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Sports HE HERALD OUTLOOK rage Shepherd Waller sharp in busy week Chiefs go full circle For the week the Georgetown Packaging Minor Chiefs recorded a win over StreetsviUe a tie with Orangevllle and a loss in a hardfought physical game against Burlington The Chiefs travelled to on Jan 3 Trailing with a little over a minute remain ing in the game the Georgetown side showed their grit and deter mlnation as coach Dan Curtis pull goalie John Waller and watched as Packaging scored two goals to earn a draw First Jamie Stephenson converted a Stephen Onorpljenko pass and then defenceman Brent Wilkinson picked up a loose puck at centre tee crossed the and beat the Orangevllle goalie with a wrist shot Duke Bouskill unassisted and Mark Aldndge from Doug Sheppard rounded out the Minor Peewee scoring In StreetsviUe on Jan 5 the tar Packaging side dominated their hosts and skated to a vic tory Centres Sheppard with two goals and Erler with a goal and two assists led the way of Wilkinson and Bouskill also notched markers for the Chiefs Stephenson Scott Wilson Jim Katsilieris and Stephen earned a helper each Chad Hughes very capably the Chief victory The Minor Peewees hosted Burl at Memorial Arena on Jan 8 and the game was indicative of two teams knowing that the result will have a bearing on who will claim top spot in the TriCounty stan dings Georgetown held a ter edge in the first period but couldn score the aU important first goal Burlington dominated the second period and were rewarded with a lead The third period belonged to the Domtar Packaging squad Early in the period moved the puck to Sheppard who passed to who converted the pass to finish off the excellent passing play With three minutes remaining worked a fine with Stephenson to draw the Chiefs within one Georgetown swarmed the Burlington net in the final minute but could not count the equalizer John Waller made several excellent saves for the Minor in this loss The Domtar Packaging Minor Peewees close out their TriCounty league play with games against Brampton and Stoney Creek this week Atoms dominate Brampton in 42 win ByDOUGTHOM Herald Special Georgetown s Century 21 Major Atoms rebounded with a pair of re cent wins over Brampton and after losing to Burlington 7 3 In the Burlington game the Cen tury 21 Major Atoms never got un tracked and trailed throughout the entire game After trailing at the end of the first period Sandy Davidson opened the Georgetown scoring in the second period with a hard shot from the point position assisted by Kevin Brad Spears assisted by David Kotsos narrowed the Burlington lead to two goals but it was the closest that the hometown club was to come to Broomball tourney The Town of Hal ton Hills Recreation and Parks Depart ment in conjunction with the Herald will again be hosting the Annual Coed Broomball Tourna meat This mixed tournament is purely for fun dont worry about your abilities This years tournament will be Saturday Feb from 30 am 4pm at the Georgetown Fairgrounds The entry fee is only per team and registration is united so be sure to get your team entered now Registration forms ire available at the Recreation Parks Department and the Georgetown and Acton Arenas or more information call 8773185 Wool n Such Learn a new skin and have a lot of fun too Make something warm for winter Join Bonnie Guile of Wool n Such and create something you would be proud to wear or even give away Program runs Saturdays 1011 30 a m Burlington that night Paul San- assisted by Tim Diardlchuk completed the scoring Cen tury 21 team Two nights later a rested Cen tury 21 club travelled to Brampton and dominated the play defeating Brampton David Kotsos led the local scoring with a pair of goals the first assisted by Marc Boucher and Scott The second Kot goal was a solid solo effort Brad Spears the Century 21 cap tain increased the team lead on another fine solo effort Spears then combined with Andrew Trant to set up David Kalbarski who sizzled a into the top right cor ner to ensure the team victory A strong StreetsviUe team to Georgetown to find the Century club in a winning mood StreetsviUe opened the scoring in the first period and maintained the lead going into the second frame The Century 21 atoms responded with four unanswered goals to assume the lead which they never relinquished Brad Spears started the second period scoring assisted by Andrew David Boere put the Cen tury 21 club into the lead assisted by Andrew Trant and Thorn earned his third point of the evening on a goal assisted by Kevin Lumb and Tim then scored on a blistering shot from the point on a pass from David Kotsos and Marc Boucher StreetsviUe responded with a goal to narrow the local teams lead to two goals However a goal by David Kalbarski assisted by Brad Spears and one by Marc Boucher assisted by Scott Lahey and Tim Diar dichuk took the steam out of the StreetsviUe rally Milton and are the next opponents for the Century 21 Major Atom chib Ski team foes Milton Heights Ski Club got off to a great start for 1989 as three club teams swept their respective competitions last weekend Milton Heights white team took a 11462 cumulative score over Oshawa Ninjas at Glen Eden last Sunday while the green team defeated London Ski Club 12651 at Mansfield Milton Heights red team completed the Sunday sweep by downing the Alpine Club of Caledon 14272 in Caledon Milton Heights females were onetwothree In their category at Glen Eden with Stacey ONeill placing first Natalie Clarke of Milton in second and Bramptons Allison Sterling in third Campbellvllles Dan placed second in the male category with Derrick Glende of Milton in third and Mississaugas Brent Garell in fifth At Mansfield for the green team Momque Hoewing Nor- val Heidi Heckman and Cathy Bradley led the Heights with a onetwothree placing Mike West Ryan Page and Matt Bressner all of OakviUc also copped spots one through three in mens competition Jeff Kunze Milton and Holly OakvUle led MUton Heights in Caledon with both skiers taking first overall Danny Antonio of Camp- beUviUe was second in the boys group while Mark Hoewing was third Kathleen of Waterdown and Georgetowns Angela Fitzslmons rounded out Milton Heights tags In the girls division with a se cond and fifth respectively VAN CONSTRUCTION CARPENTRY DRYWALL TAPING NOTICE NIGEL M PHIPPS md Family Physician is pleased to announce the Opening of his Family Practice at the GEORGETOWN PROFESSIONAL ARTS BUILDING 99 Sinclair Ave Suite 210 Georgetown Ont L7G SGI Telephone 8733344 Lisa Carter of the Georgetown Rebels senior girls volleyball team rises up to play the ball against Blaltelock Tabbies in local high school action at GDHS gym last Monday Rebels suffered their first loss of the season as a determined Tabble contingent bounced back from an opening game 154 loss to sweep the next two games 1M3 and 159 to take the set Rebels will look to rebound on Monday when they visit the OakvilleTrafalgar Red Devils Outlook photo NOTICE D GRANT ISAAC bcom Barrister Solicitor Notary is pleased to announce the relocation of his law practice to the Professional Arts Building Suite 300 99 Sinclair Ave At Guelph Georgetown Ont L7G Telephone 8776911 Tor Line 7910619 Fax 8770288