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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Ma 1982 Industrial Heller look a one game lead the Acton Ind ustnal Hockey league finals with a win over Centre Sunday night at the Acton Com Centre After two periods of play there was no score and at about the five minute mark of the third period Heller Dave Paul lit the light with a goal which proved to be the winner Ken Owen also fired a pair of goals for Heller Don Richards picked up three assists WayneAllantwoandOwenearnedoneald Heller goalie Dave Allen played well in the goal to earn the shutout while Mark Morrison goalie played a strong game as he faced more shots Game two of this series is this Sunday March at Centre must win this game to even up the series Its a best two out of three final Rep hockey MAJOR ATOMS Acton Major Atom traveled to Port Colbome to participate In the Golden Puck Tournament last weekend Construction Atoms won their first game defeating Thorold but were eliminated when they lost In the quarter finals In game one Rene Vankesteren fired a hat trick with singles coming from Mike Williams and Steve Robertson Picking up aids were Jason Boose and Robertson with two each Chris Graham Vankes tcren and Mike earned singles In game two Robertson scored Acton lone goal assisted by Boose and Vankesteren Lalng s now play In the Acton Centennial Touma this Friday Saturday and Sunday MAJOR BANTAMS Acton Major Bantams traveled to Georgetown to take part in the Georgetown International Bantam Tournament Redmen drop pair in Ontario finals Acton High School varsity Basketball team travelled to Chatham last Thursday Friday and Saturday to compete in the All Ontario Finals In their first game Acton lost to Kent County Essex High School in a well played game In game two Redmen were defeated by host team John McGregor High from Chatham MS and go eliminated from play Kent County Essex High School went to the finals Firefighter Bantams won game one 2 1 over Pickering Village in the two game total goal but were defeated game two to lose the set 7 5 Scoring for Acton in game one were Grant Smith and Greg James In game two Steve Wagner fired two goals with Tony Vandam adding a single to round out the scor ing This now ends the Acton Firefighter Bantams season House League NOVICE Dixie and Brampton played to a draw in Nov ice action Tom Nolan scored both goals tor Brampton Troy McDougall and Lincoln Caissle fired singles for Dixie with McDougall picking up one aid Oakvllle defeated Weston in Novice play Jim Sale and Robbie potted a pair of goals each for Oakvllle with singles coming from Craig Stuckey and Michael Picking up sin gle assists were Jason McNaught Kinnon Sale and ShayneCaissie Steve Turkosiand Matt Johnstone tallied for ton with Ryan Dunlop earning a single assist Burlington edged in Novice action Chris McGeragle ana John McLean fired two each for Burlington with Clayton Leys adding a single to round out the scoring Jason Albert Cowan Cooncy and McLean all picked up single brackets Derrick lit the lamp with a pair for Guclph with Robbie Richmond and Mike adding singles Scott Richmond and Mark Scars earned single aids ATOM Hamilton squeaked by 32 in Atom play Firing singles for Hamilton were Jason Hunter Brad Harkins and Jason Ash Paul Sankey and Har kins picked up two assists each John White and Susan tallied for St beat London In Atom action Chad Mance and Marks bulged the twine with a pair of goals each for St Kilts with singles coming off the sticks of Shawp and Grit fanham Gnffanham picked up two assists with Mike Butler and earning single aids Gerry and Wayne Sterritt tallied for London with Scott Holmes and Colin Vlrcoe picking up single assists PEE WEE Tidewater hammered Rochester in PecWee play Continued on page BS Thrifty Dinner Sale Buy one at the regular price of Dinner Fried TO BE ELIGIBLE CI IP THIS COUPON AND TAKE TO YOUR MILT KENTU FRI CH TA HOM STO Thrifty Dinner Coupon THIS FOR I THRIFTY DINNER COUPON ENTITLES YOU TO A FREE THRIFTY DINNER WHEN YOU BUY A THRIFTY DINNER AT THE REGULAR PRICE OF 2 35 THnSPfClALOFFtR EXPIRES WEDNESDAY APRIL 1M2 MAIN MILTON ctiickenVitta I I I Town charges all teams for lights Fees for use of ball and soccer fields won be to creexed for minor sports Hills general com mittee dicided Monday night For three hours councillors beard arguements against user pay fees from representatives of Acton and Georgetown leagues as well as and then thrashed out the issue In the end only part of recreation director Tom Sbepard second proposal which was made alter a storm of protest following unveiling from sports groups earlier this month over his initial plan was adopted by council Sbepard suggested each minor sports or child ren soccer and ball team pay to for use of fields this summer and adult teams should pay In addition he wanted to see all teams that play under the lights pay a game Councillors decided not to raise minor sports fees from last year a a team However they went along with call for adult teams to pay CO as well as K a game charge for lights The motion also confirmed council support of the user pay philosophy for recreation facilities including ball diamonds and soccer fields Another motion called for close monitoring of maintenance costs this summer and then Hon with groups this fall an maintenance per formed as well as costs Sbepard was directed to come to the council with an outline of costs for fields and diamonds well as projections of 1963 costs In addition the recreation director was told to bring a report showing how high fees must be in 1983 for the town to recover 10 and per cent of its costs This plan was proposed by Coun cillor George while this ear fee schedule was suggested by Mayor Peter Bruce MacPherson speaking for the Acton in dustrial ball league asked how the town came up He noted new lights are budgeted for this year which will cost less to operate He asked why the league was paying a fee and then couldn get little maintenance problems an uncovered manhole cover the outfield long grass cut and an overhang screen solved He noted they asking for a domed stadium to keep the away In summer just some simple maintenance Richard Vanderwal of the Acton Soccer Club said he objected to fees when they ere brought in two ears ago and still does Two years ago they were told fees t in crease In the future and talc for lining fields would be supplied Vanderwal declared Now the town wants lo raise fees without any improvements or renovations to fields except at Z Bennett near the end of last season To make matters worse talc won be supplied now el He questioned the town right to charge for fields at school grounds it town Pomeroy noted the town has an agreement with the boards of education for sharing faculties has an agreement with the boards of education for sharing facilities which amounts to renting so he presumed Halton Hills could legally charge fees Vanderwal also questioned maintenance spend ing on Acton soccer fields compared to spending on Georgetown facilities The recreation department books should be checked he said noting talc bins were bought but nobody in Acton has ever seen them He urged the municipality get its own house in order before ask ing or more fees Fields should be maintained out of tax dollars and Heller Dave Paul lipped through goalie Mark Morrison legs as Heller s Wayne Allan and a Tim look on Heller won the game Hellers takes finals lead Actons bowling results off leaMa AC DC J point from Sun Shod Top lad shooter mot is Bonnie Mil dull both Ugh IN trip On the ram lid Jim Patera rolled both infl 111 and triple Us Other good went lo John 111 Jots KrlUcca SO Km Arnold Dill Andenoo Ed Chmlca IN Hitting the triple John IK Ken Arnold John Krltlco BUI Team re No Name- ACDC lead Pica Garnet Dcnnnpoutt to the all game and point Roofers did the to be Hard Hats Comeyor rolled Nut and of time in the toning both high and triple OS For lite guys It was Jim Jennings all the way with Ingle and triple Great Jim Other top were Hoi Chad Crook X Joe Richard BUI Knocking were Robb Chad Crook Jim Gloria Joining MS Ben Team landing are Dry Upper CO Shipper and a Specially Tbe alley by taking all gamea and the Pearl taking of point and Emeralds or the Edith coring a and Gam Daws tripled out at For the genii Lea Graham all the way lb and Ml triple Other good went to Evelyn Clark Helen Waterbouse IN Ted CheLey SO Willy M Milting the triple were Walter Hug Ml Ted Owsley Helen Stucklca Hitting the triple aheet were Jean Nolan Deb Storey Suckles Team Minding 101 Null and Bolt I litis Macaroon or J of point King and Flyer took an even of game and Top lady went Georglna Beernan capturing both high and triple M For Don roll top lingle SS and tripled out at Other good were Bryan McGlnnia Ho Fryer Judy Shannon KB triple column were John Fryer Val While Standing are Macaroon A3 Flyer is King Pin and Top Notch Bear Ji Sow Poke Sax tightened their hold on place by downing Hot Dogger 4 game Jet Setter had tittle trouble ih the taking 3 of Roller rolkd oil FlrebaUi or of Top tody Using both high and triple For the guy John Dunn ltd the way with hi Ingle and trltje Other good wen rolled by M Joan Knight Tens Dunn Marion Storey Hay penciling in high triples were Joan KnlgM H Dunn Ml Marlon Storey Winder Ray Graham Standing are Bobby Sua Jet Setter Fireball and Roller M Gnome- Kangaroo- won all four from Alligator A comeback from the brought them a two game win and total the The Chimp woo only one game from the Tiger but took the total point Chimp Kangaroo 43 rod The Swam captured all point from Hawks The Peacocki took games and from the Partridge and Parrot 7 49 Owl Par Too Ten Triple David Del f Angela Dunn Campbell J Wheeler 433 Debbie Patty Blair Tina M Paula MacPhrnon SO Steven nan Ms Leaf Sabre if Black Hawk u Ranger North White Gaynor Kevin Fab- Ian Kelly Rum S The came back thi week with a point win Chipmunks The Wheeler Kittens who took the total ranlall point The Teddy Bear won one game and totals against the Chip munk Teddy Bear Bun nies 39 Kittens 33 Top Tea David Parker Ryan Brain Sheldon Alkison Da lid Walker las UeredlUi Rachel The High Rollers won three point from the Spartans The Trojan look las game and total leaving one point lor the Eagles The Striken did the Blockbuster Strikers Trojan- Eagle Top Ten Triple Shelley Graham Teresa Dunn Scott Wade keeps kids off the streets and benefit the en lire community Hills should be encouraging minor sports not discouraging Ihem he concluded Booth noted Vanderwal Idea would mean hockey players and figure skater pay for Ice time Elmer Dunn representing Acton Minor Ball Association questioned Shepard s cost figure be cause that city spends less and yet has more fields Other in the area don t charge for fields for summer sports he pointed out adding roups are trying to control their costs but find It with Ihe municipality charging for fields He also questioned the classification of some fields as intermediate If the town had opted for original pro posal Acton Minor Ball would have been forced not to operate Dunn said because fees would have in creased from last year to Si 800 for this season The new proposal was satisfactory because they could afford it but Dunn noted fees will still go up 100 per cent for something other town s don charge for Hawks Sabres lost the game only the Ranger who captured the total point The Oilers mad clean of all point from lbs Sews Winner of the round for the Mailer re Tern Dunn Shelley Medal winners from the Acton Figure Skating Club at the Sarnla competition were from left to right John and Ann Gardener medals the Novice Dance Ann won a medal in the Pre Juvenile Mike won a medal In Mens Pre Novice Colleen Petty won a medal In the Ladles Pre Novice B and Cheryl Genoe won a gold medal in Preliminary Ladies The following alio participated Kim Griggs Jennifer Stacey Perry Gillian Brain Kara Karen Mac Lee Jowett and Debbie SAVE Time Money ENJOY FINE DINING IN ACTON DELICIOUS MEALS COSY ATMOSPHERE COURTEOUS AND FRIENDLY SERVICE Acton Restaurant SetaKim 14 MAIN ST S ACTON 8532990 EEN ST ACTON WoodM Heart MILL ST ACTON Acton Mews 8533561 FAMILY RESTAURANT PIZZERIA ACTON ONTARIO Atom tourney this weekend Friday March marks the start of the Eighth Annual Acton Centennial Atom Tournament Acton Construction will host Stouff vtlleatawpm The Squad will play again on Saturday at 3 m if they win Friday night or at If they lose There are several new teams entered in this year s tournament including Georgetown Sim coe Flam borough Leamington BowmanVilIe Markham and Glanbrook Lost Sear champions Goderich are returning but the consolation winners are still in playoffs and will not make this year tourney Fergus Kitchener and are also returning The consolation game gets underway Sunday March at 1 with the tournament title up for grabs at on Sunday Construction Atoms had a good year They went to the OMHA finals before bow Acton Centennial Atom Hockey Tournament Schedule First Named Team Is Home Team Friday March No Time Team Team 1 30 m Georgetown Glanbrook 35 p Fergus 3 p m Acton Saturday March 7 Markham Leamington Beams Kitchener 7 10 m Oshawa 11 m Tillsonburg SPRING SKING CLOSER THAN YOU THINK Ski March BrealT Ski Caledon SAVE QAS TIME Daily tow tickets only 00 miles from Toronto Hamilton Cambridge Kitchener 1 miles north of Brampton to the forks ot Credit Rd Opn to visitor March 1 to March Trtplochojriitt A I bars counlors 3 Wis school SklrentauSprashop Nursery 1 trails groomed dally Over SO cm bass Info OUTSIDE SUN DECKS caIecJon ski club A AUntario Int A Finals bnstof3flrlos OH CHAMPS Georgetown Chrysler Raiders CHAMPS Timmins North Stars GAME NO Friday March 26 830 pm GAME NO Sat March 27 830 pm GAME NO 3 Sunday March 730 pm Memorial Arena SPECIAL NOTEIt MHkH Dabv M Mm