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HILLS OUTLOOK Friday March Sports Optimist peewees take consolation THE VW FOX MOTORS LTD The Optimist Minor opened their spring break In Sloney Creek and returned from a March hockey tournament as the consolation champions In their first match Georgetown recovered from a deficit against Waterloo and scored four goals in the final frame to chalk up a victory Shawn Currj led the Optimists with three goals while Wright had a pair of markers Tim and Andrew Elliott add singles Assists went to Jeff Wnghl with four Barrow Ken Kuwiwka and apiece and Curry Kevin with Patrick and Shawn Pi The second game for the Optimists matched them against the host club Creek in what proved to a close contest throughout The score was In Georgetown favour after the first period and the second Creek came back with a goal early in the third to make it 4 selling the for on exciting period which featured end With just seconds remaining Steven Wright scored insurance marker assisted by brother Jeff to finally quell the Creik Elliott Patrick and Jeff ft right Wnghl had assists and and Jake Mashinter had one each In Sunday action the locals played the London Sabres lost a dicisivc contest After trailing heading into the third the team managed two goals but their com bid was stopped short Steven scored twice with singles Jeff Wright and Koszwika Two assists wen also awarded to Single assists went to Patrick Curry and Wright The Sabres advanced to the where defeated by Volunteers to be recognized The newspapers have to be read these days as both turn out Wednesday and weekend editions and you may find the column in dif places each time It so happens there was not a col umn last week as at this time of the year there Is a shortage of stuff to print However three phone calls on my new gadget the answering machine plus another two live ones prompt me to remind folks out there that the next Georgetown Soc Club registration day is Satur day April 4 at Arena Hall front a until noon In addition to players coaches and referees are still required for the organization I do not know of Ac tons or Plnevicws situations in these regards The HaJton Hills Volunteer Bureau is hosting a volunteer recognition evening on Monday April when Mayor Miller will lificatcs of recognition to volunteer in the area Volunteers are the backbone of many organizations and without them they would cease to exist Many coaches and referees and administrators are brought into the fold because of their own children Involvement sometimes voluntarily and sometimes by cajolement Utopia would be If persons came along because they themselves wished to do so Georgetown under squad will In fact play In the 2nd division of the Peel Hal ton soccer league as there are only four teams of under This will give the lads valuable ex peri against some older teams Perhaps we may see the odd ex player register to help out as this 2nd division will be a senior division and therefore an open age group The ladies league held their first meeting of the year recently The main news Is that one Milton team has folded and is replaced by a new team entered from The Milton outfit is likely to retain most last season excellent team with the addition of some the now folded team The Brampton club will be unknown factor for a time However I am sure they will prove to be thy opponents I understand that the teams may still require coaches and anyone Interested should contact Joce Bydtvaate The girls play to win jet remain sporting and sociable and can provide an en in the coaching A Department of Physical lion sports seminar look place at York University over this weekend Naturally our own Dr was very much involved With Tony Wallers Canada World Cup coach Dale Barnes TV and CSL fame Technical Director and goalkeeper coach Dick Howard former national team cap- lain Bob Cosmos and amongst others were plenty of expert opinions ami delivered treatise on mini soccer and coaching youlh players as his public Stu has been heavily in the department programs in recent The Inter County soccer league the recreational vanety held its meeting last week The major news is probably the reorganization of the Meteor soccer club from Inst The Whites have disbanded and a new team of over 30 with a sprinkling of has been formed and accepted into the league by the members The Blues will continue be represented It the 1st division and United likely to ploy In the 2nd lost Slreetsville Trexcon and league runners up to Milton Mangers have also entered a second team tentatively at this time Other good news Is the return of an old name with new players in that of the The Eagles will be managed by Clare Jonkman and consists of player fremiti a m fl Thursday Friday Georgetown another young from the Chris tun Reform Church Trafalgar Raid So many young lads expressed desire to play that new team was formed and will be run completely independent from the Ajnx Curwood outfit The league also made several changes the bylaws amongst which is the reduction from six com player per learn three per team This is a move towards complete recreational registrations of players In accord with the league constitution There also been a few other inquiries from possible entries which arc being by the It was a feather in Canada s cap to snap up the second under 16 World Cup Tournament which commences Sunday July 12 The Canadian team will play all its games in Toronto Cinada will open the with a p kickoff at Varsity Our teim will also play on July and in the attempt to make quarter finals As intimated before the opening day is likely to be declared Peel day and our counties tickets will be at a reduced rate for that day only Two world class games for is bargain not to be scoffed at by anyone The senior national lean has taken off for England and the Euro pean continent for six games in preparation for the next round of in tenia over here wonder how much coverage will be given this new squad s efforts i they prepare for what is In reality the first tilt at qualifying for the next Wot d Cup The new coach Is Bob Bcarpark a former assistant to Tony Walters who has stepped down from the post since the close of the World Cup The way things arc going our Slayers local and otherwise will live goals to attain within reach and within reality With the loss to London was placed In the con finol against a team which had Just lost to Pickering opened the scoring in the first period but the Optimists came back In the second to tie It at one as Jeff Wright scored from tlholt and Kosiiwkn From that point on play was tight and featured close checking two- way hockey with only few minutes re maining in third period Wright scored the winning goal by brother Jeff and rcsBWOod the consolation title teams displayed good spoil and fine team play Go lies Tommy Mirk SI Pierre prowded excellent net minding throughout the four games Without their oris the team would not en joed the same success they split tend In each The Optimist Peewees closed their regular season Sunday losing decisively to Brampton Scoring f r Georgetown wire isnwka and Steven Wright Greg picked up an assist on tin Wright and out on Kosiiwkn murker The entire team i in be con on fine and they will hue an opportunity to add to their successes when they compete at a tournament in this weekend MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Box 37 Georgetown Ontario L7G4T1 REGISTRATION FOR THE 198788 SEASON Sat March 1 m Sat 18 a Noon ARENA UPSTAIRS person LATE REGISTRATION family AFTER APRIL or more per amily 190 00 1 person 125 For lor loo persons per tarn 3 or more per A Look Back QUESTION Which local athlete ap pointed to the Canadian I Team In 1977 and In which major competition be participate ANSWER I it uwouitiojy J FIRST IN 0UTBMHDS ft SERVICE CENTRE LTD Main SIN ACTON 8531682 Special Were passing the savings on lawn tractors to our customers HAZENS LAWN CYCLE