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Gfenlea drops two Acton am to life a too late as chalked up three goals In ttw last minutes of game against only to Btu Gdllea led tbe Aden with two sad three Chris Shannon chalked up one goal one managed a pan of goals ant Dwayoe Sankey racked up a stogie The StuckJess and Matt Robinson Ghatee Drugs lost then- stand the weekend as downed them Chris scored the only Acton goal unassisted Judo Club takes top honors The Acton Judo dub continued its season activities with Open Judo Tbtrnament on November IX The local club placed three entrants Lenny and Brad Longten in competition with 233 contestants Jeff placed first in the Middle Weight class Lenny placed first in the light Weight division and Brad managed a third puce finish in the intermediates On Sunday November the Club mem bers took part in the Green Belt tournament in la which people competed Acton came away with eight trophies in the meet Joe Geng placed first Terry Banish Laurie second Hark Van Den second Graham Ruse third Juniors Seniors advance to semifinals Both the Junior and Senior girls basket ball teams started oil on tbe right loot their bid for tbe league cham on November Tbe Junior girls took on mute Oaks to Quarter play defeating their opponents Judy Thomson was the star of the game cbalking up points Boo also had a tremendous game pegging 11 points In tbe Senior Girls division Acton downed Queen Elizabeth Park 3925 also In quarter final action KeDy White ted the Acton assault with 1ft points and Teresa Dunn racked up markers In exhibition play on Friday Junior Girls hosted Centre Wellington nipping their opposition The high scorers for tbe game were Boo Tufford with IB points and Janice Jlckling with points On Wednesday November 30 both the Junior and the Senior will host in Semifinal play starting at pin YBA coming to Acton i A Junior Redman goes for the basket in an exhibition game against Centre Oaks and will be playing in the semifinals November The Georgetown in cooperation with the Acton is pleased to introd uce Its Youth Basketball program in Acton The participants in this basketball league consist of boys and girls to years Jun ior League and Intermediate League Its a program that is specially founded in values education puts competition into perspective emphasizing fun fitness fair play and teamwork Many long hours are spent helping players to develop basketball skills and learn the rules of the game The strength of this program for youth is seen through the many volunteers that give leadership to this program The volunteer coaches referees and time keepers give leadership lor 13 weeks three weeks of team selection and weeks of league game play The Junior League will be held at the Acton gym and tbe Intermediate League at St Josephs School gym Both leagues will commence on Thursday Jan uary 12 1964 from 7 to Each child will receive a YBA Tshirt a player manual and a player certificate and crest flyers will be delivered through the local schools the week of November If your child does not bring one home please call the Acton YMCA at 853 or the Georgetown at and Brad Longten third thruway SPORTS GeorgetownActon Wednesday Nov 23 1383 BAZ MOTORS LTD AUTO BODY SHOP Expert Paint Collision Repairs Frame Straightening Equipment Latest Technology 199 ST GEORGETOWN 8775286 Sabres brilliant against Bame goons in Georgetown and Paul Carglll try to protect their goalie Fred Fess Acton lost the match Nielsens dumps Lakeview 73 In Industrial Hockey League action Nie lsens dumped Lakeview Centre 73 Sunday night Bruce led tbe Nielsens assault with a pair of goals while the balance of markers were tallied by John Sykes Jim McNabb Dan Broulliard George Artem and Murray McNabb Nielsens assists were credited to Dave Allen Sykes Steve Brun ei Artem and Henry Toebes goals were credited to Brace with pair and Gary Lumbers with a single Lakeview assists came from Mike Coffey Rick Miller BUI Manes and Lumbers Continuing tbe Industrial League play Hellers downed Acton Travel Chris Jim Hurley and John Ashley managed to score two goals apiece with the remainder tacked up by George McPhall and Dave Morris for Hellers Assists were credited to Glen McKenxie Ashley Morris McPhall and Chris Acton Travel goals were racked up by Todd Mcmtyre wfth two and Lloyd with a single Atslsts were Ited to Scott Withers Bruce McPberaon and Lome Gordon Finally In Industrial League action Family Cleaners took A to cleaners Cleaners goals were scored by Chris Row- sell with a pair and Brad Buchanan and Gary Moore with singles The Cleaners assists came from Don Thomhill Tim Mclntyre Moore Buchanan and Steve Bennett The lone A goal was scored by Mike Morris with an assist from Ted Next weeks industrial league schedule will see Lakeview host Acton Travel at 7 Hellers will meet A W at pm and will take on Family Cleaners at by Mark Holmes The Acton Sabres continued their regular season play dropping a high scoring match to Friday and losing miserably to Georgetown Saturday Acton lost to Barrie 104 Sabres started off rather slowly as the Colts rocketed to a three goal lead early in the first It wasnt until thelater half of the opening period that Acton finally came alive blasting In three quick goals to tie tbe match Scott Kennedy assisted by Rick Dodds and at 17 St Paul assisted by Paul and Brian Dan one put the Sabres back Into the game With just seconds remaining in the first period Fraser with assists from and Karl Meyer thwarted the defense to tie the game As the second period opened the Sabres found themselves killing a penalty carried over from the first period The Colts werfeon a and by the 30 second mark of the second period was ahead by one The Sabres were not to be denied a chance of beating the top seated Colts as Randy Coverdale tied up tbe game with assists from Rick and Paul From that point on the game was a see saw affair with the Colts going ahead at and the Sabres rallying at Ken Frank assisted by Carglll dashed down the Ice to the Barrie and tie the game As the second period drew to a close the Sabres sacrificed their defensive style of hockey to try and take the lead Unfortun ately for the Sabres the Colts took full ad vantage of a weakened defense and grabbed a quick two goal lead The third period provided some of the most entertaining hockey the Sabres have given their home fans this year It started off on a downbeat the Colts managed to increase their lead by three at the52secondmark Moments later it looked like It was all over for the Sabres when smashed In another goal for a four marker lead The Sabres however did not give up and a change In net seemed to renew their deter mination to win With Paul Morrison in the net replacing Demone assisted by Franklin and gave Acton a much needed shot in Ihe arm with a picture perfect shot from the point Minutes later the Acton fans were on the edge of Iheir seats as the Sabres trans formed themselves into a well oiled offen sive machine assisted by Denis dodged around a faltering Colts defense and closed the gap between the two teams The Sabres continued to control the game for the rest of the period but an intercepted pass gave the Colts the clinching goal at the mark undaunted the Sabres continued to fight until the bitter end scoring once more with a fourth goal by to end the game 104 While the Sabres played a good Ihree periods the Colts managed to out shoot the Acton squad 5735 The Sabres coach Gary Hudson said he waa pleased with their performance ally since they were playing one of the top teams in the league Weve got to work on clearing the puck out of our own end a lot faster remarked Hudson Ifwecankeepitoutofourendand continue to score the goals things will defin itely be looking up On Saturday the coaching staff had no comments after the game and it was no wonder as a thoroughly disorganized Acton club was wiped out at the hands of the Georgetown Gemini 92 The only in the entire match the Sabres even remotely showed any Indication they were a Junior B club was in the later hair of the first period when Clint Walts assisted by Ken Kevanagh tied the game at one goal apiece A few minutes later the Gemini took the lead again but a quick goal by Carglll seconds later put Acton back in line Georgetown At this point the Sabres might as well have gone home because the Georgetown squad walked all over the Sabres The final humiliating result was a lop sided defeat for the Acton club As well as looking bad on the scoreboard the Sabres took a beating in the penalty department as they chalked up two game misconducts and over minutes In penal ties In two periods The Sabres will travel to Burlington November and on November 26 the local squad will host at 8 30 Midgets tally nine wins four losses Eds to and Out Midgets adjusted their seasons total November to nine wins bur losses as they travelled to KUcbener blanking opponents Hike was credited with the Acton two goals Grant Smith and Randy Mthttyre also chalked op a anal each while cane from Grade Steve Phil Wedge Heath Norton and Gnst Smith TbaAtlao Midgets were taBtcbaoer last weeks won en streak to tar games with a Acton were racked op by Gary Amateur wrestler receives citation Steven Sbeppard a grade student at McKenzieSmith School received a surprise last week when a citation from Premier Williams Da via arrived In tbe mall The citation was an Ontario Champion ship Certificate given to young athletes for outstanding performances for their athletic I was really surprised and pleased to have received tins award said Steven Its tbe second such award Ive won Tbe first one was a plaque for the competitions I entered last year Steven also remarked that last year was his first year in wrestling and be said really like wrestling Its a neat sport According to Steven the wrestling team did very last year com peting In a Try Meet In Buffalo New York an Ontario Meet in Georgetown end a Cana- meet fa London Ontario Unfortunately though Steven the school has dbTkuity raising the money the sport new season will start thai month and Steven Is anxious to get back Into Steven received an Ontario Ckanssensato Certificate frees Premier Paris for Us as wresUhg- of the other tide should do too Steven be will continue to wrestle tU he at least Hand then hopes to pursue a career carpentry or computers