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GeorgotownActon Wednesday Msr 2 teft presents the Ladles SprinfUme Bouplcl trophy to of the event Heather Ferguson Marty Jean Lambert and Bv Miller Charette season ends Jason Boose blasted in a pair of goals and Williams added a single with assists from Vanxesteren Robertson and Coverdale Kent Petty woo a bronxe medal at the Cen tral Ontario Interchib sectional recently Kenteo In the men category Ron Barker and Kari were silver medalists In the Junior Bronie mixed dance event at the Central Ontario tec Usual competitions held in Port Credit recently After round in the Hub league playoffs the Charette Major were elimin ated by Guelpti 32 The series between the two clubs was a seesaw affair with both teams gaining wins and losses but proved to be the stronger team as they took their fourth win in the best out of seven series In game five Acton notched a last minute goal to edge the squad Stephen Fleet recorded the goal with aid from Paul In the final match hasted Charet tes in a thriller of a game that saw Acton lake a 2 lead at the beginning of the third frame and then came back with two quick goals in the final minutes to take a 32 win and the series Michael Brouwcr notched the first goal of the game with assists from Greg Smith and Michael Williams and Sean Sears pegged Acton second marker with aid from Rene Vankesteren and Steve Robertson also had their sights set on a tournament win last week in the Goderich event and after tallying two wins the local squad returned to face Bolton In another exciting match took the lead scoring two quick markers in the second frame but Bolton came back with fourstralghtgoals The local squad pounded in the final marker in the match but Bolton hung onto a one goal lead for the win Top by Heidi Cotcman The Minor are just one win or a tie away from a berth in the Hub League championships after blanking this week The local tied in game one of the best out of seven series and then at home March defeated their opponents Eric and Robbie tallied two goals each in the effort and Kelly and Paul Westaway came up with singles for the win The scries continued on March and this time Elora proved to be the stronger team as they dumped the local squad notched the lone Acton goal On Thursday March the v ere back In Elora where Acton took the upper hand and swamped their opposition Goalie Scan Warren was credited with the shutout and had a fantastic game tallying four markers Lockhurst pegged a pair of goals and Marty McAfee and Sean Coleman added singles The Firestone Price Guarantee Purchase our Premium All Season Steel Belted Radial and if within days you can find a Goodyear or a Michelin for less well give you double the difference in cash Thats the value of Firestone ALL SEASON STEEL- BELTED RADIAL Mem Price P1S57BB14 9595 P236776R15 and Service Values Ill ELECTRONIC TUNEUP s79 Triumph Bus Quality Ply or the Economy WHEEL FRONT DISC BRAKES SERVICE new path Resurface front from wheel Check complete hydraulic broke hardware 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rolling a tingle Mary Piplllon pie On the genu de Colin led the way roll triple ua Other good Korea went loEdllhWakbBin La Graham All e WW Ml Pat Giguere Standing or Per Emerald Letter stirs trouble lie Referee disappointed by turnout Denr Sir To the acta of my last letter were simply stated and were correct They will never change and were expressed from my point of view only It is with deep regret that my letter has caused so much inconvenience to the live of the Acton Referees Association and those pressured to resign Some completely unknown members of the community have threatened the physical well being of some members of the Acton Referees Association over my letter As a member of the community I am again disheartened that people of this town can stoop so low as to threaten people It is a very sorry state of affairs when a simple letter designed only to express one person point of view has turned Into such an ugly situation Is it any reason young people go astray when they have their parents fine example to look up to The threats to another per sons well being What would these Irresponsible people do with something really important After all this Incident was over a benefit game and a subsequent letter expressing my own view points The benefit game was something the referees wanted to do for minor hockey in town and has been done willingly over the past four years Now It has all fumed sour and been thrown back In our faces by some- It Is the young people who have turned nut be the real losers over this Incident My apologies to those who have been threatened because my letter and those pressured to resign as well as their families The Acton Referee Letter didn t reflect re f group s views DccrSir On behalf of Acton Referees Assoc I a lion would you please arrange to have the following statement Incuded In the Wed March 21 edition of the Acton Free Press To the Acton Minor Hockey Association Re Referees Benefit Game March 3 The opinions expressed in the letter printed in last week a Free Press were the personal views of an as yet unknown The Acton Referees Association Executive regrets any embarrassment the letter caused the Acton Minor Hockey Association and as In the past wish them continued success In hockey Raiders trail 20 OakvlUe goalie Chris Cullen tries to keep an eye on he puck as the marauding Burlington squad attacks Burlington won recent Nov ice match Blow dry Use a blow dryer on cool settings to dry woollens In a hurry Garments should remain on a flat surface says Margaret clothing and textiles with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food rural organizations and services branch Button up Use a soft toothbrush and liquid detergent to remove dirt from clothcovered but tons says Margaret clothing and textiles specialist with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food rural organizations and The Chrysler Raiders Jumped out of the fry pan and into the fire this post week in Senior A playoffs The hometown team jumped out of the frying pan test Tues day evening disposing of the Colllngwood Shipbuilders in the seventh and final game of their quarter final series but landed in the lap of the Squires and now trail the semi final matchup two games to none The Ridden nave played the Squires even for minutes in each of the first two games of their best of seven set but in both matches allowed goals In the dying minutes On Friday at the Raiders carried a lead Into the final frame and came up on the short end of a score On Sunday in the two sides were even until the final four minutes when the Squires did the final damage to gain control of the series Raider general manager Dave Kentner commented two weeks ago that a Tuesday night match could change the series At that time the led the CcJlmgwood Shipbuilders 20