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Georgetown Acton Wednesday Sept Girls tourney a huge success by Carol ha do Last weekend six Ralton teams look part in the annual Girls Rural League Soccer Touma ment in Acton her girls from Acton Bolton and Milton participated in the tournament Despite the tremendous heat player poured every ounce effort into their games creating a very exciting at for coaches parents spectators In the Atom division of Milton came out on top close followed by another Milton took top honors in the Mosquito division and Lindsay Soft Water TR Bakery and Ray Jones Plumb ing all tied for second place Because of the tie there was some dramatic playoff action which saw TR Bakery take the consolation award In action Bolton earned first place and follow ing close behind for se cond was the Milton Optimists Pineview emerged victorious again in the Bantam division edging Steel of Milton Thanks to good weather and enthusiastic players and coaches the tournament was a greats An Acton Reds player loses her balance as she missed the ball First loss in seven has A s on ropes tin A fell to New Dundee at home Monday night drop a game behind in their Ontario Junior League quarter It was New Dundee that set them down some ago for their last IocjI squad started off shaky after off giving up three inning mas to their visitors on a walk and three doubles Ihc A rebounded with a run in the hot loin of the inninK as walked stole second and was sacrificed to third before Glenn Scotts fly ball brought him home Another run in the second this time by Roy Spear closed the gap Spear walked stole second and moved to third on a throw ing error before touching the plate on Dick Spear single New Dundee added to their lead in the third and claimed a margin in the sixth with a couple more before the rallied Kelly McArthurs homer in the seventh cut the margin to and Glen Scott rounded the bags in the eighth scoring on Roy Spears single but it was too little loo late as the fell a game behind Roy Spear suffered the loss from the mound going all nine innings The travel to New Dundee tonight Wednesday for the second game Awinby the would force a third and deciding match Friday in New Dundee The As opposition gets the extra home game by tue of a second place finish in league play The Asclaimed fourth Should the As come back to win the scries they would travel to Guelph on Sunday for game one of the division final and league semi final against the first placed Royal Skating Club readies Norton ips figure skating l start until Hi Roes in arena the planning si in summer Three skating meet Iiim Ik en this summer to mini skating programs from the alkit and lie mi ire excited about the We have four profess Bower ii lloikhorst mil in Hie Acton this year All four arc id indue look forward loan excellent year Our has been totally revamp id all groups Prices Ii inirtased are being kept our registration was September planned for September Power skaling with instructors Bower and ire planned with registration the sime Ihe At ion dull is organizing a Power In be held shortly lor ihe advertisement as there will be limited numbers allowed to attend Flyers will be distributed by skaters lo all homes in Acton and surrounding areas starting fair week Please watch for your The Alton Club has a new and eager exec and results are starting to become noticeable Change is a continuing fact and nowhere Is this more obvious than in the Acton Figure Skating Club Our is run by volunteers for the betterment of skating and our skaters With the expertise or our professional staff our ever faithful amateur coaches and our executive we fully expect this lobe a very productive season for the club Our officers for the 1983 season are Dun Perry President Terry Masales treasurer Boyd Dunn Vice President and Ann Norton Secretary Our willing dir ectors ore Anne Sandra Mac Glen Joyce Mitchell Hem Helen Antolin Carolyn McCormlck Bruce Kcmplon Susan Sale Linda Denny Masales Dodie McGilloway and Linda Richmond SwimmingStars third Culminating a summer of hard work the Swimming Stars of Acton placed third amongst tough competition in the South Western Ontario Recreational Swimming Association finals Teams from Fergus Arthur Kincardine Mount Forest and Acton competed in the event held August The team said Karen the Acton coach did surprisingly well as they had a relatively small team compared to other teams consisting 50 or more competitors Individual winners were Jason Acton placing first in the 100 metre individual medley first in the metre freest le and first in IS metre butterfly for the 1 1 and earold boys Sarah Fleet of Acton won the eight and under girls individual high score placing se cond in the metre freestyle first the metre backstroke and third in the a metre butterfly Julie of Acton won the and individual high score placing third in the metre freestyle first in the 25 metre backstroke and first in the metre Carolyn Sew ell of Acton the 13 and l yearold high score placing first in the 100 metre individual medley first in the metre freest vie and second in the metre butterfly The Aclon girls did extremely well against the larger teams finishing third in the medley relay The girls team was made up of Tamraie Hammond Sharon McBnde Denise Looyenga and Elizabeth Roebuck The boys team kept the ball rolling in the boys medley relay also placing third The boys team consisted of Jason Ockendon Brian Patterson Kenny Bowers and Jason Henderson Also placing for the Acton girls was Tammie Hammond seventh in the 11 year- old metre individual medley and ninth in the so metre butterfly Maria Bnllinger finished fifth in the and v carold 100 metre Individual medley second in the metre backstroke and second in the breast stroke Mclanle Johnston took second place in the open 100 metre individual medley as well as the girls open metre freestyle and the open metre butterfly Andrea Johnston grabbed sixth place in the 13 and SO metre freestyle fifth in the metre breast stroke and third in the metre butterfly Looyenga finished seventh in the girls open 100 metre freestyle event fourth in the and 14- yearold 100 metre back stroke and fourth again in the 100 metre open breast stroke Cynthia placed in the and 10vearold metre back stroke and sixth in the metre breast stroke Jennifer Eccles did well to take second place in the eight and under metre breast stroke and fourth for the metro butterfly Walsh finished third in the and 10y carold metre breast stroke Placing for the boys was Jason Henderson taking fifth place the and 12 year old 100 Individual medley Kenny Bowers scooped fourth in the open 100 metre Individual medley fourth in the metre open freestyle and third In the open 100 metre back stroke Brian Patterson finished second in the metre open freestyle fifth in the 100 metre open breast stroke and second in the open metre butterfly Nelson Hammond took second in the and loyearold 25 metre back stroke and placed second again in the metre butterfly Malhcw Fleet placed fifth in the and 12 yearold metre backstroke and Kyle Anderson placed sixth in the same event Terry on the left received the Acton 1 trophy for the most Improved player Tammy Landry was awarded the most sportsmanlike trophy Hats The most Improved player for the Rural Squirt boys was Jason Campbell on the left and the most sportsmanlike player award went o Paul Sank Winter Golf School With Golf Professional Terry Miskolczi GOLF PROGRAMS AVAILABLE PLAN ONE REGISTRATION MUST BE MADE BEFORE DEC 1983 PLAN TWO GET READY FOR OUR SPRING GOLF VACATION to HAWAII For More Information contact Terry at 8774445 8777827 Tennis sidelines by Vc Morris The tennis action this week moved to the Gordon Alcott courts in Georgetown where the Halton Hills Invitational tournament exceedingly well organized by Don Gibson reached a climax this past weekend as the finals were played off on Sunday The highlight as far as Acton was concerned was the tremendous performance put on by Marcia Gregg and Chris Stcen as they played a very forceful game and made few errors In overpowering Georgetowns best Allison and Pauline Kent in two Two other notable performances by Acton players should also be mentioned Scott Hibbard worked his way into the mens singles semi final to meet George towns young powerhouse Mike Mitchell They produced some high speed exciting tennis of the highest calibre as Scolt went down tiebreaker Secondly Don Gregg and Mike Moms reached the mens doubles semi final only to be knocked out by Georgetowns Jerry Peace and Rene March 64 62 Results of the other finals in this tournament are as follows Pauline and Bernle Kent beat Thompson and Peace in the mixed doubles young Mike Hurley and his father teamed up lo beat the lop seeded Peace and March in the mens doubles 7 in the mens singles Mitchell beat another promising young player Jim Closer to home the Acton Club mens single tournament was completed after being interrupted by rain the previous week As the match was restarted Ken was leading Hibbard by two sets to zero in the best of five sets final Scott took the third set but Ken won the fourth to become the clubs singles champ In the junior boys tournament Steve Martin edged Winston Pun to take that title The interCounty mixed league final standings have just been received They arc as follows Brampton won the title with points followed by York Weston Gordon Alcott Acton Ma I Ion 10 and Regency Racquet The above just about concludes the 1983 season for club activities as the summer runs down and cooler weather moves in The Acton club under president Don Gregg has had an excellent season and has tried hard to provide something of interest to all members both young and old and for all levels of play We hope you have enjoyed it For those not continuing their lenms at indoor clubs through the winter months the Acton Badminton Club commences its season on September 19 30 to 10 00 m MondayandThursdaynightsnttheMZ Ladies recreational ball Ballinafad finishes first Ladies Recreational Softball is over for the season after a successful year of good ball and terrific sportsmanship The year ended with Ballinafad taking top honors Double Trouble was second Marauders third Curling Ciub fourth Rockwood fifth and coming last but not least In the final games the Marauders cased out Goldiggers 12 on August 18 Karen and Stephanie Smith Donna Jeffrey Cherylc and Laurie Jackson scored two runs each while Lynn and Penny Hams Mamie Clarke Connie Ann McLean Mary Ellen and Sharon Hamilton tallied up the rest of the runs Scoring for the was Pat Gudgeon Linda Corkum Debbie A poll inn is Joyce Barb Munroe Louise Connolly Sue and Darlene met Rockwood in a double header August and Ballinafad nailed in both games to clinch first place Ann and Vivian Bremner slammed in six runs each and Vera Longs tree Bonnie Walker Betty Nolan Marion Case Martha Lewis Donna Carolyn Tilcox Barb Case and Jean McCutcheon batted In the rest of the Jean McNabb Linda Semanyk Fran McKnlght Diane Laur Maria and Katy Winter scored for Double Trouble creamed Curling Club August 23 2510 Sue Robson pitched an excellent game and was even hotter in the batting lineup knocking out a as well as poking in a triple Also scoring for Double Trouble was Cathy Grandy Cathy Deb Manes Sue Stone Georgina Jan Brit ton Laurie Kennedy Jackie and Joan Miller Deb Schultz Marg Aiken Janet Marshall Heather Ferguson Kris Bruce Sue Lake Kothy and Sheila Martin scored for Curling Club and Double Trouble ended regular season play on August 24 with a 7 tie Carolyn Betty Nolan Man on Case Vera Vivian Bremner and Donna Doucette scored for Ballinafad Sue Launc Sue Thomson Cathy and Sue Stone ran in for Double Trouble With the regular season over the Ladies Recreational Softball had a double- knockout tournament in Rockwood on August Double Trouble snapped upfirstplaceandlhe consolation went to Curling Club started off the series wiping up the Curling Club 22 3 Carolyn Tilcox cracked two home runs and stroked a triple while Vivan Manon Case follow a suit with a home run each In game two Double Trouble defeated Game three saw the Marauders swamp the Goldiggers Home runs were scored by Ann McLean Connie and Mamie Clark Cheryle DaPonle and Lynn Harris both scored a triple Game four was a close match between Double Trouble and the Marauders resulting in a 12 10 win Tor Double Trouble Deb Manes highlighted the evening with a tremendous home run Game five saw do their wont to defeating the NoStars Home runs were belted by Judy Kroes Linda Jean McNab Gwen Hay and Louise Connelly Curling Club beat the GoJddiggera lz7 in game six action with Cathy power hitting a home run to score two Game seven between Double Trouble and decided the winner of the tournament The end result was an 8 decision for Double Trouble Vera Longstreet Sue Stone and Sue Robson ted the scoring with a trio each and Sue Black wasnt struck out once Kim Heaps won the draw which was bdd between the consolation and championship games