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SECTION 1887 Sabres show signs of being contender after near demise take some of the pressure off senior Tom II II who has been carrying the weight in net or the I could get first start with the Sabres this Friday when they ploy We figured wed him a chat re to start an away game so ho can get oriented to the team Russian says Gary Hudson is coaching the Sabres after spending lost season as skipper of the Georgetown B Gemini To this point in the season Rus sian says fan support in Acton has been encouraging and he expects there will be considerable improve ment as the team progresses I think the fans are feel ng us out right now he says Once they sec we have a contender they 11 come out more To this point the Sabres hove beaten every other team In the league except Orangeville and They lost to in but the game was tied at four after the second period Against Caledon they were edged overtime Bradford the of the crop In the Mid Western loop last season trounced the Sabres in the first meeting of the two clubs But made amends on home ice when they took an decision in a rematch Besides the game In Friday night the Sabres host Brad ford this weekend for p game Saturday night at the Acton Arena After facing disbanding during the off season the Acton Sabres have bounced bach and climbed to a prominent In the Mid Ontario Junior Hockey League standings With two victories on the weekend the Sabres boosted their record to five wins against four losses on the At Grand Valley Thursday Rob Wilson scored twice as Acton doub ed the Harvesters and Friday they downed Schombcrg aided by the four goal performance of Tom Fisher The club has been climb ly in the stand ngs after gelling off to a somewhat shaky start mainly due to the fatt that they were without ice for practice t me until mid October During the summer there was a big question as to whether the Sabres would be back for another season at all But a new executive was formed an I things ire to gel for the club both on and off the Jules Russian has taken over as General Manager with the Sabres and says the team is showing mark improvement nee they ve been able to book practice times had three practices and it sure made a Bus says Wc re maintaining con trol and not giving puck away The team come Scoring goals doesn appear to be much of problem for Sabres and last week they acquired goalie Alec Plana of Milton which will Missed Chance The Georgetown District High running attack and they eventually School Senior Rebels found it tough defeated the Here a pais against Loyola In a Tier slips through the hands of a Senior Football match op last week Georgetown receiver during game sloppy field helped lyola control action Herald photo the ball with their straight ahead and Downs Juggleknots also known as Franklin was at liar Public School Oct to demonstrate he art of Juggling to about people The night or was sponsored by the Recreation Department Mr also conducts juggling workshops and a circus day He starts his students off slowly by Juggling Once they mastered that Juggling students move onto then balls Here Mr Margraves shows one or his pupils exactly I II done GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAR SINCLAIR AVE END ROLLS OF NEWSPRINT Great for moving scrap paper for the kids Nursery Schools etc CALL the HERALD Horn Nswipapw of Hill Est Guolph St Georgetown Senior Rebels end season unbeaten preparing to meet OT in playoff The Georgetown District High School Rebels copped off an undefeated regular season in Senior girls basketball Monday as they shaded Acton High School in The Rebels finish the season with a record of 11 straight wins and will The Rebels wrapped up record of II wins players first place In the Senior Girls from Georgetown and chase League as they defeated after the ball during a game between Acton Monday afternoon The the two teams last week which the finished an undefeated Rebels won IS Jr Rebels finish on winning note The defeated Per due Monday on home court round out the i regular in the East or Basketball The victory gave the Rebels a record of eight wins two losses good for third place in East led the attack for Georgetown with 16 points while Sarah contributed Jit to the cause With the llird place finish the Rebels will now f A Blnkelock who finished sixth the 11 team division The four to survive the East quarter final scries will play a crossover gome with four remaining Weil schools Nov Earlier in season Georgetown had a relatively easy time against defeating them 10 But that mean Rebels coach Susan Orchard is taking anything for gnntcd We beat them hand she says But I imagine they come up a number of changes on offence and defence to try and bring the score a little closer At the Junior level of competition says it difficult to count on consistency and therefore she cautious Unfortunately with Junior basketball Us up and down We re never sure what Die kids will bring to the game With win over Blnkelock the Rebels will most likely face MM Robinson in the next round at Burl ington The Junior Rebels to tip off with today Wednesday at following a playoff match up between the Senior Rebels and which begins at 15 pm WATCH THIS SPACE FOR ALL KIWANIS EVENTS DRIVING SCHOO Next Course Nov 16Dec 9 Monday Wednesday 630930 phone 8772671 Approved by Ontario Safety have home court advantage through the playoffs Georgetown coach Moe had hoped to get a running game go ing against Acton feeling that his team s potent scoring attack they would the advantage in a high scoring game But Acton was able to slow the pace down and stay within striking distance of the Rebels Acton only prior to the game Monday came a week earlier when they dropped a 37 decision 19 Georgetown For Acton to overtake the Rebels and noil down first place they would have had beat Georgetown by more than eight says with that leeway to with the Rebels found things a more comfortable despite the close score of the game It was a typical Georgetown Acton game very intense he said It as fast a pace as I would have liked but we had the points to ploy with so we just tried to keep it close Lisa Mason led the attack for Georgetown as she hit for 13 points Heather Lawrence contributed 12 to the Rebels cause while Jenny Melville had five and All son Irvine added four Today Wednesday both teams head into the East playoffs with home court advantage The Rebels host Oakvllle Trafalgar in a 3 m contest finished in spot Aclon will take on Milton District High School in another quarter final matchup Miltonflnishedscvenlh CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Phone MILTON GEORGETOWN Vacuum Sanitation Supplies Sales fit Service To All Mattes 8763394 DOMINION SEED HOUSE COUNTRY GARDEN CENTRE at Maple Ave Georgetown GRAND OPENING SALE CONTINUES Selected quality unusual colours many varieties and sizes AFRICAN VIOLETS Price reduced Oneyearold plants seven varieties available JUL ORCHID SEEDLINGS 2 I 00 Start now for winter bloom AMARYLLIS BULBS ei8 Three Tier Length Fluorescent Indoor REGAL LIGHT GARDENS special 395 Assorted pot sizes and many varieties of TROPICAL FOLIAGE PLANTS CACTUS PLANTS Sill time to plant final clearance good selection HOLLAND TULIP BULBS of 5 for 59 Several other assorted varieties of Spring blooming bulbs still available at 50 off catalogue price LUCKY DRAW SATURDAY NOV 7 PM PARAMOUNT ELECTRIC POWER BLOWER DROLL YANKEE BIG TOP BIRD TABLE MODEL 24 FLUORESCENT LIGHT GARDEN and other assorted prizes entry forms In store STORE HOURS Thura FrHtoy a Saturday am 00om Sale priceseffective until closing Saturday Nov Credit Valley Conservation Authority Meadow vale Ontario 1K0 Telephone 416 Public Information Centre No Glen Williams Flood Control Project The Credit Valley Conservation Authority has initiated a flood control study to identify flooding potential through the village of Glen Williams The study will recommend protection of private property susceptible to flooding based on economic en vironmental aesthetic and social factors The initial Public Information Centre was held June 1 to Identify preliminary concerns of residents This session will deal with review of the recommended flood control alternative as It relates to individual property owners DATE Wednesday November 1887 TIME 009 00 PUCE Qlen Williams Town Hall Corner of Prince and Main Streets Representatives or the Credit Valley Conservation Authority and the Engineering consultant will be on hand to describe the proposed works and address any queries Members of the public are invited to drop In at their convenience