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B2 The AcnFrse Press Wednesday April 1g77 aim gam lout to tart a had ll Lucky Hippy Wandered am The SOU and who did not Individual high triple and main by Dave At Acton Bowling Lanes ki n Aria Vrytflhoak and Lynda Martin tot tripling and atnallng For The story in a nutshell Raiders outclassed mi Hot Ill I HI Bound Gary Gary 111 Mae Toil Karl Jack Walter Ml S Arknv IS J I 111 Hi and Jim SB 11 a bit after Final the tint go the or two and totuli White McOIDowa and llarwv Hurl Platan ram up with a game winning aflort mat Up Up en and for Platen war Slue 111 Dart Pott and Up there lor vera Murray and Manhtn Strlktn but had a big game win and tot point or and grabbed half of lh point iplil and ilngWa or Hollar BUI ill and Terry 111 For Sblam It wa Jake Van and II League Plalaraili Dm men April IB Al the cuncluilon of a game block roll for realty wrapped It up wllh a pintail in well ahead the ml of league doing down the line It laky liuwu 10M1 Lucky HUM lrojtt3 So to Ibe Jerry Hugh McCormlck June t and It Payne lOTKrahilaUorBurein order and ilngka on I heir of bow Una Iho upper brae were Jeffrey S3 1 Kathleen Me and Linda Duncan Daphne Knopmanwr Sue 1 1 andtonnleLawrTnc9llTJiwttetopi April Ken maria It a Iripk Iho middle IS pita facing Mary IJLinne Mellon naWi tops Alky lata were two and totals Halton Hills Recreation and Parks News and Views Spring of 1975 Irene Until the Spring of Irene has resided in only two tennis courts existed Georgetown for the past m the Town of Hills to seven years and has been serve a population of better employed by the recreation than In a period of and parks department or the approximately six months Spring Fall nine new tennis courts were developed in the Town to better handle the large numbers who were becoming interested in the sport of tennis the present time there are four court locations Gordon Tennis Club Acton Tennis Club Joseph Gibbons f2 Park To help monitor tennis in Town a Halton Hills Tennis Association was established The executive consists of two representatives from each of the four member clubs Meet Ings are held once a month from February to November Purpose of this association is to a coordinate the activities of tennis in the Town encourage inter club competition by providing and regulating Town Wide Tournaments provide players and coaches clinics promote a friendly and social atmosphere among Clubs provide Input and submit recommendations towards the development of tennis facilities In Halton Hills liaison with the Town of Hills Recreation and Parks Department and other associated organizations The president of Hie Hills Tennis Association for the 1977 season is John Da HI son of the Gordon Tennis Club Other Executive members include Gordon Tennis Club Don Gibson Ed Ser Acton Tennis Club John Kavanagh Mike Bullock Emmerson Park Barry Gambles Noel Joseph Gibbons Brian Bussell Bob This year clubs will no longer be operating the courts at Park or Joseph Gibbons Instead the courts will be under the authority of the Tennis Association and Recreation Department with a liaison to the community through the persons listed above Membership for clubs are being accepted now Mem bcrship forms will be avail able at area recreation of flees or the various clubs It should be noted at this time that each Club is required to per cent court play ing lime lo public use There fore it is possible lo play with out becoming a member Anyone 18 years of age or over who joins a tennis club in town pays to the Hills Tennis Association This money is spent to help develop this sport Last year a successful tournament was held in August and it is in the plans of the executive of the Hills Tennis ation this year that this tournament will be continued this summer This weeks column will introduce the ladies working as secretaries for the recre ation and parks department Irene Little Chris Butler and Clarke Both Irene and Chris work out of the area office at the east end of town Irene serves secretary to the director of recreation and the facilities superintendent Chris han dles most incoming calls to this area office as well as handling the secretarial requirements of the recre ation coordinator Chris has worked for tho Corporation for the last years and with the recreation and parka department since February 1976 A resident of Acton Chris Is a member of the Menettes and enjoys riding by Denis In a mismatch similar to Sundays Soviet Union romp over Team Canada 77 New Tigers on in tcrtnediate hockey club loaded ex pros polished off Georgetown Chrysler Holders in three straight games the Eastern Canadian Intermediate A finals in on the weekend Tigers who have won straight playoff games trounced the OHA champion Haiders Friday Saturday and Sunday in front of bored audiences at the Memorial Gardens that started at 2000 Friday but dwindled to just BOO Sunday The story of the scries in a nutshell is that the Haiders were simply outclassed by a superior Campbell ton club which pays its players to win and getting it money worth of passing and scoring Tigers are Just as quick as any club in the Senior A League and should be competing for the Allan Cup rather than the Hardy Cup There arc no senior hockey Icarm in New Brunswick and only nine intermediate in the entire province The provincial intermediate champs traditionally enter the Hardy Cup playoffs while the runners up strangely enough are sent off to be massacred In the senior Allan Cup playoffs Jim the representative in Brunswick claims thjt because the nine teams arc truly intermediate clubs but nobody who made the trip to Campbclllon for the series is buying that story com after the I humiliate the Haiders Haiders flew by charter to Station near rlday and returned Monday A dozen fans and learn officials made Ihc trip cither by car or regular flights Denture Therapy Clinic COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICE 8781100 Main Street Milton last year and a half For her leisure pursuits Irene enjoys swimming bowling tennis and sewing and Dianne work out of the Acton office located at Mill Street has been a resident of Acton for the last years She has worked for the town for 17 of these years With the birth of Halton Hills s duties as a tax clerk were rearranged and she was assigned partly to the recre ation department When she is not working is involved in church activities and planning her yearly travels has previously worked for the recreation department for years For the last six months she has been working part time over the lunch hours in the Acton office Dianne enjoys swimming and riding her bicycle in her leisure time Hills Arts Council This week we will also take a look at community group A meeting was held Sep tember for purposes of Identifying the interest in and need for a united voice in Hills for the perform arts an Arts Council It was clearly evident that a Halton Hills Arts Council was and still is needed for reasons that include provid ing a a cooperative effort to promote cultural oris programs input in advising Hills Council on allocation of Juu arts grants to local groups a vehicle for involving new and concerned in a united effort lo secure adequate facilities for cultural groups d assistance to you as a creative individual or group in applying for federal an d or provincial grants and subsidies you with a clearing house for dates of community events and a reference file on local artists and 1 and you with a quarterly newsletter and calendar of events The Arts Council is presently conducting a survey for purposes of in dentlfying the feelings of our community with existing and proposed facilities in Hon to preparing for the release of their initial arts newsletter hosted an ing Competition Saturday April and it was very successful There were live dubs who at tended Burling ton Diving Club Burlington Hamilton VWCA mil Diving luh Burlington I tub ten dominated but our divers per formed Since divers had lo be able lo do five dives of viry degrees our Alton sin lives win lo our divers Our represent it were Brad Jinkmson mm Ihc v is ixtremely keen amongst the 27 prize winners In tin 11 cite lirnd Jinkmson placid and Soils placid Our livers us well Also a thank to John ho 500 club winners Sou lull winners for April 23 were 120 I A K Gov 115 and D Staves Run around with your wife again ik All our swimmers and will lie allendinn the Mills IUgionil Synchronized Swimming Meet in Hurling Ion J an for it now luck swimmers WE NOW HAVE MacPherson SHOW ill HALTERS 1 BRIDLES Billy Cook SHOW SADDLES TACK TOSS St Plaza next to Shop Georgetown RACEWAY HARNESS RACING Post Time Thursday Evening 8 Sunday Afternoons 2pm Trlactor Enactor At Conditio Club Home Club Houia Raiarvatlon Acton Minor Hockey Assoc Requires for Season MANAGERS COACHES ASST COACHES For the following estimated teams NOVICE MINOR ATOM ATOM MINOR PEEWEE MINOR BANTAM BANTAM MIDGET JUVENILE Applications in writing to be sent to ACTON MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC PO BOX 34 ACTON APPLICATIONS TO CONTAIN HOCKEY EXPERIENCE COACHING EXPERIENCE ANY OTHER PERTIENT INFORMATION PLUS IN ORDER OF PREFERENCEFOUR CHOICES OF TEAMS Applications should be in by May 28th77 Any or all applications not necessarily accepted More people than ever want to own their own home Halton His Recreation and Partes Department INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A Softball Coaching Clinic SPONSORED BY- The Ontario Softball Association WHEN Saturday April 30th TIME 00 WHERE Gordon Alcott Memorial Recreation Complex Hall WHOCANATTEND77 Anyone interested in coaching or managing baseball groups no age limits INSTRUCTORS Mr Nad Barton Mr Andy Davidson PHONE ORGANIZATION ASSOCIATED WITH being offered free of charge but a limited numbot can be accepted be dona on a tint coma firtt served basis Pla Return Com plated Form to Halton Hills Recreation Parks Dept Main Street South Helton Hltle Ontario ATTENTION Karen King Ontario has a plan to make it easier Assisted Home Ownership Program Home Ownership Made Easy Plan is a federal- provincial program designed to bring home ownership within the reach of moderate and lower income families by offering financial aid in the form of loans subsidies and grants How much aid you receive depends upon your household formation income and the monthly carrying charges for your new home All types of new houses are eligible for assistance as long as hey are AHOP qualified by Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation and are sold within the maximum AHOP prices in your municipality Through an AHOP Interest Reduction Loan the first year mortgage payments are reduced to an 8 interest rate An AHOP subsidy of up to 750 is available during the first year of occupancy so you would not spend more than 25 of your household income on mortgage payments and municipal taxes You may also qualify for a Provincial HOME Grant of up to in the first year should your mortgage and tax payments still exceed 30 of your household income Subsidies are not repayable Loan repayments begin in the seventh year of the mortgage If you are interested in buying a home under the AHOPHOME Program look in the real estate section of your newspaper for participating builders For more detailed program information write Communications Branch Ministry of Housing 56 Wellesley Street West 2nd Floor Toronto Ontario M7A2N5 John Rhodes Minister of Housing William Davis Premier Province of Ontario