PC MPP Pinsonneault ‘disappointed’ Ford government reneges of promise of EA for Dresden dump
Squires look to knock down Radars at home tonight
March 4, 2016
The Petrolia Squires hope to steal a win from Clinton on the Radars’ home ice tonight.
The teams are knotted at one game a piece in the semi-final Western Senior A series. Last weekend, the Squires beat Clinton in their barn and the Radars returned the favour at the Greenwood.
The Squires are in Clinton tonight at 8:30pm. A fan bus will leave the Greenwood Recreation Centre at 6:30pm for the game.
Then the Radars return to Petrolia Saturday night for game four of the series. That’s a 7:30pm start.
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