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Georgetown Acton Wednesday The Acton Conitruclion Ha lion Rural Atoms had a fight on their hands for the Acton Atom division title but they claimed three one run wins lor the honor Team members Include Ryan Brett Wilson Chris Hay Bryan Shane Jeremy Mark Ryan Paynes Kevin Joe Will molt coaches Terry Ma sale and Wayne Wilson Vldter The Acton goalie races out meet an attacking player In ladles SPORTS SCOREBOARD BROUGHT TO YOU BY llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll REAL ESTATE SEHVICES LTD REALTOR GUELPH STREET GEORGETOWN 8770173 Curl Hub by old ALUS kith Tennis sidelines by Vic Morris The Intercounty Mixed team continued their winning ways as beat York Weston and Bramalea by indentieal scores of in their last two fixtures last count he local girls and boys were silting at ihe top of the C West League The ladies Wednesday learn Cobblestone 1 and tied Brampton 2 in their last two games in June Our Inter Rural League team lost to Nassagawcya games to on June 21 and squeaked by Erin to 65 on June Halton Hills BMX In the second week of racing al Park on Sunday riders competed for top spots In their division In the 5yearsotd and over Sasha Petrovic placed first Steven Kempster finished second and Jim recorded a third place finish In the 13 and 14 open division Robert Tripp rode in first and Randy Malcolm notched second Ryan Harvey pegged first place in the seven yearold Novice division Ken tie was second and Laura Barry finished third Danny Ryan raced In first in the nine- year old Novice category Peter placed second and Brandon record third In the 14 and 15yearold Novice divi Jeff Bird was first Robert Tripp was second and Randy Malcolm was third Placing first in the 13 earold Novice divisionwasSteve Eastwood second was Travis Gardiner and third was Gerald Savoie The 16 and over Novice champion was second was Mark and Jim Byers was ihird In the seven and under Beginner divt Rob Milchell placed first Ryan Sheilds notched second and Jonathan I- pegged third In Ihe eight and nineyearold Begin nera category Matthew raced in fourht and Ricky Demons captured cond Scott was first and Todd Demons was second in the 10 and year old Beginners class Jason Sullivan was first Todd Dann was second and Kirk Flood was third in the and 13yearold Beginners class Placing first in the 14 and 15year old Beginners division was Tom ton second place was captured by Brad and third place was pegged by Scan McVeigh In the le and over class Lewis zipped across the finish line first and Warren peddled to second place finish I 1 lrWrd It It a GREYSTONE INTERIORS SUMMER specals Coronet Rubber Back SPRING PROMISE FACTORY PAINT SALE 2 for 1 wallpaper flUYONEATHEGULAR PRICE AND FREE fate Out by George Hoare Ontarios Wetlands Most people have found fault with On tano wetlands they hove been called stink holes and various other names in eluding breeding areas for unwanted bugs But then there are two sides to every problem and that probably what prompted Ihe Ontario Government to introduce wetland management guide lines for Ontario These guidelines do not supersede or take priority over other provincial plan rung policies and recogniie that other matters such as housing forestry culture mining watershed protection tourism recreation environment and the concerns of native people must also receive consideration in landuse ing Definition For the purpose of these guidelines wetlands are areas with shallow standing water less than metres deep until July in most years They are divided in to four ma jor categories swamps mar shes bogs and fens Background Wetlands are important to Ontario s economy They maintain and improve water quality help control flooding pro vide habitat for fish and wildlife and contribute substantial social and economic benefits These include outdoor recreation and tourism benefits from such activities as hunting fishing and bird watching amounting to over 53 mil lion userdays per year for million dents Wetlands also contribute to the ecolo gical diversity of the landscape and pro vide habitat for several threatened and endangered species They provide protection against flooding by holding rainfall during peak periods and re leasing it over the following months They are a source of many important resource products such as fur wood and wild rice valued in excess of million annually The benefits they provide and the overall provincial interest in wet lands should be taken into account In any related planning action Notes At one time Ontario had almost mi I lion hectares of wetland of which over 2 million hectares were in southern On tano Only to per cent of the original southern Ontario wetlands remain On tario has more than JO Individual wet lands About per cent are less than four hectares in size Wetland loss is caused by shoreline disturbance land clearing drainage fill Ing or impoundment The above article from the Ministry of Natural Resources is food for thought and leads us to believe that wetlands could be more valuable to us when wet than dry Now it s scramble so Enjoy the Outdoors Safe Journey and Tight Lines Squirts lambaste Limehouse The Acton Old Hide House Squirt Girls were hot and cold this week beating Lime house June and dropping a decision to Glen Williams June yielded a big bat for Acton Limehouse knocking out a home run to lead her team to victory Cathy Knighton the first Acton run of the match in the second inning walking lo first and then moving into scoring position en a double base hit by A single by Lynn Joffrey sent Knighton across home plate In the third inning the Ac Ion bats finally FIND THE GOOD THINGS THAT GROW IN ONTARIO AT NAKA FRUIT MARKET FRESH PEAS I SWEET CHERRIES I HEW POTATOES J ANO MUCH MORE GROWN STRAWBERRIES Simon CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 877 0109 0100 Wesleyan Street Georgetown Ontario The touch ALL YOUR LIGHTING ELECTRICAL NEEDS UNDER ONEROOF ELECTRIC Lighting Centre 877 2264 mum 317 armstrong ave jj georgetown warmed up Rounding the bases in a seven run rally were Krl Terl Angela Dunn Dana Robin and Jennifer Lee started third inning scoring drive with a single followed by Lee with an other single Then Kri singled to load Ihe bases and another single by Terl sent McSween safely home Dunn then recorded a double to bring two more Acton runners in and with and Dunn still on base Yaroshak recorded her home run to clear the bases The final Acton tally came from Robin McSween who singled to first made second on a single by Kri and then crossed home plate on errors Despite a good effort by Acton while Ihey were hosting Glen Williams the local squad muster a run to tie Ihe Glen Acton dldn t get on the scoreboard until the fourth frame when Krl reached first on a Glen error and the rounded the bases on three more errors which also sent Ten Pet home and left Dunn and Dana Petrillo stranded on bases Andrea Gudgeon knocked a double in the fifth frame made third on another Glen error and zipped across home plate on a single by Lee McSween also crossed home plate 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