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The Free Press Wednesday March Before small crowd Tanner oldtimers edge golf pros Acton Tanner proved they still have enough doodle left to compete evenly En modem day hockey when they donned the blades and handed the golf pros team a setback In front of a dis appointing crowd of at the community centre Friday night The goffers with Dave Crelghton at the helm displayed some fancy passing of their own and probably could have reversed the score if they chosen to stick to hockey and can their comic routines That situation would have likely pleased referee Ron Buzry of Georgetown whose countenance bore the brunt of a fresh cream pie hurled by one of the golfers following a disputed goal trade in the Acton Industrial league potted two of the Tanner goals Former recreation director Jim Casburn who now lives in and Bell a Tanner workhorse scored the other two goals Bob Breen a Senior A player ex London Knight Ken and Jack replied for the golfers fteighton assisted on the first goal by Breen Highlight of the night for the fans was the appearance of real Tanner vets like Charles Sonny Lome Minute Walters and Ben Basher both members of Acton 193339 H A Inter mediate championship team and Kerwln McPhail All played short stints In the first period Ron Mellon who still plies his Jim Sweeney who used to cut hair locally cut short many a CPGA rush with fine saves In the Tanner nets Along with linesmen Jerry Perkins and Dave of Georgetown graciously helped out with the evening Although were dis appointed with the attendance the game still produced proceeds of which will go into Acton Centennial fund TANNER OLDTIMERSJlm Sweeney Ben BayUss Minute Walters Phil Mario Ken Hearns Steve Goy Sonny Townsley Harold Townsley Jan Gordie Bell Jim Kerwin Jim Ron Mellon Bob Andrews Jack Bill Mc- Mix Stafford Glen Cooper Jim James Inaugurate Day of Champions at community centre Saturday Acton Community Centre Is certain to be the busiest place In town Saturday when the Acton Legion Minor Hockey Association winds up another successful season with its first annual Day of Champions For the first time championships in all age groups will be decided on the same day and team and individual trophies will be presented to winners on the ice The day Is not reserved only for champions however since all teams will get a chance to play beginning at in the morning Championship games will begin at pan In the past years championship series ended on several different nights and were presented at a year end banquet in April Last year with the growth of our league It was necessary to divide this banquet into two sections Legion Minor Hockey president Kerwin ex year if all pmrtidpanta and re were included even mil arrangement would be overcrowded Obviously some new method had to be found so we decided to stage a Day of on which all would play We have always regretted that parents could not Midgets qualify for tournament be included In our banquet plans and this new arrangement will allow them to take part in the day as well For the past month playoffs have been conducted In all age groups to narrow the number of teams eligible for the championship down to two These two will meet In a sudden death for the championship Saturday Playoff system First round total goals aeries narrowed the number of teams down to three in the six team atom and peewce leagues The remaining three teams then played a round robin series to eliminate one team In the four team novice and bantam leagues all teams took part in a round robin series with the top two finishers advancing Saturday s final Champion ship game in the two team midget league will also be held Saturday Majo advantage of the new system and of Champions is that teams eliminated in the first round do riot nave to pack up their gear In the middle of February They continue playing exhibition games and while their chance at the league trophy may have vanished soil have the opportunity to play in front of their parents in consolation games on the final day It s nice to win a championship but our prime purpose is to provide recreational hockey for as many boys as desire it With this new setup every boy who re gets the same number of games Mr McPhail points out Special treat To replace the usually served up at the banquet every player will be given tickets for hot dogs and drinks at the community centre Saturday Acton Parks and Recreation Committee has generously contributed towards this treat for the boys Tickets for a lucky draw on a stereo component set are now being sold at cents each and these tickets will serve as ad mission billets for the Day of Champions Schedule GiBC l Richmond xr Hamilton Fill Atom 1030- Bmtam 1110- Winnipeg Quebec Atom 11 SO- Dixie CkiBiutip Ginei Pee Wee 12 Springfield Tldc- 1 London St Kltu Atom St Thorn is Midget Viacouvcr Montreal Tanner Oldtimers treated royally in Blue Mountain countiy Acton Men made it to the consolation final of the Colllngwood Blue Mountain tournament although they lost to OB Borden on the weekend Men were whitewashed by In the opening round but bounced back to dump Beamsville in the consolation semifinals Jeff Shields scored twice and Scott Malcolm Bert Post and Wade Vickery counted once each for Acton in the Beamsville game The final two Acton goals were scored into an empty net after trailing pulled their goalie Wade Vickery connected on a three passing play with Bert Post and Dave McGUIoway for the Sabre bake sale Acton Sabre Junior hockey mothers and executive members will stage a fundraising baking sale In the building Formerly occupied by Bradley Meat Market this Saturday Acton won their total goal aeries a to in two games to fluattfy for the final game the Four Town Tournament April The Acton team will face either Georgetown or Streetsville In the round robin terse Acton tied drat game 3 to 3 Thursday and won the second game Acton Monday with a decisive to total Goalicaren Goals in the first game of the aeries were scored by Jeff from Danny Turner Wayne from Gary Moore and Paul Daly from Jim Counters in the second game were credttad to from Daly and Gary Moore Alien from Mike Ferguson and John Ashley Daly unassisted Terry Webber from Ferguson and John Dyer Two goals were scored by Mike Ferguson with assists from Allen and Pete for his first and from Moore and ABen for his Father son match set The annual Novice father and son hockey game will be held at April at the Acton Community Centre Some of the fathers include Bruce Zero in goal Del the Rocket Cook Frank AUsop Carl Shifty Timbers and Andre Butch will suit up against the WW nonces Acton Minor Hockey Association ANNUAL MEETING and ELECTION OF OFFICERS Acton Community Centre Sun April pm This is a public meeting open to anyone interested in minor hockey More adult help Is urgently required in order to operate the minor hockey program Hows the time deal Get Top Dollar for your good used car Over 50 new cars and demos to choose from The Price Is Right EXAMPLE CHRTSLER 8 auto radio Ires end wheel discs PS P dark green with matching Interior Only original balance of 5year or SO mil factory warranty available Lie SEE AL AT Andrew Murray Motors Limited Road Georgetown Ontario BINGO No JACKPOT 55 No 20 Games Per Game at No Admission Charg CARDS 3 FOR 100 Burgundy Club Norval Hornby at ACTON MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION TWO DATS SATURDAY APRIL 7th and SATURDAY APRIL am to am ACTON CANADIAN LEGION Boys 7 to 18 years Baseball T Ball Girls 7 to Baseball Ball per Plain or for or more players in 1 family For Further Information Phone or iii Aim Pressmen bounce back force deciding game Blow bounced hack to Auto Sunday and tie up the bent of three Acton Industrial hockey league This SOU the sUga for the third and this Sunday at John Joy the Wow comeback by scorlnH throe Soak and assisting on a fourth Im Kavanaugh and Cyril lleea were the other Blow Prow goal getters Gory Kolley wllh a pair and BUI Coon and tame Ronton Ingles replied tor Ken a Use body The pressmen used the body to good In their win In spite of the fact they took eight of the game a 10 penalties The teams traded singe kobIs in the first period and both hit twice the second frame Gordon early in the third Kan temporary lead but toy tied ho score at the 10 minute mark and banked the winner In off the post two minute later The not without Its dramatic momenta Kon Grant Usher foiled Dove on a penalty shot attempt after Puppy had been pulled down on a by Phil Mono and Joke MacKentle saved the day for pressmen by down sparkplug Bob Andrews on similar sortie Blow Press goalie Hay firdth it nil Joy I II- J High K Kvifluih Gordon in Third II k in 11 11 IB Sabres to hold camp Friday Alton will hold tump or prospects for season the immunity centre night at Several overage midget and Juvenile players In the district been Invited lo attend the tump lone it players Ted Hornier Ilrad Timbers forwards John Snow and lord Murray and goalie Gary loulh to overage lone Acton goal In the final game against Borden Steve Mitchell was In the Acton nets for the first game and Gary Mcdland tended goal In the two games The Acton boys were billeted in the homes of Colllngwood boys overnight Friday Coach Barry reports Acton have already been invited back for next year toumament It was a good tournament We appreciated the hospitality of the people and were very happy to receive an Invitation to next year event said coach Sheridan College Community Services Division PRESENTS SUMMER PROGRAM IN SECRETARIAL STUDIES FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS A 10 week program covering Typing Office Practice and Forkner Shorthand which will qualify you for a full or part time secretarial position In addition to having highly qualified Instructors students will make use of the latest Audio tutorial equipment to permit students to progress at their own speed The program Is offered at the North Campus Trafalgar Road which is accessible by GO Train On successful completion of this summer program a student will have earned College credits equivalent to the Intensive Secretarial Program If desired the student may apply for direct entry Into the second year of any two year diploma program Secretarial Science Students who gain admission to this summer program will be expected to provide a transcript of marks for at least the first year of a University or College level program FEE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL Toronto Oakvllle 823 Acton Legion Minor Hookey Association PRESENTS ITS DAY OF CHAMPIONS HOCKEY AT ITS BEST ACTON COMMUNITY CENTRE Saturday March 31st 11 EXCITING GAMES Consolation Games begin at 830 am Championship Games start at 12 30 pm TROPHY PRESENTATIONS Team and individual trophies will be presented to winners following their respective games Come out and support the boys on their big day I Ml Players Receive Free Hot Dogs it Cokes SIM Set In with the Day of Champions there will be a draw for the Stereo Component Set Ticket stubs may be returned in at registration desk at arena I- II ILlLHJll II till II II