The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

B2 The A Free Press Wednesday March 21 Phantoms ousted in hockey tourney If Acton Bantam Firefighters continue to play hockey the way they did at the Community Centre on Monday night it will take more than a good hockey team to set them aside in Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs The Firefighters were impressive in their win over Petrol la in the second game of the best of five series They controlled the puck and looked like they were out revenge the defeat of game one a loss in The bantams have had one problem over the year and that Is staying away from the penalty box Acton uses their heads and plays hockey the way they know how they should have little trouble disposing of the larger Petrol la side One problem the Firefighters will have come is home ice Acton must win one game in let hope Its tonight and then top on neutral ground Ml ton The Centennial atom tournament is scheduled for arena this weekend forcing the Fire fighters to ploy their home game at Milton Thompson Rood arena Game time in Milton is on Friday night and the Firefighters are hoping a large crowd will see their way clear to come down and give them some moral support They are looking for Acton ever minor hockey championship Last year out major atoms walked off with a zone championship and ten years prior to that a novice team won a zone title but he only team to get farther than quarterfinals in the past 10 years is this year bantam squad Before them the farthest an Aeton team advanced in playoffs was the Bantam Firefighters They were led by players like Dave McGiiloway Scait Malcolm Wade Vickery Bruce and Rick That year the bants reached the quarter finals before bowing to Sal fleet They turned things around only a week after they had been eliminated lo walk off with the Georgetown Bantam Tournament C Division crown In the Acton Lions Juveniles reached quarter finals but they disposed of one team to reach the stage before being annihilated by Win or lose the 1979 Firefighter bantams have nothing to be ashamed of They have lasted longer than any Acton team in a long long time Lets get behind them and give them our support and with the hard work and the puck passing they are capable of they will give the fans something to cheer about They did day and will again if given the chance After trouncing Stev art town in the first game of the annual North Public School Hockey Cham plonshlps McKenzle- Phantoms fell on hard times as they dropped decisions to Dick of Milton and the eventual tourney champions from Cent en nial 62 In the toumcy first game skated around Stewart town and looked as if they may be a definite con tender to retain the title they had captured the year previous The Phantoms scored two first period goals both the stick of Mike Scott to gain control of the contest Malcolm assisted on both Scott goals with Chris Lobsinger adding a replied with goals from Bruce Shcppard Brad and Richard Scott Gary White Brian Demotic and Bill Mor rison counted assists Demon and goal tender Morrison were the two players selected by the Phantom team to play as all star players With the different size schools Mi KenzieSmith is allowed to pick up two all star players for the event while I Dick Is al lowed one Centennial and must use entire house league In second game of he day Ihey faced a pesky I Dick learn fell behind by one in the first frame and It looked i In the second stanza of baMe the two period games the th Phantoms dominated getting a third goalfrom fmol w Mike Scott before w Diek four got on the Two goals within seconds of each other by Phantom Gary White lays down the hip for an on coming Slew art town forward during thc opening game or the North Hal ton Public School hockey championships The Phan torn topped Stewarttoun In their opening round hut fell on hard times in matches with Centennial and I Dick turns fought back lo within one by the five minute mark of the open ing frame but that was as close as they would come Brad fired Acton marker with Scott and Ted assisting Centennial came back with three more first period goals to take a commanding lead into the second frame Malcolm got one back for McKenzle- Smith from Mike Scott at the ten second mark of fiml frame but Cen came right back to the attack regaining the four goat lead and holding on for the win In other games of the round robin tournament Centennial edged I Dick Centennial topped Stcwarttown I Dick and Stewart town played to a oneall tie and In the final Cen tcnnial manhandled Dick with Dick only goal coming with 4 15 remain wig Tournament convener Carl from expressed his thanks to Hay Now land and the Aclon Referees Association specifically Derrick Rick Gibson Dave Murchison and Charlie Payne for their excellent effort also expressed appreciation for Harold Townsley and the Acton arena staff for their co operation EDDIE SHACK Hockey School July 23 Aug 31 For call ARENAS 6757604 GOING OUT Of BUSINESS SALE 30 OFF ALL IN STOCK MERCHANDISE DISCOUNT THURSDAY 22 Mill St East GENERAL ELECTRIC TfllANO March IS Ladies High Single Leslie Ladies High Triple Leslie 603 Mens High Single Charlie Ivy Men High Triple Charlie Ivy Other Top Singles Cliff Penfold 223 Gary Leslie 220 Dave Campbell Melissa Harris Ken Harris Other Top Triples Cliff Gary Leslie Dave Campbell Melissa Harris SSI Dave Out to Lunch Bunch won point for Half and Half 1 for for Wishful Thinking 3 lor Quickies I for Long Hairs for UK Ladies High Single Alison Ladies High Triple Jackie Men High Single Splinter Mens High Triple Don Archibald Other Top Singles Pat Storey Gary Other Top Triples Cord Hamilton Pal Storey Thys Splinter Norton Bananas won for Untouchables High Hopes for Big Elf for Spoilers for 47 Head Pins for 33 Curling Club News Near Chapman and Karen Archibald Second place winner on the first draw goes to Richard rink of bv Karon Archibald On Saturday March the Acton Curlinj Club a el sponsored by our It a two eight Judy end mixed event con Youth bowling siting of two 1C rinks were full which contributed to he Our thanks go to Willi Hewitt for organizing and convening the spit mil the think go to Peter for supplying the music and Maybe this has ipcntd i new career fur you Pete Overall winner of day taking the Roger Wilson rink of Dolly Ken Cripps ind Cain look third spot Con prize for draw went to Dave brave rink of Chapman Grace Luc us In second draw Bill rink of Jane Dick Telford Nancy took first Second place v inner was Keith rink of Donna Cripps Bob Kreamer and Ken Kreamer Third Bantam Shift One The Butterflies and Ants got tied up and took a point and a half each Scorpions stung Wasps for all games and totals Caterpillars t keep up and Bees took both games and totals Shift Two Flies were still and took both games and totals Beetles hid in their shells when they lost both games and totals to Fireflies light was burning when they took one game from Moths Standings Shift One Bees 49M Caterpillars i Butterflies Wasps fi Ants Scorpions Shift Two Hornets Fireflies Moths Beetles 32 Flies 19 Top Ten Kevin Galloway 325 Richard Kenny Norton Jason Ash Blinn Karen Little Beverley Dunn Brian Mandarino T Warren Blaln Juniors Shift One Standings Dalmations 77 Terriora Poodles 53 Poms 40 Yorklcs Collies 36i Shift Two Standings Beagles Bulldogs 51 Sheltics 44 Huskies Top Ten Brian Canary Teresa Dunn Steven Mathcson Gordon Randy Peddle 469 Stcworl Hoy Barry Manes Kevin Kroll 446 Alan Colleen night 429 Seniors Palms soaked up lots of sun after they had taken all games and totals from 481 Marion Case 480 Cedars I irehes grew to pup winners this week half a point behind Ihe were Janet Swilzer with first place team when pins over her average they took two games and Michael Noteworthy with totals from the Elms 37 Higgins with Redwoods were fetched and Brian to the dogs after they lost with pins over two games totals lo Birthday greetings Pines Standings Cedars Birches59 Pines Elms 48 Redwoods Palms Top Ten Gary field Marina Herri 601 Connie McCrlstall 531 Melissa Harris Sharon Gavin Andrea Jenkinson 495 Kitty Edge 481 Karen Glenn Roger MENS SUMMER HOCKEY LEAGUE ARENAS 6757604 2324 272S29 starring Marlon Brando Gene Hackman Christopher Reeve SHOW TIMES Frl Sat ft Sun m SATURDAY MATINEE Morch242pm HELP US HELP MARCH Is RED CROSS CAMPAIGNFOR FUNDS MONTH Is NO Un tod In end d or NO coming bock WHERE YOU LIVE Anyone mlssod a doom on to Red Cross Bunk of Jovo Scotia Acton address or FREE services n Halton Federal Progressive Conservative Association WE INVITE YOU TO HEAR AND QUESTION OTTO JELINEK MP and ROBERT COATES MP President of the Progressive Conservative Association of Canada Monday March 26 1 979 at The Country Squire Oakvilie Free Admission Cash Bar See Canada First This Year Sunflight Holidays We help make ends meet Why not make this the year to visit Family or Friends TORONTOVANCOUVER RETURN 199 TORONTO CALGARY RETURN TORONTOEDMONTON RETURN TORONTO WINNIPEG RETURN TORONTOFREDERICTON RETURN I TORONTO HALIFAX RETURN 129 TORON CHARLOTTETOWN RETURN mi 129 TORONTO ST JOHNS NFLD 169 Anyone can go Children off Infants under two travel f reel Boeing 707 737 jet service on Canadas most popular regional earners inflight service Convenient weekend departures 30 day advance TED TYLER TRAVEL SERVICEACTON place was captured by Peter Glnn rink of Flo Barber Walter and Ann Ridley Nicole Campbell rink of Inn Mellon Reg Hicks and Jean Lumbers received Hie consolation prize tor their valent efforts The club wishes sincerely thank Dave Manes of Acton IGA for sponsoring this spiel The prizes were marvellous We hope that future spiels will continue be as successful ICE TIME AVAILABLE Skateboard Park Opening Apr 21 1979 ARENAS SPIRIT Brand New 1979 2Door CLEMENTS MOTORS 500 Bronte St S Milton 8782328 BUY A BRAND NAME YOU KNOWTRUST General Electric DISHWASHER 42905 38495 PORTABLE TV Manufacturer Suggested Retail 49995 Stores MOORE PARK PLAZA GEORGETOWN 877 OUH90OAY PAYMENT PLAN CARPET SHACK TRUCKLOAD just in time for 100000 YDS VALUES TO HUNDREDS OF ROLLS WALL TO WALL SIZES WE INSTALL SPECIAL 27 IS mm impossible to pay CARPET SHACK ANNEX TO SVEB S FLOORING 320 STEELES AVE MILTON 8784178