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S2 Wednesday March 30 OPENING April 21 lmooftfwWIId presents prints by world renowned as as many other famous artists 27 GOOD FURNITURE IT JUST FADES AWAY Protect your investment and save Have your fumHurm RERNISHED FURNITURE REHNISHING Jim Murphy 29 Unit roar 87M792 Golf Country Club Limitid MEMBERSHIPS Join Ihis your leisure uponi lends in Golf Memberships Available MEN LADIES COUPLES INTERMEDIATE MEN INTERMEDIATE LADIES Initiation Fees MEN LADIES COUPLES INTERMEDIATE MEN INTERMEDIATE LADIES 325 Centre came up with toilet defence on Sunday night at the game In the league championship aerie Lake view goal lender Acton Community Centre all but halting the Family Cleaner attack Steve Krak support from Henry Toebe and Tim while for two and a half periods to score a win forcing a third and Family Gary Lambert trie to sneak in behind Acton soccer team to play in by Fa Nolan While the name the team is new the members of the Men Soccer Team have been around the Acton soccer scene for a number of years The nucleus of the new soccer club which will be based in Acton but play all of its regular season games in a closely knit group of players that have been together for the past five or six seasons according to head coach Brian Saxon Last year Ihe squad played as a team in the Ac Ion Villa organization but have decided to form their own club for the sake of unity If the new Leathertown team had stayed in the Villa organization Ihey may Gems out The Central Ontario Junior B Hockey League season came to an end for the Georgelown Gemini on Friday night at the Gordon Memorial Arena but it was about 12 games later than most hockey fans anticipated The Gems were expected to go down in lour straight at play off time but their C carried them past the Blades and the Burlington Cougars before Ihe powerful Streetsville Derbys back some signs of reality dumping Ihe local club in four straight But it was not without a fight After losing and 17 1 In the opening two games of their league final It looked as if the would walk away with It But the Gems had different ideas The locals fought hard In game three los ing a On Friday they fought back from a deficit to pull within one before the Derbys put it have been forced to split up and it for this reason according to Saxon that the players requested a new format The team will play in the Industrial Recreation League The league divided into three divisions of eight teams each with clubs coming from Mississauga Georgetown Toronto and Etobocoke as well as Acton The players wanted ex posure to quality soccer with an emphasis on the social side of the game Saxon reasons that both these goals will be realized with their entry into the new league Many players of very high standards come from Toronto and area to play in the weekend league now into Its 25th season of There will be a direct affiliation between the team and the Acton Youth Soccer Club Saxon wants to eventually bring players from the junior Acton squads up to play for the new organization Ninety per cent of our team are products of the Acton minor soccer program with nowhere else to play explains the coach Members of the team will be assisting with the Youth Soccer Club by coaching and or refereeing as needed The club is now training indoors every Sunday afternoon at the gymnasium in preparation for a number of exhibition games and tournaments They will be outside as soon as the recreation department allows us on the field but until then Saxon Is satisfied with gym and road workouts He is Impressed with the initial response the team has received feeling that It serves a definite need of the community providing an alternate club for the young players to recognize and work toward To kick off the season the Men will compete in a tournament starting the first weekend In May The team Is also planning a series of exhibition matches in May in Montreal Tom O Carrol is the dub president Anne Entwistle as secretary ana Ron Gourlay treasurer team executive Swimmers pass tests The following people have passed thdr lessons at the Acton Swimming Pool for the Winter Session Tadpole Sarah Ryan Kevin Wood Tina Peterson Katherine Domonlc Prince John Forbes Melissa Jennings Melon ie Jennings Mike Saccocia Superfrog Erich Behling Melissa McNabb Angela Pamela Goy Michael Angela Zmija Yellow Jones Kyle Greenwood Paul Forbes Michael Avery Shalean Irving Corie Golden Robert Andrews Matthew Andrews Michael Mitchell Tommy Robertson Orange Natalie Tuitman Sandy Saccoccia March Baskin Douglas Frehs Marrtsa Sarah Williamson Kenneth Poulson Crystal Bowes Corrie Golden Ester Glammano Red Lynn Diana Erin Martljn Julie Robinson Michelle Anderson David Peterson Graham Ruse Terry McLean Sharon Shannon SeanFosbury Gregory Sarah Williamson Kenneth Golden Maroon Jeremiah Doubt Patricia Vince Marinette Marcus Hlggens Leather Laird Shelly Mattocks Ryan Ridley Glen Bossert Terry Lynn Scott Matthew Woudstra Stephen Waring Chad Travis Thibert J AVENUE NORTH BRAMPTON ONTARIO 1X4 R D Members Non Members 5 MACHINE RENTALS DAY WEEKEND WEEK Motto PLUS lew at DOUBLE FEATURE iVtari Mfvtn for Steve Tracey Lanthler Bhte Cathy Knighton Wilson Jason Matthew Gerhard Bruno Davln Harris Lanthier Leslie Rut ion Jennifer McNabb Sandy Gillespie Laura Gillespie Charlotte Darren Hill Brands Walsh Green Janeen Robinson Ball Jane Ball David Ruse Guy Brenda Walsh RLS81I David Ruse Joanne Scott David Gertard Julie Ball Andrea Johnson Rosemary White Andrea Johnson Minor soccer set to roll CaoUaaediracaSl executive by Carol Saxon first and convenor of the girls league Susan second rtcepresfleot and registrar Ed tre and Elizabeth secretary The club footing for mot coaches with the m peeves and bantam boys Any boys or girts who wfsn to play In the minor so program but who Inn not yd Cut doors by Fletcher Queen Park take notice A recommendation that was passed at a recent meeting of Halton Region planning and public works committee regarding great letters or numbers pasted on people backs is just one more reason why the natives get very restless with regional government With absolutely no Input from the public at large nor prior public notice this council passes a recommendation that has no relevancy to the majority of the public or landowners No angler or hunter needs to be classed as a second class citizen of this region I believe council has overstepped its duties in passing a recommendation such as this Let the public know that silly bylaws such as this are going to be debated give the public some prior notice that their freedoms are about to be infringed upon We do not need some misguided member of council making recommendations on be half of the public over and over again at Just about every council meeting when the maj ority of the landowners disagree with his points of view The Ministry of Natural Resources has done a great job of polking the last deer hunt in this region They have responded quickly to any complaints by property own ers even though they are woefully under staffed In many areas Hunter safety pro grams are well accepted and used thanks to many dedicated sportsmen and sports clubs In this area Few legitimate complaints were received regarding trespassing in the past year and certainly not all of these were legitimate hunters or anglers absolutely mere weren the complaints to warrant council passing such a resolution One would honestly think that with all the major problems real or otherwise that res lonal government has to contend with such as the threat of new gravel pits springing up In our backyard that tbey would stop drag ging up the proverbial red herrings and get along with the real business of making reg government of the people really work Despite the bad weather the past weekend was a red letter day for anglers at the Saugeen River Great catches of good sized Rainbows up to 16 pounds were rep orted Most were taken on large roe bags Light lines were a must with four pound line producing many more hits Cold clear water conditions make for wary fish Georgian Bay had plenty of slush ice along the south shore making Ashing Just about impossible Watch for an offshore wind and Weather change fishing should be especial ly good in the next two weeks at ana A couple of weeks back had a column Item and a photo was supposed to appear with it The photo was accidentally left out of the paper so we 11 try again to print both Czmunings an area reaxxnt tt an avid Bow fisherman who despite the wea ther nasi I put away his rod and reel or a few weeks like others Hetook then Gantrttka Hirer a catch to be very proud Have a good day