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4 tiacooyprwwfayuy21 iv69 ltf4yffaft sp ospnge express wins feature theyre off m the starter weves the flee m the aetonottvinae speedway monday afternoon the not each week ere attracting targe crowd and in quality of cart it improvlnaistah photo industrial league plays doubleleaden the industrial softball league hat decided to play doubleheadera on tuesday and thursday evening each week this season first garnet of the season between the four entries will be played next tuesday night the opening game will start at 6 45 and the second at 8 p m or 10 minutes after the first game finishes wednesday nights will be reserved for ralnedout games th four entries are station hotel herbs delivery petes and a brampton team tint weeks schedule is as follows tuesday may 27 6 45 petes vs station h 00 herbs vs brampton thursday may 296 45 petes vs herbs 8 00 brampton vs station by vivian shaw acton otprtnge speedway monday may y the weatherman was a little better monday and let the tun tmile down tor the first time on the weekend the feature of the day taw lots of action with cart having to drop out every lap no 81 being driven by allen petlerson had pole position but after seven laps was forced to retire to the pits- with motor trouble this permitted eddy stewaff starujt in sixth place to take over flrt place with larry cox pushing hard larry spun so george nlcholit took over second with larry sauder taking third place dave miller lost a wheel on the twentieth up and wound up in the held over the first turn firtt c heat taw art somervllle starling in scratch position by the third itp he had taken over first place with norm fredcrlckson pushing hard but art somerville took first with norm second and ray thompson third larry majuery put on some fine driving in the first b heat to lead ill the way and take hit firs checkered flag of the season unfortunately as larry went to go scroti the finish line henry theaker went out of control and spun so with larry and second place car eddy stewart putting on their braket lddy got larry in the rear end to put larry out for the day dave miller was third the first a heal of the day saw george nicholls come through and take his first checkered hag with no 1 1 second and chuck lawlor third norm fredenckson took the 2nd b heat with larry cox puthing hard but settling for second and dave cleland taking third place honors tonv piotto came through to lake hit first checkered flag so i guest he finally had the bugs ironed out of the car him winlert took second with larry catteau third eddy stewart wat running third when he blew hh front right lire and went across on the infield the second a ileal saw edward sauder take over pole position on the first lap only to lose it on the last lap hit brother larry sauder beat hint to the checkered flag ldwald lud lo utile for second with chuck lawlor third the trophy daili of the day saw some fine driving between george nicholls and larry sauder racing nck to neck for seven laps willi larry finally getting through to tike away he trophy the first consle was won by allen petlerson driving no 81 when earlier in the day he wiped the fronf end off chuck lawlor won ihe second consle the powder puffs race provided some thrills today with no 4 spinning on the first lap and sitting on the second turn for ihe rest of live race liz kocivick was in ihe lead when she spun out but was able to get under control lo finish tlie race with k d kyle taking tint place pat nicholls was second and dunne mills third rtsults til heal ail somervljlc norm i redcrkkmmi riy thoninton til 11 heat larry majuery rddy slcunl dave mill i ul a heat ccorgc nkhulli no lloiutk laulor 2nd c heat norm rcderkbion larry c ox dave ckland 2nd ii heal tony hollo hun winten larry callrau 2nd a heal larry sauden lduard sauden otuik laulur trophy uaih larry sauder littontle allen pcltcnon jndctmilc cliuik lawlor iwdn purr k 1 kyle pal nurholu plannc milh i calurc i ddy slewarl ccoijtc nkholh larry sauder hum winter tdward sauder larry o tug of war between two to truck at the attonotpringe tpeadway monday tan fold from hilkburgri oulpull cfcev from toronto in a unlooe conlaat staff ptsotol checkered flag ooea to no 80 in an air coolad front in action at ihe speedway monday staff photo pounding the sports beat a at xl- l 111 v si at the legion hall activities at branch 197 by ouulte thomson juvtattile lacrosse indusmen even with oshawa v jessie price carded a 65 lo top the mens steak list in mixed euchre at the legion hall on saturday night lloyd boyds 53 was good enough for second place steak and fred kentner sr won the bacon with a 34 doris fryer took top spot in the womens end of the game with a 60 joan taylor was second with a 50 and marj winters brought the bacon home with a 36 no report on sick bay this week thank goodness dfogm all 1 4 members of the executive of the aclon curling club met last week to discuss ways and meant of starting ihe new building many items were discussed in connection with the financing of the building it was announced thai a total of 62500 had been backed at of tuesday morning it is confidently fell that the necessary backing will be pledged by the end of this week it it hoped that the sod turning ceremonies will take place in june to that the budding will be ready for the coming curling season yet a patty it being tinned bob turkosz shot ihe winning goal with three seconds left in the game as aclon indusmin juveniles turned the tables on oshawa gieen gaels in a rclum exhibition lacrosse contest at oshawa last thursday the acton club scored a 9h decision in a game almost a replica of the one played in acton the previous week the indusmen outplayed and outshot the gaels all through the contest but were hard pressed to come up with the decision we had 68 shots on their net coach howard dwyer commented and led 71 at one stage but we weakened in the last period and they caught up the gaels dominated the first half of the last stanza scoring three goals to deadlock the count h8 bob turkosz goal spoiled their chances of pulling the game out of ihe fire like they did in acton the previous friday big guns for die indusmen were bob turkosz and bob waller with three goals apiece with waller also collecting an assist fred hitmk was also a going concern for acton with a pair of goats and three assists which made him top point man for the night mike marcoux potted a single and gary kelly assisted on one fred fhsnik put the indusmen in the lead on a breakaway at the 3 05 mark of the first period and they owned a 41 lead by the end of the stanza turkosz and fhsnik paired up to notch number two and mike marcoux rattled in one on a solo effort turkosz finished off the acton scoring on a combination with fhsnik and waller both clubs notched four goals apiece in the second period giving the acton team on 8 5 lead as they went into the final canto first victory under their belts the acton club will take on the experienced fergus juveniles in an exhibition there next monday a return game will also be arranged before ihe schedule startt in june lineup acton- m cooper mceachern c turkosz weldon kelly andrews ballentine waller b turkosz j tarr p cooper roughley fhsnik neilson mcculloch marcoux mcphall by barb mcintosh call me jn opportunist but with denis gibbons well out of swinging distance at brian mccristall s wedding celebration in british columbia i couldn t resist the chance to write my firtt sports column and devote it solely to local activities for gills after five minutes in front of the typewntcr i realized why the paper hasnt gone in for this sort of colunu in ihe past there isnt anything to write about tor the sports minded boy theres hockey soccer softball hardball lacrosse and unnumbered positions as managers coachet referees and just plain organizers on the other hand a girl with an equal amount of enthusiasm and public spirit can step from girl guides into a ladies church group if she finds herself still single in ihe post high school preiodb interest bracket the only thing the can join is the library theres nothing you can call sporty betides curling badminton and slim and trim and then you have to pay to take part surely this is a case of rank discrimination it seems to me that if energetic fathers can raise enough money for a full scale year round slate of activities for their sons they should be able to do something for their daughters as well and i dont mean a converted version of hockey baseball or other such hand to hand combat games designed to build muscles foster bravery and invariably make a man out of you a valuable addition to the towns recreation facilities would be a tennis court and outdoor badminton area to occupy ihe girls while ihe boyt are busy on ihe baseball diamond the playing field or the lacrosse floor archery and ping pong can be nice femime sports that are not impossible for a local recreation committee to organize and finjnee if you want to get really up with ihe times theres fencing judo and scuba divtng for girls but then no doubt the boyt will get first crack at these if and when they become financially possible in acton under the present conditions the majority of girls have to be contont with spectator sports which can be equally as demanding but hardly as rewarding despite mosquitoes in summer and unhealed bleachers in winter they are expected to show up and urge their men on lo victory during the last industrial league hockey game i got my knees slashed by a flying stick and not a word of sympathy from the offending star i dont think the situation it fair but perhaps im not representative of acton girls in general i have to admit i havent hejrd any complaints personally but then i dont know any acton girls personally because there wasnt anything for me to join in order lo meet them in the first place trail riders on fount roads north of rotkwood ed mcgilloway left and coach barry intra right thow ron mcknlght the gifts they received from the pm ww hockey mem tarry holmes v made the presentation on behalf of the hockey team at th trlcounty awards night banquet in the parish hallhstaff photo i rockwood trail riders made a colorful picture on the holiday monday as ihey took their horses on a i3mile jaunt along the roads north of rockwood forty members left pat dales farm home of the trail riders in the early afternoon and rode north on the 4th and 5th lines to the no 20 sideroad and back again on the 3rd and 4th lines punt at first had been to ride through the concessions and finish up with races and games at a track but it was decided to stay on the roads because of the mud many horse admirers came to their windows or down to the road to have a good took as the string passed back at dales pols of hot chili hot dogs hot coffee and pie were waiting a game of scrub baseball got underway for those with plenty of energy left after the ride and a fireworks display was set off when it got mike and john dales won prizes for guessing the correct number of miles ridden that i jllcrnoon and lisa shea won the draw for a polaroid camera this last had been a fund raising project to buy sand for the club arena for this third ride on the clubs 1969 calendar horses were brought in by trailer from as far as islington and rexdale while most rode up to the dales from rockwood eden mills and acton the next event will be an maple rock shooting range gunsmithing gun sales trap and rifle shooting 85305ss acton acton open golf tournahbit saturday june 7th erin golf country club entry fee 700 restricted to acton and former acton residents tickets available at sports comer mi john lambert visited the prank bowes family at palnswick on the weekend mr and mrs john rullluf and norma of k r 2 acton vailed with lelativc in cclungwood friends are glad to learn that mr c k browne is home from hotptlal and recuperating well miss trudy morrit hat completed her first year at queent university and will be working in acton for the turn met mrs roy goodwin wtt in colluifcwwxi for the weekend vliliing her daughter and husband mrs cec spenc and family glenn llolmet fin i died hit first year at waterloolutheran university it working at ihe fiee press plnt for the summer mr and mrs ward bruce mrs john lambert and mrt w cole attended the b wespeevert wedding in toronto on saturday visiting with mr and mrt reg hoare were mr and mrt malt matheton who liave lust relumed from bermuda shet the former verity mcintosh who taught here mr and mrs lucas del lain of friesland holland arrived by air i hia week to spend ihiee months with tlieir son frits dellaan and family mr del fun has not seen his parents for 20 years to it was a happy reunion former actonite russell murray son of mr and mrs harry murray of r r 3 acton is a patient in guelph general hospital where he underwent an emergency eye operation following an accident at work he is progressing favorably alan mcnabb has completed his first year at queens university and has a summer job at ihe ford plant mrs keith andrews is home again after being a patient in guelph general hospital mr and mrs andrews moved recently from georgetown back lo acton merl harris is working for the town during hit summer vacation from the university of guelph bill dellaan and billy mcgilloway were among the first to complete the 32mile walkathon for the deaf last saturday they are reported to have arrived five abreast with chris schuls berrue taylor and larry qulnn around one in use afternoon the communicants chnoi of knox church spent the jioliday weekend together wild tj ray and mt mckenjde at thai cotuge at the french river muring the voik and fun were kathy auiiey uvron barber dolores jordan trevolyn and susan patrick ann toth bonnie armstrong corrie maxwell bonnie mckenzie glen mckenzie roger mcfachern steven van fleet and alex grey the group also used the nearby collage of ihe rev and mrt dwigfit i ngel ask minister tell county how reduce school cost the minister of education will be asked to convene a meeting of all ifalton municipal councils to explore ways of reducing the county emit of educttkm a motion was approved by halton county council tuesday calling for ihe meeting oakvtlle deputy reeve w gillies suggested indications are the minister has no intention of telling the halton board to reduce its budget he noted earlier the province had told the childrens aid society and local road departments to put back but the board has riot been told by anyone to cut its budget we need major surgery in halton and the 431000 administrators salary it a good place to ttart he suggested deputy reeve bert reeve observed the administration salaries were set by the trutteet not the minister and perhaps they should be discussed with the responsible group fiavorcmsp chuun rolls ilimiv pabty fak 20 pun of chickin snack 79c chicken 2 puit of cfmlun frnvh frkt chicken in a box 3 pkci ol chicken fnnth frus coli slaw bulumjbun e4 honev ledv special 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