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Wednesday March 16 Driving range only the beginning planning new course For the past couple of years local golf enthusiasts hoping to improve their game had to bead for Brampton or in search of a driving range No more Local pro and former assistant at North Haiton Golf and Country Cub Terry will be opening the Golf Centre this summer It is located half way between Georgetown and Acton on the JC Duff property directly across the road from Shell The centre will bouse the driving and practice range this season but Terry long range plans see a lot more in the works Miskolczi describes the driving range and practice centre as the first phase of a com plete complex In phase one Miskolczi is planning a putting green that should be ready by mid- June along with places to practise tee shots bunker play and fairway trap shots While the putting green will take longer the remainder of the course is expected to be open by mid April Following the completion phase one Terry will begin looting at phase two of his project the golf course itself The former touring pro has already des igned the IS hole course and has gone as far as having It measured at yards The first nine holes are being considered for the spring of 1965 with the completion in five or six years time That t where it ends Phase three of the Silveraeek Golf Centre would turn into the SUvercreek Golf and Country Club A three storey Victorian club house along with an indoor pool health dub 1 yard indoor track and few tennis courts that could be bubbled in winter are all part of the long range forecast In an appeal to local golfers Miskolczi is offering some active packages for the golfer who wants to practice The SUvercreek Golf Centre is offering three plans in which budding Jack can keep their game In shape The Range Plan a yearly membership at the facility and it will run for the year For that the member can hit buckets all day long and as many buckets a week as they should desire The Range and Lesson Plan or Summer Golf School will run from m till 1030 on the proposed lighted lot from Tuesday to Saturday For is offering unlimited balls plus instruction when needed While lesson times are not booked Terry will have a qualified teacher there to help any member requiring it The daily bucket is also available to any one driving by for One of Terry s main concerns will be Juniors He will be directing his ball bitting talents to them in a special program The Junior golf program will cost and com mence in midMay I want to see the Juniors play better commented but they have to develop their game Terry will offer lessons to the youngsters on Saturdays and Sundays from midMay till school ends and then Saturday through Thursday from am to m once school ends Terry hoping that once the range is off the ground the course will follow When J Duff is finished excavating sand and gravel from the pit the land must be returned to its original state course design could be built while reconstruction work Is being done The course itself would resemble some of the more memorable holes Terry has played during his time touring Canada Australia and New Zealand as a golf pro While much of the SUvercreek Golf Centre is still a long range plan that even been proposed to the Town of Haiton Hills the driving range is currently in a two week appeal period and following that time the project should hit full swing If the weather remains mild Terry could be swamped with business in the early going as hackers and scratch golfers alike try to limber up for the season ahead While limbering up readers may want to keep an eye on the sports pages of this paper as Terry be offering tips for the average player Terry will write a golf column that will appear on these pages periodically The iSHOft Junior Sabres will be In action at the Community Centre Saturday night beginning at 8 p m The Okulmera will be tangling with the In an contest Most of the team should be present for the contest including netminder Wayne McDougtll who will be back rrom the States for occasion Sabres set to battle Sabres This Saturday could bring back some pleasant memories for Acton hockey and sports fans as they get a chance to reminise about the season that was The 198041 Acton Sabres will take- to the ice against the latest version of the Swordsmen at 8 p at the Community Centre and many of them will be skating the way they did when the local team was thinking about winning a Central Ontario Junior title It was the first year the Sabres made the Junior B play off ranks and they had the fallowing of much of the community as they went seven games with the powerful Burlington Cougars Wayne McDougall claimed much praise for his play of performance that year and he will be back between the pipes for the contest returning from Union College in the States to suit up Steve was the backup that season and will also be dressed for the occasion The defence wiU consist of former Sabre captain Dennis Charbon- Tony Mark Duval and Bob forwards Pat Fung Barry Glenn Motor Murray Rob Vermeulen Art Currie Ken Relf Don Brown Art Keating Steve Miller and Denis are all expected to be in the lineup Jules Russian will be behind the Sabre bench taking time from the current Central League playoffs to attend Russian is once again reliving the 198081 season as he has lifted the Georgetown Gemini to the league final with upsets of Oakville and Burlington Russian will bring his magic back to Acton in an at tempt to give this year young Sabres a lesson in the finer points of the game The veteran Sabres took to the ice for some warm up Sunday night and reports are that they looked good Most of the former stars are toiling for various indus trial still in fairly good shape Game time Saturday at the Acton Community Centre is 8 p Vollyballers end season The Acton High Midget Girls volleyball squad wrapped up a successful season at a 10team tournament in Lord Elgin on Thursday Acton split their first matchup with L B Pearson by close scores The then beat Burlington Central two straight games The scores were 15- Next Acton dropped a pair of matchups to Lord Elgin by It 15 and 15 counts In their final encounter of the day Acton dropped two games to Georgetown This put Acton in fourth posit on in their division not high enough to continue play Coach Ann Lcplk that having midget team was a very worthwhile project She felt that he overall volleyball skills of the girls and definitely improved over the course of their match season There is indication that a midget league for female may be organized for region schools next season 95 of pledges were turned in Almost percent of monies from pledges in last September Terry Fox run have been turned in according to event organizer Jon Hurst Acton runners turned in 548 after had been pledged Run headquarters In Toronto said the per cent turn in rate met the national average Hurst thinks there may be some of the runners who have not handed In their money or sheets It not too late he noted Anyone with money can call him at 853 Judo members gain gold Five members of the Acton Judo Club came home with medals from a recent tournament in Brampton Mark and David Ruse both won gold medals In their divisions while and Brad Long tin captured silver awards Tim Gould earned a bronze medal Cleaners upset A TW meet Lakeview in final Only two teams remain in the hunt for the Acton Industrial Hockey League champion ship and first placed Acton Terminal Ware house isn t one of them The squad lost four times in the regular season but find the winning note Sunday at the Acton Community Centre as third placed Cleaners completed the upset they started the week before a win that gave them the best of three semi finals two games to one to them the right to tangle with Centre for the league took the first contest of the series in overtime but the Cleaners fought off a Moms edged for Hub title Acton a Minor Atom Hockey Moms dropped close decision to in their Hub League Championship final in Stratford on Sunday Woolwich jumped out to a lead in the first period and went on to make it in the final frame Wayne then put the locals within on on an assist from Michael The Moms failed to get the equalizer though and that the way the game ended Both teams played an exciting float Acton finishes as Hub League runnersup to cap off a successful season deficit in the middle match winning to force the deciding game As in the first two matches ATW netted the twine fust as Mike Petkoff found the range but the Cleaners came back with four straight markers to take control before Bruce McPherson found the net during a shorthanded situation to the Ware houses back in the hunt Gary Lumbers restored the Cleaners three goal margin before Terry Winters tallied the final goal of the season for Todd Mclntyre picked up a pair of assists for in the contest with Dave Paul John Snow and Bruce Mcperson assisting on singles Lumbers led the way for Cleaners with three markers while Chris and Bruce McPhail added one each George Artem earned a pair of helpers in the win ning effort while Don Broulliard Wayne Deforest Gary Pickles and John Ashley added solo helpers Theonly Family players not reaching the were defense- men Lome Gordon and Stan Final round action gets underway this Sunday evening at when second place finisher Lakeview Centre hits the ice against third placed FamUy Cleaners in the best of three affair Roadhuggers run at Eastern Indoors Both and George Gldman of the NorthHalton Road Hugger ran to personal best times at the Eastern Canadian Junior Indoor Track and Champion ships it York University on the weekend Doreen placed second in the ladies metrea with time of Thai beat her previous fastest time by eight prove to be one of the best Junior hi year the ladlei a second behind the winner in this race George ran to a seventh place finishing the mens metre with clocking of He also came seventh in the mens metre running personal best time of Athletes came from as far away as Newfoundland and the United States to compete in last weekend meet This Saturday George and Doreen will travel to Montreal to represent Ontario In a dual meet with Quebec Both runners are entered in the metre events was at be Eastern Canadian Track and skip last weekend at Verk University serealh la the and Ma metre events lib