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THE HILLS HERALD THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday February 8 1991 QXcORPGRATE AUTOMOTIVE TRAFALGAR A AVE FImi Spocloilsti Tunsup Special Pickup Delivery Towing AST FRIENDLY SERVICE RICK Sar and 1 ROB RISK I Recreation Herald Sports Editor s 8772201 B2 Ski Club Wins B3 B3 Women On Wheels B5 Sabres storm over Fergus 92 Acton Sabres Jim English showed some of his Jr B ex perience and talent in Wednes days playoff game against Fergus in Acton Arena scoring a hat trick to help the team win English seemed to provide the spark Sabres needed after losing their opening game of the best of seven series Tuesday night at Fergus English also notched two assists in Wednesdays game Sabres looked to be in danger of repeating their first nights result early in the second game when Fergus scored on the powerplay halfway through the opening period However Jeff always a scoring threat came through two minutes later to tie it up Sabres took the lead shortly after when Jason Lucas scored on the assisted by John Van Dam and English Twenty seconds later English scored his first of three assisted by Lucas and Paul Fergus got their second goal of the game with just over a minute to play in the second period but Jamie Quran restored the five goal lead 29 seconds into the final period assisted by Shevalier and Mark Adam Hilts notched the eighth Sabre goal at 615 stealing the rebound practically from the Fergus goalies glove and chipp ing It inwthe net from the top of the crease English got his hat trick on the Sabres last goal of the game after his team won the faceoff and drew it back to him at the point English wasted no time blasting one that found its way through a forest of legs and past the Fergus Sabres play game three at home tonight at 800 pm game four at Fergus starting at pm and game five will be at Ac ton Feb pm SPORT SHORTS A Fergus defender tries to delay an Acton Sabre from reaching the puck in front of the visitors net al Acton Arena Wednesday night Acton won the se cond game of the best of seven series 92 but lost the opener in Fergus on Monday Herald photo Rebel Midget hoopsters make playoffs Rebel midget and senior teams decided their own fates at home against Milton and EC last week with midgets earning two wins and seniors losing their final game by just one point Midgets defeated Milton 5330 having led since the opening basket Georgetown led at the end of the first quarter and 2516 at the half Wednesday having defeated Milton which had been tied with them with three points Rebels Raiders stomped by Streetsville By ROBERT RISK Herald Sports Editor Georgetown Raiders lost their rematch against Streetsville Tuesday night by a count after edging the Derbys on Feb The game was a big penalty night for both teams with Raiders earning visits to the box compared with for the home side Raiders stayed relatively close in the early going though they trailed after the first seconds of the game Streetsvilles Randy Murphy and Scott Davidson haunted Raiders with Murphy notching four goals and Davidson hat trick After Murphy got two within the first three minutes of play Scott Humber combined with Adam Hagen and Charlie Humber to draw to 21 Streetsville scored another before Bill McDonald picked up a pass from and Corey Aimes to again pull within one Streetsville got another before the end of the period Jo restore the two goal bulge It was all Derbys in the middle frame scoring two goals to take a 62 lead resulting in Raider Jason Sirota being replaced by Jason Nicholson scored on a at of the third from Duane Lewis and Matt Rudnicki but Streetsville applied more pressure getting two more within three minutes of the other McDonald found the net for Georgetowns last goal at 14 assisted by John Ventresca a re cent addition to the Raider bench Streetsville scored again on the powerplay and one more into an empty net to make it a final Raiders play tonight at before completing their regular season schedule at home tomorrow against Peterborough starting at 730 pm CENTRAL JUNIOR Wril lion Stan dJnf TEAM T Milton 10 Brampton 40 Burlington M jo IB Streets vl lit 41 19 a 1 Peterborough a Ha tarda Burlington Georgetown Peterborough 4 Tuesday Streetsville faced EC the other team that was knotted with them for sixth place The home team didnt let up scoring 12 points in the third quarter for a 3821 lead and 11 more in the final frame for the victory Rebels are likely to meet either MM Robinson or Nelson in the preliminary playoff round next week Rebels senior basketball squad were defeated by Milton on Monday but were hoping a win over EC Wednesday would carry them into the final playoff spot However Rebels dropped a close one 5857 to the visitors eliminating the team from post season play Results from the junior games were unavailable but the team is out of playoff con tention As of press time both junior and senior volleyball teams had records having won both of their games this week Juniors defeated Milton 20 on Monday and EC Drury 20 as well The team could have first wrapped up if MM Robinson 71 as of Feb 1 lost to either Acton or Nelson If there is a tie a deciding match will be played Wednesday but a location hasnt been chosen yet Senior Rebels be in the same position beaten EC Drury 20 on Wednesday Georgetown has a record and would be in first if Bishop Reding lost either to Milton or Acton Midget volleyball concludes Tuesday with the North Halton championship tournament at Ac ton High School An Drury midget basketball player finds himself under some pressure during his teams game against Georgetown Rebels at GDHS on Wednesday Rebels won to take the last playoff spot In the Richardson division Herald photo Tourney helps Easter Seals Georgetown Major Novices are helping raise money for Easter Seals by selling tickets on behalf of the 36th Annual Timmy Tyke Tournament in North York on March 2 The team is hoping for a good response from the community since the four teams which sell the most tickets will also have the opportunity to play in Maple Leaf Gardens There will be teams from across Ontario participating in this event If Georgetown is successful in their division they will advance and play in Maple Leaf Gardens Bridge Club Georgetowns Duplicate Bridge Clubs top winners this week were Cora and Mike Lorusso The club which meets Mondays at the Legion to play saw Rene March and Nor ma Maynard finish in second while Jack Kaarsemaker and George Sargent placed third Municipal Awards Hills Recreation and Parks Department is asking all those who received invitations lo the Municipal Awards Even ing on Feb to call them to in dicate whether you will be at tending or not There are a limited number of seats available and people who do not call to reserve may find themselves without one There are also many people who would enjoy being able to see nearly 80 local residents honored for their achievements in sports and other activities in the past year Call Joanne Bod- nar at 8732600 to indicate whether you plan to attend or not before Wednesday Lacrosse League Registration Days Lacrosse Canadas national sport is returning to Halton Hills starting with registration days on Feb 9 and 16 Acton Rams Minor Lacrosse is offering children aged the chance to participate in organized games develop handeye coordination learn teamwork and sportsmanship as well as have fun and get lots of exercise Registration on Feb 9 will be at Acton Arena between am and pm while sign ups on Feb will be at Alcott Arena in Georgetown at the same time A free clinic demonstrating lacrosse skills and rules will be held April 6 at Acton High School Children ag ed will be from am and children will be from 1200130 pm For more information call George Artem at or Wayne Young at