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The Free Press Wednesday October 1972 Sabres need work but no ice available More than players were on hunt a Park arena TtianksRivtng Day after noon for the third Acton Junior hockey workout of the season BUI and drilled the group for two hours concentrating on Craig Weldon an also assisted at the practice In attendance Dale Usher Pete Morrison Gary Turkosi a line that produced goals last wnson George McPhnil a point man Randy and Ted who counted and scoring points respectively rearguard Brad Timbers and utility players John and Brian Davey Four goalies tour goal tend era showed up to try for the two positions left vacant by the graduation of Craig and Nelson Barber They were Dan McGilloway and Steve Webster both second year juveniles Rick a first year juvenile and Robin who is still bantam age Hopefuls from last year lions juvenile squad working out were Harry I Bruce Cooksley and Randy Coker and winger Mike Field midget team the coaches took a look at and Gary and forwards Bill Ken Jim and Henry Toebes Two house league midgets Ron and Kevin Marcoux also showed up Prospects for the future all graduates of the Firefighter bantam team and now first year arc Steve John and Van Fleet No Ice Because ice is not yet available in Acton and arenas are booked solid date of the next Sabre workout is indefinite right now must be ready to begin their A tarty edition of the November horn vjw I sett fun antral schedule MkM tint I tty minimi with of their M IryinM to work out a on after with the local part that pubic CHOSEN MOST cooperative girl In the girls house league Kim received the Harold Pop Main tro phy from Acton Minor Baseball executive member Gary Do field day Jennings PressSports raises ACTON have been working hard in hustling the camera here are Pete practices at Exhibition Morrwin John and Randy from last year am Gibbons money for uniforms Acton Industrial Hockey League Robert Little school students ran over miles and will collect over if all pledges arc honored as a result of a they held on Thanksgiving to raise money to buy uniforms for the girls and boys volleyball and basketball teams Prior to the runathon students approached various individuals to sponsor them for the distance they ran A total of 63 students participated in the runathon was held on the school pounds following students raised over each Nancy Beverly Anderson Lynda Shod bolt 12 and Jim Pink Registration Fee Registration Fee 1000 Big PLAYERS trj to outrace a final minute of play to claim a narrow 10 Georgetown attacker to the ball in Sunday victory and sideline the Acton lads from afternoon Minor Soccer league further competition this year squirt playoff game Georgetown scored in the Gibbons Acton teams eliminated in close soccer matches games Minor banquet Minor Soccer teams In the second game George- mi SlLw losqu broke a scoreless tie November Watch the Press league playoffs Sunday but not with a last minute goal and ad mo detail before they battled a pair of to the league finals All powerful Georgetown squads Acton placers played well coach down to the wire in a Paul Gallant reports kxleheader at the park Georgetown mosquitoes had to to advance to There will be young people walking the roads of north Hal ton all day this Saturday walking many wearying miles to raise funds to help send Canada deaf athletes to the world games in Sweden next summer HaJton and Peel Association for the Hearing Handicapped is sponsoring its third annual Saturday from lu pin Starting points are Milton Martin St Senior Public School and the Acton Community Centre in Acton The walkers will follow the same route Highway Ave Seventh Line and Highway and are expected to be on the roads from early morning to nearly nightfall Mrs Clements wife of president Brad Clements is organizing the walkathon and chairman of the walkers in the Acton area is Bob Roads patrolled Organizers will have refresh booths set up along the and the roads will be patrolled by St John Ambulance vans and official vehicles Radio communications by the lit AC group Most of the public and high schools in the Acton and Milton areas have been contacted by officials to notify possible participants about the nil is and walkers lining up sponsors Thty report good co operation from most school of finals Age limit is 10 years or grade fivo and anyone younger wanting to the big trudge must be accompanied by a parent Player Registration Sunday Oct 15th and from 12 Noon to 2 PM AT THE ACTON ARENA If sufficient registration this year a total of 6 teams will be formed this year in place of For a limited time only the league finals in the first gome with a win Gordon Bruce scored twice on nice passing plays for in regulation time Acton goal keeper Bob played an excellent game Coaches Dave Dawson and Kevin Lumbers were very pleated with their players all of in liicky winner of in the Acton Minor Baseball Assoda lion draw for September was Andy Dye 192 Churchill Road Norm sold the lucky ticket Registration totals 344 Saturday final minor hockey registration attracted boys bringing to Mi the number of boys who will play minor hockey In town this winter Of the players who registered the Saturday live outside the town of Acton Tryouts for the five OMHA teams will be held as soon as ice is available House league officials will begin selecting teams this week LEGION MINOR SPORTS FUND RAISING DANCE SATURDAY OCT at the LEGION HALL Music by ROSS HILUERE ORCHESTRA Dancing From til 1 a Limited supply tickets available from Acton Legion or Sports Executive Home prices AND OFFER YOU BIGD0 IT DISCOUNTS TOO Great Newt tor House Hunters I In of soar no labour costs Hall day are tempo a ly I ng homo p col and for a limited time only wo olio no Do It Now Cash It Hall days bonus to you lor Id all Cash savo an a Hal days can make it Is fabulous offer thanks volume buy no power and on elf one real led our now computer zed automated home ng now f Mall days Showcase of Homes d ent models floor 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