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Tho Acton Free Wednesday October Declare Wallace Acton Speedway champs Jack ACTON CIVIERO atom goalie Bruce gets away a hefty boot after making a key save In the championship game of Saturdays Invitational atom soccer tournament here The Acton lads eliminated teams from Georgetown and Milton before losing 20 to United In the final game Staff Photo Oakvllle United atom champs United edged Acton Atoms to capture the championship of the Acton In vitational atoms soccer tour nament here Saturday The win earned the lads possession of the H In ton trophy Arrows defeated in the consolation semifinal but bowed to Bronte In the con solation final Atoms reached the championship final by edging Georgetown and Milton Jeff Shields and Ron Guest scored the Acton goals In the win over Georgetown and Shields scored on a picture effort In the Milton game Goalie Bruce McPhaH Rob Scott Malcolm Jim Allonby and Ken Davis turned In locals although the entire team ployed well Oakvllle reached the finals on the strength of a 100 trouncing of Acton Arrows and a close decision of Bronte also won a trophy donated by Hlnton for the consolation win Referees for the tournament which ran all day were of Georgetown and Iain Gnlbraith Colin and Mick Davis of Acton A complete list of tournament scores follows Road Mien Clvleru Clown l Milton 1 Bronte 10 Acton Acton CI vlero 1 Milton Oakvllle 1 Acton 0 CoaioUUoa Round New committee to set lacrosse team charges Acton Parks and Recreation Committee will leave the decision on a charge for floor rental for Acton Rams Junior lacrosse team for the season up to next years committee A three man Ram delegation manager Alan Hall coach Howard and president Ron McKnight appeared at the committees regular meeting Thursday night to ask about rates for the 1B71 season The team way this year uscdUicarenaatotoloflOahours stated this year and were charged Vicechairman Bob 80 hours at per hour and said he thought the team would hours at per hour have to plan on a charge of but Chairman Peter Marks said he said he saw no reason why it thought it should be left up to next should be more than that m M Donate trophy subsidized by all the people In town because all the people dont use the facilities Chairman Marks countered with the suggestion the com mittees overhead was not per hour for many of the hours the team used the arena A com mittee employee was not needed at the arena for practice sessions he explained I think these guys paid their Marks years committee to set a floor rental charge but expressed the opinion the charge would not be too far off this years figure Wont come down Councillor Chapman went a little further in his assessment Referring to the charge he said It sure wont come down next year Coun cillor Chapman said It was costing the committee more than per hour to keep men on duty the arena He said he couldnt see recreation being totally In answer to a request from Mr Hall vice chairman also sponsored a motion that the committee spend up to for a permanent trophy and keeper trophy to be awarded to Rams most sportsmanlike The committee had budged to gain revenue from the team for this season but received Mr Ijtughlens motion was based on half of the excess revenue of The motion passed but was le was concerned about how many other organizations would approach the committee for a donation May enter minor teams Mr Hall mentioned the possibility of Acton entering novice pee wee and bantam tea ma in the Association next year and said he hoped this house leqguc be continued Mr Swyer pointed out this years house league could be continued Mr Dwyer pointed out It was the only organized recreation in town for boys in the age group this summer Committee member Diane suggested next years committee continue the policy of allowing the house league use use of the arena free of charge Chairman Marks said a decision on completion of renovations at the arena would have to come from council but rex pressed the hope the com mittee would recommend to council that the Job be completed next year Players on all teams received participants crests Acton Civicro Atoms Kevin Davis Michael Dawson Jeff Shields Dave Scott Malcolm Peter Craig Ron Guest Bernlc Harding Jim Allonby Bruce Robert John Rob Renshaw David David Dunn Acton Arrows Randy Turkosi Steve Van Steve Trotter Stephen Lumbers Peter John Thompson Tim Crisp Ron George Deforest Gibson Rob Name coaches this Sunday By Charlie Thomson Under the guidance of Acton Minor Hockey head coach Jim James Legion minor hockey coaches and managers held their first meeting at the Hall Sunday afternoon Mr James who has graciously accepted the position of head coach instructed coaches and managers on their respective duties About attended All six age groups have been drawn up and coaches and managers will be assigned to teams at another meeting at the Legion Hall this Sunday at 30 TriCounty schedules Bantam midget and juvenile schedules for Actons entries In the TriCount Minor Hockey League have been drawn up Novice and pee wee schedules will be available soon This ear Acton novices and pee wees will not have to the AAA teams Burlington Brampton and Oakvllle Instead will make up schedule against B tenms The leagues consolation series has been scrapped and Acton entries eliminated in the OMHA playoffs will tune an to compete for a league along with Milton Hespelcr and St reels vi He Bantam midget and juvenile schedules are listed below 12 I mi on A ton Thuri Dm- J Burlington it Actor Thun Oct S Acton Sun Dec Acton it Georgetown Sal Juienllr All flame 12 Sun Jan Acton 30 Sol Jmi Acton at IKiueler Flyers drop two games Bill Gentles Acton mosquitoes dropped decisions to Linden Park and Burlington in a mosquito soccer tournament in Burlington Saturday Flyers gave it their best effort but were overpowered by their much bigger opponents BANTAMS Sat Oct Actn Sun Nov I Acton at J Nov Acton at Sit Nov Chin at Ac inn J Sun Nov Acton at Nov 12 Acton at Sun Nov al Brampton 4 Wed Dec Acton at Dee Acton at Heipeler I JO Sat Dec J Brampton at Acton Sal Dee Ceo rfe town Street a I MIDGETS Tut Oct StnctivUic LOO Nov 1 Acton at HI Tut Not J Acton at Sun Not Acton at too Tun Nov 10 at Acton 100 Nov at Acton 100 Sun Nov Acton at IW Nov Acton Sun Nov I Acton at Brampton Tom Dec 1 at Acton Sun Dec I at Georgetown Tuea Dec Aclon Hon Dec 14 Acton it Dec a Brampton at Acton Sun Dec Chlaf Tuci Dec FAMILY IS Chicken CHICKEN SNACK of Chicken Flench CHICKEN la a BOX 85 How Milk Shakai 25 30 Special Burger Family Box of French Fries of Chicken French Cole Slaw J Butter Bun SixRolll Family Box Cole Slaw SPECIAL Piece at Flavor Crlap Chicken Single Order French Six Pa duct Honey PHONE 8531201 Am Order k Pre tor Pi NEW FALL Tin J Wed Tmri la 1 A am to day am to ANZAC DRIVEIN CORNER ACTON AND QUEEN ST IN ACTON By Vivian Shaw jck Sunday was the final day of racing for this season at Acton Larry Speedway The late model feature started out with tho red flag thrown when ran into the wall after his steering foiled He retired without too much damage Murray Wallace started in pole position and took over the lead on the first lap He was pushed hard by CIKf who took lead on lop only to lose It to Wallace two laps later Wallace and Faryon had lapped the entire field by the lap So Murray Wallace took the seasons end championship as well an the seasons cham pionship for the eights Cliff was second with George third The six cylinder feature was run off very smoothly with Majucry starting in pole position over the lead on the first and holding it all the way to take the seasons end cham pionship as well as the cham pionship for the six cylinder class Lorry Cox held down second place until the last lap when George took over and finished second Cox took third place The powder puff has Its ex citing moments when on the third lap Bain spun and Acton Minor Baseball Pat ran Into her Both Association originally scheduled cars had extensive front end forSaturdayOctobcr31hasbeen damage but the drivers were okay Ann won the race at the community centre at It was also her first tune in a race Number 38 was second and Executive members coaches Betty Souve third managers and any persons in- In helping out in any way in Larry asked to attend Hockey School starts Tuesday The annual Acton Hockey Instructors this year are School sponsored by the local Harold Jim James and Parks and Recreation Com- Charley Harrison TrlCounty will get underway at the coaches are managers will also community centre Tuesday night lend assistance throughout the October 27 from until 7 year Registration fee Is 50 per The school Is for boys eight person or a total If there is years old and under or boys who more than one boy from the same have never skated before family registering LATH tat Chuck Ton and Murray Na Wallace Larry Wallace Walla lT Feature Murray Wallace John Maluery Ed Stewart Chuck Da lleholltNo 4 Tony Hoar Tony MURRAY WALLACE of being declared eight cylinder champion accepts congratulations Acton for the season at the speedway Speedway manager Ron White after Sunday Photo by Jim Jennings Minor ball An executive meeting of the Tanners hope to avoid excessive travelling Acton Tanner officials hope to it clear the locals along with find out what OH A In- Fergus and Cheltenham are not B group the team In favor of playing In the same will be playing in this winter group with the two Western when they attended a meeting In Ontario centres because of the Harriston tonight Wednesday travelling distance Involved Tanner President Jack Mar shall says representatives from Hold workouts Lucan and Durham are expected Tanners have been working out to attend the meeting but makes Gait and Milton arenas since TriCounty practices TriCounty bantam midge and Juvenile hockey practices originally slated for last night Tuesday will take place at the community centre tonight Wednesday Bajitams will practice from until 8 midgets from until and juveniles from until All boys who have ACTON PHARMACY is your local PARCOST PHARMACY SKIERS MAMMOTH DAY SKI SHOW AT GALAXY CLUB October a from October October from mow ski rnmp MEET THE SKI PEOPLE Over booths of ski people DEMONSTRATIONS BY THE HEAD RACER CHASERS SKIERS SKI SHOW GOLDEN HORSESHOE SKI SHOW A KNITTING CONCLUSION our conclusion it that this pullover and its mates with sleeves are the driest knitting available We invite your of their and your acquisition one or Despite the quality the price Bond Guelph Ont the middle of August and held their first workout at the local Ice palace last night Tuesday A second workout is slated for Sunday from 11 am until and any players of intermediate calibre Interested In trying out are invited to attend The Tanner president reports about 12 ex- been attending workouts The club will probably name ft coach at a special executive registered are welcome to try meeting scheduled for tomorrow out night Thursday YES I WE TAKE TRADEINS Instrument 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