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

The Acton Free Wednesday Nov Badminton Club holds tourney The Acton Badminton Club held successful round robin tournament at Acton High School lost Wednesday evening lab Watts walked with the mens title while Pom took the todies crown John ions was runner up In Ihc mens competition with Sis Koch capturing he ladles There ACTON BADMINTON CLUB member Henrietta Mason waits for a serve during a club last week Court prizes went to Henrietta Mason Chris Stccn Stella and Marcia Gregg The door prize Tar the tournament was won by Vic Morris The new executive for the Acton Badminton Club is Joan Morris president Jcanettc vice- president Marie secretary treasurer and tournament chairman Bob draws In Id during the Watts evening Winners Included The group meets Mondays Bob Walts Hen March John and Thursdays from till and George Williams ill at Z Bennett Minor bantams have 500 record to three wins and three losses first Acton goal an last week with a win over unassisted effort at the mid blow way point of the opening played super period Wayne McMillan passed checked and played added the Acton lead positional hockey said coach before the period ended Mike Mike McNabb and McMillan scored second period goals for the Brian Todd Wiseman Bloke Norton Brian Canary and Kick Chapman assisted on the goals Bath the goals came in the middle frame In the third period Acton got goals from Canary McMillan and to bring their total to eight Sabre stats AF1ER FINISHING LAST SEASON with the Streetsville Kent Moffatt has returned to the Sabres along with three others in a trade for Paul Pickard was traded from Acton to Streetsville last season Jeff Shields Glenn Murray 17 Kelly Shaw IB MarkSchinkel Brad Buchanan 3 Jamie Ryan WadeVickcry Nell Anderson Jamie Vlckery 1 Charbonncau Kelly McArthur 2 Scott Malcolm 1 2 Others 12 500 Club The Acton Minor Hockey began its WO Club draw last week with the following winners November 11 draw 139 Stan Curtis Pickles Al Hall Jack Mackenzie and 372 Ken Brown The IS draws were won by Morion Bill Dot Polo George Lockerbie and Do ret Me In tyre Anyone not interested in holding their ticket for this season is asked call Harold Towns ley Atoms Youth bowling a Shift One Bantams Wisps reillv cleaned up the Bets honeycomb when two JLMOItSShiriOnr The took the bones away from the Terriers when dials The Ants hid in their i t and hole after losing both games totals Poms wire barking up ind totals the Scorpions ihe right tree when they had The Butterflies flew away taken and totals one ami and totals but from the Lollies The the Caterpillars crept up to i put out the Poodles ire when they took two take ne Standings Caterpillar 14 Wasps 13 Butterfliesll 10 Bees9 Shift Two Tie Hornets put out the I- light when they took both tomes and totals The Mosquitoes came out stinging to take one game and totals from the Ants The Beetles crawled away with one game and totals from the Moths Standings Hornets 18 Moths 13 Beetles 12 12 Mosquitoes 11 Hies Top len Kiren Little Jeff White Lisa Blum Chris Kenny Bowers Beverly Dunn Brian Bobby Gibson 219 and totals Standings Poodles 1J Collies 10 Poms Seniors The grew to take the first two games but were stopped by the Birches whui they took the list game and totals The Pines needled the to take two games and totals Redwoods finally came out of their to take all games totals from the Palms Stindings Cedars Birches Palms 14 Redwoods 12 Elms 11 Pop winners were Kiren Julie Cheryl Little pins over average Gilbert Debbie Lumbers Adam tabian pins over Graham While Alan average Lisa Halladay Ash Stewart Hoy 446 pins over and Gordon Peter Gregory Salter pins over Mills Wade Top Ten John Shirt Two Dale The Beagles put the Anderson Bev Baker 593 Bulldogs back In the Gary doghouse when they had Carrie tiken all games and totals McC Melissa She ties overlook the Huskies Mark Walker sleds after they took two Allan games and totals The Chihuahua were down to size when the took two games and totals Standings Bulldogs Chihuahua Poke Beagles 16 Huskies 12 9 Top Ten Teresa Dunn TIDY CAR Low Cost Interior Extorter Car Protective Cleaning Treatment call 8776138 RACEWAY HARNESS RACING Post Time Thursday Evening 8p m Sunday Afternoon Watering A OKA INTERMEDIATE A Georgetown Chrysler Raiders vs Fort Erie FRIDAY NOVEMBER Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena Adult Students 13S SENIOR CITIZENS BE A RAIDER BOOSTER MintbtnMp A Rtldtr Horn Qmmmi SHOPPERS DRUG MART NIGHT The first purchasers of adult admission will receive a voucher redeemable for on pur chase of any Life Brand Product Midgets score win over Elora 155 JOHN lunges for the birdie during last week house tourney held by the Acton Badminton Club The club plays each Monday and Thursday Bennett School Innout fin ally found the winning combination in Waterloo- Wellington league play as they scored a 155 win over In 1 lora lost Wednesday the two teams met with takinj margin of vie In an exhibition contest the In n outers edged Rock ton fclora scored the firjl goal in the eventual Acton romp Murray got the scoreboard to start the spree with five minutes remaining in the period Todd Mclnlyrc ltd Alton scoring ittack with three als three assists Dive Iiiwbon find Gary I umbers each netted h and picked up J twir if mists Hay Meuler and three helpers Jim Trowbridge and Denis fired tw i goals apiece with Scott limber iddmL a pair issisK McNabb rounded out the and assisted on another Rob Evans Don and Derek added assists In Elora the only people to find the range for Acton were Denis from Gary Lumbers and Ron Jackson and Derek Hodgeson from Evans and hi the second period Elora scored two in the first to hold the lead A goal by Ron Jackson late in the first period held up most of the way as Acton edged in exhibition play Ray Meuler put Acton up with 3 to play and nine seconds later Dave found the range Your Communitv Marketplace Dial 853 2010 Acton major atoms split games qs week beating 180 and losing in Waterloo- Wellington league action In last Wednesday tlora were the visitors and once again it was too bad for both teams that it was such 1 mismatch except the two goaltendew figured in the scoring only had two shots on the net In a rescheduled Saturday were the visitors Acton opened scoring in the first period on a goal by Randy unassisted Orangcville got on the scoreboard with two goals seconds apart the second period and again just as the period ended final scon Orange- Acton I Coach Jim Warren was very pleased with Ihc boys efforts as it difficult to keep the score close against the stronger club and he cited the extra efforts of Kevin Brad Gary and Mitchell as the reason for the close score Acton major atoms will have to come up with that extra effort again tonight Wednesday when Wool will be the visitors Save FullyAssembled Glass Firescreen PRICES IN EFFECT WHILE QUANTITIES LAST OR UNTIL 1 I Reduces Drafts and Helps Control Fuel Consumption If you want a sure thing for your fireplace that will save your energy and look great too Put your money on these terrific Glass screen doors 37 x Consider these features Here s What It II Do For You Tempered glass Save energy Easy Installation Reduces heat loss Removeable doors Radiates more heat Piano Hinges Draft controls fire Door Catch Safe and clean flnlshoi Brushed Brass HOURS Monday WInmdv If Ft Sbui fipn East