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Tha Acton Free Press Wednesday March 14 1979 The fastest glove in the north Maybe not but Acton won the game to capture the series in straight Terminal Warehouse Bill had a game and advance to the league final where they hand in on this play as he foiled Blow Press shooter will meet the winner of next week battle between Van Fleet Lome Gordon made sure Van Fleet Van Welding and Family Cleaners wasn around to pick up any rebounds Blow Press Jim Ridley Teacher heading for Jays camp by Cord Murray ball player who toiled in He admitted he on March 18 Stcwarttown teacher the Milwaukee Braves really that excited about The first part of the and Erin resident Jim system in the 60s another summer or long week he expects he 11 be Ridley will soon report to In 1973 he was signed bus rides old rickety working with prospects Toronto Blue Jays as a Canadian scout by hotels junk foods and for the varsity Jays spring training camp in the Detroit Tigers and greasy spoon meals and Later in the week the Dunedin Florida when their scout Bobby poor playing fields but minor leaguers report to In an interview this Prentice came over to that is part of the Job and camp and he 11 be helping week he revealed he be the Jays in 1OTQ he best part of the job is them learn their post spending his March brought Ridley along as a it In baseball lions work on their break in Ihe sun working The Pioneer League hilling and coach intra with players on both the Last year fie became a starts June but be- squad contests varsity squad and those minor league Jay coach cause of his work at bound for the minors and spent the summer he won t He also said he be with Medicine Hat depart until the end of returning to Medicine Asked if he was looking Ju Hat Alberta this forward to another sum He is looking forward summer to coach the with Medicine Hat lo training camp He Jays Pioneer League Ridley replied you bet I go last year ter believe I looking cause his wife gave birth A physical education forward to going bock twins around that teacher at Stcwarttown II be back on the ball llm He will report to is a former pro field general manager Pat J Ron main man Ron Waples was the He racked up points main man as the Green and picked up 150 in wood driver team scored prize money in the spec- teamsters at Greenwood Montreal a Gilles Gen Raceway on Saturday dron was second HONDA CIVIC drive one AND TAKE A SHOT AT WINNING ONE AVAILABLEIN 4 SPEEDS SPEEDS- AUTOMATICS PASS MORE STATIONS BAZ MOTORS LTD where after sales service Is tops and 189 SI Georgetown or Town league tallies NOVICE water on Saturday John assists Greg Cowan Toebts Bill Botetzayns scored recorded the Clayton Oakley replied once in each period as shut out for Rochester as for the Cougars Brampton skated to a Craig Johnson fired two A third period goal by win over Den goals and Jamie Taras a Dean Hughes enabled the Swinamer scored single to advance them to Jets a 1 win over the both goals Shane Warren recorded shut out as Kitchener skated to a win over Doug fired the first Kitchener marker with Ricky Phillips and Tim aev Oakley adding others Tide Steven Robertson added an assist Iam A third period goal by Troy was dif ference Weston scored a win over Dixie Foster counted one goal in first for Weston coupled with a pair by Shawn to pro duce the final on March Acres and right to ad Day of Champions Paul March and Greg Maltby counted singles Barry McNabb fired the other Vancouver goal VANCOUVER Chicago finally found in playoffs Dean what it took to Hughes scored for Jets in the first period as did Bob Broulliard for the Aeros The teams played scoreless hockey over the middle stanza and Hughes fired the winner in the third period The Whalers witha6 win over the Oilers became the third team to advance to the round robin semi final playoffs for the bantams Ray Scott and Paul Nolan each fired two for the with Todd Smith BANTAM The Toros earned a spot in next round play off action with a narrow Harris scored twice for gj- tallying singles Barry Dixie with Derek Chris McNabb the adding one Paul Oilers lone marker Lantlelgne assisted for counters forthc Dixie play off action as they scored an win over Boston Chicago struck early as they counted five times in the first period and then coasted home for he win Nick Humeri fired three for the winners with Terry Winters counting a pair Randy Rob Boomer and Trefor Gardiner counted singles Dave Johnson and Dave Murchison replied for Boston TIUANO March 11 Ladies high single Cathy Sweeney ladies high triple Norton mens high single Gary Leslie men high triple Gary Leslie 614 Other top singles Melissa Harris Dan Val Norton Sharon Holmes Phyllis Lusty 228 Other top triples Cathy Sweeney Charlie Ivy Dave Piehl Sharon Holmes Out to Lunch Bunch won points for 33 Half and 4 for 1 for Wishful Thinking for 30 Quickies 1 for Long Hairs 3 for March Ladies high single Norton ladies high triple Norton men high single Splinter men high Blinn ATOM St Kills advanced to the championship final in atom action by of a win over in round robin action Wayne Paul recorded the shutout for Si Kilts while Raymond Authier and Jason thi markers Scott earned ant with David Jackson counting three Legion schedule Legion i Minor Hockey Schedule For March Baltimore Rochester Tidewater vs Hamilton won their Cleveland way into the final with a Atom win over Hamilton Hamilton vs Mike counted the first two goals for Kittsvs London Ion wilh Robert Novice and Kevin Ritchie adding Weston Kit assists Ritchie fired the winner from Phillip 10 Gue in the final frame lon John Clarke and Chris Hughes replied for don with John Moran and Aer03 John Coniglio netting as vs Jets sis Is IM- Ft Cleveland won the shootout recording a win over Baltimore in play off action Steve Buckingham fired four goalb and assisted on another for the winners while Eddie Wilson scored twice and assisted once Richard Kilpatrick and Brian added singles Brad scored four limes for the losers with Jerry Her rlnglon adding the other Rochester won a spot in the final with their win over Tide- Oilers lone marker MIDGET Mike Marshall and Neville Porter each fired two goals as Detroit and Toronto played to a lie Michael McMillan scored twice for Toronto with Lindsay McQueen and Brent Vickery ad ding singles Vancouver scored as Scott found the range but from then on it was all Montreal as they skated to a win Bill paced Montreal with two goals Dave John RACEWAY HARNESS RACING Post Time Thursday Evening Sunday Afternoon 2pm Trlaetor Exactor Wagering Air Conditioned ClubHouM Cougars vs Oilers Sunday March Juveniles Mid gets Bantam Toros vs Jets 3 p Boston vs Chicago p m Toronto Montreal Detroit vs ver No legion hockey on March W W atom tournament March will be champions day All teams will play consols lion games in the morn ing champion games in afternoon See Free Press on March Shopping Centre ANNOUNCES THEIR GREATER OUTDOORS SHOW WED FRI SAT MARCH 14 16S 17ih FUN FOB ENTIRE FAMILY Carden Centre QuBph Floral Designs Weddings Funemf Tropical Plants J March 17 Is St Patricks Day may not be Irish coffee but a Shamrockdesigned mug of mini carnations will bring a smite to some Irish eyes cash carry ROCK WOOD ft QUEirH ON Of OH MORE id hospitals nursing FUNERAL Other top singles Sweezey Alison Bob Helen Creigh ton 229 Jon Other top triples Mary Alison Willmott Sue Other top triples Peter Parent Nora Bob Smith Sweeiey Marilyn Splinter Alison Gord Hamilton 566 Pat mott Storey Bernics Bananas won points Tor i Untouchables 1 for High Hopes for Big Elf 1 for Spoilers 1 for Head Pins 3 for March 1 Ladles high single Marilyn ladies high triple Mar March Ladies high single June Markic ladies high triple June Other top singles Marilyn Mary Nora SPIRIT Brand New 1979 2Door CLEMENTS MOTORS 500 Bronte St S Milton 878 2328 outrageous I o 3 BIG HITS el Honor at IS Sorry Admitted Do you know what turns people off You probably think you da They re mostly the things that turn you off right see how you are Check the habits below you think will turn people oft 1 Filling up a hoi tub instead of taking a shower J Turning on the floodlights to light up the house all night 1 3 Turning up the thermostat then opening a window J Leaving the TV on in one room while you eat dinner In another on an element too big for the pot Brightening up the house at dusk by all the lights Turning the washing machine on to launder just a couple of things II Filling the keltic up to make a single lFyou checked them all I to you re right Because waste of electricity like everybody really needs is a bad habit That makes all ihe habits above turnoffs Which Is a good reason for all of us to avoid ihem Wasting electricity turns people off Is brought you on people who care Help the Halton Board of Education develop a LongTerm Plan The Board Hon was formed ten years ago Now heading into the seconddecade theBoard has fished first aim forl979-80thedevelop- mentofaLong TermPlan Parts of the Plan Here are the major areas tliat the Board miff be study Implications of declining enrolment on school pro grams and special ton Education costs and in BdlHerd chaiuman Physical fadSttes and energy conservation Board organization and procedures Small committees of staff and trustees will Investigate each these areas A Steer ing Committee wiHcoordi note the activities of the sub committees Further details are available on the terms of reference for the tees involved in each area How you can help The Board invites you to submit Ideas quenesand mendations on any areas named above Please have your written submissions to the Board by October 15 Discussions tionswillbearrangedasthey are required Please send all E S Lavender Chairman Steering Committee ofEducathn 205OGuelphUne BURLINGTON Ontario L7R3Z2 Lavender directorofeducatiqn