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The Acton Free Press Wednesday May B7 Track squad prepares for season Acton High School track team has shifted Into high gear in pre paration for the up and coming track and field season which will begin May The local rack team was two meets over the past week with some very respectable finishes At the Relays which were held at s Sheridan College the Acton senior girts ran off with top honors In both the four by metre and four by At the Forest City Pre paration Meet in London at the University of Western Ontario Mcridith McLaren paced Acton with first place and new meet records in the Senior Girls 100 metre hurdles and open 3000 metre hurdles top per formances at the Forest Lily Meet included a fifth place finish from a field of GO by Deb Clarke in the midget girls 100 metre event Jane placed sixth in a field of in the junior 100 metre sprint Neville Porter added a fifth in the metre event for junior boys and eighth in the metre run There were en trants in Porter metre race and another in the 100 metres added a third place finish in tin senior boys metres At the Rebel relays which are sponsored by Georgetown High School team of Karen Chap men Meredith McLaren Sharon Cook and Sharon McGregor were the crew to beat at the senior girls level They topped both tl and metre runs Team coach and high school McLaren is expecting great resulls from his senior girls in up and coming meets Acton junior boys placed highly in the com placing fourth in both the four by 100 and four relays Team members included Neville Porter Steve Springlc Lenizky and Dave Williamson The midget girls fared well in Oil four by relay but fell to seventh in the 100 metre event Debbie Clark Sherry Lori and Robinson made up that team This week the Iledmen relay teams will send their r boys junior girls and senior girls to he prestigious Cornelius at McMasler Teams are expected from all Ontario for the On Tuesday May the Acton High team will compete at the Counly track and field meet at Oakville Sheridan College and on the May they Centennial Stadium for County finals Passing Shots by Gcory Williams The tennis registration held on Saturday and Sunday April and resulted in j7 Seniors d id Juniors signing up for Hie season Those who did not get around to up and 1 know there arc many can pick up registration forms from J T Sports or eon Joun Morns at The finished surface aim season opens next week seems 1 1 lie what Men Chris Is to leummates ilurliij a recent workout at Park Is It my no Things were a little on the Steve jnit Terry Macules had a or two liul they I tin only ones having probhmH Tonight the Merchants will try In is the Mills juniors I Park time is Kp m Black Continued from they ve got many friends in high places Wl in the arc willing 1 net behalf the little guy curb monopoly power and let him einipete I mean just store bul the ill and the small laborer I here there There need not be Iwiuusc f Ihe common enemy the the multinationals have over our economy We believe strong central government is necessary in matters Economic problems aside cannot be Ivcd by the provinces rhey don I have the In ei and dtcentral ricdiversilyifcullureisbest preserved by decentralization of social vices don think find many premiers who disagree pnblcms f this country are beyond the people stage Replacing Pierre wilh Jie Clark is c ing to make diff erenct The will still be there Jelinek Continued from Page leidcr Mr Mr admitted he supported Chude Warner in the leadership convention in Ottawa but says he has been surprised with Clark I was concerned because our party was fragmented and think it could be united Clark Well he has united our pirly He has a learn day for Mr at m when he greets commuters at the station the bus depot At a m he meets with his strategy committee fi r an hour I starts knocking on doors lunch with one of a number of in res ted groups he returns to the street just as he does after dinner There arc usually social functions to attend I the hours One Mr 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