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Dangle 2000 carrot under nose of Raiders The Acton Free Press Wed April 5 Hill council came to the rescue of George aiders hotkey Monday night and voted them to on their way to Canadian Intermediate In art unscheduled appearance at 15 Raider executive Hob Lane and Pete asked to speak to council on a serious financial matter it hurried conference outside the council chambers with Councillor Kit Morrow and the two representatives Morrow returned to the and be heard Morrow the Raiders won the eastern quarter finals on lite and if they win he semifinals this coming weekend in Ottawa would host the final game here for the Canadian championship hty have no funds to host that game or to travel out w to play for the Canadian championship if they get that far explained Morrow Ik suggested the town them to host the I astern finals here if they reach that level and a further si to west if they the Eastern championship Pete Pomeroy Raider said ho just found ail tonight the funds arc very low We have the chance to become the Canadian champions this year and would like the opportunity tone that far and we can sec any way of going my further than the Ottawa series ilhout more money Mr Pomeroy explained that the host town has to pay he travelling expenses and the accommodation costs of the visiting learn Councillor Ernie asked if hi Haiders paid rent to the arena Mr said they paid hour ite time He added I sure if that was the Would that be part of the 000 Mi small part the travelling expense the for the team The A A a hunk he remarked Hi estimated the cost to nil wist Si and Council voted unanimously to give the Si to host the astern championships ind furtherSl to cover their Iravelbng expenses to the Canadian You vein now wis the shot run Peewees need Raider win weekend highlight Georgetown Haiders helped sparkling Arena on the weekend but as far as the Interim dink A I ivcly Cyclones are eon timed Mayor Tom would time done better to In a less potent roup of skaters for the Itilders whipped the Cyclones two straight I 10 to 1am the right to play I In the I a Cai Intel win Sunday Acton s Mens peewies must wm in this Sunday it o prolong their best of live Waterloo Wellington series upset the I here last night diy foi time to lake in scries Scon wis lor in Inst Wednesday night second game ttmis Or iije v illc from hind a deficit Dive twice and Bert Post once for in I night s mi as link and Post i Phil Mir score for Milt wm Sutiihv wiuld fun i fifth ilteidint line in at from he Delhi toiirii mint in the mid of tin hi j vein dull of thev lnvt month sum final I mbrun near Ottawa this wet kind lively had gone through the reuhr season Sudbury and District schedule with only two losses in amis Unlimited in rough final series More than 1 100 fins turned out rid to itch the drop the pink and Cyclone captain Terry Crvdcrman the first ever in the plush ice palace at 221 of the first period but rejoicing amung I fans wis short lived It took Hick Kulvstti only I seconds to give I a lfl lend in Saturday night second hut Iter thai Pete Kennedy took charge of li mil KdtliPnlliUwaseiilidonto only he was charged high slicked dad everything but tin kitchen sink thro mi it him Kmnedy OHA finals Milton Indents d to the Oil Interim finals against thi I I by in fivt gimes in the ml finals bounce hack from act attack to continue freewheelinion the large ice stirfan Hi scored one coal set up five did an lob of penalty killing and d spiel taking piss behind his back and it up bet ween his skates in tin third II final the Haiders and ort Sailors is scheduled to in next Wednesday night FREDA HOFFMAN J Si Georges Sri On I Telephone ACTON MENS captured the B division championship at the recent Young Canada Tournament in Godench The Acton club is playing Orangeville the Collingwood Blue Mountain Tournament champions for the Waterloo Wellington league championship Pic tured front row to r are Shane withers Randy Van fleet captain George Brown Todd Mclntyre Dave Second row 1 to are Wade Vickery Chris Swetman Derrick Bert Post Back row to are Charlie Bob Allsop Scott Malcolm Bruce Rick Widmont and Van Barry coaches the team with the help of Holmes and Don Van Fleet Say one for 204 cruise down Credit in crazy race Wet and low water levels on the Credit river did not dampen the enthusiasm of entrants In fl7 twills who started from the Tenth 1 ine bridge in Glen Williams in Hie Annual race While the number of en was down from last year the number of boats who finished llu was up An two thirds of the its crossed the finish line at The Streaker streaked across the finish line to win the race for crazy boats with crewmen Paul Richard Harris Stephen and Wane wet wiary and liappv out of the boat which had little lift but a raft Dili and Dive came in first in the rubherraftelass while David was the winner of thi professional canoes and kuvak class Rover w W Harris Jim luipmnn Ralph and McCultoeh won the of all class and link West and linden Hock of Terra won the two raci Tom Hill president Bill Jennings and I com indued a realistic lookine piloted In Don Thompson and Ken lb best boat entered Hie whale looked forlorn much the worse for wear when it crossed tin finish hue with mil chicken wire and left to show it hud ever been a creature but sailors were Jubilant that m idi it all the way Only one was when a one man and threw occupant on to rock hurting his shoulder The happened near the I Canada tolkgi an inaccessible spot raft the Injured man down river to a spot where one of the ambulances spotted along thi way took him to Georgetown hospital He suffered a separated shoulder His biggest worry was what his wife would say whin she heard he was crazy enough to be in the raic Jaycte Burns him in hospital but didn I get bis he in touch Region Communiintmns club kept In touch by walkn talkie to any sign of trouhk on the or the roads The eighth Crarv Boat race sponsored by George town has spread the fame of the area all across Ontario and has filmed for television A erowd of lined tin of the river along seven mile route most clustered at the start tin mill dam and tin finish line where wet shivering contestants found warmth and hot coffee it tin club Cigarette were prnisi d for their con of a vin PA system it the starling lint and a mini van it tin finish line talkies along tin for traffic control officers ading the race lommiltee wire Nick leant ind Ted ehairnnn was Phil Walker chairman Ron race marshal led registration chairman Georgt town Volunteer Service and Fire win on hand in ease of trouble St Corp ilso volunteered their services WORRIED ABOUT THE GAS INCREASE WEVE GOT THE ANSWER wth FIAT THE ECONOMY CAR WITH BIG CAR FEATURES PS WE SELL VOLVOS ALSO Rally Sport QUEIH ST W Undtr Dlxi Cup Tower 4591322 SUPERMARKET 9 MILL ST ACTON 8530650 REGIONAL GOVERNMENT sunk within 50 feet of the starting line with ire Chief number and Fire Chief number being all wet Were they Irving to tell us something The brothers Harmon and seemed to think they were A SEA MONSTER from turned up in the Credit river Saturday with three other monsters Robert Romeril Steve and Bert as sailors Acton Figure Skating Club ICE REVIEW 74 Old Had A Farm and Holidays ING A LARGE CAST OF LOCAL SKATERS PLUS GUEST SKATERS RON LEGAULT KAY THOMPSON SciS LOCAL PRO Mrs Ed ACTON COMMUNITY CENTRE Saturday April 6th TWO PERFORMANCES Matinee 2 pm -A- Evening 8 pm ADMISSION Adults Children 14 A Under GENERAL ADMISSION AND TICKETS FOR BOTH MATINEE EVENING PERFORMANCE ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM CLUB MEMBERS Sanctioned by The Canadian Figure Skating Association Meat Department Special Cdn No Frmh LOIN PORK CHOPS BROWN N SERVE CHOPS CENTRE GUT CHOPS 119 1 Cdn No 1 Frmh SIDE SPARE RIBS 99 J BROKEN HAM SLICES 65 Schncidor I COUNTRY SAUSAGE 89 POLISH SAUSAGE 109 Swift lb WIENERS Vnllay Tim CUT GREEN BEANS 24 Jar SEVILLE ORANGE or GOOD MORNING MARMALADE Rod Roie 1 lb Tin REGULAR GRIND COFFEE 109 1 QT F Tim CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 389 4801 Ttm UNSWEETENED ORANGE JUICE PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 3 SPECIALS INSTANT n CHOCOLATE Maple Laof 8 Sava CANADIAN SINGLES CHEESE SLICES 299 32 Jar Savo 32c SAUERKRAUT 3 US No 1 LETTUCE Ont No 3 lb Bag CARROTS 29 No 1 lb Bag COOKING ONIONS 39