Crowds and Comebacks Mark Mount Forest Acton Series
The piece notes crowd optimism around 500 for most Mount Forest and Acton games, cites poor attendance in Fergus due to advertising and venue changes, and highlights the transformation to the Dew Community Centre as boosting fan interest. It describes a best of seven Mount Forest vs Acton series with home wins, rising offense, and tense pressure ahead of Friday's pivotal game.
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Novices Beat Nobleton 6-2 in Community Centre Hockey
Acton Novices outplayed Nobleton with a strong positional game at the community centre. Gord Lasby and Mark Howall led scoring with two and one goals respectively, while Bob Andrews added a second. Nobleton rallied once, but Acton claimed the win.
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Mark Howall
Dave Dunbar
Bob Andrews
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Lions Club Honors Acton Juvenile Hockey Group Dinner
The Acton Lions hosted a reguive dinner meeting featuring the juvenile hockey club guests and minor sport executives. Gifts were given to manager Ernie Marks and coach Ben Bayliss. Ben Bayliss received a certificate for coaching the juveniles this season. Lion Barry Inscoe hosted entertainment including films a sing song and an Irish lullaby by Brian Mc Cristall.
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Ben Bayliss
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Barry Inscoe
Herb Dodds
Jack Pink
Pete Vale
Doc Harkley
Mount Forest Belmonts defeat Acton 12 to 7 in Series A tilt
Mount Forest Belmonts, led by Lorne Parker with six goals, overwhelmed Acton 12 7 on Monday night at Mom Forst arena. Mount Forest built a big lead early, Acton rallied briefly in the final period, but Belmonts maintained control with strong defense and scoring from Musselman Reeves and Parker.
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Local Youth Hockey Playoffs Start With Upsets and Ties
Guelph and St Kitts win two decisive games while Toronto edges Montreal in a three game set. Battling Bantams and Pee Wee divisions feature tight finishes as teams prepare for forthcoming Georgetown tourney with players like Dunbar, Turkosz, Dunn and Creighton contributing key goals and assists.
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Bill Hagan
Lone Falls
George Cook
David Ryder
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Rochester
Jerry Ockenden
David Woodhouse
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Mittan Ball
Ploward Dwyer
John Creighton
Hoeward Dwyer
Georgetown Four Town Tourney Schedule
The Georgetown Four Town Tourney lists matchups for bantam novice and pee wee divisions. Georgetown faces Milton Acton Fergus in a day of early morning games with finals at 2.15 p.m. 3.20 p.m. and 4.25 p.m. with trophies after each final.
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Saga of Nicodemus O Malley and Pee Wee Hockey Coach
The article lauds Doc nicknamed by players as a devoted Pee Wee hockey manager in Acton, guiding the Acton Businessmen's Pee Wees through a season of regional tournaments and travel from Georgetown to Buffalo. It highlights his commitment to kids, a near miss with car trouble, and the team’s growth as they prepare for upcoming games with NAH Series Martine and other foes.
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Flyers Set to Face Walkerton in WOAA Opener
The Fergus Flyers meet Walkerton in the WOAA playoffs opener Friday night while Georgetown Raiders swept Guelph in three straight games to begin their group playoff round.
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Acton Wins 6-2 Over Mount Forest In Intermediate Series
Acton's Merriment and teamwork propel a 6-2 victory over Mount Forest as Bellmont hosts the second game at the Community Centre. Stu McDonald opens scoring, Budines and Sehwint anchor the attack while Belmonts backstop holds firm. The win tightens the series with Mount Forest failing to close in four straight.
Industrial Loop Rested Sunday League Hockey Schedule
The report notes a Sunday league hockey schedule with games at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. featuring the Fire playing against Serrere and Raiders facing Cyclones. It mentions final regular games and upcoming playoffs starting the following Wednesday, with series between top and lower place teams based on total goals.
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Goodwill Used Cars Advertising List
Used car lineup including 58 Chevrolet four door at 31295, 58 GM pickup one ton at 1195, 87 Pontiac Convertible at 1395, 37 Chevrolet four door hardtop at 1195, 57 Chevrolet four door hardtop at 1395, 57 Ford four door and a 57 Karman Ghia listed.
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