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B6 Tha Acton Wednesday June 13 Ball hockey Taverners edge Fobert Tavern main laincd its hold on first place the Hills Ball Hockey League downing second place Fobert week The Taverners have points after 10 games and 1uberi after nine High School Mel from her school the liiluriu of School WSWI Track and Held lrlda Miss plated fourth In her Ihe championships fnillnj to qinlity for Ihe Senior metre hurdle fin it The winner of lliecvi ill Julie hili Joggers Club Joggers In Acton are busy forming their own At a recent Operation ACTION clink an mated 25 Hills residents showed an inter est In a club Of those four or five were from the Those people have met on occasion since the clinic and are- now running as a group on Tues days and Thursdays from beginning at p m The club according to Operation Action spokesman Dave Sinclair is hoping that if all goes will they may be able to run an Acton road race in the fall There is talk that the group may jog as a team in the coming mayor road race in Georgetown Anyone interested in jogging with the club is Invited to be at on Tuesday or Thursday evenings or for more information Nancy at Peewees record Hillsburgh victory Both clubs went into Greg Bodnar for the game undefeated lying marker and before Fobert drew first blood the fame ended Rob Hamilton con ton fired the winner with verted passes from Steve help from and Bill Allison In other action last for a first period score In week Acton Dominion the second Rob Pemble- Dukes nipped Lakers ton and Hal fed Delrex edged Dukes blanked Safeco Lakers dunked McGibbon42 Brampton IKO thrashed Dukes 14 Brampton North wood Park shutout Lakers McGibbon slipped past Brampton Cowboys 3 Lakers downed Safeco 31 and Dukes defaulted to by not showing up Arthur trounces Innout midgets Ed In out midget the locals managed only boys ball team found a single counter Arthur a little too strong for liking last week dropped fifth as Denis Kirton crossed the plate decs heir tome toss el Che campaign Industrial in Softball Squirts nip Limehouse Family men Van Welding JandTSports II Station Hold Acton Witnesses attend convention Alton area residents presentation by Witness were among teenagers expressed persons meeting at the appreciation for Hit Convention Centre of guidelines the Bible Jehovah Witnesses provides young people May today Perry local Witness spokesman commented Where Acton Restaurant county pee- wees scored an easy 155 win over Hi Us burgh in league action Monday Night The locals scored six second inning runs on Alton L ford u lnc Squirt Boys of the four runs in Rural Softball League lf he fuurlh pounded ball for nine innings llurd inning runs last Acton scored Ihe night as they f recorded anil first inning as Stan Smith reached base with a walk and then scored on a Ted Lindsay A mm run inrung was the margin of viilury in for Alton asthcyjJckLd commanding lead homer by Paul Cargill and a triple by John Another walk the the final run as a Dvayne single scored Damn Crawford Mi campaign The locals started off strong in the contest scoring three first inning runs on singles by Frank Nose worthy Denis Paul Campbell and a lead off double by Cord Thompson The In outers lead did not stand for long In Ihe bottom of the opening inning the home combined for runs and then never look ed back Arthur added single runs the second third and fifth Innings and three runs in the fourth four in he sixth and a pair in the seventh as they scored in each inn After the first inning but he visitors failed to make an ap pearance boys lose In both games played against Acton squirt boys met with defeat A double by Alan and a triple by Mike Case brought in five of the runs scored Final score Acton In the second game was Acton Last Tuesday Pee Wee Buys were overthrown by Hornby hpejside school track and field winner triumphantly hold up their first place rib bons From row Heather Johnston year old class Lisa Mitchell II year old Tim Walker ll Geoff Pollen Sand class Speyside track and field results Mamey n le Jump MacLeod Interthink studies recreation hits and two walkb The assembly based on the theme Keeping Clean and Zealous for bine Works included sines of Bible discourses and skits A 87 REAL ESTATE came back with four runs in the but lorn of the second as Acton pitchers returned the favor giving up five Acton red the games first run in the second inning I ime- me back grab 1 led i the lop of the third Acton rallied mm run third to re- direihon Tic he Mon in each direction The Limdmuse single in fourth including a two run Hills lib- the Hills Project and recreation inter department arc putting The federally funded heads together to program is designed to find out recreational study the recreational needs In town This is the needs the people of purpose of the Young Halton Hills through the Canada works grant for library recreation Student Centre finds 130 jobs department and the The program was given its name by the organizations involved Recreation Anne Pickering said the name Interthink is designed to outline the program Inter stands for the inter agency vol men and think ject manager for the pro gram She is a recent graduate in Recreation at the University of Waterloo Wendy was involved research projects and surveys during her years at University She is an resident Hobble ScoIlM Long Jump F Rabbet nwlrei Stall Tim Pollen Hilary Catling has presents the program of taking a a scoreless third Ihe locals bats they HOUSE FOR SALE old bod for CJHG10I853 Bible dials with mnttirs of concern to both young and old alike In insures best of life The climax of the ion vinlion the public A fcarlh Will You live To Sec If the audience not to be weighed down with con for material wealth The name friends recommend to friends MALTOH 3 I lam mi C A Swasher dryer I car alt garage sal rj buck Pal I GOOD OLD mean I lovely EXCLUSIVE larfle show Man lam m 4 exceptionally Tiudy BEAUTIFULLY KEPT Bra pi on bung plus one It ligo Lot It deep ion DAIRY FARM loam new da ty barn tcod modern Owner I also so I hen quota and crops A VALLEY VISTA homo lends a tiler or la and a lice I owing inter or design Pool lac tor BKy lam or guest nment Trudy Snyder VENDOR HAS BOUGHT hi lots cupboards lull possess on Dutch clean Early OVERLOOKING PARK in well kept lastelu ly decor home Separate In JoycoWlson IMMACULATE DETACHED and Main lam rm plus so much Joanne Cox Booze charges laid Brampton Peel Regional Police topped off a two month invest igitlon list week laying largest number of laid against a in the province during Some customers on nepi of the Shield Motor Inn on Queen Sine East Brampton fate charges related to liquor violations The four owners face GO of belling to minor and charge peddling liquor to intoxieited patrons The mamger faieb the same charges as do seven staff numbers Members of Police divisional officers kept tabs on the goings on at inn during March and April this time and attributes the success lo the fact is the first lime a full office for students has operated in town She said Miracle Mart helped boost the Job picture A board at the front of the office lists a variety of jobs for summer or part time jobs through out the year The student employ centre will be open until August 31 Donna Ridley and Sophie Van student place ment officers are there The Canada Employ ment Centre for Students in Square have placed 130 students in summer or part time jobs already The office has been in operation since May but was officially opened Thursday June Since Ihe May opening date the centre has averaged three calls a day from employers looking for various kinds of help Erlka Harper super visor of the Student Centre placements have doubled over last year at people find summer jobs REAL ESTATE 87 REAL ESTATE llllllll Concert benefits Womens Place A concert donated by sale at Mall the Hamilton Orpheus also boosted the fund taking closer look at what recreation facilities Halton Hills has and what is planned Three students have been hired for the summer to distribute surveys collect data study past habits and collect recommendations for future recreational needs of local people With he help of a consultant the three students designed the survey The three agencies involved also had input Wendy is HALTONWOMENS FASTBALL STANDINGS to June Trpli Jump Pollen Nipper Limn Jump Sieve Mill en lie Huffman JwyTnntnlo Choir helped raise money for Halton Women s Place a hostel planned for abused wives and any women needing shelter A plant UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA TRINITY CHURCH ACTON ftov Boa ton I MA PhD raising according to Stella Perkins fund- raising chairperson Proceeds from the concert and plant sale totalled TEAM L Milton Bramalea Hornby Srs Hornby Glen Hillsburgh Georgetown Acton the University of West Ontario She is from Georgetown Jill Clifford also of Georgetown has just completed her second year at Western The three students plan to look at recreational services the three In organizations arc providing as well as outstdi groups such as churches private in dustnes Avoiding duplication within the programs is one of the Project Inter think goals Program manager Wendy Camm said the idea for the program has spun off from the Recreation department master plan In the master plan recreation facilities population and 3 locations were examined however they haven I got into programming until Residents are being asked to fill out the vey and drop them off at designated spots In both and Georgetown June wedding Jennifer Lynn daughter of Mrs Mar Jane Soper of Callander and Stephen Clement son of Mr and Mrs Clement Milton will be married on Saturday June 16 at in St Church North Five Acton women at CWL convention THE CHURCH OF ST MARTYR 1872 con- Hoi 1030am Holy EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Rev Ronn Sunday June A oil and tarn Sunday School a m Pallor on Fishers of pm A I mils Th Of Homo PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA KNOX CHURCH ACTON Or C Smiiri A D PhD Sunday Juno 17 Nursery Dm ng Sorv For Babies and Todd Evoryono by Ruth mass speakers On Friday five were Michael members of St Joseph Isabelle and Sister Stella Catholic Women SSND Keeping with the League attended the theme both speakers Annual Hamilton Diocesan Catholic Women League Con venison al Waterloo Motor Inn Waterloo The convention is held annually for the election of diocesan officers spoke on marriage and parenting Saturday activities began with mass at The day and recommendations of diocesan reports and keeping with he h nf Ihn venors reports Sister Alexandre tie who works for Pontifical missions work for child- spoke about the International Year of the Child the theme of the convention was Growing With Todays Child What began as a experience SALVATION ARMY- Gospol Sorv CO Sunday warding experience spiritually emotionally educationally and for local parish council president third world The object of the missions is to form a missionary hearts and minds of NUP Son and Pal Carton Stella Wallace and sacrifice all children Ruth McMahon The five around the world were joined on Saturday Sister Julia from St by Verna Martin Manor a home attended Ihe for unwed mothers in sessions each day Hamilton gave insights On Friday evening a on the services provided precon vent ion meeting there and the need for was attended by all support from the diocese diocesan officers spiritual as well as diocesan convenors and parish council prcsi Following dinner on dents Saturday entertainment The official opening provided by Bill ceremonies followed Carson from the Carson Centre for Professional Hypnosis Hamilton the New Hamburg Bell and amateur CWL groups Mass was celebrated at pm at St Agnes Church Sunday with Bishop Reding main celebrant and his lary Bishop MacDonald assisting Officers were installed and Bishop Reding delivered a powerful homily on the Trinity Father of Acton attended this mass as well as the closing banquet at the Waterloo Motor Inn Many parish priests joined their parish councils to share in this final banquet Guest speaker was frank Clifford Director of Education for the Waterloo County Separate School Board He spoke on the realities of today youth Throughout the week end old friendships were renewed existing friend ships were cultivated and new friendships were made Members departed from convention feeling strengthened renewed and determined to work together for God and country