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The Acton Free Press Wed September 1974 Bantam girls win final series opener Gaylc Deforest walloped Pool Sales bantam a ID two home runs and Susan win over in the and Kim Van opening game of trie bout of hen blasted one round tripper three Ha lion Rural Minor apiece to give Acton Family Softball final In Rams consider move to Georgetown arena ton Thursday Aniiu tor red for A ft on pitching the win as well collecting four hits In five trips to the plate Left Holder Heather McEaehern Deforest hud hits Vnn scored In every to wns the sixth but fall- Til up with a big in- Top hitters for the ten ors were Wane and Pat Urn- who stroked three hits apiece Losing pitcher was father Eves George McPhail wins Legion Masters event look low grow honor in the annual Acton Jcziori It ranch 197 tournament Ac Ion on Second low u won ncoriJcl Andy Nolan and Ihird low groat by Harold Tow nn ley llfil net more wan turned and TROPHY WINNERS in the Legion Masters Golf Nolan Bill Nicolak George John Goy Tournament from left are Bob Woodcock Paddy Harold Townsley and Kevon Lumbers Dick John Hoare Jim Milne Steve Goy Andy Georgetown may have a junior team next summer Acton Ram manager Howard an nounced last week following his teams elimination from the OLA Junior playoffs that the Ram executive is seriously considering a move to Georgetown He said he has Already checked out possible arrangements with the Georgetown Arena staff set Hockey registration starts this Saturday as reasons for the possible move The fans in Acton have been more than good to us in past years but somehow we didnt draw flies this year although the league was the most in teresting weve ever played in says Its costing more and more money to run a team all the time Mississauga and the Metro Toronto area are already prime recruiting areas for the Rams This year they had two players each from Toronto Mississauga Milton and Erin Kevin Lumber won award for the hem John 1 1 win the or the best lefthander best Roller over years of age was Poddy Dick Members of Ihe best four some were Jim Milne Bill George and Kevin Lumbers Harold was elect ed lo chair the committee to next years tourna ment Hon McKnight as iwrrtary Committee are Dot Woodcock 1111 I Don Dave Mi Jury and llruiffarifil Ram playoff Minor ball The Acton Minor Softball Association house league sea son will wind up his weekend with special tournaments Friday night and all day Saturday Games will be played both at the M I Dennett School diamond and at the park Friday night games begin at pm white action Satur day gets underway at 30 scoring Registration for minor hockey in Acton will be held at the arena on the next two successive Satur days about three weeks earlier than in previous years First registration is set for this Saturday September from until 12 noon and the second for Saturday September from until 12 noon Registration is for every boy regardless of whether he wishes to play house league or rep all- star hockey Fees are per boy up to bantam 13- age and for midget and juvenile age play ers Players wishing to try out for the rep teams will be notified properly through the press when begin in late October Minor hockey officials stress that with in creased registration expected and ice time tight these two dates will be the only ones on which boys may register Bruce Steve Wilson I George Artcm I Kevin Marcoux Paul Wilson GaryTurkosz Glen Sherman Bruce Green Del Watson Ian Duff Wayne Young Gary Fisher KentKentner Dave Manes Wade Knight Ian Campbell Doug Taylor A P 12 12 17 111 5 111 III 12 111 12 11 111 12 LEAGUE PRESIDENT Bryan Lewis presented the Hayward Transport Trophy to Marilyn Eagles of Hillsburg Hillsburg girls champions EDEN MILLS midgets recently captured the county Minor Softball League championship oust ing Rockwood in two straight games in the final series Champs front row I to r are Harley Den nis Jim Tim Clifford Dave Alexander B Orangeville entries finally won the layoff championship in the Ladies Fastball League on their home diamond Thursdav night after being pushed limit by a spirited group of girls from Gien Williams The burg claimed a J Legate Rear I to are Jeff Gardiner Tim if and deciding Grensewich Rob Jackson Paul Elliott coach Don Bard Bar StSrSniunS den Eden Mills eliminated Maryhill three games five in the fourth mostly on one in the semifinals errors and walks Judy Rash and Patti stroked doubles which together with four walks and three singles produced seven runs In the bottom of the first Winning pitcher Marilyn Eagles singled three times in four at bats for the champs Bayne Mary Bullock and Debbie con tributed singles ACTON MINOR HOCKEY SATURDAY SEPT and SATURDAY SEPT 14 at the Acton Arena am Noon REGISTRATION FEE per boy for Novice Atom Pee Wee and Bantam 12 per boy for Midget and Juvenile All boys age are Welcome to Register SUPERMARKET 9 MILL ST ACTON Aug Department Specials special Chicks met the Rams Acton Chicks will hold a Chicks will play fundraising car wash near exhibition game the east end of town this community centre against Saturday beginning at In the the Acton Rams who were morning recently eliminated by Bolton the Central Ontario Junior Sunday afternoon the group finals ACTON PHARMACY Main St N Acton Red Brand Beef TBONE PORTERHOUSE SIRLOIN WING STEAKS ROUND STEAK ROUND STEAK ROAST SIRLOIN TIP ROAST BONELESS RUMP ROAST or pita COOKED MEATS 279 Bologna Mac Cheese Luncheon Meat Head Cheeie Pickle Pimento Pork Loaf Chicken Loaf PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER SPECIALS UNSWEnEREO GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 49 Heinz 14 tini IN TOMATO SlUCE 8530650 Heinz Regular Strained BBT FOODS 20 pkg Save 16c CHEESE SLICES 49 CUKE or FLOUR POLSKI OGORKI DILL PICKLES 59 ChiM Sanborn I lb big COFFEE 20c 89 QUIK 21b IS instut CHOCOLATE HOUSE GARDEN SPRAY PRODUCE fresh Produce Arrives Mlf At lowest Prices