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GoorgetownActon Wednesday Mar 1984 11 There are many different styles of bowling and it is obvioos when one walks in to the Acton Bowling Lanes between 2 and on Saturday afternoons That when the Youth Bowl ing council Peewees take to alleys to knock down a few pins The peewees are tbe youngest of the bowlings ranging in age from four to seven years and release with one hand two hands and sometimes even forget to release at all Pictured I to are Tosha Peterson Stephen White Jason Wilson Jeffrey Perkins and Chris Wilson OS VIS ran musts BAZ MOTORS LTD AUTO BODY SHOP 1M ST QEOMKTOWN 8776285 Bants undefeated in Georgetown tourney After two rounds in the Georgetown Bantam Tournament the Acton Firefighter Bantams have two wins and no losses hat ensures them a berth In the semi finals The tournament which hosts teams is divided into four divisions of eight teams each and so far the local squad remains undefeated in their division In game one Acton doubled 4 and In match two the local squad blasted 91 Paul Kllpatrick Peter Cargill Darrylc and Sean Fitzgerald tallied a marker each for Aclon against Dixie with assists from Brett Carachi and Bon Barker Cargill led the Acton assault against In game two with four goals to his credit and Gord Taillefer pegged a pair Kllpatrick Bartlett and Carachi notched singles in the effort as well and Mike Peters Taillefer Fitzgerald Mike Baker and Bartlett were credited with ass The rcf ghters w go on to play Huron and whether they win or not they will be advancing to the semi finals against cither Georgetown Brampton or Thi tournament will be on for the entire week and or lose Acton will be on the ice again at or fl this Thursday evening Charettes dump hosts in Goderich tourney Continuing Hub League action the Charette Major Pee Wees dropped game two to and then rallied for a 3 3 tie in game three Guest attacked first Tor Acton in game two with aid from Sean Scars and Stephen Fleet and then Sears put Acton back in the game with a goal assisted by Guest Unfortunately dominated the minutes game to with a win However In game two Greg Smith led the way for Acton with a pair of markers and Steve Robertson pegged a first period goal to keep Aclon alive in the game Jason Boose Michael Williams and Shawn assisted on the plays The Pee Wees were also busy in the- Young Canada Week Tournament Goderich last week and in stiff competition they have managed two victories to ensure a return engagement against Bolton this Thursday In round one Acton beat their hosts and then pounded New Hamburg 1 In game two Michael led toe Acton against with a at markers and Williams red a third period goal by the r opponents Williams Paul Coverdale Rene Vankesteren and Steve Robertson recorded assists In the match Goalie Chris Enright played a very good game in net for the local squad to keep his team on the winning track In round two of the tournament Sears pounded in a pair of goals and Williams Smith Stephen Fleet aid Vankesteren tallied singles Brouwer Tim Tib bitts and Fleet assisted The PecWees were back in Hub league action last night Tuesday as they hosted in gome five of the playoff series but no results were available at press time Nielsens and Cleaners take industrial victories In Industrial League week Nielsen blitzed Acton Travel wtn and Family Cleaners edged Acton Jug C Bruce McPhail led Nielsens to victory with a hottrick and Andre Patkos tallied a pair of markers while Rick Rusty Miller and Steve Brunelle added singles Patkos Timbers Henry Toebes and Don assisted Scott Withers Bruce McPherson and Terry nters tacked up a goal each for Acton Travel s effort with aid credited to Withers Dave Paul and Floyd Don Steve Bennett Marty Co Icrton and John Snow added up a goal each for the Cleaners to wart Jug City with assists from Urn Brad Buchanan Snow Chris and Gary Moore Gary Lumbers pegged a pair of markers to lead the Jug City effort and Mike and Bill Manes recorded singles Mike Coffey Pctkoff Von Fleet Manes and Lumbers assisted tried to play It physical against the Georgetown Firefighter Bantam at the Georgetown Bantam tourney on Monday but to no avail The Acton squad scored two straight wins In the D division or the round robin tourney and will advance to the division semi final on Thursday evening Acton topped after beating Dixie 2earllerlnthcday Lorraine of BR has been raising and breeding championship horse on the Rock Eden Farm since Stubbs said she is looking forward to the World iships in Toronto in 1B80 and this summer shell a lot of judging at meets that the Canadian Olympic equestrian team has a good chance at a bronze medal In this summer competition but the German team that has dominated the sport for several years will likely take the gold Rock Eden farm bought by Stubbs and her mother Constance just before the 76 Olympics will be the scene of most of Stubbs future endeavors as she said she wonts to horses Although she said she 1 plan more than two years ahead she did mention that if things go well Canadians and opponents will see her likely at the Olympics SL sd did to hotkey action meet as Days Meant Rockwood resident one of best According to a member of the Canadian Olympic Equestrian team when Canada came in last in the competitions she was anything but dissappolnted Lorraine Stubbs of was the second youngest competitor in a field of riders and horses with years of experience and instead of being out classed she took advantage of her situation to learn all she could about the sport from the best in the world Instead of spending years work y way to Olympic competitions was enough to start at the top and when I was surrounded with the best equestrian riders In the world I learned a lot about the sport rather quickly said Stubbs Bom and raised in Toronto Stubbs didnt start riding until she was yearsold and in horsemanship circles 12y earsold is a rather late start In the sport Everyone In my family liked but I had more than Just a liking so I invest for four lessons and began my carm remarked Stubbs went on to explain that there are three different types of equestrian riding jumping three day eventing and dressage and after trying all three she specialized in dressage at age 19 After specializing Stubbs spent the next two years training with her partner ahorse When choosing a horse the rider consider the horses personality and ment remarked Stubbs and the animal must have a beautiful naturally athletic body They the horses arc rarely thoroughbreds because the pure blooded animals are usually quite high strung and hard to control in a highly disciplined sport like dressage continued Stubbs Most of the animals are warm bloods or half thoroughbred and half work horse After a rider has found the right horse and some of them can cost millions of dollars it takes about six years to train tbe animal for international competition said Stubbs After the Olympics Stubbs in Munich Germany retired her horse and began to train a new True North for the 167S Pan Am games Competing against some of the best bones and riders in tbe world Stubbs amazed her teammates and her opponents by winning the silver medal in he dressage events Then a year later Stubbs returned to the Olympic stage where she and True North achieved what only one other Canadian team has ever She placed ninth to become ranked in the top 10 per cent of equestrian riders in the world opponents were amazed by tbe calibre of the Canadian horseman because Canada entered only four teems in the equestrian events while team entered as many as teams What we lacked to quantity we nude up for in quality stated Stubbs Currently Stubbs own and operates tbe Rock Eden Farm near and spends her time between teaching tbe sport judging international competitions and raudBg and breeding bones Stubbs said she been involved as a competitor to any major equestrian events the n Olympics of problems men as the boycott of toe Olympics and boge distances that hare to be travelled to get to Pan Am gams on the Santa American continent Nellis 02 against Elora In round two of the Hub League playoffs the Construction Major Atoms are down two games to after succumbing to their opponents on March Derek Martin notched goal number one for the local squad In the second period to tie up the game and then John McLean put Acton ahead with aid from Eric Heagleand Michael McMahon Unfortunately rallied in the final minutes of the game to pull ahead for their second win of the series Nellis Construction were also busy In the Port Coiborne Tournament last weekend where they were eliminated in the semi finals by Midland In game one of the tournament Acton found themselves pitted against Six Nations and managed to blank their opponents 40 McLean led the Acton attack with a pair of goals and Michael and Jason Piper added singles Denis Chris Van Dam EricHeagle Michael Thompson Michael Kinnon and Wayne Bousfleld assisted In round two of the tournament action Dunnville managed to edge the local squad 4 recorded two goals in the effort and Kinnon poked In a single with assists from Robbie Harnden and Derek Martin Kinnon McLean Bousfleld and pounded In a goal each In game three to take Acton to their second win in the tournament this time against North York Harden Martin Matthew Marcoux and McLean assisted In Acton final game of the tourney they met Midland and fn fierce competition their opposition managed a 3 1 win to eliminate them Kinnon pegged the lone Acton goal with aid from and Piper Acton hosts tourney For the second time in a month Acton will play host to a major tournament as Atom Hockey clubs from all over Ontario vie for top honors in the Centennial Hockey Tournament this weekend Tbe tournament which is in its 10th year wiUccmmencelftuiFridayal430pin when the Panthers take on Dundas Teams from Acton Waterloo Oshawa Ancaster London Leamington Ayr and Tfttsonburg will also be competing in the three day event The consolation champs be playing at JO Sunday and tbe Tourney champs will be decided at Acton hockey fans will be able to view the local squad Friday at as they take on