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look minuti in Ihi Ik mil ittxdik isrtl It mm mil ressm m Hie he mlhtWji iug i Medics In it pre SupirJj jijolUndmj by I who puked up six issists in stc rinn twite in Hit r inn distinguished from llit regular season it mis which art tied iflcr6 minutes f play ten period Ifaflerlhe extr fr imt in i the is re Ittxdik gambled late in pulling goolic Murry for an Him Sieve rmfy the tic wluth had sent the teams into the frame RAMS GOALIE Doug Taylor leaps to block a Warrior shot The ball bounced off his chest Rams beat for their first win of the season Kti fired providtolit the winnmi with seconds rem lining lo phi late Derrick AHS sends fourteen to HaltonPeel meet Acton High School is sen ding as mans as 14 to the Halton Peel track and field meet as a result of their standings during the meet at Hamilton this week At least one representative from all six age groups will represent the school for the annual event next in Centennial Stadium it In order to qualify for the Peel meel par ticipants during the meet which w as held Monday and Tuesday at University in On the midget girls level Lynn placed second in the javelin with lost of metres Pat hurled the discus to a fourth place standing on her metre distance Heat Michelle Field got a first in her melre hurdle heat a time 15 Jut it is unknown press time what the times are in the other heats For the junior girls Laurie Burton cleared four feet four inches in the high jump for a sixth place finish Senior girl Anne Smith cleared five feel to reach second spot in the high jump Kim van a senior fired the metres and fifth place Girls midget relay team was disqualified in the melre because they passed the baton prior to entering the exchange zone Their lime would have given them second place In the boys events Chris cleared eight feet pole vaulting for second place on the midget level Jones qualified in both the junior 1 and metre races with times of 4 17 and J respectively Dave Hannah also qualified in a pair of events He got third in the 110 melre hurdles and third in metre hurdles His lime in the 110 was 17 and in ihc ENTRY FORM Brian lirstn threw the shot put to a distance of metres to clinch sixth place In ihc stus event Mikt Payne look fifth spot with i toss of M metres Pete itton rciched for fifth phci in the junior high jump with leap of five feet eight li Senior Steve qualified in the shot put and discus He launched shot put lo distance of 11 7 metres which is for third place In the discus event in metres gol him fourth spot Dave also in two events his distances are not available it press time I look second in the long jump fifth in triple jump MIS placed tenth overall out of 13 schools in the two- day Milton Park and Perdue finished behind was seventh with points high school took first plate with 4BH Splash flashes by Mine Pickering Rockwood drops season opener stnior fist dropped firs of the st ison Morula to villi Or ineville blinked wood ID The pitcher w is who iKojoli hit for the Or inbuilt squ id w is John who hit tallied three Oriiifcvilk bitters were Donaldson 1 1 Pint closed the scoring gap by one goal for Time however was on Actons and Ihe period tndtd before could muster anolher attack McMinn started the storing for tht first win of the season lion lurk and Wilson from Taylor gave early first period two lead however finished the first 0 minutes of play on the short end of i 4 score In the second period fired en goals and led ten coinc into the find period of regular pi unleashed i scor which produced five ind 12 lit with cton in the third frame continues find the mark with three goals and five assists Hon tallied two and two Brown had a couple ind one George collected a couple jf I red Mien and Jun got a goal and in assist each Ian Campbell Hick Van fired smiles for Acton Gary picked up a single issisl marksmen were Phil with four goals and four John Lin and Brian Huntley with two each Single Warrior eoils came from Glen Shields Derrick Pine I am Oliver RAISING HIS stick high is Ram Rick Van Fleet after he scored a goal against Rexdale Warriors Rams host Windsor Thursday night at p m BOWL for Pleasure B0WL Hea THE ENTIRE FAMILY CAN BOWL TOGETHER It the IN Thing GO BOWLING ACTON BOWLING LANES Main St Member P A RACERS EDGE ill YOUR COMPLETE IN TOWN RECREATION CENTRE 111 Mill ST PHONE Water Safety Week is torn Path year in Cross devotes one week as a time to remem and learn about W iter Safety With so much water covering much of Ontario learning to be w iter wise is of great importance year Red Cross Safety Week is June June Pick up any newspaper at this time year Almost everyday you read of drowning In all some water safety rule has broken or ignored no life- jacket was worn the boat was overloaded the swimmers were swimming done or at night drinking was mixed with resulting in a water tragedy r content This year the Cross Society and Hills Department ire spoasormg a Coster Contest during Water Safety Week The posters must present any iter safely rule Winners in each grade category Grades grades grades 7 ti will be Welders win over cleaners posters must be handed In to ihc pool office no later thin p Saturday June 5 Alt posters will be displayed in iround the pool during I or all those collage this weekend marks the open ing of most collages for the summer The best iter rule keep in mind while iround and on common sense Use your head don sink Stars md Susin successfully com synchronized swunm stars II and III last Wed t to both girls lo Acton synchro club for continually upgrading the standard of swimmers Hills and Guelph ranked eighth in the province for most star award passes That is cert nothing be ashamed of for a relatively new club in s downed I- It in in only pi in tin n Mens Suiuliy Iwo cims in vol vine other clubs hid poslond bee him r I imily It rs jumped in front in first inning when Hon I Wood Hen ill singled ind Mm Hill stroked weldtrscime buck with four runs in the ir I ilhliln first Hi I I a Kick Jim ml Kislnir In llu third ins Welding men is l id lo I Wis louts ind Md I in Inst hits in ilnl I inning Thanks from Mayor of Halton Hills lor wonderful res of Individuals church groups Institutes sororities clubs members council and to the councillors wives all made the Halton Centennial Manor Bake Sale a Tremendous success Thomas J Hill Mayor of Halton Hills ERIN FOUNDERS DAY PARADE JULY AT NOON ENTRY FORM Special Entries Best Float ENTRIES BEING JUDGED 1 Best Dressed Period Costume Best Bikes and Carriages NAME PHONE NUMBER CATEGORY Mall to Committee P Box Erin Ontario NOB DON T FORGET FILL OUT YOUR ENTRY FORM TO PARTICIPATE SB WE UE PUT THE SQUEEZE DINNER HAMS LAZY MAPLE LAZY MAPLE SAUSAGE WIENERS Frith Lain GROUND CHUCK lb BOLOGNA SchmMtri HA STEAKS STEWING BEEF FRESH PRODUCE ARRIVES DAIIY AT lOWtST POSSIBLE PRICES ON HIGH PRICES PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 20 Schnoidor 24 Tin Save 22cl BEANS WIENERS Skippy 16oi Jir PEAN BUTTER 79 Libbvs oz Tins Save 38c TOMA JUICE Maple Leal A Lb Tin Save HAMS 299 Clark 19 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