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

Age 16 THE HERALD Wednesday March 1989 Halton Hills makes waves for Matt The Matthew Fleet Trust Fund a healthy booster shot on Monday when over 100 swimmers turned out for the first Matthew Fleet Swlmathon Early tabulations Indicate about was raised for the fund which has been established In the wake of Matthews spina Injury last December and subse quent surgery at Sick Childrens Hospital in Toronto Pictured during a break at the Acton Indoor Pool were Susan of the rec department swim team assistant coach Nancy Gilchrist swim mers Sheldon and Cindy Eccles Mayor Russ Miller Rick Bonnette and Matthews mother Mrs Doreen Fleet Dave Willms right completed his lengths for the at the Georgetown In door Pool where he was pictured taking a quick breather Herald photos OFSAA mat meet mixed Georgetown Rebel wrestling coach Ken left the finals in Kingston last week with mixed feelings CasUedine was pleased with the efforts of 119pound Bill Mur phy who placed in his category but the mat mentor was disappointed when the only other Rebel representative in the Ontario high school champion ships Rob Veltman failed to make the weight limit in his 149- pound class Although Veltman just missed making his weight by the slightest of margins he weighed in exactly onetenth of a pound over the limit it was enough to disqualify the GHAC silver medalist from Ontario competi tion Yeah I was disappointed said CasUedine on Monday after the Mar 13 finals the Limestone City Rob made weight Meanwhile Murphys per formance at Kingston was satis- although the winner missed the medal round Murphy completed the OFSAA competition with a respectable 32 record which began an impressive upset win over On tarios number eight seed at pounds Murphy dropped a close decision to the number four seed in his second bout but bounced back to win his next pair before losing his fifth and final match I was really pleased with Bill he wrestled well said The class had to be one of the toughest divisions at there were some great scraps Murphy had a relatively easy time winning the and GHAC crowns this year and said the lack of tough local competition may have hindered the Rebel chances of making the Ontario medal round APPLE Auto Class WINDSHIELD REPAIRS We Handle All Insunnce CI urns St 1CCC Onl I I ODD Milton arena unfriendly for Novices NORTH END NISSAN By DAVE BE A VAN Herald Special On Mar Georgetowns Major Novices opened their playoffs in the unfriendly confines of Miltons Thompson Arena It was obvious that our boys were up for this game by the en thusiasm they showed dunng the warm up and they managed to hold the heavilyfavored opposition to just two goals playing at even strength However Georgetown was assessed seven minor penalties which meant that we had a man in the penalty box for nearly half the game This burden was just too much to bear and Miltons three goals gave them a victory Trailing 20 in the second period and playing shorthanded Georgetown was fighting for possession in the neutral zone when Andrew gained con trol and passed to Shane Thomp son Shane flew around the left defenceman and charged the net He made all the nght moves but somehow the puck failed to cross the line Just when it looked like we would come up empty again smooth skating Allan pushed the puck across the line Georgetown was back in the game and pressing into the Milton end as the period wound down Then with only seconds remaining in the frame the same Milton player who scored the first two goals com pleted his hat tnck with an end to end rush and what proved to be the winninggoal In the third period Brad Kouyoumjian got Georgetown to within two with a nifty wrap around goal from behind the net on passes from Curtis Hoogendam and Thompson but Georgetown was immediately assessed two more penalties and although Steven Smith Michael Crawford and tned vahanUy they could not stem the tide and Milton scored their final goal play- skaters to three Our boys were not without then- chances as Thompson Kouyoum jian Hoogendam Brad Davidson and Sam Butt all made good plays in the opposition end but were turned back by Miltons netminder 9 9 9 9 Clearing Out All 1988 NISSANS WE HE JUST SOUTH OF ON NORT END NISSAN a OUTLOOK 89 Hoosiers open camp Tryouts for the Halton Hill Hoosiers Girls Rep Soft ball team begin on Wednesday Mar 22 from 7pm 830pm in the Georgetown District School gym All girls born in or I97f from the Halton Hills area are in to attend After dominating Halton Rural Softball for five years the team entered the prestigious Halton Softball League last year and acquitted itself very well We are looking for young ladies who want to play at the top level of competition available in this pro vince Four of the top six teams in Ontario play in our league finished in the top 15 and the improvement in our team from beginning to the end of the year was fantastic Indoor workouts will continue on Wednesday nights until fields are ready Last year the team travelled to tournaments m Guelph Niagara Falls Burlington and For more information contact manager Moe or coaches Ray Graham 8530561 or Austin Peacock Clothing Mens Chiiarens REPAIRS 8771598 26 Guelph SI Georgetown Rut FLETCHER SPORTS 8531807 Custom Rod Reel Repairs Parts Sales A Service Fishing Licences ACTON A Located at Carols 65 MAIN ST S Phone for an appt or please drop by 8772981 Gift Certificates Available Contact the Advertising Dept at 8772201 A onceayear opportunity to tell your companys story Once a year this edition provides Halton hills residents with a comprehensive story of what progress our community has made over the past 1 2 months It does this in both words and pictures Make sure your business is represented by contacting your local representative or display advertising at 8772201 the HERALD Home Newspaper of Hills Established 1 866