each hockey group has done ft Is designed however to let Acton Minor Hockey snow that from one referee a standpoint it was discouraging to have gone through all tno planning and work for such a poor showing You demonstrated a lack of support and became the real losers financially in this worthwhile cause Thanks should go out to all those who did support the Acton Referees Association on behalf of Acton Minor Hockey A special thanks to the pillars from Minor Hockey and the Hockey Moms One Acton Referee Novices edge Woodstock The Alton Isaac Novices finished their regular season play on a winning note last Saturday with a 3 win over the visiting Woodstock club James Lloyd opened the Acton scoring drive early in the match with an unassisted goal and then Woodstock returned fire mid way through the opening period to tie up the match Brad Hayter put Acton back on top again with another unassisted effort and then Woodstock gathered steam halfway through the middle frame to retie the game With only seconds left in the second period Steven banged in the winning goal from the slot on a perfect set up by Lloyd Shane Corkum also assisted on the final goal With Acton ahead 32 ihe third period saw- end to end action with neither team able to put the puck past Ihe goal tenders Thanks to tight checking and sound by Ricky local Novices came away with the win In other recent action Acton tied 1 1 March 3 with a goal by Turkosi and assists by Brad Cripps and On February Acton shut out on two goals by Hayter and a single by Scott Foster Jason field was credited with the shutout The Isaac Novices will be competing In the tourney this weekend and will be preparing for the Hub League Chflmplnn ships March Bob Smith pulled the lucky Acton Minor Hockey Lottery ticket on Saturday at the Community Centre Mike of Acton was the lucky winner or the prize Glen Lea Drug Mart sold the winner ticket number 1124 Preston pounds Drugs After three games in the Hub League play off series between Glenlea Drugs Minor Atoms and Preston Ihe local squad has recorded one tie and two losses In round two of the series Preston managed to edge Acton with Matthew Robinson scoring the only Acton goal unassisted Brett Wilson and Robinson assisted Derrick on both Acton goals in gome three as Preston overpowered the Acton Atoms Qualify Automotive Service FRONT ALIGNMENT Carta torpkM 15 OIL LUBE A FILTER LiircMrWftfutfiflnrt am tadfttts Ok at fcis master owns lut as at a Pretend Darter pj BRAKE SERVICE resurface FRONT DISC BRAKE 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