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7 lllwfc uoion town a fvdf bantam pittsburg overpowered her- ihey at bantam hockey league action thursday night by a 53 decision david pink collected a pair bt pointers in the first period of play on assists from dave cunningham ricky livermore garth taylor and bob hatch o tarthtaylot popped one in- during the second period from david pink as did dennis ham- den unassisted gordon murray finished up for pittsburgh with a counter from david cunningham although hershey did put up a good scoring effort they just didnt have the steam to over power their opposition ken marshall started the ball roll ing in the third period on a pass from jim holmes and stove garrett ted saitz scor ed again from bill nicplak and dave kennedy completed un assisted novice the novice opener on satur day saw a very close game played between niagara falls and st catharines niagara falls managed to finish up on top with a 43 decision over the st kitts late in the third per iod bernie taylor collected a hat trick on assists from bill mckenzie and glen widauski slapped in a counter from ber- nie taylor john hansen picked up a pair of pointers and david salt one all three goals assisted by john allan oshawa overwhelmed hamil ton in the second novice game by a score of 92 dave allen paced the match with seven goals and two assists and bill vivian potted two goals and assisted on one of dave allens markers kevin marcoux was the lone scorer for hamilton netting two pointer unassisted pee wee rochester came up with a 52 win over baltimore in the first pee wee game saturday morning completely overpow ering the baltimore team until the third period randy marsh netted the cilppervtwo mark ers on assists from glen mc kenzie tony swim and harry lawson ron louttet netted fou of rochesters winners oh assists from ken hurren wade knight and charlie mc- crae howard coultrup cap- ped off the rochester tally un assisted springfield fell victim to the cleveland barons in the second half of pee wee action with a score of 7-3- peter morrison scored three of his four goals unassisted with jeff goy and randy downs assisting on the final marker jeff goy collab orated with danny mcgillo- way and peter morrison on a pair and allan green netted one from mike pope and jeff goy buffalo g a pts the acton free press wednesday march 8 1967 5 seth armstrong 1 0 1 tim coles 3 3 6 steve connell 8 2 10 bren irwin 4 5 9 john last 3 2 paul paulson 7 4 m george rowsell 1 0 1 riny schuts 5 5 10 bill severinski r 3 7 trevor swan v i 5 pittsburg g a pts peter beaton 0 1 1 david 0 3 a bob hatch 2 3 5 dennis harnden 7 0 7 jack irwin 3 5 8 1 rickyr livermore 5 3 8 garry masters 3 2 5 jim mullen 1 0 1 gordon murray 6 3 9 david pink 4 5 0 garth taylor 7 5 12 final novice scoring hamilton g a pts ivan hearn 4 1 5 david marcoux 2 0 2 kevin marcoux 11 0 11 brad martin 3 0 3 garry martin 1 0 3 jeff patterson 0 1 1 st catharines ga pts wayne allan 15 lt2o james ellerby 0 2 2 john hansen 26 8 34 tony lambert 7 3 10 peter miller 0 2 2 sieve papillon 5 4 9 bill paul 3 1 4 david salt 1 0 1 john schuts 0 2 2 oshawa g a pts david allan 21 4 25 ricky baginski 4 9 blaine cleland 1 1 bill jcushher 0 1 david morris 1 5 3 gordon toth 7 bill vivian 4 ii 13 2 r 8 10 15 winners op the second draw in the mens curling was this rink composed of skip fyfe somerville second austin young lead paul youngblut and viceskip george lee they won seven games out of eight to take the cham pionship staff photo niagara falls g a pts steve brunelle 5 5 10 mike luty 2 2 4 bill mckenzie 11 16 27 brian robinson 1 i 2 bernie taylor 45 8 53 billy ware 3 4 7 glen widauski 2 5 5 final pee wee scoring baltimore david forster 3 john fuchs 1 ken jordon 2 harry lawson 5 rowland mcculloch 2 glen mckenzie 5 jim mcnabb 9 randy marsh 17 david norman 0 tonv swim 2 cleveland g 1 5 bob kruhl picked up two pointers from steve marshall and david braida randy cok- er finished springfields tally with his lone marker scoring champions atoms g a pts john scoyne w 23 3 26 novice bernie taylor nf 42 7 49 ps wee peterjmorrisorulj816 54- bantams graham fraser h 11 12 23 final bantam standings gp w l t pts pittsburg 10 5 4 1 11 hershey 10 4 4 2 10 buffalo 10 4 5 1 9 final bantam scoring hershey g a brian binnie 1 0 treth armstrong randv downes jeff gov 24 13 tvtlun green rr 82 1 3 42 17 dan mcgilloway pete morrison mike pope terrence rozee robin salt rochester g dan bolton 0 howard cojiltrup 6 ross coulirup 3 ron death 4 garrv fisher 0 pts 4 3 2 ii 5 9 15 28 2 4 pts 4 ii 37 i 4 59 4 6 1 pts 2 8 4 7 4 rod gibbins 5t2 r ken hurren 1 wade knight 0 ron loutte 24 charles mcrae 4 brian storey 2 springfield g dan allen i jerry buchanan 0 5 graham fraser 11 12 steve garrett 8 11 jack holmes 0 1 jim holmes 1 0 david kennedy 12 1 ken marshall 8 6 bill ntcolak 0 3 gord williams 3 1 ted staitz 2 2 pts 1 5 23 19 1 1 13 14 3 4 4 david braida randy coker bob krul steve marsnall john rochester chris schuts 6 3 28 4 0 0 3 2 30 5 10 pts 1 10 8 35 7 1 3 queens park report by george a a k e r r m i a what do you think the great debate about trading stamps flared anew last week when the attorneygeneral informed the pro vincial assembly that the government is considering legislation to ban the dis tribution of such stamps by food stores in ontario members that i have polled in the house seem evenly divided on this sub ject the main argument against these stamps is that they are a promotional gimmick which adds to the cost of food and groceries that if a consumer does not use them he or she is paying extra for something unnecessarily and fur- ther it encourages the housewife to con centrate on a camera or canopener in stead of price and quality other argu ments are that such promotion does not increase the iuiisuiiiprionofanypattic- ular brand or prbduct doesnt help the farmer and primary producer and fin ally that many such gimmicks are op erated illegally those who are opposed to legisla tion banning trading stamps or are in different about it feel that a consumer should have the right to make a choice that not all stores give stamps and more important food at the stores that dont handle them is not any cheaper than food at the stores that do the people that are against a ban claim probably quite correctly that if trading stamps ar aimd 1 ire banned the saving will hot be paisfed on to the consumer in lower food prjees ah food chains bud get a certain amount of money for ad vertising and promotion and if not by handing out trading stamps then in some other media or method allowable under the law the distribution and sale of food products is a very competitive business and each grocery chain does as much as possible to successfully compete last fall at a provincialfysponsored agricultural conference at vineland on tario a group known as the canadian association of consumers supported by such other varied groups as the retail merchants association the ontario fed eration of labor the federated womens institutes of ontario and the ontario food council all urged a ban on trading stampsin thitprovince this is probably why the attorney general is considering such legislation there was a very interesting editor ial in last fridays hamilton spectator on this subject the spectator apparent ly as a result of its quick survey is against proposed legislation to ban the stamps the bill is expected to come before the legislature very soon at present even the kerr household is divided on this issue please let me know what you think press heavy tape just inside the lower edge of your sons new trousers to prevent fray ing where the trouser rubs trie shoe saving pain when a child must enter hos pital he should be prepared fo rthe event he should not be told that everything is go ing to be fun and that hell be there only a dav or so if it will really be a longer poried or that there will be no pain ifthat is not true tell hilm that any pain he may feel now is to save him more pain later on and this treatment is to help him get better deceiving him wont increase his faith in his family his doctor or the hospital personnel all of whom are working to help him to get better will just fill home for aged then begin plans for new one as soon as haltons new home for the agl citizens martin houm adjoining the present h a i t o n centennial manor in milton is filled the board plans to sit down and begin planning the next one this announcement came from manor board member herb merry at monday even ings meeting of oakville coun cil ghtng a report on the manor progress to fellow coun cillors the reeve noted there was already a waiting list of senior cagers in cwossa final lose to walkerton sacred heart jo people desperate to enter the new ls0hed facility reeve merry noted construc tion delays were finally over- conic he called milton in un getatable place and aid builders dont seem to uini to uork there and furniture should be moved in during the latter part of march first pa tients are expected to enter lle building in april the next home should be on the borders of oakville and burlington so it would be closer to the countys cen- ti il population he added final results of 2nd draw moil 79 pm kenneth marehment 14 points 36i ehds gearge williams 14 35 i ends mae dumarsh 8 bill du- marsh 6 ab irwin 4 ethel holmes 2 mon 911 pm rev a h mckenzie 11 don mcmillan 9 dick lee 8 32 ends ted tyler jit 8 30 endsbrucecargill 6 31 ends john gov 6 30 ends mens 79 pm tues fyfe somerville 14 don timmings 11 walter dubois 8 len lov- ell 7 frank van wyck5 dr a j buchanan 3 tues mixed mel blow 12 points 38 ends chester ander- son 12 33 ends margaret toth 10 39 ends ted tyler sr 10 35 ends wes beatty 10 34 ends dr brian moore 9 34 ends charles da vidson 9 33 ends gwen ty ler 8 fred new 7 34 ends bern van fleet 7 32 ends bill toth 6 jack ridley 5 31 ends harvey laverty 5 29 ends al kirkness 2 next monday evening ken marchments team plays rev andrew mckenzles team at 9 pnv the monday winner will then play meb blows team at 9 pttha tuesday for the bill toth shuh trophy there will be social curling next week with the same teams as this past draw a team skipped by mae du marsh with ruth leatherland lois mackenzie and doreen lee won consolation prize at a bonspiel in fergus saturday ladles afternoon curling- eleanor gov 10 gwen tyler 8 28 ends margaret toth 8 24 ends anne moore 6 shir- lev hunter 4 mae dumarsh 4 mav wilds 2 insurance subject of ucw speakers an especially interesting ad dress and then discussion was enjoyed by members of unit 3 of the ucw when guests were bill and harold denny security has always been foremost in the minds of men harold denny told the ladies actual insurance started in lloyds coffee house in lon don when ships cargoes were the first articles insured now everything is insurable even up to marlene dietrichs fam ous legs fire insurance began in 1851 with mutual fire insurance companies whose members al so acted as the lirst volunteer tiremen they only i ires at the homes of fellow members however and let fire blaze away a i nonmembers proper- information and advice rang ed from the best policy for homeowners to the uninsured motorists fund mrs c griese thanked the speakers and presented them with a plant to grace their new of i ice tagalong iuws for sale or rent for your trip to expo or vocation travel a tagalong will b your hem away from horn buy or make your ren tal arrangements now credit river boat co norval 8779552 open evtningi last saturday the boys sen- tor basketb te toquetph to participate in the cwossa championship be sides acton durham meaford and sacred heart of walkerton were represented acton went to the finals against walker ton but lost by a 4030 score in the first game acton play ed meaford meaford employ ed a full court rress which hindered the actonites for a while however as the game progressed the players settled down and built up a 26 to u half tim in the second half coach ron mccallum substituted freeh and the team easily won 58 to 24 and qualified for the fin als dan arbic played a good game both ways and led the team in scoring with 23 points john mcgeachie had 12 in the second game walker ton built up a 28 to 4 lead and toasted to a 41 to 30 win over durham the final game was for the most part close checking at half time the score wasonlv 13 to 12 for walkerton in the second half acton went into a lull court press hoping to run the short handed walkerton learn into the tloor this coaching philosophy did nt pay off walkerton simply broke fast for easy brackets and built up a comfortable 10 point lead which it held on to for the resi of the game the final score was 40 to 30 for walkerton dan arbic led the scoring parade again with 14 points although the team didnt quite make it ron mccallum was very satisfied with the years results thev finished w ilhjnuverall 161 uuniost record the team will probably lose two or three players captain dan arbic harry oehlrich and possibly dick barclay will be gone george wallis al mc nabb bob turkosz terrv churchill gerald dick john mcgeachie and fred flisnik should be back with a nucleus this strong maybe the old saying wait til next year is appropriate yrfife bowl for pleasure ftatofu bowl for health thfntire family can bowl together 0 mak it m dat bowl where the action is acton bowling lanes 10 maim st n m4ho the worldof outdoors with a r t h a w e s trap shooting at maple rock shooting range started again this week top honors go to keith mainprize who got a to tal of 46 out of 50 including 25 straight keith is relatively new to trap shooting and if this is an indication of things to come this season the rest of the boys will have to fight hard to stay in contention for the irophiestgoottshooting keith other shooters included gerry lamarche with 36 out of 50 arid ray post with 33 out of 50 wayne leadson gary bol ton and brian hughie also competed not only will the smell of gun powder pervade acton fall fair but also the twang of bow strings and clouds of black powder smoke ice conditions are reason- ably good over most of lake- simcoe the ice on the lake is approximately 10 to 20 inch es thick with several long cracks crisscrossing between fox and strawberry islands good fishing has been -re- ported forherringin cooks bay and from pefferlaw to du- clos point along the south shore herring fishing is also reportedly good in kempen- feldt bay and in most areas along the west shore to eight mile point perch are biting well in cooks bay and a few pike have also been taken in that area however fishing is con sidered only fair on these two species j- 7 good catches of whitefish have also been reported from kempenfeldt bay between big bay point and fox island in the centre of the lake4iortho georgina island four miles north of jacksons point and east of hawkestone lake trout are biting be tween shanty bay and hawke- sone in about 75 feet of water and fair catches have also been reported north west of georgina island off white shoal a number of smelt have been showing up in all parts of the lake toronto sportsmens spectacular pack your bags heresthe big gest sportsmens show ever presented somethingfor every sportsman every member of the family come and have the time of your life ss4 ttth auial ctaadlaa litlual sportsmens show exhibition park toronto 11 am- 11 pm march 1018 today r- acto arena schedule wednesday march 23 pm mothers and pre school children 57 pm figure skating club 79 pm tricounty hockey 911 pm industrial hockey thursday march 9 12 pm limehouse public school 34 pm m z bennett public school 67 pm referees hockey school 79 pm legion minor hockey 91 1 industrial hockey friday march 10 1112 am limehouse pub lic school 34 pm robert little public school 6 30730 pm tricounty novice 730930 legion minor hockey saturday march 11 8 am t 1245 pm figure skating club 16 pm legion minor hockey 810 pnh public skating sunday march 12 7 am v pm rentals l3033qpjn public skating 345 6 pm tricounty 710 pm industrial hockey monday march 13 curling tuesday march 14 curling wednesday march 15 curling canadian c aconw plan now to visit expo 67 maple leaf tours can provide yaw wmi guaran accommodation in superb naw apa hatel transportation by luxury tcnicrutr to your hotel jmt and rvhjm plus transportation via metro i exp lit at low cost at low at 45 for a weoftond tnckmrnaj transportation rw batiovo hilt h tbo lowt rat far romparthla v ac anyyharo no traffic problems luxury hotel with indoor pool and sauna baths doortodoor transportation downtown location close to expo subway choice of 2 3 4 5 6 or 7night stays departures from april 28 to october 23 1967 special discounts for groups act now reservations arf naturaily umfted c h norton bus lines wrhng 43449m oakvftw 07071