the WEEKEND Friday November Page NORTH HALTON SPORTS For All Your Snorting Goods Downtown Georgetown of I I I If Sportsweek HARVEYS TIRE CENTRE Moore Park Plaza Geotgelown Kelly Johnson Barber- Johnson dance pair sixth at Skate Canada competition Kris Barber of Glen Williams and parincr Kelly Johnson of Wlllowdale improved their showing from their Si performance three weeks ago as Ihey skated lo a sixth place finish In the Skate Canada International Skating competition last weekend The dance pair were the lop Canadian pair finish and according to Barber the duo did very well the point where they felt Ihey could have been the top cot tenders at the competition However a slow start during the competition forced the dance team to play catch up which easy lo do under the Judging system Although Kris said he and Kelly coutdn t have skated much better he admitted they will have to work harder at their com pulsar which held them down in the com pel I lion He and Kelly skated more consistently than they d d three weeks ago St Ivel he says Overall the Canadian team were one point out of first place which eventually went to the American team in an art featured in the Globe and Mall last team a Can idlnn skating coach downgraded the system of judging by Canadian Judges which are not consistent wllh European methods Bernard I- said in the Globe article that skating ability is overlooked by Canadian Judges and that everyone gels with choreography movements of the upper body interviewed last Monday night Barber said that he was bind someone f spoke out against the Canadian method of judging He feels that a winning dance pairs team should try and reich a happy medium In their skating Barber and Johnson will be off to Japan Nov for their next International skating event and the duo should do well because there is no compulsory events At the of January the dance pair will enter the Canad an pionshlps which they have an automatic GDHS heads for volleyball crown Kris Barber ByliARALDBRANSCH Herald Correspondent The senior boys volleyball team advanced to the volleyball championships by winning both their quarter and semi final matches against Burlington Central and Nelson High Schools Last Tuesday in a home game against Burlington Central High School the Rebels wrapped up their match in three games straight with scores of 155 and Coach Grant Clatworlhy commented that both seemed to be playing poorly and the were making too many unaccountable mis takes This win advanced the team to the semi finals which pitied them against Nelson High School In a match which provided stronger competition the Rebels won after four games in a best of five game match with scores of 1SB 156 and 15 9 The second and first games were played very well by Georgetown ALPINE AD COUNTRY The Hills Recreation Department In conjunct ion with the Ontario Ski Council will be presenting Information on waxing clothing equipment and skiing techniques The even ng workshop will also include movies displays literature on local ski areas for both downhill and cross country as well as lesson Information for 199t and refreshment Expert on both downhill and cross country skiing will be on hand to discuss Individual questions and or problems In addition the workshop will provide valuable information foe all enthusiasts from novice to advanced ACTON Location Time Alpine IS Cross Country 10 Date Fee Location GDHS Time Alpine 15pm CroasCounlryB 3010 Date November 19th Fee workshop Rec presents ski workshops Two great big wins for United Fire Pee Wees By I THIBAULT Herald Special The United I- ire Safety Minor Pec Vtees won both their games this week the first a regular league game against Brampton the second an exhibition game against Acton On Oct Brampton got on the scoreboard only seconds into the game but Jason Arnold and Pot Mc Carthy chalked up each a goal In the first period to lead it 1 into the period Brampton scored twice late In the second and early in the third period to take a 32 lead but from then on it was Georgetown game John Lor to scored Pat McCarthy scored this second of the night and Trent Burton also scored to give Georgetown four unanswered goals In the third period them short handed to finalize the score at for Georgetown The exhibition game In Acton on Oct had the up on board first again this time in the second period after a scoreless first period Georgetown then tallied to tic score but the whole game was a seesaw battle with one team scoring followed closely by the other team evening up the score Only with 1 minute 19 seconds left In the game and the score tied at three did Georgetown score again and assure themselves win The game was paced by Davin Ciglen who scored twice and singles went to Ken and Don Cruise Ken goal the bench his team mates congratulating him on scoring his first goal since joining Minor Pee Wee team this season THE LAST SPIKE Hockey scoreboard Scotia Bank Goals M Sweciie G P Sadore Assists It Sadore ingle Goals Martin C Mc Donald Wilkes P Wilkens Assists Wilkes S Martin Brown M Brian of the Georgetown Rebels up for a last week In his familiar pose close the net According to coach Grant worthy Davis com Id red one of the best senior tram In the league Herald photo by Ilarald LEARN TO DRIVE THIS FALL GEORGETOWN TIRE SALES LTD Everything you need in one great tire Artiva oilers you a comblnu tion of all season features never before available In just one tire Discover for yourself PRICED 7 Each FROM Law prices on other site tool Georgetown Tire Sales Ltd 34B6mlnhSI 8771535 BRAMPTON BRAMALEA CENTRES BRAMPTON Man Nov 16th Consacutlvfl Weeks Mon Dec 30930 Consecutive Weeks SPECIAL CHRISTMAS COURSE Dec 31st BOOK NOW ALL COURSES ARE INCOME TAX DEDUCT ABLE AND INCLUDE THE ROAD TEST in Brampton Downtown 4594418 In Centre phone 4594417 Young Drivers of Canada Exhibition hockey for local Major Atoms The Construction Georgetown Firefighter Major Atoms travelled lo Hamilton on October lo face off against the Huskies In an exhibition contest Despite being by a team that skated hard and ployed very well posit lanally the locals dropped the game by a M score Stuart Vogt scored his first goal of the season on the very first shot on net He slid the puck along the ice to the comer at of the opening frame At and lit Hamilton replied to take the Ate 31 middle frame the hosts popped another one in on a goal mouth scramble Georgetown came on strong as Brent netted an unassisted backhander at 11 and Adam Bennett scored the equalizer on a effort at 3 18 The Huskies roared back with two quick tallies at 10 3D and 10 16 of the final frame Andrew cut their lead lo only one goal at Georgetown was pressing for a lie lata In the game but l left the game was called due to curfew Assisting the locals mark smen were Kevin Roe Chris McCarthy Alan Glray and Doug Kent Arena the Major Atoms hosted the Brampton squad and downed them Jeremy got things for the locals when he flipped the puck put the visitors goalie at He was aslsted by Alan and Doug Brampton knotted the score than a minute later but at fi Doug Kent tram Kevin Roe connected from out in front of the second period Brent unottist surprised the Brampton with a high shot to the comer from Just Inside the blue line The visitors pulled to with in one at when a man was left uncovered in front of the net Early in the third Gardiner assisted by Chris McCarthy netted one on a goalmouth scramble And rew from Doug Kent wrapped up tho scoring for the locals at 37 GOING DOWNHILL The Recreation Department In conjunction ihe Glen Eden Ski Area is offering downhill ski lessons for Juniors B18 and Adulta and over A bus will bo provided for the Junior program Saturday afternoons Adults from 10 m Monday evenings These programs begin the week January 1983 Avoid disappointment register early HALTON HILLS SHOPPING PLAZA Presents TRAVELOGUES to make your holiday planning more fun Club Med November 9th Skiing November Door Prizes Time flSVJ 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