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town t leagut irhtttl place buffalo and se cond place herabey played to a m lie in town league ban- taflactjon tfcanday which mr fnejkandlngs undisturbed bad am scored a goal a mtfsfijn the nine penalty con- the acton free press wednesday february 15 9o7 dave kennedy steve gar rett and graham fracer regis tered for rersbey with gar rett insisting on two of the goal ad fraser on another paul paulsen scored two for buffalo the first front riny scouts the second assisted by steve council seth armstrong bagaed the final goal with help frotntim coles payo 10 minute misconducts were levied against buffalo by the referee but hershey serv ed fire of the penalties pwltpts rerabey 9 4 3 2 10 pittsburg 8 4 3 19 buffalo i 9 3 5 17 g arts g pnuer h 11 12 23 s garrett h 8 10 18 k marshall h 7 6 13 d kennedy h 11 1 12 p paulsen b 7 3 10 s cornell b 7 2 9 g taylor p 5 4 9 b irwin 8 4 5 9 r schuts b 4 4 8 i irwin p 3 5 8 g murray p 5 2 7 r uyermore p 5 2 7 mots according to cm ra rule book 1 point for goal 1 point for assists johp mohugh and scott wi thers were the scoring heroes n saturdays atom action as they fired a pair of markers each to tead brampton to a 52 win over weston joe kent- ner had the other brampton goal assists for the winners went to john mdhugh 3 derrick dixon 2 mike mc- cabe and scott withers john scoyne and ricky holmes had unassisted goals for weston david aben and gord toth with a pair of goals each help ed oshawa to a 52 victory over hamilton in novice ac- lion mcky bagtaski had a ingle goal assists went to team standings atom fw ltlpfs brampton 12 s r 1 weston 12 5 6 i 6 toth ahen and david morris kevin marcoux had a brace of unassisted goals for fiamilton bernie taylor two goals and- billy mokenzie a goal f an assist handled the itgetting as niagara falls eased its first place lead edging st catharines 32 paul had both st cathar- nes goals wayne allan drew an assist peter morrison had the first hat trick three goals of the week as first place cleveland whipped second place spring field 41 morrison figured in all four goalsas he also man aged an assist allan green had the other baron goal bobby krul scored for spring field randy marsh also had a threegoal performance as bal timore topped rochester 31 jim mcnab john fuchs and rowland mccullochy assisted howard couftrup scored for rochester on a pass from russ coultrup monday evening acton curl ing club entertained mixed rinks from erin georgetown and milton results 7 pm draw al kirkness acton 7 tracy firag- ger georgetown 6 gord strain milton 6 ab irwin acton 5 cecil karney erin 9 walter dubois acton 7 ken march- merit acton 1 jlay harrison milton 6 arnold karney erin 5 bill dumarsh acton 5 results 9 pjri draw geo williams acton 6 ray hall erin 5 bui toth acton 11 bill robinson georgetown 2 doug petherick enn 7 fyfe som- erville acton 3 ted tyler jr acton 8 doug leslie milton 2 jim evans georgetown 6 ted tyler sr acton 5 tuesday evening members enjoyed a club sweetheart sped to celebrate valentines day this was an opportunity for husbands and wives to curl together- novelty prizes were awarded to the lop team in each draw total points plus ends seven oclock winners were bill and mae dumarsh with helen and harry otterbein winners of the nine oclock draw were bill and marg toth and kent and judy houman saturday a tyler foursome with gwen ted sr delores and ted jr won two games at the milton sweetheart spiel skips for the ma teams were trophy donor gwen tyler mae dumarsh shirley hunter mar garet toth ann moore and mae wilds pa personnel were headed by skips lep loveh mick holmes rev a h mo kenzie chester anderson dave manes and dick lee near valentine day date for the annual ma and pa bonspiel was just a coinci dence hearts and flowers were replaced by the battle of the brooms monday afternoon again this year the hurley curlers won the gwen tyler trophy which the rocktossing ladies have only claimed one year 1 n falls st kitts oshjrwa hamilton cleveland balti rochester 12 11 1 12 6 5 12 6 5 12 0 12 waas 13 7 4 13 5 5 13 3 6 13 6 6 it 7 7 0 9 8 7 7 ann moom doreen lee jean mephail and cooper in acton curlers ma a pa bonspiel ruth leatherland are surrounded by characters monday in the community centre fun was from the back 40 not positively identified as lively and the curlers enjoying a break from harold and tom manes tom watson and gord regular league play enjoyed themselves my responsibility as a canadian scoring i j scoyne w j mohugh b jlfholmes w j kentner b fahon b d dixon b s malcolm w s withers b dwebster b novice b taylor nf j hansen stk bjtfckeiude nf w allan stk d allan o r iagiiuki o t lambert stk g 20 9 12 9 6 7 2 3 0 42 20 a pts 2 22 17 15 13 13 11 9 7 5 7 49 7 27 11 14 25 12 13 4 7 g toth o s brunelle nf k marcoux h d morris o s papluon stk pea we p morrison c b krul s j ooy c r loutett r r marsh b r gibbins r j mcnabb b h ilawson b 7 19 2 15 9 13 310 essay contest a centennial essay contest for high school students is an nounced in the free press this week my responsibility as a canadian is the subject for the essays and cash prizes are offered winners in the acton compe tition go to the provincial lev el and then to the national lev el a trip to ottawa is one of the grand prizes for the final winner the competition is sponsor ed bv the acton free press and the canadian national weekl newsp hon quality ba products save you money gasolines motor oils diesel fuel fuel oils stove oils m oil burner finance plan 10 years to pay small carrying charges dependable service thompson fuels ltd phone 8532370 acton mftw hours a5321 74 nhl oldtimers invade acton friday february 24 attmntrkes tbja molntyre and biuy mo gilkyway fired a pair of goals each as the acton novices thumped hespeler e1 on wed- aesoay night to reach the tri- county novice finals tawnowtoas only local min or team left in the playoffs got single goals from russell vaaffeet and gary barden and assists from john mccutcheon i hurley john ashley and coach barry insooe ne promised the kids id take them to tor- maple leaf gardens and we will bardens outstanding hat was a major fac- the teams awttsr onejfrbogets ssostststwtsts gal night hockey fkm skating maws acton community centre atom league hockey game 730 to 830 pm nhl oldtimers 830 pm vs acton tanners 830 pm acton figure skaters between first and second periods attention secondary school students you can win prizes 25 15 and 10 every citizen of a nation bears a responsibility for the conduct and welfare of his country there is no more important group to whom the nation should listen than to its youth it is her young people who will decide what kind of country this canada of ours will be in the years to come as a prominent statesman told the people not long ago as citizens of this democracy you are the rulers and the ruled the lawgivers and the lawabiding the beginning and the end because of your importance to the nations future we feel it is ap propriate in this centennial year that you have the opportunity to express your views on what you think your responsibilities are to your country and so it is with pleasure we announce the the acton free press centennial essay contest for secondary school students grand draws e two nhl game admission tickets te be hem between second and third petted admission adults 100 students 50c can also te the tts sent out for cof- procaac for minor sports in acton 25c so start today to write your essay on my responsibility as a canadian the people who win will write because they have some ideas and want to express them but for further motivation there are prizes of 25 15 and 10 at the local level more prizes if you win the provincial competition and a trip to ottawa plus more prizes for the national winner well print the best essays judges decisions are final htn me the baks 1 you must be attending a high school at the time the essay is submitted 2 you may not be a member of the immediate family of an employee of your newspaper 3 your essay shouldnt be more than 750 words long it would be helpful if it were typed or at least written leaibly 4 essays must be received by the acton tree press not later than march 31 1967 i ai3dvs oeidiw i rn d