Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), April 9, 1975, p. 6

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The Acton Free Wed April Sun and Fun spiel continues Saturday Second flite of the annual Sun and fun bonspiel at the Acton Curling Club opens this Saturday The which features rinks headed by some of the best known skips in the province offers a trip to Florida for four as its grand prize Bonspiel chairman Lloyd Robinson invites all curling fans to come out to the club and watch the high calibre play free of charge Tonelli waiting Miltons John Tonelli the Wolves In the OH A is still waiting on the Junior A semi finals sidelines while the Tar- Sudbury had troubled onto Junior A Marl- all season arc preparing to square off with the Af air powerful Sudbury veB crippled kids who sat out the seven game playoff W0 chSm series with the Kingston had the thrill of a Canadians is protest- lifetime in MarHcTforclnhim to crippled in VAN S WELDING won the championship of the Ed HilHer captain Rosenberg Gerry two more years of Monday Acton Industrial Hockey with a 7 2 victory over Van Eyken Standing to r are Bill Row Lions wear Waterloo Wellington crown Acton Lions Club juvenilis wrapped up one of their more successful lust week by boa ling New llomhurfi three games to one for the Waterloo- Wellington championship and finishing as consolation finalists In the division of the Trlcounty Juvenile mcnl In Milton Don Richard and tallied I wo coals apiece while Ken Withers and Kevin shot singles for the Lions in their final Rami win over New Hamburg Ion won Ihe first two giimti of the best of five final and with New Hamburg win the Milt Ball new Sabre president two more years of hockey The con tract was signed when Tonelli was He turn last month The Houston of the World Hockey As sociation have ap proached with a pro offer for next sea son eliminated the eighth place Cana dians Monday in the ven game series and are preparing match Milton juves still alive Milton staved elimination in Juvenile ihampionship scries with when Ihey won in Milton Sun day afternoon on the strength of hat tricks by Ken ly mid Kcilh won first three of Hit sLncs a In overtime J and 7 and still leids the best of seven final 1 if tli came Is scheduled for Milton tonight with sixth and nth if neccssarj In Friday and Milton Sunday Minor lacrosse registration Ministration for minor will this ind this from to in welt to Hi minor I icrosse his been told thev should be to use ihe Ac Minor atoms lorn Harding and managed Ian Ward In the scries championship of the annual Timtny Tyke tournament at the home of the N1H Leafs By selling tickets before hand for the big ship the minor atoms helped the tournament raise more than which lit be turned over to the Ontario Society for Crippled Children Maple leaf Gardens President Harold Bollard has also promised the learn a free hour of practice lime at the Gardens as a reward for selling more than tickets Centre the deciding game of their championship senes Sunday night Champs front row 1 tor arc Fred Crawford sell Mike Miller Rob Coleman Jim Brown Skeeter Hill Ken Owen The welders also won the regular season pennant Welders win AIHL eh Industrial Hockey league victory over view Centre in the deciding of be of three Captain I who won tin regubr se ison fired four big goafs In night clincher Ken Hill and Dan netted the other Van goals Cyril for teams traded a pair of oils in llu opening period III lor Hill and Owen scar In Ihe second period to make It for the welders The brothers Ed and Dan Iced he win with third period goals Bill played a chomps Ken Owen helped out The is for install ilion of new roof ork wh bis breed Junior I Hi to moe their home town Tin linn si is mi opens much larher ACTON NOVICES year olds won the championship of their three team group defeat last s winners Grand Valley in a sudden death game for the title Hillsburgh also compel ed in the group Novices front row tor are Ed die Wilson Bruce Bruce Canary Ron Vanitem captain Paul Kevin 1 1 Mike Hudson David Second row to are Bill Morrison Chris Hahn Ted Lindsay Scott Hibbard Rick Dodds Lorenzo Civtero Steve Standing behind are coaches Tea and Randy weldon Missing when photo taken was manager Herb Dodds iiinl Stayner tries for second title Youth bowling Sin Siskin Blenheim and Arthur In the playoffs Belmont and St George are playing in the other OHA Junior semi final series Today April the our double to ill youth bo ultra and handicap added loallicorci the nan by RIckRochrr lUblfJ lis Third Shift The place hi problems the Cowl them out of bowling Unci winning Ihrpt Debbie the Mtt 3 Tim Sandee Allonby 190 11B9 Connie Mc and Kim While Joel Pink and Jen Junior Joanne Gordon Kevin Archibald and Jim Huxley iim Hob Brian Lawn 1US BANT Ural Shift alio bowled over her average In Ihe game lo In pop for her earn The Chic and bowled a close lie thriller In the first lhe lied and the game Iht won by three points Michael Rome was lop for Chick with a Ml double The the in mi Him Michael Rome 1ST Mark Walker Pat MO 177 STANDINGS Ural Shift Octopus Hippos inowmen Second Mice Ml Turtle 47 who finiihinR first mlliL Junior iisUt en thouah they in nlv Junior club DOW lipid in the ime of the New Hamburg major It ii r last atoms won the league championship sidelining the in straight games winning I four last Wednesday night Km to in group and in New Hamburg the Siskins eliminated Sunday afternoon place Soldi Chipmunk I Spider remained In third place In the league with their point win over the Mar dtlle PhllUp and Rod Kenned led the way for the Hum ply wllh their and It doublei Regardless of their tost Tim Baker of Ihe double winning pop to In the tint game the first Octopus cleaned out Ihe point department by winning all three from he ppos Todd double and Gall double led them to victory The Snowmen held own against the Birds iht help Coonle double the Snowmen won one and totals Connie alic average In the first game win pop for her The Owls got off to a great atari by winning the first game from Dragons by nine points Dragons poured Pat The first place Mice were upset by the Torllii In both games lor Drvadale was the Tor the Turtles wllh her double Snakes moved ahead of the Pigs by one In the league a 3 a to ACTON OMNA MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION of OFFICERS Acton Community Centre Sunday April 20th 200 pm ANYONE INTERESTED IN MINOR HOCKEY IS WELCOME TO ATTEND THIS MEETING our Acton Introduces to our Acton customers GLEN MANOR For The Charm of That Real Brick Look When you are here please discuss your flooring needs We are specialists in carpets and vinyl floors PAINTS 126 Main St Mill Hall was li Hill Morrison is president of the Acton Safaris Junior C hotkey dub it recent annual I lorry will Kike over oh vice president while rcturni for us and Hon is hick as treasurer Hill has agreed to stay on mutiHjjer for tin 107576 but role for the MlKiurIiI has three ho will be unable to Hie iterloo Wellington playoffs did Include tint plate which has made to Ihe J lie A finds and currently leads Milton of learnt three names one in thai best of seven scries New ousted I Imiri in tin semifinal before I Ions In the It mcnt 1 Ions Inst I to I in the opening round won an ixhlbition mnlcli Mcrritlon when round Six Nations ailed si ou up and qualified for the lll a I In the consolation final lost by the store 4 Nla lake polled a t i of KniKht mid lirrv limes out ith fni Iht i Chris Tcnnnnt fired the first two Acton against Don Richard added Ihe other Acton marksmen In the consolation final on the Lake were Chris and George Mark Morrison played goal in the flrsl game against Charlie Bennett was in I Ions net for the final three tournament Minus I Ions fans fell thai Don Itltbard was the teams out slindmg player In he New series Ken and Carl Timbers the old faithfuls once again guided the juveniles as coach and miinngcr this season lions Mark Morrison Charlie Muss Imp Wade Knlghl Kevin rim llolmis Jeff I Ken Withirs While Dive Allan 1KHJBIK I two ken and Mike Miller one apiece earned assists for Lake view The playoff championship win gave Van Welding a double for the season thoy won the regular season pennant The team did not go down without a fight In spite of the fact they finished only fourth In regular season play came from behind a one game deficit oust Blow Press in the semi finals and pushed the welders to the full limit of games In the final Van Welding Goal Jim Brown Defence Gerry Van Der Dan Skeeter Hill Fred Crawford Centres Ed Hillier Am Rosenberg Wings Rob Coleman Bill Mike Miller Ken Owen Lokeview Goal Brian Defence Steve Townsley Bill Bob Don Rogers Centres Cyril trie Wayne Deforest forest was an Injury replace ment for three names from Hellers Butch played tow games the final from Kens men as an injury re placement igain next season Hie Me Knight family is moving new home near Sabres will hold their an mini banquet and awards pre next month Plus Tax FOR A LOW MILEAGE DEMONSTRATOR HATE FINANCING NO MONEY DOWN IF YOU QUALIFY Many Al Used Cars To Choose From Baz Motors Ltd 109 Strict GEORGETOWN Como in and tho new rabbit I T Fur Chlp Give yourself a Drop In and us for Chlnnt Food and Fish and Chips In Holton HOURS Thurt 8 Sat am 11pm Sunday Noon pm Tel 8532060 ROTARY CLUB OF ACTON MINOR LACROSSE REGISTRATION Tvkis Pptirvte Bintum Midget Juvenile Only Registration Day for 75 Season Saturday April 9 00 a to ACTON COMMUNITY CENTRE If you Invn not previously played in Acton birth certificate REGISTRATION FEE 00 SUPERMARKET MILL ST ACTON 8530650 Meat Department Specials I SHOULDER ROAST BUTT ROAST BUTT CHOPS 2 ho BEEF CHICKEN PORK MEAT PIES Swift Premium WIENERS 79 Swift Premium SIDE BACON PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 9 10 SPECIALS ORANGE CRYSTALS Savo30cl Billy Baa LIQUID HONEY 79 RESUL1R or THIN SLICED SANDWICH BREAD CRE1M STTLE CORN 389 YUM PICKLES 79 Pantry Shell 28 Tim FRUIT COCKTAIL 69 INSTANT COFFEE 229 Jug Save LIQUID BLEACH 59 HAMBURGER Pkg nil MEAL HELPER L FRESH PRODUCE ARRIVES DAILY Florida Indian River Sie48 WHITE ftft GRAPEFRUIT uu U S No Large 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