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Scorebc HOCKEY Cleveland GAMES St Ml VfcN a a iedu Saturday February 1 Concrete Cowtnicllon Novice February Pi Orangey j February INDDSTH1ALLEAGUFSCHEDLLF FOR IT Family Itopn Blow Proa i Van Welding Central Ontario Standings T A Streetsville 77 Burlington 44 31 313 167 Orillio 15 Dixie 44 IS 54 Brampton 44 is 245 Oak Ridges 240 219 Georgetown 206 239 40 44 14 37 16 Thomhill 44 30 Milton 28 25 Acton 44 3 19S 379 One game remained to be played Monday night J Strikes and Splits Curling Capers Acton Free Press Wednesday Fob 1980 B3 Skaters make appeal for extra funds The Figure Skating Club Is making an appeal to town businesses and citizens in order to raise the extra It needs to balance its budget Funds for the club usually come from mem dues but operating costs were increased this year when the town of Halton Hills raised the ice rental fee to Also the club was down this year Petrillo spokesperson or the club said members have already raised through a bake sale raffle and than but they are still short although membership fees were Increased for each group by The clubs winter carnival to be held at the end of March should be a money maker said but it will also cost close to to produce it The club was touch and go this year she said but it looks like we make It this year Were just a small club struggling to make it We might have to cut back on ice time for next year however she added Right now the club rents about 17 hours week spending more than a month on rental fees said with registration fees averaging a year each group getting two hours of lessons from October to March It works out to about a lesson She also noted the club is the only figure skating available in Acton since the recreation department does not offer classes The club has only been In competition for the past four years she added Before that it was like a recreation club Skaters will be travelling to Samia in March for an international competition He was a poor black sharecroppers son who never dreamed he was adopted STEVE MARTIN Stk is giving pleasure a crime Sat Sim Cathie all other ladle ilia captured both hill ilngle HO and the Other lop west to Keith Cadwell Jim Bob Sid Spear no and Anna Spear Top triple Korea wen rolled by Keith CadwellSM Jean Arnold Bob Me Sandy Cadwell are Hie Colt Hi Lucky Seven impaj Poke movinj up BEARD MO Hi Sue notxon all other lathe ai captured both high triple Men a high aeon rolled by Terry Curlew Other lop were rolled by Ken 11111 leg Warlord Paul Ml and Reg Marthas Jack Vandertooy rolled men a beat triple with CM Terry Curlew followed with U Reg Feb J TUESDAY SELECTS Heat of afternoon went to Donna with her Following In the alngla depart were Eleanor Valerie LewUSZJ Mellon and HI Jan aeo had lop triple with Other Bond triple roller wen Valerie Donna Standing are Utile Raacali I It Feb ACTON LADIES Moms by our plni but lull rolled beat alngla overall Other top went la Linda tit Cheryl Sandy and Donna Jeffrey Mime alio captured high triple with her Neil beat rolled by Cheryl Mi followed by Donna Jeffrey M0 Sandy Audrey Youmant and Mclaaac Standing to date ram Cleaner Drug Hank 70 Cuilocllal to andlGAOl LAKEVIFWCKVrtl Ladlea high ilngle rolled by knocked off belt triple with her Top rolled under a wen Lucy Lloyd Marlon Storey Ed Wood and Linda Don Perry all oilier men ai he captured both high single and irlple Other Irlple roller were Wood Unda Mot llerta Jackie nd Marlon SUndlngi are Super Stan 40 Super String A Long 13 Go Fun MH and Ding A U BIG FOUR PLUS Mary beat all the other both high ilngle and triple For the men it Don Lecce rolling beat and triple en Oilier lop tingle of night went In Linda XI Dave Plehl HO Wlllmotl Innlo Splinter 111 and Jin llogtoblrk 130 In the triple department it Date Pie hi Linda SHI Jack Jan and are Mean Machine King 44 43 Eaglet Hind Feb Lucy all other ladle ihe both high alngla and triple Ml Bryan litdale did the iimi to the men a he rolled belt ilngle and triple Ingle were alio by Sue Lcwandowik HI Sandra and Don Mario Under vi the lucky or the dough Top triple were Don Maria fit George FllmerB3oFrcdBlainli Frink Daley all and McGlraili hlandlnga are S3 lloiy TownClowm 41 Twerps llellupoppbMand Stiller Beat lady bowler went Trudy who captured both high KM and triple ML Dive Campbell all other men aa he knocked off belt high ilngle and triple KB ire 43 Good Laiy Loner and 1 Some of our girls Ijocti out lately At the Hoicbtml in Brampton on January Hobble Phillips rink of Mare Vnl and curled good game coming up against last years divisional winners in Ihe process Although no trophies came home the thoroughly enjoyed At the Weston Club this week Sue Patricks rink of Hicks enjoyed three game Again no trophies but lots of blisters and good limes were had by all Representing the Acton Curling Club at the Seagrams Divisional on January wrs Ken Phillips rink of Bobbie Phillips Cnrl and Although both games were lost the Phillips rink gave it a tremendous go against s rink and Bill Craig rmk respectively The extends its proud thanks for showing them Acton Is still on the map win The Acton Minor Hock ey Atom Moms topped Fergus last Wed at the Community Centre lo win the first round of their best of five Ontario Minor Hockey Association playdowns tonight Wednesday in Acton The Moms squeezed past in an match played Saturday at the Com munlty Centre CANADIAN FENCE INDUSTRY TRADE SHOW Holiday Inn Toronto pott Dixon Road Ontario Visit Canadas Major and Enclosure Show to to pm Saturday- am Parkins Admiuton Doer Handy Prim torn For Further Contact Show PO Box 2000 Coboura Ontario An open letter to one of the older professions Dear Amateurs arc and useful people but ilure are limits The Canadian AssiKialton lor example gets upset with e en amateurs tempt appendectomies or cancer cures And the CMA werent there to enforce professional doctors would come down hard on the pretenders To protect their patients I protect themselves To know who the real doctors were 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