Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), January 29, 1975, p. 5

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lgue I- town league tallies GHS swimmers swamp Acton The Acton Free Press Wed Jan 5 Sprtngileld drubbed Baltimore with Dennis Kirton and Todd Cook scoring two goals apiece Matthew Brian Holmes Marty and Dnve tallied single goals Bill Derrick replied for Baltimore Lance Alton fired hat trick to lead Cleveland to a win over Rochester Dave Mitchell Don and Mitchell again added singles Rick had two and Steve Hepburn one for ATOM Hamilton downed St Kitts Paul Nolan scored twice and McGinn Rabin and Jeff Butchers once each Bob scored twice and Tarns once for the Block Hawks Two goals by Paul Hudson and one by Clayton London a J I win over for David aw Michael Clerry scored Heath Norton scored to give Brampton a win over Dixie Mike posted the shutout rifled a hat trick to lend to a victory Weston Steve Campbell David Thomas and Greg James also scored David Milne hod two and Brad Mcpherson one for Weston Acton High newly formed swimming team showed it improvement although It was swamped in a dual meet Georgetown here Thursday Individual Acton times were anywhere from five to seconds than they Mere In a previous meet against the same Georgetown It December Cathy sparked the Georgetown victory with three firsts She won the girls metre too and metre butterfly Paul Carter of Georgetown won the boys metre free style and 100 metre hock stroke Pauline llcaton took first in the girls 100 metre freestyle and John first in the boys 100 meter A Van Haven of George town is second In the boys 100 metre and Divld of Acton third Acton shows well in badminton match Erin Milton and Alton have formed badminton league IE MA Badminton Association ana on Sunday January held their 2nd meeting of the year at Milton School Tor the The competition was strong and an enjoyable was had by all The tournament ended with Acton winning finals out possible Results were as follows MENS A Hugh Patterson and Glen Wilson were defeated in he finals IS MENS DOUBLES Vic Morris and Mike Bullock were plated first in the finals defeating 15 15- LADIES A Marlon Patterson and Sue Bullock were defeated by Erin and Milton and placed tint in the Consolation DOUBLES Leslie and Lydla were defeated by Milton and Erin MIXED DOUBLfS A George Williams and Chris were placed first in the finals defeating 155 15- 10 MIXf DOUBLES Klaus and were also placed first in the finals defeating 151 Acton Badminton Club is always Interested In any new members Club nights arc Mondays and at the Bennett School 7 10 Legion tournament here Feb 15 16 Teams from Acton Preston Elora New Hamburg Georgetown BeamsvilleStreeetsville Oak Ridges Niagara on the Lake Barne and vie for honors in the 6th annual Acton Legion Minor Hockey Association peewee house league tournament here Saturday and Sunday February 15 16 Tournament chairman Alan Hall reports his committee has had the best response ever from teams wanting to enter the tournament This year there an A and B division with the respective champs meeting for the grand championship on the committee are John Toebes McPahil Ron Ab Irwin Gord James and Barry Inscoe In the girls 100 metre free style Marie Milne of George town was second and Cheryl of Acton third Earl lince of Georgetown placed second behind in the boys 100 metre Van Ravens of Georgetown was third Pauline was second to Cathy Mnsson in the girls 100 metre breaststrokc Martha of George town wis third Behind Paul Carter In the boys metre backstroke were of Acton and of Acton Susan Ancker of Acton is second to girls 100 metre backstroke She tied with Jenny son of Georgetown Second to In lit girls 10 metre butterfly Jenny Ihompson of Debbie of Acton was third John recorded the best winnlnc time of tin day l in the boys 100 metre He heat the second place finisher I Incc by seconds for Alton wire David lorn David Si ircn hip man Anne Smith I rim Steve Kent John Smith ck ACTONS Anne Smith takes off in the girls metre freestyle event Acton swimmers snowed marked improvement although Georgetown won all events in Thursday meet Major atoms split a pair A Supermarket and Gordie major atoms blanked puked up assists minor atoms 10 last Tim Shields recorded his night but lost 1 to the shutout of the n in major atoms hen the Acta Suturdav afternoon Robbie Verm scored his nth goal of the season and Tim Ferguson 1 is in win Mike McRac also scored for vh s goal of the was the lorn Acton coring in s atoms play tomorrow night here S Baxter rihim Bird Wolfe is IK team ninth I mm Punt Terns Atl nwill send representatives to In Hilton 1 in in Burlington I fur firs tutu Lords top the Redmen swept nude Jinn r I thill twin bill frim i I burs Hit n Ik for ills n I won I ml stored mis i the At ton midgets n Us iddul ll us in mi mil I nil lim Braid was Up Tensive the ml irsen mi lis iifc nisi fol Ihe Hodmen Din lister and Kick in 1 lei i hid Dive Mills Pi n I irsmplavid fine I Ik now in sell Minor hockey dates fiO0tprlntlcli J Hot hosier No lire Dixie 1130 v Oiler- SOULouiiKnvi Allen lann Allen Danny Allen 1 rtdy f nilnn MldxeU Montreal OHA Intermediate A First win Acton midgets chalked up their first win of the Waterloo Wellington league scnion when edged first place Fergus 1 here last Tuesday night Outstanding goaltcnding by Mark Williamson who saved mans sure gin Is and good efforts Seott Withers and Joe train were key factors in the win Girdln scored from Withers and Ricky Holmes in the second period for the winning goal Van Fleet netted the first Acton goal from G trditi and Holmes in the first period The played their best hockey of the season said coach Scars The- Fergus at ever- pi i while the jiiu BOWL for Pleasure BOWL for HealthS THE ENTIRE FAMILY BOWl TOGETHER GO BOWLING ACTON BOWLING LANES ID Mam St Member B P A Port George town Dun das Dunnville 15H 134 1211 119 147 1 152 YOGAS JOIN NOW 6WEEK PROGRAM AT ACTON YMCA Commencing Tubs Feb from930am to 30 am FEE B PER PERSON Register at YMCA Wednesday Feb 5 horn to noon Acton Minor Soccer Club Gym Sessions START FEB 3rd at the High School Gymnasium SQUIRTS Ages 8 ATOMS Ages 10 p m Ages 11 12 PEE WEES and BANTAMS 13 older 10 00 p Please ONLY attend at the time allotted for your age group ANT PERSONS INTERESTED IN HELPING ARE WELCOME Any Questions Please Call BOB FACTS ABOUT CABLE TV 1 WHAT DOES WIRED CITY CONCEPT MEAN Wired City means that Halton Cable Systems Ltd will with the homeowner permission locate their cable to the outside of every home at no cost or obi igation to take the cable TV service if not desired 2 WHAT IS A CABLE TV SYSTEM It is a method proven for over years in many areas across Canada of bringing constant local interference free T reception to cities and towns in fringe or limited T reception areas A tower with specially engineered antennas is erected outside the town designed specifically for the conditions present With equipment the maximum gnal from up to TV channels is picked up and fed by coaxial cable to an electronic plant where interference traps pre amplifiers converters and balances produce a snow free picture From here a coaxial cable carries the picture signal directly to your T er 3 HOW IS IT INSTALLED A slender coaxial cable the size of a pencil is brought into your home or apartment much like a telephone installation The cable Is terminated in the location of your choice The work is done neatly and efficiently by cable T V experts wifh years of experience in cable T systems The cable carries no current it is comple harm 4 IS AN ANTENNA NECESSARY WITH CABLE TV No The Cable T System does away with unsightly TV aerials and the problems that go with them 5 AM I OBLIGATED TO SUBSCRIBE FOR A CERTAIN LENGTH OF TIME No You are not obligated for any period of time your monthly service charge will cease whenever you advise us that you no longer require the service 6 WHAT ARE MY ADVANTAGES WITH CABLE TV A You will have a choice of different stations ust by turning the dial of your TV set A good variety T programming at your finger tips B Eliminates interference from furnaces vacuum cleaners electric razors passing motor vehicles home workshops etc C Eliminates ugly and dangerous home aerials with arrays which mar the appearance of your home Eliminates damage to your roof or your home and danger to your family or your neighbours due to wind or ice storms or lightning related to your aerial Eliminates depreciation of efficiency found to occur within two years in individual antennae IF Eliminates the cost of more and more antenna equipment on your potentially loaded aerial G There is no insurance necessary as with aerials or towers 7 HOW MANY CHANNELS ARE THERE ON CABLE TV You will have a choice of Five American Channels WGR TV BUFFALO WBEN TV BUFFALO TV BUFFALO TV BUFFALO TV BUFFALO Eleven Canadian Channels CKVRTV BARRIE TV TORONTO GLOBAL TV TORONTO TV TORONTO CFPL TV LONDON TV HAMILTON TV KITCHENER TV TORONTO CBLFT TVTORONTO CITY TV TORONTO CHANNEL HILLS LOCAL When moved to Tower end approve lor carriage received from CRTC IS CABLE FM AVAILABLE Yes stations are available when you have cable connected to your FM radio receiver 9 WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CABLE TV RECEPTION AND MY PRESENT TV AERIAL a Instead of your present aerial your TV wili be fed from a custom designed antenna system with the most modern auxiliary electronic equipment for your personal use You get sharp clear local interference free pictures throughout the year c A trained engineering staff is constantly on duly to maintain the excellence of the pictures A clear cut saving if you move no aerial to remove and re erect e Cable Television is TV reception at its best Don be satisfied anything less WHAT ARE THE SAFETY FEATURES Cable TV eliminates hazards such as your aerial being struck by lightning wind and ice storms It eliminates heavy maintenance costs insurance charges guy wires on the roof etc 11 IS THIS THE FIRST AREA WITH CABLE TELEVISION No Cable TV systems have been operating for more than years but Actons system will be one of the most modern and up to date systems available in North America 12 I AM PLANNING TO BUILD CAN THE CABLE BE INSTALLED BEFORE THE WALLS ARE PLASTERED Yes If you phone our office arrangements can be made to install the cable as the electrical wiring is being done making the cable Immediately available In youfnew home

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