Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 29, 1976, p. 14

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Acton Free Wed September In 9th 2 out Rockwood gets six to tie final bail series Colonials pulled the second game of the inter best of the seven county finals against Cam bridge A out of the fire by scoring six runs in the bottom apiece Cambridge took the of the ninth with two out last series opener at home last night at Thursday Sabres split a pair of exhibition games The Sabres split their latest exhibition games against Port and Mark ham Roy a lb Sunday Port made it two games straight over the Sabres but this time by a much reduced margin Port took the game at Guelph Steve Buchanan scored Sabres first goal from Paul Ajicinelii Dave McGllloway rifled a goal from mate Bruce Port The teams were tied at two goals each after the first twenty minutes butPortColborneaddedacoupleinthesecond Robin Inscoe was in the nets for Sabres and played one of Ins best games according toSabre manager Fred Buchanan In a previous meeting against he Port Acton went down 100 Sabres with Bill on defence downed Roy a lb 31 at last Thursday Marlle is a Toronto Marlle farm club Dave Chapman flicked the red switch twice from with Steve Buchanan assisting on the second Dave fired into open net with one second to play for the clincher Wade Vickery and Scott Malcolm picked up the assists Splash flashes The third game goes tomor row night at Cambridge and the fourth at Sunday at 15 Last Sunday playoff game was postponed until Tuesday because of rain Win John Thatcher with 10 wins to eight losses was on the mound for Gerry look the loss for Cambridge Colonials were trailing going Into the bottom of the ninth when they exploded for the needed six runs Phile Shrive had two hits while Charlie Milne con nee led for a double in the ninth Norm Beattie also pro duced a ninth inning double while Jim Lynch had two hits including a second inning triple Tom Parkinson and Jim Thatcher collected one hit each Cambridge scored their seven runs on 11 hits the same number used by Rockwood for eight runs In the series opener at Cambridge Gerry was the winning pitcher John Thatcher hurled for Rock wood Rotkwood scored one run in the top of the ninth on hits by Phile Shrive and John Car son Cambridge scored a home run by pitcher Hopcraft in the fourth while in the next inning a hit by Jim Munroe counted for the winner Cambridge scored their two runs on three hits THREE SUPER BASEBALL TROPHIES were awarded at Fridays Baseball Banquet the Acton Meadows Golf Club Happy recipents are left to right Bob holding playoff champion trophy Steve Curtis with the Glen Williams Ball Tournament Trophy and Ed representing the league champions Sabres 100s exhibition Acton Junior Sabres will play an exhibition game here Sunday at 7 30 m probably against Centennial College team manager Fred Buchanan said Tuesday Cager girls split games girls basket edged Acton here in ball team dominated overtime The teams were Wellington County even it 23 each after regu school in season lime Rev wins Rotary golf Rev Russell Crosley of Guelph won the trophy and the annual Acton Rotary GoU Day at Acton Meadows Tuesday Louis of Acton Rotary presented Rev Russell who shot a low gross of with the trophy Acton Rev Andy McKen- fired a for second low gross Milton Sather took first low net with a Second low net was won by Gary Dawkins with an Approximately golfers from Guelph Milton George town and Fergus joined the host club In the yearly tour Students clip overhillers For the first time ever high school students defeated their teachers at baseball at AHS Friday The students edged their mentors 76 under the pitch ing of Sue Thomson and Bill Manes Brian was on the mound for the over the hill POWER SKATING SCHOOL FINAL REGISTRATION SAT OCT 2 ARENA 12 NOON 2 WEEK SESSION 15 I sank eight points for white Karen Glenn fired six and Deb five Sue Picket counted for tion play Top thru scorers for were Joanne with dozen poinis followed by Sue 1 with lcn eight points mf g fjm ho varsilyyrLslnilCiirgclown The six game requires that rural Sll starts October 7 players must have their lot sue top scorers and concession numbers to go The junior vert taken on their player cards Acton ion with minor hockey president Lynn K iron I- rank Allsop said Monday Glen the hooters for Also social insurance numbers arc needed for all star hockey he said exhibition Milton Hi Im Liz your pool supervisor m very anxious to see as many wet smiling faces as possible in the pool Come on over to the pool and we try and find the right program for you and your family Registration The fall session started on September 13 Soccer standings Squirts Tigers 18 14 Angels Centennials 17 Rovers 10 2 Mosquito Flyers 13 Tornadoes 12 Raiders First loss for Gems After going undefeated in four preseason games and edging the Blades in their regular season opener in Georgetown Saturday night Georgetown took a trouncing at the hands of the Brampton Chevs in Junior B hockey action Sunday night in Brampton Paul Cook a 22 goal scorer for Brampton last year fired a hat trick for the winners Second year man Doug Barnes scored the winning goal for Georgetown in the victory over In preseason play the Gems knocked 14- Preston the Colling wood Tier Junior A team 2 and Thornhill 81 Rockwood juve results Stratford won the annual juvenile girls soft ball by clipping Preston 8 in the final In the consolation round edged though the host club led 4 going into the seventh in have registered in Red Cross Royal Life Saving Society Diving Synchronized and competitive Swim programs Most classes are filled to capacity Syncrothon Saturday September Acton SyncroTeam took part in a Syncro- thon to raise money for their competition in Hull Quebec on October 23 Further information on funds raised and the tors will be in next week s Splash Flashes Approximately 120 children are enjoying free swims compliments of Hills Recreation Department after they correctly answered water safely questions at the department s fall fair booth Lofton Custom R R NO 2 ACTON 2489 PHONE 15198332489 Custom Kitchens Vanities Bars Room Dividers Wall Units FREE ESTIMATES PLANNING and I Plus Guaranteed 5 Day Delivery ERIN Choose it TILDEN ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS ACTONWATERLOOWELLINGTON MINOR HOCKEY ALL STAR TRYOUTS Fee 1 00 Per Practice AT ACTON COMMUNITY CENTRE Tuesdays Oct 5th MIDGET JUVENILE pn to 9 05 to Saturdays Oct 9th NOVICE a to 1 a MINOR ATOM 11 am to 12 25 MAJOR ATOM 12 to 1 MINOR PEE WEE m to MAJOR PEEWEE 2 to 3 MINOR BANTAM 350pm MAJOR BANTAM p to 50 ALL BOYS MUST BE REGISTERED WITH LEGION MINOR HOCKEY TO ELIGIBLE FOR TRYOUTS AND WILL PROVIDE THEIH OWN EQUIPMENT GOAL TENDERS Check Acton Clamf ifidi for good buy Sell it too Dial In CoOperation With THE ERNEST C DRURY SCHOOLMILTON formerly the Ontario School for the Deal Sheridan College is offering evening courses at the Ernest C Drury School starting October 7 GENERAL INFORMATION REGISTRATION At the Ernest C School No In Milton on a first com first served basis on Thursday September 30 small DATES daises begin Thun Oct at unless otherwise Indicated For session courses will be held before Christmas and 10 after the new year beginning Jan Look for the January registration January 1977 FEES Indicated with course descriptions Fee for deaf students and senior citizens The following courses are sessions In length hours per night Fee SIS Will bo repeated after Christ mas with registration Jan EXT beginning With our basic knots you can com bins them In a multitude of ways to make wall hangings belts purses and other creative yet functional Items EXT NTs Needlepoint This course will cover needlework as an art form Students will be en raged to experiment with various textures colours and techniques EXT Yoga Physical and mental wellbeing through exercise breath control and relaxation Men and women all ages must bring blanket The following Management Development course will meet for 10 sessions hours per night Fee Human Relations Areas Covered Understanding people selection and Induction training employees developing and maintaining morale elements of wage and salary administration effective communications appraising employee performance discipline and corrective action understanding the collective agree planning and organizing for results The following courses are sessions In length hours per night Fee EXT Psychology of the Deaf Child This Is a basic survey course which alms at explaining the various aspects of human behavior as they relate to the deaf child EXT 82M Total Communications Finger spell Ing and sign language for hearing people Interested In being able with deaf people EXT Typing A course for beginners and those who have typing skills and wish to Improve those skills and spaed EXT Language for the Dtaf Deaf students only Total Communication method used To further Improve your under standing of written Information and Instructions with Insurance Hospitalization simple Law and many other topics being used as a basis of Instruction The following courses are sessions In length hours per night Fee EXT Ceramics Second Step A course for those with some lence In hand building and wheel work with the emphasis on expanded techniques and experiences with EXT MM Personal Grooming Hair Dressing Learn to do your own hair le sets tints perms etc under professional direction and instruction EXT 8333 Sewing An Interest course for beginners and anyone Interested In furthering their sewing skills on a self choice proect basis EXT Welding An introductory course In gas or arc welding or the opportunity to Improve present skills 10 00 materials charge EXT Woodworking Deaf students only Come and make those pieces of furniture you have always planned but put off because the machines and toots to do the were not available hoy are here together with professional help and Instruc Fee EXT 8245 Offset Printing with Letterpress A basic course which includes paste up photography for Graphic Arts on a process camera plate making and press work In letterpress type setting and small press work will be covered Print your own letterheads envelopes and business cards BUDGET PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 30 OCTOBER INSTANT HOT CHOCOLATE Nettle 15 Tin ASSORTED PUDDINGS 48 Tin GRAPE DRINK IBozTIn DEEP BROWN BEANS PORK Save 23c 279 Save 20cl Save 25c 289 Hinz 10 Tint TOMATO or VEGETABLE SOUP 5JOO Lady Patricia Is SI NON AEROSOL HAIR SPRAY GET1 FREE- MEAT SPECIALS PORK SHOU RO BUTT ROAST BUTT CHOPS Swifts COOKED HAM Schneiders BOLOGNA SANDWICH SPREAD ROLLS 289 SKILLET STRIPS Welch GRAPE JAM GRAPE JELLY Kleenex of 200 FACI TISSUE Sealtott Container FLAVOURS YOGURT Indio Tint COR BEEF Christies 24 loaf LD COUNTRY a RUSTY BREAD Save 16c S3 30c Save 20c 99 Save Swifts LAZY MAPLE BACON We reserve the fight to limit quantities FRESH PRODUCE POTATOES 59 CARROTS 335 Ontario Fancy MclNTOSH

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