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B2 Acton Press Wednesday Desmond is grand sports shorts Sua came way ih both blah and triple 7j Jul Lit triple High wen Id Mar lon Burton Burt IN MIXED the rat or the tab both high tnaJ Irlpte HO rolled tap and John Dive Kilmer a Brian I grand Dan pounded a grand slam homer as moods romped over Jug City 1H In the second win of the best of three championship Jim was virtually flawless on the mound allowing no runs and picking up the win McBride was tops on the in Iheii first final match as Desmonds edged Jug City In the Bern I final Jug City had to struggle against the powerful hurling of Ridley Fireman Dick Spear but managed to win in three games Spears talent earned him the league Most Valuable Player trophy Desmonds dumped Real Estate two games straight Stan Clark and McBride shared the wins In the first playoff round defeated Milton Greenworld two games straight defeated Bo vis in three games Desmonds was best in league play as well fin ishing in first place with impressive record Jug City was next best with their record finished in third spot were fourth followed by Milton and Theyre not Blue Ballinafad certainly mode Double Trouble ladles blue Hie BlueJeans dropped Acton blc Trouble two games straight to capture the Acton Ladies Softball championship crown Blue jeans downed Double Trouble and Balf meeting Acton Minor Ball league Will be holding its annual meeting and will be electing new executive for the season tomorrow Thursday October 30 at the Acton Legion All parents and members arc welcome to attend Rookies score Continued from Page Bl of the scoring newcomer Don con nected twice Kenny Paul Stark and veteran Mike put Sabres on the scoreboard against Cougars Old timer Mark Duval split the pipes on a pass from Dave Iowa y to score Acton line ill it the of the loss to Russian hopes an extra practice this week along with a team meeting held Sunday will help bring the club along to the shape it should be in at this part of the year Sabres face Thomhill this Friday at the Acton Community Centre and are off to play Bra Sa I feel we win Friday against Thomhill I haven seen Brampton but I assume we should get a win said Current splashes The Hills Sum mcr Swimming Pro gram finished at the end of August More than two hundred children successfully completed swimming courses for the third season which ended August 31 This is a list of their names Tadpoles George Patricia Bailey Alastare McGillivray Hess Mark Re Is Jason Hopkins Victor Chris Lisa Beaton Michelle Beaton Katie Marshall Michelc Gibson Jennl Clark Matt Wilson Matthew Bailey Alison Archibald Charles Warden Ryan Shawn Galway Neil Paul Cobham Beginners Jason Baetz Marc VandenAwkcr Jason Bowers Wanda Hardy Thomson Snndi McGregor Thompson Kimberly Mark Henderson Rob bie Kavangh Eddie Kavangh Jason Albert Lynn Hopkins Deslree Barrett Lisa Volmar Greg Johnson Amy Newman Jason Crawford Jimmie Splinter Dennis Dunn Survival Leah Kran Jamie Galway Harvey Tammy Charlene Cor Bonozew Alan Brown Wendy Desmonds right Barry Downs Jim McBride Ron Jeffrey Ward Jeffrey Tom Brain SUn Clarke Back row Gui Jeffrey Ray Dan Mike Mattocks Don Archibald Pratt Miming were Jules Dave McGillo way No bowli drips The Ruth Ann Case Ball League MVP award presented to Dick Spear by Dave Whiting OS Joel Pink tit Tnsi Dunn Dp Donne Teddy Bun Per aw 1 Rot Albert I sea David Ttexnu TeoTn Graham Rum Parker Slwkko Ford in Gregory bowling Peter m Pat th end John ti r Set tow ndHotfoger GENERAL CONTRACTORS The poor old herd hat wen for tiro mm rolled over jmt by the SI Mo with toy a Do How of lluya Deo Detoral the club by two rial Ml tripled Jlnu Ceterlnf dropped Acton Lines for three point Top men Skip 111 Pete Homer Norm llaywood were turned to by Dee Norm Carter TO Jeff Fryer Imperial and Jlret Td came from KuU Mi Joan Sandy Batten HI CO Heather Ml Standlnp No Name and Had for and a Roy Itoy in Trevor AbbsUua SnUI us Tony lUlhiloDcnl Tro jan J J Toronto Ski Show 81 CANADAS LARGEST SKI SHOW October INTERNATIONAL CENTRE AIRPORT ROAD TORONTO See world class freestyle skiers Preview latest In ski fashions Watrh exciting action ski movies Learn all about cross country skiing Visit Ontario biggest ski swap sale Relax In country western lounge Over all ski exhibits anddlsplays SHOW HOURS Thursday Ft October Saturday October Ham Sunday ftOOpm Monday 11am ADMISSION MOO Youths TO 15 Children under FREE accompanied by an adult for te night I TOP bat and Field crew oik them tor all lour tripled cut at M Other good to Cheryl Gilbert IS Donna Four Duo Walker McUrenCM Jerk n Alky Van sat Jim Nile Sandy The I Pit EHDA NIGHT LADIES ThUUe kadi the ml of the by a alien wo with Family Verb MfFlnaOpta Xan VarUakel Bird n The Paul fllaln to Blake ikrole Cheryl Donna Top King VDWffllWLCOMHEnaAL Ed had It all he bettered one with hi tingle end Jet lead the pack by a The Barber Shop gang are out mere pouil to dp Cam and Beit for Trraa Dunn both place with Heady bowling Top were rolled by no Karl Mono 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Includes deluxe bucket seats soft wheel centre console analogue clock AJJ white spoke wheels extra- wide letter steel radial tires plus special sport exterior mm Mazda and Mazda Plain or spoity is one tough truck thats tough to beat The more you look The more you like Achilles Motors Ltd SALES and SERVICE 357 QUEEN ST EAST ACTON 13 tattoo Dunn are Angela Dunn lien Campbell David Troy Warford rUcoawillmontm Man Lor Karen Tlgrn a Kangaroo AlUgitori a tagSIITFT I Parrot 9 Ha Kill J Sat North While 499 Robert Shelly CHppi Elaine March MapleLea19 SENIORS a Eaglet I Cordon Mr Bruce THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS NOTICE 1981 Hunting Licenses Rabbits and Pheasants By Low Number of Town of Ma and Section The and Chapter 182 perm municipal ilea to go a lee and I hunting n open n Mia SATURDAY RESIDENT ANDNON RESIDENT 1 Mill Street Acton North Sport Shop Main Street RESIDENT LICENSES ONLY Mopta Rock Shooting Acton Hornby Store R ft Hornby In accordance By Low Number Resident Hunting ate test ad to in total J Er T Sports will have licensee be Issued an North Halton Sport Shop will have rat dont I comes NOTE Those canst a a issued on flrat corns basis and cannot bo reserved Grant Usher Deputy Treasurer Town of Hi If been stretched for almost 3 years We cant stretch it any further You don t reminding that almost everything costs a lot more now then It did almost yearn the time or lost postal Increase But cm you Imagine how much ope rat Inn coals have risen lor the postal that serves the second largest country In the world The cost of operating and our vast transportation network the cost tlal equipment and the cost or our work force have all risen substantially In spile of our best Iho combined effects of these Increased operating costs have brought Canada Post to the point where it not have the financial resources necessary to follow through on Important steps being taken lo Improve service Some of the slope we want to take any Introduce mora quality control timing at a cons 1st moll service within Expand letter carrier delivery within many communities to provide more complete service Increase the availability at specialized mall services such Priority Post Special Delivery and Electronic Mall Taking positive action By soon becoming corporation Canada Post will have tno freedom to operate as a more responsive and efficient business and stop a sub sidized arm of government with Its resulting burden on taxpayer But no business can bo healthy or off I cienl If It falls lo recognize end adopt to Ihe economic realities In which It must function And tho present reality is hat the existing postal rates do not reflect lha costs Involved in running Canada a mall service the way It should be run It Is forlhls reason lhat Canada Post plana tho Implementation of now postal rates early next year Some of these planned rales can be seen In the following table 1st Class letter In Canada 1st Class loiter USA Parcel Post kilo St 10 1st Class Parcel eg Montreallo Vancouvor kilo Canada Post has a national reaponalWIIty to ma most reliable and mall possible Tha Implementation of these new rata la If era to be mora In Una with pant expenses necessary to the burden of a deficit on tha taxpayer And moat Important all necessary to allow Canada Post to become through Improved eenice the beat malt system fn the world Canada Postsetting tilings straight for the future Canada