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ton ik2 john hansen drilled two goals and assisted on four others tor six points wayne allan and sieve paptllon each scored a pair with steve also- getting an assist bill paul fir ed one and james ellerby snored an assist gormartin scored both ha milton goals the first from jim rogers and ivan hcnrn his sveond on a solo pee wee springfield 2 rochester t danny allen and bob krul scored for springfield in their win with dave braldn assist ing dunny ron loutctt got the rochester goal from rod gibbins cleveland s baltimore 1 allan green randy downs and jeff goy each scored one for cleveland in their win with assists going to robin salt and peter morrison dave foster notched the bultimorc coun ter bantam hershey 5- buffalo 3 graham fraser went on a five goal scoring hinge as the beans mauled the bisons 53 he scored all hershey goals three of them unassisted one from david kennedy and an other from jerry buchanan paul paulson john last and george rousell bagged one each for buffalo with trevor swan unci john lust getting one assist each standings atoms o w t t pta brampton 4 2 113 weston 4 12 i 3 norico titlilirlg tanner st kitts niagara palls oshawa hamilton springfield rochester baltimore cleveland pittsburg buffalo hershey 5 s s 3 bantams 22 3 i 4 i 04 0 2 0 2 scoring derby atoms oa pts john scoyne w 7 0 7 ford alton b 5 0 3 ricky holmes w 5 0 3 derrick dixon b 5 0 3 joo kcntner b 3 i 4 john mchugh b 0 4 4 novice bernie taylor nf 17 1 18 john hansen stk 9 6 i3 rlcky baglnskl o 369 wayne allan slk 5 2 7 bill mackenzie nf 4 2 6 tony lambert stk 3 i o steve brunelle nf 13 4 david allen o 3 i 4 billy wore nf i 2 3 ivan hearn h 2 13 david morris o 2 1 3 garry martin h 2 i 3 steve papillon stk 2 13 tee wees peter morrison ci 16 5 21 bob krul s 10 jeff goy c 8 ron louttet r 6 randy marsh b 3 jim mcnnbb b 4 ron death r 3 ron gibbons r 1 randy downcs c 3 david braida s 2 tcrrence rosec c 0 steve marshall s 3 brian storcv r 1 chris schuts s 0 bantams cfnwicr he 6 brcn irwin bu 2 rlnv schuts bufliw 3 gnrth tavlor pit 3 john last bu 3 jack irwin pit 2 paul paulson bu 3 bill severinski bir 2 smx tmaamkm burning gm powder f mopo notn by art hawes the cold weather on the weekend discouraged most of the maple rock trap shooters from attending for the weekly competitions the only mem ber brave enough to face the chilly weather was wayne leadston and the biting wind didnt help him any since his scores 16 and 14 were well below his usually good aver age the acton high school stu dents who are forming a gun club met on saturday morning for their first shooting compe tition one suggested name for the club is centennial sharpshooters and it has been suggested they become af filiated with cijl and shoot for badges that the company provides this weeks scores were as follows cord reed 94 out of 100 jim mckeown 86 john grace 84 al thompson 78 dave broostad 69 nigel spio er 45 and ken mccall 29 the scores are quite good consider ing its the boys first shoot at the new club as chrtsimas approaches some local boys will be asking for and getting their first gun for christmas there is much disagreement on the age when a boy should get his first gun some could use good sense in the use of a firearm at the age of 10 or h while there are grown men many times mis age who are not yet competent in their use of firearms there are many things that will tip a watchful parent off as to their sons ability to safe ly use firearms if he shows a sense of responsibility to ward his duties homework and household chores and is careful in the use of other items that could be dangerous such as knives axes saws or whathaveyou then he is of an age when he could be taught to use firearms with the caution that is due so deadly a weapon there is no set age when a boy or man can be trust ed to use good judgment and common sense in the use of firearms these things dont come natural they have to be taught the yearly list of gun accidents indicates that some men never learn the proper respect for firearms until it is too late sometime between the ages of 10 and 16 mosr boys can be given their first gun pro viding they are given the train ing that should go along with it start him out with target practice and safe gun handling lessons and gradually work up to that big day in his life when he is given his first gun of his own from that point it is just a matter of rime till he can be trusted to go out by himself and use the gun as if you were looking over his shoulder every minute the main thing is the train ing withoutit a boy and a gun make a dangerous combin ation if guns were sold with a complete course in safe gun handling included there would be no reason whv everv bo v a t e robert j gregg ton school boaid trustee m nassagaweya os mocmayyv dsmbaggml 12f ivdo manager ed pootitt was diicontoum following the tanners second tots of the watt w thumping at the hands of haaiwmr sunday afternoon in weiptter wa were missing rich- rdson and beaumont from the first hnktim haines is but beaver baxter couldnt hiake it result was we couldnt organise- much of an attack aid ed he forecast gloomier things for mitt week unless the team can show the same lineup for a few games we tot a different bunch out for every game if we could get them all together a few tlrtics wed do alright ho pointed out the loss their third in five games dropped the tanners into third place two points behind seaforth whove lost only one game and have a game in hand this friday night they face the revamped fergus iwsssssssstgsstssmssstsssm jplvers fresh from two more wins including a 7t drub bing of hespeler that have put them a i the head of the class with mic macs bob dabble in buck with flyers and theyre living up to their name by really flying unless wc can benrt fer gus this friday night were going to be in trouble said ed we could get way be hind next week we go to fergus on tuesday ploy in seaforth thursday and en tertain orangeville here fri day some of the players have already indicated they wont be able to make all the games befensemnn bill currie attends school in to- ronto and he wont be able to make ii to seaforth in juries ond sickness will keep tim haines and emmerson baxter from appearing in other games ed sees a gllmouep of light at the end orthe gloom however its pos sible billy wheeler the free- wheeling star from two sea sons back may rejoin the team hes been playing in the eastern league in the states but its reported he is back at home and eager to plov here sunday in hespeler the club just couldnt jell jan riddull biimied the lone ac- ion goal from ii o r o i d townshev in the first per iod score was 31 until about the midway mnrk of the second stanza when hespeler hanged in three quick goals 52 loss on tanners wmmmtmmmmtmmmmmiim sports page omplete oha int b schedule released this week by convener t o hi a convener bob marshall com pleted his task of extending the int b group schedule to include eight more gatnes for each team following is the balance of the schedule including games sthi left to play in thrprevlous list which appeared in the jfree press on november 3 dec 0 orangeville at seaforth dec 9 fergus at acton dec 12 hespeler at orangeville dec 13 acton at fergus dec 13 seaforth at hespeler dec is acton at seaforth dec 16 orangeville at acton dec 16 hespeler at fergus dec 18 fergus at hespeler dec 19 seaforth at orangeville dec 21 fergus at acton dec 22 orangeville at seaforth dec 27 hespeler at seaforth dec 30 hespeler at acton dec 30 seaforth at fergus jan 2 acton at orangeville jan 6 acton at fergus jan 9 hespeler at orangeville jan 10 acton at seaforth jan 10 fergus at hespeler jan 13 seaforth at fergus jan 15 orangeville at hespeler jan 16 fergus at orangeville jan 17 orangeville at seaforth jan 17 acton at fergus jan 20 seaforth at acton jan 24 acton at hespeler jan 24 fergus at seaforth jan 27 orangeville at acton jan 27 hespeler at fergus jan 29 acton at hespeler jan 30 seaforth at orangeville jan 31 fergus at seaforth feb 3 orangeville at fergus feb 3 hespeler at acton febf6 hespeler at orangeville feb 7 fergus at hespeler feb 7 acton at seaforth feb 10 seaforth at acton feb 12 seaforth at hespeler feb 13 acton at orangeville feb 14 hespeler at seaforth feb is fergus at acton feb 17 seaforth at fergus feb 20 fergus at orangeville feb 21 orangeville at hespeler displaying the tip which took them to the ojha int b championship for two years running seaforth beavers downed acton tannort 3 2 here friday night in front of 100 frostbitten fans beavers gave the acton club ii lesson in hockey for two per iods before the tanners- seem ed to catch on to their hurt ling hustling checkerboard style of ploy in the final stan za the acton club slowed them down with some hard body thumps it was the only chapter they matched goals with the visit ors who arrived a half 4iour late for the contest due to icy roads in spite of s stellar perform ance by jim sweeney in the acton nets seaforth had a 20 edge at the end of the first period tltey kept the tanners ulf balance with pestiferous corcchecking hampering any kind of an original attack they added two more goals in the second period while acton got back in the game with their first behind 41 as they went in to the third period the tan ners pulled up their socks bagging another goal to get very inucttback in contention subgoalie jim collins who re placed regular netminder chuck petrle at theend of the first period shut the door on tliernfrom that point on how ever veteran ken dolg potted a goal at the 1543 mark to put the game on ice much of the credit must go to the beaver defense who er ected a tight defensive um brella around collins the tan ners helped by displaying some erratic shots which couldnt quite hit the target beavers accent is on youth with a sprinkling of veterans midgets win close decision john aloe mason bagged his second goal of the game with 29 seconds left on the clock to give acton midgets a 32 decision over orangeville saturday night moes goal broke a 22 dead lock in a rugged trl county contest which one official said had the worst refereeing hed seen this season the acton club was playing shorthanded when lloyd smallwood relay ed the puck to mason and he pulled the trigger bob waller notched the first acton goal assisted by lloyd smallwood mason scored the second goal on an unassisted effort couldnt own and safely use a gun this of course is not the case and so the onus is on the parent to supply the training so if your boy wants a gun for christmas remember it is your responsibility to see that he is trained in its proper use if you cant or dont have time to train him properly then dont give him the gun and let him learn by his mistakes his first mistake could be his last lions tally two wins in tricounty hockey acton lions hung a 54 white wash on orangeville juveniles saturday night in the dufferin capital for their second vic tory of the week in tricounty juvenile hockey their first win didnt even require a player on the ice as preston failed to show up for a scheduled game thursday saturday nights contest spoiled by poor refereeing saw brian farrell hurt by a vicious crosscheck which for tunately didnt turn out to be serious the lions preserved a shutout for netminiler jim peel who handled everything the orangeville squad could n shoot at him big guns for the lions were barry elliott and allan mc kcnzie both players who step ped up from last years midget team elliott scored two goals and collected two assists while carrottopped mckcnzie drilled two and assisted on one stove townsley sniped thv other acton marker nowces nosed out by brampton guelph despite one of their best-per- i formances of the season acton novices lost two more tri- county hockey decisions this week they were edged 42 by brampton here wednesday guelph nosed them out 21 in- the royal city rink friday night in both instances the acton kids jos t the decision in the third period- against brampton acton was down 20 but they came hurt ling back to tie the score only to have the a brampton team bag a pair of third per iod goals a rare penalty shot was called against the acton team and goalie pete swim made an outstanding save in the fast hard hitting contest billy mcgilloway notched both acton goals the acton team held on to a 10 lead in guelph friday night but guelph novices an other a club tied the score in the third period then while acton plaved shorthand ed guelph plunked another in the net late in the period to tike the decision coach bar ry inscoe pulcd his goalie but no equalizer was forthcoming billy mcgilloway scored the acton goal from russ van- fleet next game for the locals is in preston saturday afternoon oha int statistics as of sundav dec 4 gp w l pt fergus 5 4 18 hespeler 6 4 2 8 seaforth 4 3 16 acton 5 2 3 4 orangeville 6 0 6 0 top ten scorers g a l mercer h 8 pts 6 14 5 7 12 6 5 11 3 7 10 5 4 9 5 3 8 4 3 7 3 4 7 3 4 7 g abbott f 2 5 7 d hiepel h g nolan f k dolg s j mel twain s d richardson a b beuenmillar s b inglis a r tippin f bowl for pleasure fe bowl for health thi entire famiiy can bowl together matt it a data bowl where the action is i acton bowung lanes 10 mam st n 534170 croutir to mnother reason why moat people listen to mmuefl con t jimbweenby headed by former american league sharpshooter ken dolg they can skate hard all night without visibly tiring coach fred kesitner again only had two lines to throw out agoinit the speedy beavers thrccplayer who could really help against a club with sca- forths speed tim haines dan arbic and beaver baxter- were not in uniform haines suffered a whiplash injury in a car accident and hes likely to be lost to the team for weeks jlnt dick scored both bea- pee wees get first win sat acton pee wees came through with their first win this season saturday night when they dumped orange ville 41 in trjcounty hockey at orangeville danny mcgilloway rifled two goals henry toebes and steve mclntyne bagged one apiece for the winning acton club david lee henry wissenz and ricky wilkinson each collcct- 3j7 722 w cd an assist jim yuck scored the lone orangeville goal on netminder teddy hagen ardson peter marzo scores four bants win third straight peter marzo scored four goals and assisted on two more to spearhead acton ban tams third straight win in tricounty hockey saturday night in orangeville two of petes markers were picture efforts as the acton club blank- orangcvillc 70 acton goalie craig wcldon only had five shots to handle in chalking up the shut out even though they dominated play and had a wide margin on shots the acton club never quit digging the orangeville goalkeeper was a real lower of strength for the losers des pile the seven pucks he had shoved past him besides peter marzos four goal performance bill field notched a pair and joe tar scored one assists were re- corded by brian timbers glen taillcfcr dale fisher and george mcphail observers noted a big im provement in the acton team in their fast three games theyre passing the puck to themselves instead of the oth er team said one its got a lot to do with their current win streak nest game for the acton club is saturday in elmira sports corner 124 mill st i at wilbur campbell clubs atlantic bags acton arena schedule fine gift items for men and ladies sports corner friday dfcfmsr 830 pm fergus vs acton tanners saturday dkemk 10 912 noon figure skating 16 pm legion minor hockey 730930 pm public skating 9301130 teen dance sunday dicfmlfji 11 71 1 am irtd hockey 11301 pm tenners practise 145345 pm public skating 710 pm ind league hockey monday ofctmim 12 curling t tufsoay dccfmiai 1 curling wtdntsoay dictmsmb 14 23 pm mothers and pre school children public skating 610 pm tricounty hoe- key novice poo wee bantam midget thursday is 79 pm legion minor hockey 910 pm tricounty juveniles ver markers in the first per iod of friday game hit sec ond while richardson served an elbowing penalty with sea forth short in the early min utes of the second stanza jim cunninghams ihot from the point found the mark for ac- ions first goal sweeney made a sparkling stop of dolgs breakaway on the previous play to save mie tanners ba- mcllwain added another for the visitors at 744 when ha and dolg broke loose and bu- etenmlller made it 41 at 953 when he stole the puck from blake inglis and pocketed it behind sweeney both clubs were short the tenners played ragged hockey in the early minutes of the third period before doug smoky richardsons back hand beat collins from a play around the beaver net at 510 while the visitors sat out a penalty the goal seemed to give the acton club new heart and with a bit of luck they could have made it much more interesting dolgs final tally at 1543 sewed it up for beavers they lost goalie petrle in the first periodvwhen he toppled over backwards and sustained a long gash dnhts head which required stitches st john am bulance officer bob hart treat ed him at the scene and assist ed him to the doctors office collins replaced the 45yearold petrie in the nets first period s i dick j mcikvain s j dick mclaughlin pens d richardson teal b muir second period a j cunningham b inglis d richardson im s j mcikvain k dolg 744 s buctenmiller 933 pens b mclaughlin teal richardson muir dale 2 currie third period a d richardson g gras- ley b inglis 510 s k doig mclaughlin bu ctenmiller 1543 fens muir riddall rich- t x