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Ball hockeys third season Hills Ball Hockey League officially starts its third season this Sunday with a triple header The games all being played in Brampton the first week feature last years champion mix meeting Safeco tackles the Sta tion Hotel Acton team and Random Car Club plays the yet unnamed and Peter club During the game campaign teams will play Tuesdays Thurs days and Sundays and a booster club is slated for Thursdays at the Lions Hall behind Memorial Arena The booster club will start the first Thurs day In June League president Doug explained games are starting in Brampton because the Hills loop is with that league and they have a booster club weeks of contests in Georgetown games will likely be at said Ihen move over to Memorial There are six teams and there wont likely be any more since Safeco is still looking for some more players lo round out their roster All six clubs make the playoffs and Is favored to repeat since most of their championship line up Is back this season hopes the league can host the United States ball hockey champs for an exhibition game in June and the top team in the loop at the time would represent the local circuit Exhibitions between Halton Hills top club and Ihe Canadian and Ontario champs from last year are also planned The league will enter a team In tourneys in Ottawa and Wetland this summer as well as the Ontario champion ships in in late For the first three August Mayor after changes Halton Hills mayor thought the system of Pete Pomeroy has relying on citizen pledged there will be nominations to decide changes in the towns who Is recognized by the system of municipality is likely honoring people lo scrapped both in sports and other bo activities who bring to see how people recognition and honor to recipients the community wl chosen The local Recently the town held people involved in an awards night and a ferent things have the number of Georgetown answers not me and area athletes and noted It was teams received plaques crack at the and medallions from the awards night so he was vat Woldin municipality for their pleased it went as well as feats in and 1978 lt some However a goodly people were honored mi number were also over- Golf for Timmy Ive got it I think seems be what Alton Merchant Dave Black Is Haying Despite the fact that most of the ball Is showing Black made the catch during exhibit Jon game with Eden Mills juniors at Prospect Pork last Wednesday chants won he con If si INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL looked simply because the public didnt send in any nominations for them said In an interview he will be taking the entire issue to general committee of council and urging changes He explained the whole problem in the existing system is lack of com munication The town expects the public to nominate award recip ients but many arent nominated who deserve recognition We may investigate doing our awards In conjunction with a public group which is Involved in giving awards He suggested the Hockey Heritage Council or the Hills Athlete of the Year program might be good groups lo hook up with They people In the sports community are closer to it the people who should be honored and the sports scene than the politicians he declared said he could see no reason why town awards couldnt be presented the same evening as the Hallon Hills Athlete of the Year or Hockey Heri to go awards are presented Pomeroy admitted he was so many people were overlooked He realized a few people deserving of awards didnt receive them but never expected the list of athletes or teams over looked to be over 10 also said he felt badly there was nobody from Acton receiving awards Im sure here should have been some from Acton but thats the problem I just dont know If a public group in the business of giving awards Isnt involved has a few other ideas of how the award recipients should be chosen it would seem to be an easier task to simply have someone in the recreation department just watch the local papers each week and keep a list of people who do something warranting town recognition he said also said the idea of a selection committee made up of municipal officials and the public will be examined His concern Id coming up with any solution to the problem Is to ensure that in the future nobody Is overlooked Pomeroy DEAR WEIGHT WATCHERS Midnight Snacker thinks shes beyond our help Stoney Broke wonders if PEPSTEP the new exercise plan requires expensive exercise equipment During the day I cat norm J I amounts food Hut around midnight I turn Into a crazy person I mean crnz Like citing whole chocolate cake My friends think I should join Weight Watchers But Im What are you going to do Put a padlock on my ridge AMgrtdMWiVI No I lock Well lust nunil One pan of the Weight Wjidien Program is that iuuill helps join canny patterns And at Weight meetings will i1jsumt not onK one in the world foot hinges with the sime problem ind to it what tin Program isallalxuit ir I hear youve got a new plan at Weight Watchers Am I going hnu to start lifting weights POUND A No Personal Exercise- Plan up athletes its a unique sMcm developed for the Weight Watchers Program In one of the country s leading cardiologists Its optional and its not done at the meetings WEIGHT WATCHERS The Authority THIS CLOSE TO LOSING WEIGHT ACTON W I reel A DO WV E For Matting Loullo MhnlauugaSKSH Dy Linda Few people realize what it means to be physically handicapped and many have difficulty relating to a handicapped child Community partlcipa Is a necessary part of becoming involved with handicapped Individuals That was the message from Billy Watson Wednesday during a press luncheon at Golf Course to kick off the Golf Week for Tim my Slated for May the golf event represents the efforts of the Profes sional Golfers tion of Ontario local pol ice associations and Car- ling OKccfe raise approximately for the Ontario Society for Crippled Children An expected 150 Central Ontario golf courses will participate in the Timmy Golf Week which culminates in a winner tournament of champions at Torontos Rolling Hills Course Regional and Peel Regional Police As sociation members are distributing the golf tickets and will collect the money Score cards are avail able at participating golf clubs at the Pro Shop for a fee of Eight dollars will go directly to the Cripped Childrens Association with the remaining two dollars to be used for The golf event is in its fourth year with over raised in the past three years stated golf star Balding It has taken us a while to become accepted and it lakes organization to make it possible he said He expressed appre ciation to various police associations and Carllng for its support in past years Present for the lunch was Halton Tammy 12yearold Agnes Aggie Kavanath from Georgetown Acting as emcee for the occasion was Peel Re gional Police Constable Bay Badger who had special message for the audience The 34year old con stable was a former An year veteran with the force he suffered for three years at the age of seven He is now an active member of the Ontario on the Move Along with Balding and I Watson he stressed the need for community backing of handicapped children All golf enthusiasts arc eligible to participate in fundraising event Club champions will I receive their invitations to the championship staling their starting Three of the darts league playoff championships team attended the time Finalists will be awards nifht Led to right Jock Page and Walt Hen- grouped by gross score JeffGoyandGeorge Forrest A Mid RACEWAY HARNESS RACING Post Time Thursday Evening Sunday Afternoon 2pm Trlactortt Exactoi Wiewfng Air Conditioned Club Haul Super Charter Class Fare IONDON tHft TORONTO TO QLASGOWtFWrt 9 I MANCHESTER Childrens 275 KING CONDITION know Britain bast sown can help you most TED TYLER TRAVFL SERVICEACTON Acton Only Airwayi Appointed Agant TRUDEAU WANTS US TO BUY FOREIGN OIL Canada has more oil than Saudi Arabia We have enough to meet our needs for at least the next years But by the year 1990 Trudeau wants us to import more than a third of the oil we use This means we would be paying more than 8 billion a year to foreign suppliers This Trudeau policy makes Canadas outlook very chilly We would end up with fuel rationing cold homes and very high pnees THE ANSWER MAKE CANADIAN ENERGY AVAILABLE AND ATTRACTIVE The Progressive Conservative party believes the key to energy self- sufficiency is reward not punishment Where the liberals would punish Canadians with high prices we believe Canada can become self- sufficient in energy by 1990 if the prospect is made worthwhile A FIVEPOINT PLAN FOR SELFSUFFICIENCY Joe Clark has set forth a fivepoint plan which would make Canada self- sufficient by the year1990 It would save us that 8 billion a year the Liberals want to spend overseas that year Here are the points of the plan 1 Conservation A Progressive Conservative govern ment would reduce the grorth of energy consumption to an average 2 per year by giving attractive concessions for efficiency measures This reduction in energy growth would mean a savings of 450 for every man woman and child in Canada by 1990 The conservation measures would include Changes to the Home Insulation Plan to make it work incentives for industry to use energyefficient equipment AN ENERGY POLICY FOR CANADA tax incentives to make energy- efficient vehicles more attractive 2 Oil Supply Development APC government will work with the provinces involved to increase oil sands and heavy oil production so that by the early 1990s synthetic oil will be supplying Canadians with over half of our requirements That will make it possible to meet al of our needs from Canadian sources 3 Taking advantage of what weve got Canada also has ample supplies of natural gas Well set the pnee of gas at a level which will make it attractive for Canadians to substitute gas for oil where they can do so 4 Joining West to East The logical next step is to ensure that Canadian energy supplies can get to Eastern Canada government will make sure that the eastern provinces are connected to Canadian gas oil and electncity systems 5 Energy supplies from nature A PC government will make it attrac tive for Canadians to develop and use energy from the sun the wind the tides and other renewable natural sources Well provide the tax incen tives necessary to get this effort underway DONT BE FROZEN OUT ELECT THE RIGHT GOVERNMENT Liberal energy policy is thoughtless expensive and unfair It is another example of the way the government of Canada has been mismanaged the needs of Canadians disregarded Put an end to the situation Put an end to the government On May 22nd the Progressive Conservative candidate in your riding WELUNGTONDUFFERINSMCOE SnITtV Lets get Canada working again