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Roc By Bob Mac Arthur This past week has seen the start of another draw for the high school league There will be standings published from time to time as the schedule progresses Did you see the finals of the brier Saturday Personally I missed the showing but from reports It was a good game Northern Ontario could have wrapped up the whole thing Friday night but the pressure was too great and they lost This necessitated a playoff Saturday Duguids rink from Manitoba proved to have had more experience and scoring ability They will represent Canada at the world playoffs In France later in the month In checking scores this past week It was found that a number of vice skips have failed to post the scores of games It Is the duty of all vice skips to see game scores are posted even if you have lost The schedules are running their course and there are not too many games left before playoffs Better be pasting those wins if you wont to be in the playoffs Thenowclubplnshave arrived and they are beauties They are available at the club and every member will want to pin one on bonnet or sweater This weekend I took the time to convert the scoring in the various draws to conform with the local club rules This is two points for a win and one point for a tie So if your scores are a lot lower than previously that the reason Saturday was the Ma and Pa bonsplel at the club Don t think I ever ran Into a bunch of curlers who enjoyed themselves more or created more good fun for the spectators More of this kind of curling will soon have a number of nonmembers Joining the club to be in on the fun Watching games last Saturday the Ice seems to have Improved quite a lot from some weeks back But then both teams of a game have to play on the same ice so it can t be any fairer for one team than another Ho ro are Hie at the weekend MONDAY MIXED S J A Dubois Milnprlie loll M Jordan Tyler A Robinson Manes A McKenrfo R RoiMll IS Armstrong Williams The Free Wednesdiy March Legion 4town midgets drop first playoff game Georgetown A town midgets Swan scored twice for dumped Acton Legion Georgetown midgets 73 Monday night in the peacock Chard and first game of a two gomes total Cousins added a goal apiece goals series for the right to play the Orangeville winner for the town championship Second game of the series will be played In Georgetown this Sunday at noon Georgetown led at the end of the first period and 1 at the end of the second Blair scored the first Acton goal from Rene and John Jordan at 12 of the opening period Jim set up Ted Muehlbacher for the second Acton goal then potted the third one unassisted Both goals came In the third period JOHNSON DOCToaor OPTOMETRY MILTON AND ACTON Directory for Dctalla CWOSSA B HOCKEY CHAMPS for the first time ever Acton High School finished ahead of Arthur nsS to win the championship shield Team id h a members are front row to r manager Hank Wissenz New Randy Coker Pete captain Bob Andrews Joe a Lovell Cook First time ever Gary Fisher Randy Back row I tor are Craig Weldon Gary Rae Swackhamer Mark Nielsen Dale Fisher Brad Timbers and coach Bill Coats Missing when photo was taken were Rick Bonnette George Mc Mike Cooper and Steve Garrett Staff Photo toll trick Moore ion a Timmlngs WEDNESDAY MENS 18 A IB Dubois is Dubois C Anderson 12 ffolmca W i M Blow IT M Jordan W Moore March Lee Acton District High Redmen CWOSSA B hockey champs THURSDAY LADILS Tyler Phlltla Patrick a willn Hewitt Marg Ruth Mae 1 SUNDAY A McKcmlc 10 Anderson Moore C A shutout win over Wednesday temoon brought Acton District High School its first ever CWOSSA hockey championship copped the crown by winning a round robin series with and Arthur the defending champs lost only one of their Jordan four games In the scries Arthur finished with two wins a tie and a loss and mustered only a tie in four games Dale Fisher and Pete Morrison sparked to the big win Wednesday with two goals and two assists apiece Gary and Steve Garrett netted the other Acton goals assists went to Gary Mike Cooper Gary Fisher and goalie Craig Weldon Acton scored twice in each period Each team served five minor penalties The play was much closer than the score indicated Craig was outstanding In oal an elated coach Bill Coats reported The win represented a milestone In Mr Coats coaching career He started coaching the school hockey team In I960 were finalists last Team captain Bob Andrews and star defenccman Randy Weldon missed the final game because of sickness but the rest of the team gave a per cent effort to pick up the slack MAKE FARM CHORES EASIER Install A Discounters and clothiers battle for industrial title JAMESWAY I Volumatic the first game of a total goals series Hamilton and Oahawa fought to a tie Dave Haverty and Todd Mclntyre scored for Hamilton Haverty also earned an assist Duncan Waldie and Ron Guest replied for the Generals with also chalking up an assist Niagara Falls grabbed a one goal lead In their total goals semi final series with St Catharines by virtut of their win Greg Johnston scored twice and Steve once for the winners Chris Swetman picked up an assist Frank Andrews potted both Black Hawk goals Assists went to Simon Wilson and Lord PEE WEESSprlngfleld thumped Rochester 1 as Nathan Fields and Ron Kuiken bath fired hat tricks Cliff also scored twice for the winners and Kevin Hilts notched one goal and Tom Haverty earned two assists apiece John and Wayne McKerracher collected one apiece R Upton scored the Rochester goal with Brent Storey assisting Cleveland took a four goal lead over Baltimore with a victory Calvin Wyga Paul Tyers John Ed Enslng and Jim Matthews scored the Cleveland goals Jack Vos earned one assist Scott Withers scored an unassisted goal for Baltimore in the third period BANTAMSBuffalo scored in every period to whip Hershey 7 Mike Ferguson paced the Sabre attack with four goals and one assist John Dyer Pete and Charlie also scored for Buffalo Assists went to Daley with three McRae with two and John Cameron with one Lake view Discount and Nielsen Clothing will meet Sunday night in the first game of a best of three for the Acton industrial hockey league championship the regular season champs almost got more than they bargained for In their set After nipping Blow Press in the first game the discounters had to bounce back from second period deficit to gain an win Sunday night Hat trick Harry Harry Phillips paced the attack with a hat trick John Cunningham Harv HUlier and Denis Gibbons potted a pair of goals apiece Dave Ryder and and assisted on two more to pace Jim Harden counted singles Nielsen s scoring attack Other Hillier and Barden both earned Nielsen marksmen were Steve three assists while Gibbons and Ryder collected two each and Phillips chalked up one fired a hat trick for Blow Press Gord Mason counted two goals and two assets Dove and Ron Schmidt a goal and two assists each and Bob Waller one assist Goalies Jim Bullough and Alan Pennell played well for the first two periods Nielsen jumped into a first period lead but only the league cellar dwellers from then on in recording their second win First game score was Ron Mellon scored three goals with two goals and Gerry Van and Grant McCallum with one apiece Ray contributed a pair of assists and Townsley Bill Coon and Ken aimed one apiece Heller marksmen were Porte Chick Milne and Gary Ritchie Milne and John Mason picked up assists Goalies John and Frank Anthony made some fine saves I winners in last week Club draw were Max Steve Goy Dune Ellis Gary and Don Moffat SILOS 1515 FOR complete information Phone RURAL MAINTENANCE SERVICE R Acton 8532168 Wellesworth league Bants tie Brampton Acton Legion bantams battled Brampton team to a tie in an exhibition gome here Saturday Brampton grabbed a first period lead but Acton tallied single goals In each of the final two periods while holding the visitors off the Mike Ferguson and Paul Daley counted a goal and an assist each Renforth Smoke downed Sight and Sound 42 and OFarrell bested Centennial S3 in Wellesworth midget hockey Bob Banas counted two goals and on assist for Dove tallied a goal and an assist Steve Smith scored once and John and Gary Burns earned assists Dave Priest and Mark Jamison scored for Sight and Sound A hat trick by Bob Randall sparked O Farrell to their win Dave Woodford and Paul netted the other goals Centennial marksmen were Randy Young Wayne Proctor and Scott Ingleby Runners outrun Aberfoyle Acton Road Runners basketball team won a fast moving game against a team from Aberfoyle at the Robert Little school Thursday Moving Into an early lead the Road Runners never looked like losing Highflying Guy Payne led the scoring by picking up points Next in line was Taylor who played a good gome and had the players wondering where they would appear next on the court He made 20 points Other scorers The rest of the points were picked up by Rick Bagmski Kevin Jordan Barry Beano Bennett 2 Clutch McCutcbeon Dave Galbralth Jim Hurley who t make a basket played a good game and was instrumental in making a lot of the plays that made points for his teammates A return match Is scheduled for March 10 in The Harlem Globe Trotters don have to worry much this year but they had better watch out next season FINAL CLEARANCE Prices have been Slashed Way Below Cost Price on Most Items We have to Clear Out by the End of the Week HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES MENS DEPARTMENT LADIES DEPARTMENT TEE KAYS PANTS 150 TO Sport Shirts 50 COTTON SLACKS 50 Tee Shirts Cardigans PLUS MANY MANY MORE AT BARGAIN PRICES NIELSENS CLOTHING Warehouse Entrance at Rear of Store red Old Time FOOl ORES Cubage he 39- Fruit Drinks 35 010 TIME Produce Features now iir bhie Brussels Sprouts Rlltabagal Grown No I Spanish Type Onions us no 1 or US Joky Mm If BRAVO SAUCES TANG MAXWELL HOUSE DINNERS WAFFLES 39 Plus many many more old fashioned in store values OLD TIME FEATURES WrtMowtb OLD TYME TABLE SYRUP 63 BLACK DIAMOND Cheddar 79 FAB DETERGENT WHITE SWAN 2129 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