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SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday October IS IMS Pane FULL STRETCH A member of the Georgetown minor novice rep team stretches out to the puck ahead to teammate The minor novices were In action Sunday playing at Memorial Arena Herald photo come up with hoop wins Acton High School Junior girls basketball team kept on winning this week while the senior squad snapped a twogame losing streak The juniors defeated Perdue Tuesday as the jumped out to a 102 first quarter lead and at the half Susan Craig had 12 for the Trophies given winners Klmmer also had five for the Thursday the team travelled to E C and left with a 3714 win The visitors led 104 at half Craig had points for the winners while Margie Parker chipped in with 10 The Georgetown SlowPilch team defeated the Elks and in playoff action recently Saturday league members got together at the Masonic Temple near Trafalgar Road and Highway for an awards celebra tion The Kinsmen and Shaws Trophies won pennants for winning their divisi on titles Special trophies were given to the Elks who were rumiersup and the champions from Shaws About 12S people attended the celebration which Included a dance his season The senior squad evened its record at two wins two losses with a win over E C Thursday Boo had points for Ihe winners while Judy Thomson and Lee Ann Johnson both chipped in with 12 points each The seniors will attend the Lome Park tournament this weekend will host a pair of hoop tournaments soon The junior tourney will be held Oct while the senior event will be held Nov Both tournaments will be played at the Acton gym The Senior squad will compete in the Ontario A championships Dec at Base Borden in Barrle SCOREBOARD Genii HJ Krai Tripp J Cub Jake J Bora Jam Ml nab Dan 1 latitat J a talc Jtfl Smith Craig Hon TlliUa Juan Da JUVENILE Trio Marti Tan Gran Tim Retain i Tem Ian I Mirk Dean Morgan Tim Flea Goala Dave Kick Hum AiabU Saccat Tham Barm Stan Goah Jim Mcacacn I Gaali Aodrtaa Hack Tem ley Bert Sine Tamer Brace Raima Car MIDGET Standard Tnry Smith Brad Mirk Ait litis Randy Sine BANTAM MacPbnrHn Stewart Goal Dana Lane Brad J Pal McCarUiy David Jack Past AuiiU Brad Bray WUrall Jack Pool Dan MtCarlBT t laa Callaway Jim llaamao Hillock IKlarkalnJatttiBe Goal Lance MacKla omlKU lie Dank iMirUnBaraard Itcrtoa Carpel Data Data Charlie Kyle Mark Sao Km Dae Scott MINOR PEE WEE MarrayMetonl Bradley Nlcbolai Scott llf Smith Shaen Baker Donah Maattjjs Thorn Michael Ryan Andrew Mkhatl CaaUnmtal Service Glbbona I Malncw Vratlm CI Koala Brad Kooyonmlla Joel Bradley AuliU Btcvle IS KwSdesSamg llamph NOVICE Brad Barrett I lUrretl J Breed- aBdMProSportal la Brian Kalpera MIN AT Goabi Jeremiah Trevor rnucy 11 David Weir laubeartbl Jiwo Parker I Rebel runners peaking Georgetown District High School crosscountry Rebels seem to he peaking at Hunt lime With the Halton championships today at Kelso the team took home the overall title Thursday at the Oktober- meet It was held at Chlcopec ski hill in Kitchener and Georgetown outdistanced rival ONoil Collegiate of by 11 points for the title The Rebels took top Honors in the overall boys class over by points and were second in the girls category by Ihe slimmest of margins ONell won the class by a single point over the local team as St Marys of Kllchcncr had to settle for third spot just a point behind the Rebels The midget boys won their class as Bob finished fourth overall in the field of runners in 1842 David Sclda was fifth while Glen Mulder finished seventh Cam Herman came in 11918 while Tim Parker finished up in 146th The junior boys also topped their category as Jeff Amnio finished ninth Individually in Teammate Dave Paul was right behind in 10th while Greg McKenzle was 12th Brendan Cleary was 2232 Other finishers for the Rebels were 32nd Paul Mark Lamb Bath Terry Dixon Peter Ramsay 145h and Richard Vanderwal 134th The senior boys squad finished second overall despite Rebel Erik Hopkins winning the senior race in Mike Wood finished 15th in the man field 2522 while Jim Clark was 2608 Other finishers Include Brian Brian llanman and Alan Bray No results for llie girls were available Acton High School also competed In the meet Tamara Reynolds finished In the Midget girls race while Sabrlna Papp was 1671b In the Junior girls event David Boyle was in the midget Major atoms split Georgetown Resources major atoms hosted Erin Sunday at Memorial Arena taking a loss although the final score was not indicative of the fast pace of the game Steve Wright opened the scoring in the first frame assisted by Jeff Wright Two third period markers by Jeff Wright tied the game 33 with assists going to Steve Wright Jake Mashlnter and Troy Gardner Erin tallied two more unanswered goals to finalize the game 3 Playing in Milton Monday the Resources team displayed a third period effort to gain a 32 victory With only three seconds left In the game Kevin Patrick notched the game winner from Steve Wright Other goals for Georgetown were scored by Steve Wright and Kevin Patrick assist ed by Brad and Jake Mashln- Strong opening Georgetown North Sports Major Novice hockey team opened their season in strong fashion lest week with victories over Milton and boro by scores of 31 and 53 On Thursday night Milton who are expec ted to be their chief rivals for the County crown came to town for the season opener The North Sports squad started slowly and fell behind midway through first period Strong goaltendlng by Steve and Jeff and stout defensive work by the pairs Gavin Gloser and Mike Kotsos and Jamie Stephenson and Brent Wilkinson held Milton scoreless the rest of the way Georgetown pressed throughout the second and Into the third period and finally were rewarded when Doug Sheppard scored on a fine effort the assist going to Closer In the final minute of the game scored again this time assisted by David Bousktli Sheppard completed the hat trick into the empty net to ensure the outcome with assists going to Bousklll and Robbie Wands In Flamboro Wands opened the scoring with an assist to A lapse saw North Halton fall behind 31 before storming back with unanswered goals all In the last twelve minutes of the game The scoring for Georgetown was handled by with two and singles by and Blaine McCauley Assists were earned on the last goals by McCauley Wands and Whorley In goal made several excellent saves throughout the contest Hockey Schedules I WEEK TEAM Bind 1 n Or M llurllajtloa I Horn AOranicvlllc AOraoevllle it lap M IMapmM Juvenile A at spnMDxindatk lend Arena M Memorial Arena SCHEDULE TYKE NOV HOUSE IKA ANTAM 1 10 USE AC VE SCI mom In MAJOR ATOM MINOR PEE WEE I Murray Moton Leaden I MAJOR PEE WEE RNellaMoilc Queen Track CBtandard JUVENILE Rent- A Novices unbeaten The hockey Moms minor Novice AA team remains undefeated in regular season play with a 31 win on home ice against The visiting squad applied a lot of pressure right from the opening faceoff which resulted in an early goal continued to apply pressure and constantly used long clearing passes to fast breaking forwards which resulted In numerous three on two and two on one breakouts All the Georgetown forwards put in a super effort backchecking to assist the defence fii forcing players to shoot before they had a chance to set up David Kotcos finally managed to bring Georgetown even late in the second period after being put into the open by Marc Boucher Both squads continued to play aggress ive hockey as It was soon obvious neither team would be content with the tie The fans enjoyed a third period filled with end to end rushes and many shots being directed to both nets David Pearson was assist ed by his defencernen who dove In front of many allots and deflected them away from the net Tim my and Kevin Lamb kept the front of the net clear so Pearson would have a clear look at any of the Incoming shots Midway through the final period Brad Spears intercepted a clearing pass at the blue line Robbie in front asa screen and Spears wrist shot from the point found the mark Rather than lying back and protect the narrow lead Georgetown surprised only IS seconds later when Alex Clarke hit Kotsos streaking down the right side Kotsos flipped a quick pass to teammate Boucher who made no mistake of it and beat a sprawling The charged up Moms team prevented from mounting any serious challenge to their lead twice attempted to put their for the extra attacker but only to see him dashing back to protect the net against rushes by David A tired but happy squad smothered Pearson at the final The team takes to the road this Week with a visit to Brampton Satur day and on to Oakville Sunday Short circuit victory boys race while Duncan Noble 293 and Mike Caspar 339 also ran was 125th In the Junior boys race while Tristan 202 Geoff Mike and Ernie Mollis 324 ran Simon 38 John 1 and Chris Competed in the senior race NOTEsErtc Hopkins ran this weekend In Athletes for Africa km event The GDHS student finished third in the mens under- 19 event In Swim course There are still openings In the Adult Swimming lessons If you are interested In getting back into the Swim of Things then the Adult Bronze Medallion Course Is or you Register now For more infor mation call your local Recreation and Parks Department Coaches clinic The National Coaching Certifi cation Program Theory Level I Coaching Clinic is being held this Saturday and Sunday at McKenzle Smith School In Acton The cost Is only and the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department will refund half of the course fees upon successful completion of the course for local coaches Be sure to register today as ail registrations must be made at the Recreation and Parks Department Office by Thursday September Contact changes VOLLEYBALL Georgetown Mixed Volleyball Barb Huxrel- Street Nerval Ontario LOP 1K0 BADMINTON Acton Badmin ton Club Henrietta Mason Ontario NOB Summer success ifco Hills Recreation and Parks Department Summer staff would like to thank all participants for making this summer a huge success We hope you enjoyed yourselves as much as we did and we would like to see you again next year for another fun filled summer Royals net hockey win By JAMES ROB1LLARD Herald Special The Hlllsburgh Royals led by two goal performances by Ed Scott and Paul dumped the Arthur Tigers in Intermedi ate exhibition hockey Friday October at the Arthur arena Paul Allison Kerry Kuenzlg and Karl Meyer connected for single markers for the Royals While Greg Leslec replied for Arthur The game evened the Royals exhibition record at one win and one loss and averaged their earlier defeat to the Tigers opens the regular season this weekend with a pair of games On Saturday October the Royals play host to 81s and then on Sunday they travel to Exeter to play the Mohawks ROYALTIESBrad Miller has signed with Hoop scores The Georgetown Ladle Basketball League began another season last week with Capri corns and Trojans coming up winners defeated Mustangs 38 as Marie Smith netted 16 points for the winners Kerry had eight also No final scorers were available for Mustangs In the second game Lynn Cart- wright had 12 points for Trojans in their win over Cougars June Nicholson and Hane Power all had points also Chung Kim had 14 for Cougars while Susan Cock bum added eight Opening their league play Thurs day hosting Milton at Memorial Arena the Hanman Electric AA major pecwees short circuited the visitors for a victory Dale McNIven counted the first two Georgetown markers from McCauley Jim English and Andy Wade Serjeantson put the locals ahead 30 connecting on a goal mouth pass from English and McCauley McCauley earned his third assist of the frame setting up for the fourth goal Mike Melville notched the only tally In the second stanza on a three way passing play from English and Serjeantson Georgetown made It on an unassisted short handed effort In the third period Milton scored with just over a minute remaining in the game to steal the Georgetown shut out The coaches were pleased with the excell ent defensive effort and solid rorechecklng Travelling to giving Sunday the locals lost The first frame was scoreless with fast end end play and great displayed for Georgetown Rod scored Georgetowns only second frame goal on an unassisted effort to lie the game pulled ahead by one early in the final frame Jim English put the puck home on the open side of the net from Andy and Dale McNiven came back with two more goals one Into an empty net to end the match PHOTO REPRINTS are available or any photograph appearing in The Herald 8772201 HOLY CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 224 Mapla Avenue MASSES Saturday SundayBam noon fat Information call FOR QUALITY PRODUCTS WITH EXPERT SERVICE CALL 8775413 NEVOSED Cars and Trucks 1986 Nissans are In stock nowl Special Prices on all 610 Martin St Milton Mill NORTHEND t NISSAN Get the most out of your business insurance Federated Insurance can make sure that youre getting real in surance value Because our security survey is geared to put 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