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The Junior Girls volleyball squad was eliminated from the Hal ion quarter final playoffs last Tuesday in a showdown with the Georgetown Rebels The local girls were overpowered by their opponents 1S4 IS- and 156 In this photo Susan Craig tries to gain control of the ball Nelson eliminates Redmen BbKETBALL The Senior Boys basketball squad was the only basketball team in action last week as succumbed to Nelson High to be eliminated from their division playoffs Coach Dave Boycott said they lost the match In first quarter when they allowed Nelson High to gain an lead and despite coming within five points of their opponents In the second quarter they t seem to gain the upper hand The game remained close until the final five minutes when Acton started an allout offensive attack and taking several penalties they allowed Nelson High to walk away with the game John Kwaltkowski was high scorer for Ac ton with 12 points VOLLEYBALL The only scheduled volleyball this Week was the Junior Girls quarter final showdown with the Georgetown Raiders and despite putting forth a good effort the were defeated three games straight 154 159 and The are now eliminated from their divisional playoffs TRACK In track and field last week George Gld man put forth a great effort to grab third place in the yard run at OFFSA Doreen also did well this week as and Mm lo Mends and fir fipriptde itau and the Stow fti In think flip camp to flip new you she took third place the Canadian women metre event at the Toronto Star games with a time of 13 On Sunday February 19 nailed down first place in the metre event at the All Comers Meet at York University and finished the open men s metre event with top honors will be competing again this Sun day in the Canadian Junior Championships at York University SWIMMING On Thursday February the swimmers took on Lord Elgin High and gathered 343 points to defeat their opposition who could only muster 133 points In the Junior Girls events Carolyn Sewell placed first in the metre freestyle first in the 100 metre intermediate medley first in the metre stroke and first in the metre backstroke Me lame Johnston placed second in the metre freestyle and second in the 50 metre butterfly Andrea Wilson finished fifth in the metre freestyle and fourth in the 100 metre intermediate medley Maria nailed down first place in the metre freestyle third in the metre and second in the metre backstroke Heather notched a second place finish In the 50 metre Continued on page 12 ANNOUNCEMENT ay a DEREK HODGSON fit sales eh pot outside Anon was acirvtlf mm we mm A of MURRAY SON he ended High hockey Ho ih new Murray Wilson Pontine Buick Cadillac Lid MAIN ST MILTON to J SPECIALIZING IN VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT HONDA CIVIC AUDI PORSCHE PARTS SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRS LICENSED MECHANICS AUTO SALES SERVICE GEORGETOWN 8774571 recommend Broke At IrPae a fanm mi axon bus and At m Heel tent At en art Toe or McuMWtMinil EiMiSinlcttltf fflOwMllMM UP a ptoses 0 Do run AE Dm a nan tit vtntH 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feated Weston OakvUle matched and Burlington bombed Brampton Mark Hacbey led the Guelph assault with a hat trick while Roy Stuckless add a single for the win Guelph assists came f Joe Martin Ryan Brain poked in the lone Weston goal unassisted David Smiley pegged a pair of markers for unassisted to tie Dixie and Chris and Kevin Tribe nailed a marker each for Dixie Adam Forrest was the lead attacker for Burlington he tallied four markers and Michael Omera recorded a single to clinch the win Burlington aids came from Jeremy Cooney and Travis Mil MIDGET In midget playoff action February 19 Toronto blitzed Edmonton for an win and Montreal thumped Vancouver Ron Foxx chalked up a hat trick to lead Toronto to a decisive win and Rob Allen pegged a pair of markers Chris Cooney Todd Andrews and Tom Vandereyken re corded singles and Cooney Allen David Tom Jack and Talbot Johnson aided on the goals Scott Jeffrey nailed a pair of markers for Edmonton and Nick Fryers and Ed die Wilson scored singles with assists from Clint McMillan Dan Wood Wilson DaveHargrave and Colin Lewis Paul and Kevin Lobsingcr knocked in a pair of goals each for Mon and Steve Harkins and Rob Porte added singles for the win Chris Stewart Dodds Jerry Harrington Steve and Rob Porte assisted Dan and Doug Richardson recorded the two Vancouver goals with assists credited for Ken and Jeff Knapman PEEWEE In action Cleveland over whelmed Tidewater and Baltimore doubled Rochester 42 Gareth Marks played an outstanding game for Cleveland as he tallied four markers and Margie Parker David Craig and Paul Sankey were credited with singles Jason Medland and John Ford assisted Tim notched both Tidewater goals and a lone assist came from Troy Winters Geoff Burton led Baltimore to victory with a pair of markers and Brad Harkins and Jamie pegged singles in the effort Tommy Nolan Worthman Brad Harkins David Henderson and Paul Simmons were credited with assists Jamie Nicholson and Brian notched a goal each for Rochester with assists from Kent Petty and Dan Robin son ATOM In the Atom division Hamilton edged Oshawa53anJSt Kills 1 Jeff cranked out a pair of goals to lead to a win ana Sieve SLaney Rob Richmond and Kevin Petti pher added singles assists came from Ian Richmond Jason and Jeremy Marsh Clayton Leys Kevin Pratt and Mike Noscworthy tallied the Hamilton markers with assists from Pratt Nose- worthy Dave Blashuk Leys and Duff Sheldon Lincoln Calssle was assisted by Aaron Zuccala for the lone St goal and Ryan Masai es was assisted by Mark Manuel for the lone London marker BANTAM In Bantam division playoffs the Jets upset the Whalers and the Cougars the Rockies Peter Vender led the Jets at tack with a hat trick and Koalas Emanuel Kriticos Jason Henderson and Darnell Land added sin Dean George Vender Eyken Henderson and assisted on the goals Shane Adams Brian Haefner and Duane Avery scored for the Whalers with assists credited to Ed Robinson and Avery Tim Oakley led the Cougars to a win with a pair of 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result saw the two squads tied The St Josephs team Is Shwartz Jason Andre Des Roches Peter Delisbnuiovic Derek Burns Eric Mattaon Mark Allen and Stephan Sen welghofer Everyone on the team fought three matches and all in all everyone did very well Shinny dates Because of the PecWee hockey tournament there will not be any Legion hockey February However Sunday February League action will continue Heller vs Jug City at A T W will take on Nielsen at U0 and Acton Travel Family at