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The Acton Free Sabres top Cougars but bow to Bears Gary Turkosz the tennis leader fired three goals Friday night to lead Acton Satires to a win over the Schomberg Cougars in the opening game of the MidOntario Junior hoc key season travelled to Bruce- bridge Sunday afternoon where dropped a tough 1 decision to Danny Polands Bean after tending 1- a the end of the second Acton the visit ing Cougars but found llwmteUes in a deadlock when beat rookie ttohin twice In the first min ute the third kosi then fired the winner to complete his hat trick and Charlie and Huts Win with insur ance It was the second marker of the for Van an other rookie and one of four members of the Acton 1 1 A novice tone championship team ho now worked heir way up to piny Junior hockey for their town Inscoc defeneeman Steve and rearguard Kent who Is on the Injured list ore the others Hob the other Acton goal had goal and four West over had pair of goals for Sieve and Don Smith nettetl one each Play w chippy in the thlnl and quick net Ion by he linesmen prevented what could have been a rash of fights John Swan and scored for Sabres in the first period of Sundays game with and Brian Whitehead reply ing fur MorrlMni his first goal of the in the second to give Acton a lead but the Hears bounced tuck In win on third period by John Harvey tending duo played Hut entire game We had most of the play said coach Dave but we ran nut of steam In the third and they came on strong Sabres play a pair of four Mint games this weekend against the llunlsvllle Hus kies Friday ihiuom- munily centre and Sunday alteration In SUNDAY Period Gordon A A II a Whitehead Second Period A Turkon 11 TMrd Period 1orochnady Whitehead Goal Itiy Dunbr Defence Lloyd Moore Warren Slevo llninclle Iete Mcltae Chapman Mirk Mc- Gary Nigel John Doufi Pat- Joh Run vn Fleet Robin Inicoo Press Minor hockey dates a in Springfield Cleveland ATOM a St Kills HO a m Hamilton am Weatm 11 in a Itriiiiiuton Dixie p Nordic vh Cougars vh vs Sunday Nuvrmbrr 10 Toronto Vancouver Detroit Legion midget rosters iliTliy jjm Kl LEADING SCORER on the unbeaten Acton High junior girls basketball team Sue Thomson dribbles past a Blakelock defender in Halton high schools action last week The Acton girls are doing their best to bring the school a championship AHSgals stun Stayner Reelect Ed Wood president Ed Wood was reelected president of the Acton Minor Baseball Association for the l7S season at the annual meeting at Ihe Acton Li bran Sunday Bob was named president and lien Jackson treasurer Pop Main is past president and a seen- tan is to be named later ken and Andre Brum Hard were named to the A MBA draw committee Dance committee members ore Largill Ken Ha tin ami Pat Wood A dance in aid of Acton rep teams in the Rural Minor Softball League will be held sometime in The league champion Acton bantam girts will hold a rummage and bake sale at the this Saturday from t until games Acton High junior girls travelled to last Wednesday and knocked off the previously undefeated girls in on exhibition basketball game Acton trailed half- lime but rallied In the second half to win Sue Thomson led the way with 18 points Sue netted and Karen Chapman Pat and Kim Van Kjkcn apiece In conference play last week the gals nipped and Sue Thomson was high scorer against Georgetown with points Against Blake lock Sue threw in 16 and Sue lhn one of most improved on the team added 12 Its been a long time since an Acton High athletic team topped the league but the junior girls are taking a back seat to no teams this season Head coach Ann Pool lias re ceived valuable assistance from Jack Holmes a former with the senior boys and Maureen who with the junior girls last year The girls play in Milton to morrow Thursday and take on While Oaks here Tuesday November Acton- Karen Chapman Vol Irwin Carol Jordan Sue Lehn Lisa Near Pat Heather Heed Jean Short ill Sue Thomson Karen Van Kim Van J on lor SABRC NEWCOMER Dave Chapman faces off nst Doug West- over of Schomberg in Friday night Junior C hockey opener here Dave squad beat the Cougars but lost in to Danny Polands Bears Sunday afternoon Skeeter and Cy wear John ink Inflow Jin Mallhr lllllm -J- llrcrkon Mi Iknmlt Martin Kelly lion lly Kevin Kf ilali M Jnn No runners at OFSSA Skeeter Hill and Cyril Rees starred offensively and Brian recorded a rare bush league shutout as the Acton Industrial Hockey League opened play for the 7475 season Sunday night Hill bagged a hat trick to spark Vans Welding an win over defending champion Blow Press Ed netted Acton high tors in tins years all Ontario high schools truss championships Jones was Mb in Hie Peel junior rate and Frank Houston nth in senior event hut for John Palmer Foley 492 irtint Win Meet and a pair of for the welders Denis Gibbons Bill and Mike Miller tallied singles Ken Owen contributed three assists Gary Lewis scored twice and Jim and Jack Gudgeon once each for Blow Press Cyril Jlces hot trick and Sundays AIHL slate Acton Industrial Hockey League schedule for this Sunday night November is listed below A complete revised schedule will appear in next weeks Free Press Sunday November Station Hotel vs Vans Welding Hellers vs Kens Men Blow Press vs Centre Peewees get good warmup Acton peewees warmed up for their WaterlooWellington minor hockey league opener against Fergus his Saturday with an exhibition game with Georgetown minor here on the weekend the game but coach Barry used a total of players including several first year All but three members of the fine squad he iced last season have graduated to bantam Gary Lumbers scored I wo Acton goals and Ronnie Jack son netted one Both boys are graduates of the atoms Atom Dave Anderson and Andy tended goal Hob Dean who scored goals in the league for Georgetown major atoms last season bagged a hat trick for visitors Brad Mc- and Jason Mogg tal lied single goals Georgetown scored two goals BOWL for Pleasure W BOWL for Healthj entire family bowl together H the IN Thing to do GO BOWLING ACTON BOWLING LANES Member BPAC Beginning M0NDAYN0VEMBER 11th GLENLEA DRUG MART will be OPEN MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY NIGHTS till 900 pm Hard mans helped Centre blank Hellers Floyd Bob Eric Stone and Steve Townsley also scored for Lakeview Two goal efforts by Jeff Coy Leo Kavanagh and Norm King carried Station Hotel to an conquest of George McPhall and Kevin Gal way were the other hotel marksmen Schmidt also picked up three assists Bill Golden Jet Coon sniped both goals for Kensmen OHA Joe drops first puck Honorary President and team sponsor Joe of Mobile Materials Handling Equipment dropped Ihe first puck to officially open the Junior hockey season here Friday night Sabre assistant manager Milt Ball was for the brief progame ceremony when players on both the Ac ton and Schomberg teams were introduced Individually and team President Bill Mor rison welcomed fans to a new season JR C ACTON ARENA FRIDAY NOV 8th ACTON SABRES VERSUS HUNTSVILLE HUSKIES GAME TIME 900 pm Admission Adults Students SI 00 Children and Under 25c COME OUT AND SUPPORT THE SABMS SUPERMARKET MILL ST ACTON 8530 Meat Department Specials II Can No LOIN LOIN Aft PO CHOPS CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS 129 139 BROWN N SERVE CHOPS UBS or BRE1STS CHICKEN PARTS RED HOTS 95 SMOKED SAUSAGE SIDE BACON 139 PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV SPECIALS King tin SALMON 8530650 Save 89 t Vanguard SOCKET SALMON 99 The Tea TEA BAGS of Saw ad BABY BEETS 3 LIMIT 3 TO A CUSTOMER Heini tin Save 32c NOODLE NUMBERS Heini regular trained BABY FOOD CANADIAN CHEESE SLICES 53 Country 16 loaf Sav 23c CRUSTY BREAD 3 Savt Bright MINI APPLE JUICE 1279 LIQUID BLEACH 99 FRESH PRODUCE ARRIVES DAILY AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES