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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Way Present silverware at minor hockey banquet In spite of the Disappointment John Kentner Memorial Most sportsmanlike player in the Doc Memorial by the more than 100 Trophy for the most outstanding the organization George Trophy to Sieve minor hockey players coaches player in Acton minor hockey accepted the Acton Referees another midget player who was and managers when guest was presented to midget winger Association plaque from referee chosen the organization out speaker Jim of the Rum Van Fleet by Joey Mar Fred Yates M defenceman Toronto Maple Leafs failed lo shall Lorraine Harkley presented- Robin accepted the appear the annual seasonending banquet and awards presentation for the Acton Minor Hockey Association went cTT without a hitch in other respects According to minor hockey executives who handled arrangements for the guest speaker s appearance McKenny confirmed by telephone Friday that he would be in town for Saturday banquet Original attempts to have Mike and Brian of the Leafs come here failed when the pair were forced to enter hospital for operations Cone Maxwell top swimmer Code Maxwell earned a first and two seconds as the Guelph Swimming Club placed fifth out of 19 competing clubs at the provincial swimming finals in Sudbury on the weekend The championships were held at University Corie took first place In the free style second in the breaststroke Minor spurts given use of block house OUTSTANDING performers during the minor hockey season were honored at Saturday s Acton Minor Hockey banquet Pictured 1 to are outstanding defenceman Steve Bruneile outstanding player in Acton minor hockey Russ VanFleet top goalie Robin Inscoe and outstanding first year novice Mike Marshall D Gibbons photo track and field and baseball have been granted use of the Prospect Park on a tentative basis It was decided Monday night by the parks and recreation committee Booth and washroom areas will remain under jurisdiction of the Parks Board Minor Sports groups involved will be responsible for all alterations to the building drops decision Saw plant soccer team dropped a decision to the Acton minor soccer coaches side In a recreational soccer game played at the high school pitch Saturday afternoon Oscar scored the only goal for In the second half Goalie John Smith and fullback Siddlque Maslh were outstanding in defeat for the team Need more softballers Acton Free Press Irophy as outstanding goalie In the group from Free Press sports editor Denis Gibbons Wei dy Legate Memorial Trophy for the best first year novice was presented lo Mike Marshall by Don Legale midgets accepted the Ed Owen award which goes annually lo the team advancing the furthest in play The midgets forced the- Lake to a Ihrcc game scries before losing In second round Five most valuable player awards were also presented Charlie Green did the honors with the George Green Memorial Trophy which went lo MVP Bob Allsop Grant a Motors Irophy for Ihe Rotary Club backs boxla Rotary Club will r minor lacrosse in town this year Four learns and tw girls learns have secured arena floor time Wednesday and Thursday nights during the summer Teams will play six home and six away games In a league with Ancaster Fergus LI or a and Kitchener A silver collection will be taken at the door for the regular Thursday night Midget games Will start A lacrosse school for boys up to eight years old is being planned by Jim James who together with Harold has operated he Acton Hockey and Skating School for the past Iwo winters First session of the school will be this Saturday at the com centre at 12 noon Youngsters should bring their sticks running shoes and helmets Purpose of the school is to leach boys the basic fun da men tab or the game It is hoped there will be on instructor for every five boys MOST VALUABLE player award Charlie McRae midget Bob winners at Saturday a Acton novice and Steve Buchanan Minor Hockey banquet were tor Dan bantam juvenile Gary Gibbons photo More players are needed if plans for a four First round results chess club tourney players took part hi an Informal game at the park Sunday round n Acton games to Bert Vonderlaam will be best two out of three OrganiMT Gary Lewis says JJess Club tournament president Nest week the second round fairs teams will be chosen as soon as Garrett to an easy begin with winners playing Those still Interested in Joining enough players indicate Interest In a row win against Jim oft in pairs from a free draw to or learning game should New playeri are Invited to attend Garret defeated Alex tryto accomplish Ihe club cap- contact either Ted Newman at the next workout at the park Sunday morning at 11 Jar two games to one Dave won two straight from Mark Pratt Lynn Perry lost two The remaining players or Doug Garrett at 853 ill be drawn in competition for Better still Just drop Jim Casburn will become ramc swept two games from SnefSe Wl ne comesf led battle for the city since he left Acton down in two cWcutm Parks board may buy benches barbecues Acton Parka Board is con more park benches and tables in both Prospect and Sir Donald Mann parks Parks manager Harold told the board there is a need for more picnic tables to replace aging ones He also said he would like to see cast iron barbecues purchased for the park They would be set in con crete bringing their own sand Marshall with Brook I in Marshall will tend goal for Redmen of Ihe new National Lacrosse League The league Is being operated by the OCA played last season with Windsor Warlocks of the pro league which has disbanded Suzuki Gaucho 50 only motor cycle like a real 5 speeds CCI lube engine deatonce BiAtotdwontfwcountr Cf CLE Main St N Brampton most valuable player was presented by Grant Puncheon to goalie Gary Medland Herb Dodds codonor of he award for most valuable bantam player made presentation to cam captain Buchanan On behalf of trophy donors AB Supermarket Max teller presented most valuable award lo Charlie McRao MVP on the juvenile team was Dan MtCillloway Don Perry presented the Centre trophy Head Table Stated at the head table for the banquet were Don Lindsay of tho Aclon Minor Association convenor Al Moore of Waterloo Wellington Minor Hockey League president Harvey Vines of Acton Minor Hockey secretary Joanne Mayor Kelly of Dally Mercury and Denis the rco Press President I Introduced present and acknowledged the work of all coaches and managers during the season Mr Moore reminded the group art not the Its you loaches managers and executives of cams that arc He reported Ihc OMHA hud a total of boys playing hockey In all star ana local leagues this year Provincial champions in the population category were Mary StouffvHJe and he reported Mr Vines thanked the executive for a good season and voiced his assurance Actons Barry will do a fine Job as president of the league next season Mr Moore congratulated both Barry and 2nd vicepresident elect Bill Knight of Acton on their election On behalf of Ihc players on the team McPhall made special presentations of embroidered handkerchiefs to coach Barry Inscoe assistant coach Holmes and manager Don Van Fleet lighter air Bruce also could use as soothers if they lose next year Coach Inscoe thanked his players and assistants In return You played well for a bunch of first year pecwees he said of a guest speaker was particularly disappointing to local officials since engraving of names had already been done on two shields and a stein TWO PLAQUES purchased by the Acton OMHA Minor Hockey Association and engraved with the names of Leaf players Brian Glennie and Mike Pelyk and a stein with Jim McKenny s name engraved on it will go unused since no guest speaker showed up at Saturday s season ending banquet The local association was notified Glennie and Pelyk would not be able to come because they had to enter hospital for operations but McKenny had confirmed by phone Friday he would be here Minor hockey secretary Joanne shows her disappointment D 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