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The Acton Free Wednesday May 3 1978 Streetsville fails in bid to win OHA crown Stratford CuUitons have year Stratford dropped the at three points apiece after win Friday sixth won The Sutherland Cup and first two games of the finals Stratford won the second game in Stratford the Streetsville end of the rink Derbys has it power play situations close to to try to Junior B champion- to Streetsville then swept the game but the Derbys Georgetown Terry Turner Nairn used three players avenge last years loss ship over the Central next four matches destroyed them In the scored goals In along the and two Stratford and win the OHA Junior B group champion failure to perform third game Stratford moved the fifth and seventh games near the net relying on hi championship At least half a Derbys for the home Ice was a major in front with a win In their Larry Robertson convener charges to dozen have previous second year in a row factor in the Stratford rink and took a 73 lead when of the Central League said around until Streetsville Major A or Tier A Cullitons copped their championship win they dropped the 73 hes never seen a more defenders were lured out of junior experience The Strat- straight Cup when gained two wins and a tie In in last Tuesday disciplined Junior team position ford club on the other hand four tries at The Vic Johnston night than Stratford Stratford Stratford ousted Elmira had the same number of Streetsville Sunday after- Arena players saluted the nag when Waterloo and Oshawa midgets in their lineup noon to win the eight point The series opener ended In a tie Derbys broke a tie at they lined up on the OHA final series a tie and the final was the end or the second period to for the playing of O Canada before the games and during the games they stuck to Industrial softball gears up for season them A major weapon In coach Jack Nairns arsenal was an umbrella offence employed In their way to the finals Its the third In the last blanked George- four years that the Central town Gemini and Milton League has sent a team to the Flyers four straight In the OHA finals In the 197475 first two rounds sneaked by season Blades led St Catharines In seven Bramalea Blues In the In the OHA quarter best of seven final but then whitewashed Windsor four straight in the next three games and the semi finals OHA championship Vote opposes integration apparently arent Interested in having women play hockey with men in their organization At Saturdays annual meeting In Toronto voting delegates said theyre not Interested In Integrated hockey by a large margin of OHA President Hugh McLean asked for the vote explaining there Is an amend ment proposed to the CAHA constitution calling for ex clusion of the portion of which pertain to male- only participation BOWL for Plaaiura BOWL for Health Acton Bowling Lanes Acton mens industrial first game Vans Welding softball Is all set to start play takes on Hills with the first games of the Catering at 30 and Family lflTB season kicking off Cleaners and JT Sports Sunday at 30 at Prospect square off under the lights at park 8 30 Station Hotel will meet v Bruce Mac- Halton Hills Electric In the vans W Mnt Dave Piper John Povey and Lorry Porte Station Hotel John Dunn c Ian Campbell Bill Boyd Jerf Inglis Earl Burt Doyle Brian Canary Charlie McGinn Dave McMillan Larry Jim Jennings Halton Hills Catering Whitten Ken Hurren Guy Payne Jim Splash Flashes Pottnon phcrson Vlnce Thornton A Of LI Bill Shannon Floyd Morris Gary The Acton Badminton Club Copeland Dave Black Bill held a very successful and fun Ron Don filled roundrobin tournament Lawrence Steve in the new Acton High School Rick Baginski and Kurt gym Thursday About Miller members enjoyed the JT Sports facilities almost continuously Ai Gardener Fred Archibald and four courts were In use Dave Allen Stan Kmk Steve Bennett Pete Homer Syd Winners of member- Barnes Dave Mills Ron Sch- in the Acton Badminton Armand Sleeves Neil Club a bottle of wine were Mont and John Duffield Bob Watts Barbara Wright Halton Hills Electric and Para Ray Ella c Brlggs and Pat won Bryan Lawrence Wayne memberships The Bridge Fred Crawford club is looking forward to George Garton Doug Ford more such evenings In the Al Avery Gene AHS gym In the new Dave BemieBIinn season Dave Paul and Randy Poulin Famdy Cleaners Terry The club has the gym at M Masales Ken Pilgrim Z Bennett until May where Joe Richards Ed Hilller Ed they meet Mondays and Wood Larry Kistner Karl Thursdays from 7pm to Killingbcck Jerry p m Bill Fabian Brian Robertson Fitness medal awards for Brookville pupils On Sunday April Acton James Gary Masters Gary Synchronized Swimmers Pickles Ron Mike went to Burlington to com Degon Allen Bousfield Steve pete in the Regional Curtis Bill Armstrong and Synchronized Swim Meet It Terry Curlew consisted of figures and routines and we had representatives In each In the figures we had some medal and ribbon winners Elementary figures Star I Elizabeth first Youth bowling 1 oak league Colli bowline pin lead over the and Tor lbs mm Ml I IK I the lying Bantam Tup Monica Parker Ml 191 MM to JOT Kami Utile Ml Kevin Galloway Caterpillar beat Ihe Beetles by ll White IU Lisa with of to The Nancy Van Grant Smith with a of Ml over Todd Wilson nePoodlelura Junior Junior Top Tt lltt Oil I Carol Ann Steven McDonald Debbie Jull llealley 7a Todd COT David Gilbert for helping with Pint won the aenlor ptrted u Intermediate figures Star IDJodl Duncan third Advanced figures Star IV and V fourth in the 12 and under while Cooper placed firetln the and over Our routines also placed well this year The A team came second and the swimmers were Cathy Ashley Brilllnger Liz Cooper Flinders and Anne Pickering Our team came third and the swimmers were Laura Renata Karen Glenn Beth Green Linda Kllpa trick and Caroline Thatcher Everyone worked so very hard Congratulations swimmers A special thanks to Mr and Anne Picker More than students abilities in the different in Brookville tivitles Public School s Canada Fitness Day competition Wednesday April 26 with medals going to most of the competing students The program developed by the federal government in 1967 as the Centennial Awards program had grades six seven and eight students will receive gold medals with the same number to acquire silver medals and 35 students to receive bronze medals The interest In the program has seen a general Improvement in fitness continued Mr It is a continual process of improving ones self and students are encouraged to do as much as possible on their own he continued am very happy with the effort they put In and the satisfaction they are getting from it Womens rec league Men Softball Association president Ed Hilller must figure he hasnt got enough to do with his time with that job because he is trying to get a Women recreational league started in town again this year Games will be played every Tuesday from6pm to and Saturdays from p m to back of the InthectxuolaltoarDutliePaun through to take the win from the OiltAndrrtonUOllMI Hot On Karen Glenn HIT Jamea US Kevin Archibald lit X3I Am McDonald Kathleen 11641 Trevor liny lit I busy preparing for one more meet May their star exams June and the annual parent display June ihanlu to Ken and 243 MAIN ST NORTH ACTON Wed So Bam 9pm m 30p running jumping and doing adding that girls have shown schools a particular Improvement In students attempted to cap ture medals In the six divisions We certainly nave Im proved since last year remarked Jim McHugh boys physical education teacher following the temoons competition Approximately 30 students captured awards of excel lencethe top prize for their the competition standings He stated he found the government developed program valuable in developing the abilities of students in a variety of sports such as basketball Students spend about five to six minutes each gym session on warm up exercises In corporating the fitness program NEW LOCATION TOWN OF HALTON HILLS PLANNING 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