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Page tha HERALD Sports Wcdneida October a Nellis Construction Atoms continue winning ways The Acton Nellis Construction Atom Sabres continued their win ning ways by claiming three in the past week Their first victim was Kit chener on Oct 12 when they won 111 Sconng for Acton in this lop sided victory were Devon Fraser 3 goals assists Kyle Artem 3 goals assist Paul Withers 2 goals Ryan Young l goal Ron McCaslin l goal l assist Scott Monaghan l goal 2 assists Mark Forbes 1 assist Jeff Newman assists Josh Wilson 1 assist Matthew Bodin assist and goalie David Gregson 1 assist Game two proved to be a tighter contest Playing on Oct the game was end to end until midway through the se cond period with the score still scoreless Ryan connected on his first of two goals as Acton skated victory Kyle Artem also packed away goals Other Acton scorers were Devon I goal Darren Mclntyre 2 assists Marc Forbes 1 assist Josh Wilson assist Paul Withers assist Derrick l assist Scott l assist The final game of this three Youth Bowling game sweep was a tight 64 win against Kitchener Green on Oct Salting away the victory with 3 third period goals was Paul Withers who also had an assist Also for Acton was Kyle Artem goal l assist Ryan Young l goal Josh Wilson 1 goal l assist Mathew Schrock 1 assist Darren Mclntyre 1 assist and Jeff Newman 1 assist On Sat Nov 16 the Con struction Atoms are holding a bottle drive to raise funds for their team jackets The team s next game is tonight in Acton at vs Grand Valley Joe Robichaud outstanding with 742 high triple B CHRISTINA LANE Herald Spei ial Georgetown Bowls senior dm sion seems to be in gear and heading straight for the lop In league this past Joe Robichaud took the high tn pie with a 42 while right on his heels was Clarke with a Leading the resl of the pack was Rob Harrison with a fi23 followed by Morris with a 613and Christina Lane with a 609 On Sunday the Senior divisior competed in the Mixed tourna which many Georgetown bowlers participated in Qualifying for the six person team from the girls was Christina Lane in third place with a game total of while Robert Harrison qualified from the diwsion in first place with a Other scores available at press time were Cm Clarke with a 1114 Sharon Shapcott with a and Tonja Morns with a Congratulations to all bowlers who competed and good luck to the qualifiers in the next round on the weekend of November 23 and 24inBrantford Ontario GEORGETOWN B C Bantams Matthew Walker 522 186 Stefanie Bird 407 176 Nick Shawn McCulIough 144 John ray Suzanne 364 125 Jennifer Grace 359 131 April Avid collectors Georgetown youths Mike and Danny display their latest purchases Sunday at a Sports Card Show held Sunday at Gordon Atcott Memorial Arena Herald Photo by LeBlanc DISTRIBUTORS SPORTING GOODS CLOTHING SPECIALIZING IN TEAM CORPORATE WEAK 8730500 71 Mo n St Georgetown PreSeasortSki Sale NOW ON TunUp Binding From209 24 95 Mam St S Georgetown Entnnct off ren lot Ryan Can dace Wilson 352 129 Alex Foster 386 174 William Walker 310 Jordan 112 Blake Mandarino 127 Clarke 264 90 Smurfs Patrick Hole 203 Amanda Ben jamin Keess 197 Amanda Edwardson 192 Juniors Ken Armstrong Kevin Shapcott 218 Melissa 513 Jen nifer Dyle 5 6 Lynn Moreland 495 184 Adam Scuralii Kim Conrad Michael Richardson 471 188 Monica 460 175 Janice Georgetown Hot Shots Tues Niters Bob 736 277 Eric Mon Men League BnnJey Hole 245 Thursday Dave 265 Larry 742 Wayne Nile Social Julie 736 Helen Humphreys George Barnes Bridge results Georgetown Duplicate Bridge Club results from Monday afternoon at the Georgetown Legion were as follows Number one winners George Seargent and Jack Kaarsemaker two winners Elsie and Diane Johnson Number three winners Harry Arbic and Norma Maynard ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Acton High School JAKE a member of the senior boy volleyball team gave a strong performance on the back court in Acton s game against Georgetown last week BAILEY a junior basketball player played an outstanding of fensive match against Georgetown last week in a close 2421 loss Georgetown High School SEAN PEASGOOD a member of the midget boy s volleyball squad led his team past Trafalgar and Milton District Thursday at a round robin tournament at Bishop Reding Esther Copland a junior cross country runner represents fellow runners Kristy and Jodie Johnson and Emma as female athletes this week Esther took a fifth place finish in the junior girl s cross country race at Kelso Conservation Area in Milton last Wednesday Sisters Knsty and Jodie finished in first and third place respectively and Emma took a seven place standing Golden Age Bowling standings Braves Snowbirds Orioles Misfits No name Happy Ones Go Gt tiers Dumb Belli Super Six tiles This Turn Homy Bets as of points points pi 20 points points points points points iipomts i2pomts points 7pwts Hi Men rd Mor ion High Single Mat Lad its 208 Men rd Morton 260 High Single Ladits Fmde Zander 281 Men Emit 111 High Trljili Mai Ladies Mo Vtl Men Gird Mor ton High Triple I reidi Zandtr 762 Mm Georgetown Soccer Club Annual General Meeting Wednesday November 6 1991 730 930 PM at Alcott Arena Election of Executive and Officers Financial Reports Proposals From The Public Welcome Coaches Managers Convenors Referees Needed All Those Interested In Youth Soccer Are Urged To Attend