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Page THE ItFRAI Wednesday January Raider Raiders Edging towards first The Chrysler Raiders came one step closer to finishing the season In first place when they beat the current top Intermediate A team the Shipbuilders last Thursday coach Gary Ford said after the game the team played good hockey with a lot of heart and desire Owen Sound allstar Rick Green played his first game with Collingwood and he should help tl Shipbuilders In the future In another game last week Midland were stoned by the visltinjt Georgetown learn 11 No further results were ova liable on the Midland game All of the Raider scoring In the third period against with Tim notching two goals Singles went to Gary McFadycn Bruce Ellison Guy Cormier and Malcolm Anthony Ron led the assists category with three while Steve had two for the team Meanwhile in reducing their roster under regulations the Raiders cut Ron Osborne In goal Doug Brown on defence and Barry Trood a forward The team also recently signed former wood coach and former professional hockey play will hat the best of the Intermediate A talent at command Saturday night In Georgetown Raider goat tender Doug The Raiders are holding their Kid a Night this Friday in a game against Port Elgin Saturday Georgetown will host the second annual- AltStar contest Daryl Sly from Collingwood will again be the all star coach His first siring lineup consists of centre Tom Colley Collingwood left wing Ken Midland right wing John Mathews Collingwood Del Watson Colling wood defenceman Don Collingwood goal Harry Van Collingwood The second suing lineup consists of centre Vytas Urban Barrio left wing Tim Colley right wing Wayne Baffle Bruce Midland Wayne King Midland goal Craig Watson Midland The game starts at 30 Saturday Two match victory By DOUGLAS Herald Correspondent The Junior girls volleyball team won their first two matches of the season last week Their first match last Tuesday against Loyola saw the junior Rebels win the best two out of three games 157 and 1J10 Loyola a new school in the league beat George town in the first game 154 Rebel server Shannon Jackson had per cent serving and Rebel Caro lyn Griffiths made the most spikes Lost Thursday the or Rebels played White Ti encounter paces De Boers over Holl 32 First triumph for Acton Knights The Acton Knights regUtcred their first win of the In a decisive victory over Don Auto Service 1M In other Industrial hockey games Sunday at Alcott De Boer Movers edged Hollywood Tavern while Clark squeezed by M and M Pro Sports Acton Knight players went on a scoring rampage goals against Don s Auto In the first period Actons Randy got the frst goal of the game from Bob Baker and Scott Don back with a goal by Bill Lemon assist by Jeff Richardson and Don Then Acton Todd Mc In tyre came back with a goat assisted by Rob Evans The score advanced to 31 for the Knights when Bob Baker netted one from Jay Norland Jamie Hansen for Don avang the goal with one of his own from Gary Day The Knights kept up the pressure when Rob Evans scored from Todd Mc- lntyrc with two minutes left In the period In the second period Bob Baker made It lor Acton assisted by Coulson Then teammate Gord Scott scored from Jay Norland Don a broke the Knight streak with a goal by Doug Newton assisted by John and Kevin Hughes Gary Lumber then retaliated with two conse cutive goals both assist ed by Todd In tyre Then teammate Industrial hockey puck and scored at the 37 mark The last goal of the second period was scored by Actons Bob Baker assisted by Tim Evans and Randy In the third period Dan came back with two consecutive goals the first by Doug Newton assisted by Bill Lemon Then John spurred on his team with a goal assisted by Jamie Acton then came alive when Bob Baker assisted by Randy Coulson and Tim Evans scored Todd Mc In tyre added another on his goal assisted by Rob Evans and Jay Nor land Bob Baker added a goal assisted by Roger Evans and Randy at the IB mark to make the score The teams traded one goal each in the last three minutes as Don John Kwant scored unassisted and Actons Gord Scott scored from Lorry Resume Hollywood In the tight encounter between Hollywood and De Boer a Movers no one could put points on the scoreboard in the first period Hollywood broke the sllencewheBllIMcGillo- woy scored from Brian Beaumont and Ian Syme at the Boer a came back with a goal of their own when Marty scored unassisted In the third period BUI Taylor gave his team the lead with a goal assisted by Terry Turner at the mid way mark Team mate Paul Allison then scored another to advance the score to 31 assisted by George Osborne and Marty Hollywood came back with a goal by Larry Peterson assisted by Brian Beaumont and Bert Osborne AkcraJ Clark in the first period Jim Peardon scoring for and M assisted by Chuck Williams Akcrs got their goal from Bob Ellnesky assisted by Chris Milne at the 19 mark Then Steve Crotsman led the game at I when he scored for M and assisted by Chuck Willi and Akers then won the game on Chris Milne tally assisted by Finn Arnold the mark Oaks and once again won the best two out of three games Shannon Jackson and Gordon contributed to Jody Barwell a serving and Kellie Gordon dominated the team spiking Georgetown lost the first game 1512 because of a weak offence but hey were spiking more in secur their 1M and 157 wins The team a forte is their strong defence but their offence Is inconsistent Weil be working on a stronger offence said coach 0 Nell The team last year consisted mainly of grade nine students and they almost made the playoffs although they only won two matches that season Their inexperience cost them the playoffs but this year hey will be putting to use the experience they gained last year as a fledgling earn Their goal The playoffs this year and according to the coach its possible that they make It The seniors dominated their first match of the season in their encounter with White Oaks last Thursday Thosenlor Rebels start ed slowly losing to W 0 They came back in the next two games and beating Playing for this year senior team arc Joanne Bingham Cathy Tina Lord Sue Martin RobynMaybec KaraMc Barb Michelle Mlchm Cindy Laura Smith and Karen Trudcll The senior and junior girls meet Milton at Milton High School to morrow Thursday Continued page Georgetown gals get physical Brampton Mr Olympic bodybuilder champion may soon have a challenger from memb ers of a new weight lifting gymnasium at 95 Main St In Georgetown Ian Crlchton a former Canadian lightweight power lifting and weightllfting Champion opened his Muscleworks gyra in September The wellequipped lity has enticed a membership of most Of them serious athletes trying to Improve their performance Mr on said There arc also three Serious bodybuilders and two women training for competition came second in a Van Open competition for women bodybuilders She taught at the local In British Columbia Rhonda Hall is a student at George town District High School and is training with The girls are only about IS pounds off he Ontario record Mr Pam MacGillivray a qualified bodybuilding judge Just recently moved to Georgetown She comes from Vancouver where she has entered and Crlchton Bald The Muscleworks own er said the Idea for well In and bodybuilding As a power she was first In Vancouver and second in British Columbia weigh Ulltlng facility was an idea he has toyed with for a number of years He went to the Univer sity of Western Ontario where he graduated with a in physical educa Hon and psychology After university he managed a Brampton fit centre for 18 months Bros Sports of Georgetown was under his management for four years before the business was sold lo M and Pro Sports When he worked with Air Canada after selling his sports store he travel led to California and there he borrowed some Ideas for his Muscleworks gym Mr Crlchton said He began working for Rhonda Hall who never lifted before September The GDHS student Is considering entering Into some competition MEET THE JILLS Keeping an eye on coachs job Sports Unlimited Brampton helping to manage the store while opening up his weight lifting facility Mr Crichton said he tries to help gear pro grams to athletes goals The stigma of bodybuild ing la not as prevalent as It once was he said He would like to even tually work at his gym with the members on a full time basis to age and help them as much as possible Crlchton Is interested in sports medicine and would like to further his training in that area CHURCH DIRECTORY This Weekend attend the Church of your Choice HOLY CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH MlSlt AVI Fitter Dm Cats PASTOR MASSES Sal Sun Sam 12 MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR EdwbH GSflS EVERT SUNDAY 9 FamlyBiNs School Ham caching Worship Praise WEEKDAYS Prayer Mo Study Youth Recreat on Boys is Clubs MONTHLY fellows hips Lad Swot Adults LUTHERAN CHURCH AT CAROLE STREET fin Or J M Sunday School Church m Lulhmn Hoar AT GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH 14 Msbiltmt South Sun Jan 16 Twelveyear old gymnast Lisa Graham says her most memorable event in the sport happened when she was at a local demonstration Lisa was doing her bars routine when she fell on her head with her mother looking on amongst the crowds that had gathered to watch the demonstration She t hurt but the 1 gymnast was red faced over the dent Lisa began gymnastics when she was 2 years old in a Toddler gym class After Joining a recreational gymnastics course for two years her coach suggested she try out for the Halton Hills Jills gymnastics club At age she began training as a gymnast with the Jills It was difficult at first because she t know anyone in the club but Lisa soon fit right In and learned more difficult maneuvers like back hand springs and walkovers SECOND OVERALL In one meet she won a first on thc- bars and a second place overall for her routines Moving on to the comp I lia Graham stream Lisa found the competition much tougher Now that he is lng four days per week she has little time to participate in other hobbies Lisa said she was In Guides last year and wanted to move to Path finders but there wosn t time She enjoys gymnastics because she gets to meet other kids outside of school The grade eight student likes soccer as well as gym at school Lisa does well In French and math although she t particularly like those subjects One thing about gymnastics is that it gets her out of the house and she doesn have to do as much cleaning Lisa said Lisa won any ribbons thus far In the competitive stream She la thinking about coaching gymnastics and would some day like to be a teacher The Georgetown native said she t wont to go on and try out for the Olympic team Last year in competition she had a sere but she persisted and finished the event gaining a sixth on the vault Halibut Shrimp Cod Chicken Skipper Chips GMrgelown Market Place Barry D Tlmleck Cbirutts BULGING SUITE GEORGETOWN The Ambro Transport Tier Two Midgets won the consolation fur the New Hamburg tournament beating over the weekend I the first game of the New Year Midgets beat Burl in league play Scoring 1 the Burlington game was Brian Stone who managed three goals and one assist Teammate Craig Harrison hod one goal and one assist while Phil Wickcns netted one goal led In the assists department with two while Rich Ward and Bruce Sheppard had one Ambro Midgets tourney victors ALL SIZES TOP BUD HAINES 3 DURHAM Front End Inspection 19 or miles warranty on any rebuilt front end Commercial I 1 1 30 months or 25 miles NORMS AUTO REPAIRS Unit 8776020 LOOK I CORD In various shades 160 yds CORD JUMBO CORD NOW ONLY 22 V each BEADS 235 RINGS DRINGS SQUARES PLASTIC Available in Blue Green Pink While etc MACRAME PATTERNS PRICE GLEN MILL