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grab the linale for the two and lota win with KB Wayne 209l Jack imi and he win Making with the moat for were Bob Jake Van Der Koay League I landing Platen Striker STEAKS rXUMBlN G HEATH G Feb A three game win Ihe kept the Leaky barrel- along In In place June sea Donna Staves and Mom Strike US tripled and singled in the win Topi or the were the of Edith Weir Ted Sankey IM and Nancy made win In the antral the hung on I League Turkey Vultures Super Bt Ionic Women J Gang blue wo Feb Forget the tint canto ran by pun went all the way for the triple win wllh Jackie Parker Adele Nolan Gordon and Pat Col tripling and tingling Melanle IDS and had em for Blue Bella were a two game winner from the Buttercup bill Ihe Cup on the ttrength of a big win In the go took the odd point for The last game Okie Belta too It by phi Top trk for Blue Bella were Jenny IS4 Jane SOT and Jettle Glbon4t0tU Debbie Thornton ill OS Dot Milton and Judy SOS Sweet dropped ihe flnt to Snow by plni got even in the second with a IS pin win then made ture Top in the win were Man White and SM For Snow it wat Sylvia Magea Mai Peggy I1DI and Ethel TOUTS League Forget Dallies Blue Bella Sweet Pen Snow Drops SB CENTRE Feb Balden two and lotah win to up on the top rung otters Top In win were Gary Pickle 714 Wunder and Bhooa Thornhlll III 3111 Making wllh Ihe mot for were Marlon Slorey 701 Donna Wood IBS Smltty Kotoa for Alley ID7 bally Smith to Julie 114 League Blue Happy Hoofers Ifammerheadi Alley Cause Keni MAW II Feb If Silver Creek Shell made two game win from In toot Ken Terry Churchill Credten took it by down the finale for a two game win Jeff Fryer TO and Larry 1741 getting the Top iricounter for the Lanes were Dee DeForeat W Carl IMIandBlllAndenionB122 Flghl hard for that fourth and playoff Rebels put II all together or a triple won I trio in the win For the Jim 709 1137 Ron Shannon eel 2 and Jim HI were League Silver Creek Shell Acton Meadows Acton it Illnloni Store Reliable Tail 27 ACTON FRJXNDS Feb 24 Team One look two tamo from the league leading but were Georgetown Gemini lost to Dixie Ventures in the deciding game of their best of five OHA Central Junior B quarterfinal series before a Jampacked crowd of more than fans in Dixie Sunday night The learns ployed on even terms for the first I wo periods with Doug Trimbles late In the second period giving Dixie a lead Guy and Rush Foster added Venture goals in Ihe third period Barry Carroll connected twice and Ross once or Dixie in the opening frame Gem were Doug Barnes and Mike Osborne in the first period and Bill in the second Georgetown forced a fifth gome by winning on their own tiny Memorial Arena Ice surface last Wednesday night Osborne whose laying right for next season to the Sabres twice for the Gems Mike Richmond Paul Martin Bill Kirby Chris and Rick lit the lamp for the Ventures in the third period with George town leading Sabres get Osborne next season as part of the deal which sent Bill McGilloway a final year junior to the Georgetown club this season McGilloway was one of the best Gem performers in the series He ployed defence Gems also lose goalie Rick a standout in the series Bill Kirby Larry Peterson Bruce Bailey Tom Ian Syme and Charlie Knoepfll to overage Splash Flashes by B Synchronized swimming Tonight Acton syn chronized swimmers will be going to the Milton School for of you The Acton Free Press Wednesday March 2 the deaf pool for a Halton Regional Competitive Syn chronized Swim Meet The girls will be competing in all age groups from 10 and under right up to IS and over They will be competing in figure sequences and also in duets IS girls will be competing this evening Good luckllo The Halton Hills recreation department swim team which is made up of swim mers from Acton and George town swim teams will be swimming against Caledon swim team here In Acton Pool on Sunday March This home meet Is the second to lost meet of the season for the team In May the swimmers ore off to Mayfield Pool for their final meet This meet will be a meet with Caledon and Halton Hills Evans sixth Raider Ray Evans is sixth in the Intermediate A scoring race with goals and 22 assists for 49 points ac cording lo most recent league stats Denture Therapy Clinic Gabriel SjocsDT COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICE Main Street Milton fell to It then it totals making I point Top trio tor Sprouts were Eileen Jerry no and Hugh 11 For it waa John sis 200 11 was a two and total win for Lucky Six pin in the theierocount Pacing Ihe win were Noel Weir Sid Spear and Sharon Lawrence SOS 1212 EiallnLail were Harold Tom Staves 419 and Barb Crirakjnoeiuli League standing Leaky Faucet Spraiti 43 Lucky Six 40 Drop TUESDAY SELECTS Feb Turkeys hung ha re the top rung wilh a two and lotab win from Women They were all set to take the bundle but the Women red the last canto by 13 pins Toptiiolnthe win were Janten Ma Mary Daley UK and FiUner Making with he moat for Women were Cole Donna and Sally Smith Vuttiiraaltoilayciiup on top rung when alter dropping the first go to Mil Ills bounced back to win the nest two and Fran Baker Jean andMariene Graham SOB IB headed up Ihe win Top for were Mtrg White Gang were a two and winner Super winning the middle Top triplen for Butter were Colleen For Super It Jackie and Edna Rec Dept news The next three columns will provide a description and brief history of three arenas in the lown This week we will look at the areas oldest and most recently renovated The Georgetown Memorial Arena was originally opened in 1923 and after being closed last year for eleven months for structural repairs it was officially reopened on December 1976 The arena contains snack bar facilities four dressing rooms referees room first aid room skate sharpening booth and equipment storage for minor hockey and figure skating The upstairs hall which is being used as a gymnasium measures 65 feet long by feet wide The Ice surface is 175 feel long by feet wide wilh permanent theatre type seals and the ice is supplied by a ton brine refrig eration system The facility is open an average of 18 hours a day with approximately people per week visiting the building At present the arena is operating with a full schedule of Junior hockey figure skating minor hockey public skating and casual rentals During the summer months roller skating ball hockey wrestling and some special events will be offered Trie arena is located at Mill Street in the Georgetown area of Hills and is managed by Doug Vivian and staff Bob Paul Randy and Steve Buck A reminder that the Learn to Skate and Power Skating programs held at the Gordon Alcott Arena will be regis tering at the Recreation Offfces during the week of March am pm The Learn to Skate pro gram is offered to children under three right up to adults In or Sneaker Turk Top trip len lor Sneakers were Dave Milk Joan Knight 731 Kfllh Andrews and Harry Durham HI IB0I For Turkeys it Lynn Oka JmeS432J7l Linda Main and MarJ Thornton MS 2011 Meal made with a two and tolab win They were going or the work but Mbt snared the middle by Spirit Tripllngandilngllnllnthewln were Debbie ISO Terry and Ann Miss A had a flock of tingles Janet Timben John Dunn League Balden S3 Mm Ai Meal Head M Turkeys 41 41 PI DUSTVU M Feb Station Hotel made a two game win from the who saved face by winning the tilt canto Pacing Norm While 70S 217 Moe Ml and Gary Top in the Olympian effort were Dan way 732 1091 Bob Low in 12531 and Wayne 139 Ac Ion Automotive rang the win bell three limes when they met up with liable Snack Bar Terry Curlew Jake Van and Kor headed up he win Don Arch bald with mi wai a loner or able A win in Ihe go got John on the win rung track the Georgetown Firestone and the Tenant wound up wilh the bundle John and Pete Homer paced Ihe Texaco roll while Claude Couture 149 10 and Dave McMillan 110 1214 were best lor Fire- League Handing DriveIn Acton Automotive John I Teiacu I Reliable Snack Bar a el Firestone Billing for a 2 point Roy Topelko IIJ Wabon and Eileen tripled and tingled or Team One For Seven Marge Wataoosst 158 Cindy Gillies til Cord Lot Don DonneU 111 Green 221 and Jerry Buchanan had em mode a triple win at Mustangs Mikr Noble IDS Bonnie and George Henderson 213 getting loloa triple was Ihe loner or It a triple win for Magnificent Seven Charlie t gelling their knocked Making with the and In the win were John Chapman 1601 Garnet Cue 147 Thompson Z14 Monica 231 and Angcb were the solos of Larry KB 1116 paced the Daley KalhyJsnse and Dan Forty Ml were brat Gang were a triple Feb 23 Clothing look Ihe flnl go from Family by pirn the second by II rallied to grab the male and lotab with Mame Clarke IDS Audrey You mani Bea Anderson and Miry Papillon tripling and tingling For the Cleanen Grace Robertson MO HI and Donna JellreySM tripled ThblleCutlsdialwereatwo winner from Marie Pro Hard Thomson 499 Fran Baker and Don Hot Does came up with id losing the lint 1171 Don Leece and IUrding514103 Miktngwithlhemoat lor Mlinii were IIW Bill Boyd and Tom League AceiSS Happy 75 Expo 73 Hot FOUR TWO Feb JeU made a triple win from the front running Nothing with Cathie Gardener 486 1 Grace and Lynda 461 pacing Ihe win Nothings were headed Dingbats bltalne464 and tolab winner MaryAnn 499 UK and I were top trio for linen werea twoandlota winner from who everted Van Dam S3 1149 Doll Vin Arragi and Thyi IT Julie eagle 12001 and 49311771 Thomson Construe hooked three tidy got The Contraction Crew look the flnl canto pint the second go third go by pint and the bonus point for by Top In the Construction roll were Betty Hasten and May lloare 492 169 Fori A Lynda McDonald SIS 200 Helen Henry and Donna Mane League standing Clothing 97 Morse Pro Hardware Acton I Family Thb lie Custodial Thomson Construction S I i Feb ThefrontrunnlngBlueGtinb made It a triple win with Gab get ling Ihe sera treatment Tripling and in Ihe win were Slaves Joyce Marj Thompson 103 Marilyn Cannon 211 and Edith Weir Beat in Ken I Gab ef forts were Faith Blinn 1 Mary McDonald After lot Ing Ihe go to Lost Causes by pint Hammerhead rallied to annex the next two and Mary ill 1411 Wilms Ward and Ruth Archibald 466 190 pacing the win Beat for Lot Causes were Deitra UK Allien Wltlmoll and Gal Gervab Hippy Hoofer were a two and touts winner from Alley Call who won middle Jean Lumber 2051 Leslie Johnson 201 and Helen 199 headed up Ihe win Top Val League standings Nodi Ding Banquet dales are already being let and here are the lint ones Major League April the Legion In Commercial April it Legion Acton Friend May 14th at the Acton Golf MaynthattheLeglonandtheG WG gub the Band Hall June Ilthhiddcn score winner In the Blue Spring Flower Shop League Ihb trip Heather Bright WUkinsonn the W weekly Mary McDonald held the winning Ihe lion of Acton Meadowtltebelt bowling In the Major league Thursday eve Ihe rallblrdi were to tee Jim Tfinleck on ha head with the aid of Big Mic a kit hand a result of after the two games to Rebels Jim loudly declaimed that noway could make II a three game win For Meadowi to lose three mo according lo Jim that wu and if they did he would itand on hb head and roll a ball down the lane tell handed The real history The lost and CHARLES THOMPSON AWARD submit any individuals namo who you has significantly to Roc mo In Acton Hills and who should rocognlzed far their Involvemont should be accompanied by an outlining and as to nominated forward to Hills Recreation Parks Dept Mill Street E Acton Ontario North Halton Golf and Country Club Comer of Maple Ave and Trafalgar Georgetown We have openings for membership in golf curling tennis and social For further information on our excellent facili ties and prices please call the manager at Start to finish its easier than you think Back in the early monlhs you were full of real enthusiasm about those home renovations You started to panel ihe room add new kitchen cup boards paint living room and build a bathroom in Ihe basement Now the winters nearly over and those jobs still arent 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