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The Acton Free Press Wednesda May Badminton Club closes Saturday presented to mum hern who win the mixed doubles thai by he end of the year there Prim won the were M members playing bad My h donated after trouncing minion on Monday and Thursday lnl In nights play Stella oral by directors Fillet from Milton and Erin well as took the ladles Owen participating In several other after boating out Marlon and Flo Vanllom Mens double trophic we I to and Minor soccer coaches tie new Disston team niter they eliminated ana Hugh I at First rec game ends in draw Disslon Canada and the Acton league team played to a 1 draw he first game ot the Acton draw against the newly armed were Fred Blaine Bob Saw plant team Sunday Muckle Alex Bob afternoon McKce Bob Punt Kevin Lum Kevin Lumber scored for the Terry Sloven Dave Acton coaches In the first half Thorpe on a good comer kick by Gerry John Toebe Fred Blaine Nathan Melds Paul Gallant and Norm Mcrrln gaw7s ss fitSti rcferccd in the Acton Badminton th Saturday afternoon at Club tournament last month I cogue organizer Itichard Pink photo reports uniforms have been ordered for the teams which John Smith in goal for the team and fullback Bob Muckle of the coaches team game The same two teams will play Saturday afternoon at Atoms tie Georgetown Acton minor soccer atoms played to a draw In a pre season game with Georgetown at the park Saturday morning MEMBERS OF THE Acton Badminton Club display their hardware and their racquets during one of their regular Thursday night sessions Don Price left took the men singles trophy and the mixed doubles award Beside him is Mane Kearley showing the trophy she won in mixed doubles competition Garry Ockenden displays his mens doubles trophy Stella Brunelle shows her ladies doubles prize though her partner Christine Steen is not present Matanic the other half of the team shows his trophy The trophies were officially presented at the Badminton Club dance at Acton Meadows Saturday night PhotobyD Pink Georgetown started attacking from the kiekoff and the ball was continually in the Acton goat area during the first five minutes However the Acton defence held steady and the Acton halfbacks started to make rushes on the Georgetown goal Both goalkeepers came up with some fine saves senior club before It folded two years ago Most of the players on the Acton league team are Acton Minor Soccer Association coaches Roller hockey- registration TWENTY members of the Esquesing Saturday Members of the club which is Pony Club took advantage of the a branch of the Bntish Pony Club are all excellent weekend weather to take a between the ages of eight and 16 three hour nde through the township Thomson photo Hope to field four rec teams Bats were booming and gloves popping at the park diamond Sunday morning as eager worked out in a to what is hoped II the formation of a four team recreational league Players who have not yet signed up may still do so at In s Sunday workout or Ind their interest by calling Gary Lewis at team of the old town league have both decided to come out of retirement to add a bit of experience to the league The Georgetown side was the team from that town Midget workouts start Coach Bruce Sears has scheduled the first practice for II Acton Rotary midget lacrosse team for the ty centre tomorrow Thursday at Any boys or 16 years of age ore to try out for the team Suzuki Gaucho 50 The only motor cycle built like a real motorcycle 5 styling CCI automatic lube Rotary valve engine ground to take on the country BRAMPTON CYCLE Main St N Brampton O H A president salutes ladies Sabre secretary June Gerth and executive member drew special men lions from A president Frank as the first two ladles ever to attend the A annual meeting at the Hoy a I York In Toronto April President recognized the ladle from the dais at the general session of the annual meet June and Elsie attended the meeting along with Sobrc president Bill Morrison and executive member Bob Marshall It was erroneously reported in last week s Free Press that Bessie also a member of the Sabre executive attended the meeting GUN SHOW and SALE SUNDAY MAY 13th AT THE ACTON COMMUNITY CENTRE STARTS AT A 200 DISPLAY TABLES Refreshments Public Invited Lots of Free Parking GUEST MEMBERSHIP PER DAY LADIES FREE Free Carnation to all Ladies Sponsored by Halton Antique Amis CoBoctors Association CHICKEN 27 MILL ST E ACTON GIVE MOTHER A BREAK FROM THE KITCHEN PARTY BARREL 15 pieces Delicious Chicken FAMILY BUCKET 20 pieces Delicious Chicken THRIFT BOX I DINNER pieces Delicious Chicken 3 pieces Salad Chips Roll SNACK PACK 2 pieces Plus Chips Sftelallza In Canadian Fried Chicken phone 8532730 An attempt to form a roller hockey league Is being made again this year by Tom Browning Interested prospects may sign their names on a list posted on the bulletin board in side the arena door or contact Tom It is hoped two teams can be formed for recreational play and a third team out of Shortly before David these to play teams from out of Anderson connected on a hard drive to make the score 10 for SAT MtliMolar ucmocoion PLUS THE BIG BONUS Everyone Wants RICHARD CRENNA LEONARD Enterla nm Evcrvonew SUNDAY ONLY MAY Venus in Furs alto Kama Sutra TUES WED MAY The Dirt Gang Slaughter Box Office opens 8 p Show starts at dusk a DRIVEIN TICATRE I MILE OF CITY UMTS I off NOTICE THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF ACTON ByLaw Number 69 to regulate the use of Firecrackers and Fireworks Firecrackers Defined as those fireworks whose sole purpose Is to create noise have been banned for sale to the general public This classification is comprised of all noise making firecrackers Including ladfingers Display Fireworks Including rockets barrages and bombshells continue to be restricted Responsible organizations and Individuals may obtain fireworks this type provided they have the necessary local authorization and they file a guarantee with their supplier that this display will be supervised by a competent person Family Fireworks Have not been banned They will still be available for purchase at retail by any person years of age and over Fireworks of this kind also known as shop goods Include roman candles sparklers and plnwheels Anyone involved In the sale or use of family fireworks however should note that even though these fireworks have not been banned by the Federal Government their sale and use may be restricted by Municipal By law Please check with the Municipal Office regarding the Town of Acton regulations G F Usher AMC T Clerk Administrator