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vounci Open Until pm PHONE the HERALD SALES SERVICE REPAIRS TO LAWN a a CHAINSAWS MOTORCYCLES SERVICE DEALER FOR STRATTON Ernuccu urn Volleyball Rebels flat at By DAN RALPH Herald Sport tor Georgetown District High School senior boys volley ball team couldnt have picked a more inopportune time to come up 1st The Rebels won one of three games played this weekend at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Asso ciation AA champion ships The event was held at Collegiate high school The Rebels losses the result of being outmatched In their first game the Rebels were flat and lost The Rebels then went up against Chatham- Kent and won the first game 153 dropped the second Even In the deciding set the Rebels led 104 but came out on the short end of a 1510 decision With the two losses Georgetowns last game with Fort Frances was of no meaning to the playoff pairings but the Rebels finished the tourney off with a 1511 victory Rebels coach Grant said he was disappointed with the teams end result hi the tournament Mystery Geminis split puck contests Georgetown Geminis continue be somewhat of a mystery team this season The Central Ontario Junior 8 Hockey squad can day with the best the league has to offer as seen In Wednesdays win over Mimico But the Gemfnis have trouble beating the teams they should be handily dominating like Saturdays loss to cellardwellar Nobleton We had a strong showing against Mimico and had a strong showing the first period against said Georgetown coach Jules But after the first period we decided not to play defensive hockey and the boys went out trying to pad their goal totals statement can be solid ly backed up with game statistics Georgetown jumped out to a lead over in the first period the visitors 157 But in the second and third frames Geminis Joe faced 31 shots 18 In the second In the third while his mates had 16 shots on the goal You can t fault Joe at all Russian said I thought he had an excellent second period and kept us In it fact had ft not been for Joe we would have been losing the game going Into the third period rather than being tied M finally scored three times in the last four minutes for the win Rod and Brad had two goals each for the while Wayne Morrow and Terry the others Joe O Toole had two asslits To date Georgetowns record stands at seven wins ID losses and six ties The Geminis points puts them In seventh spot two points behind four behind Vaughn and six behind Burlington Streetiville is on top with 31 points 1 The Geminis played Tuesday in Vaughn and are in Friday Saturday Georgetown hosts Burlington at the Alcott Arena starting at from the win over It was disappointing in the sense that we were a few points away from accomplishing what we wanted berth in quarterfinals he said Itwasnt because we werent good enough We lost our composure and just couldnt get it back Clatworthy pointed to the deciding game with Chatham Kent as the pinnacle of his clubs fortunates in the tournament That was the most frustrating thing about it be said I thought we outplayed them took away the net and forced them into tipping the ball Our transition wasnt there Theres no way they should have scored nine points on U3 to win the last game But thats when we lost our cool and you could see some of the inexperience coming through If we played as well as we re capable of we could have finished in our pool he said Heading Into the tournament Georgetown hadnt received a seeding However for and his team that was fine because other teams t likely take the Rebels very seriously In their opening match it was clear Georgetown could play with Frontenac as Georgetowns opponents didnt show anything spectacular But the Rebels got out of the chute late and couldnt nail down the win They were a good team move ment wise but I was on the bench sitting on the edge of my chair hoping we would take control early because they werent playing well But our guys got flatter and they came up big we couldnt pass the ball he said Despite the loss the fortunes for the Rebels look good for next year A solid nucleus from the starting rotation returns Graham Shepherd Pat Bra tin Jon Hammer and possibly Brent along with regulars Paul Chaffe and Pierre Chaisson As well members of this years Junior championship squad will be coming up Starters Louis and Jeff Janss- with Jay Corson are the only players not returning TAKE THATOeorgetown District High School senior Rebel look part weekend In the boy volleyball player Jeff M a played in and won one of three here as two players try to block attempt The matches In thl game the team managed a victory over he Rebel Herald photo by Dan Ralph Georgetown team defeats Chatham Raiders on roll with pair of wins After having gone through four game losing streak two weeks ago Georgetown Chrysler Raiders have turned things and are In the midst of a threegame win string The latest Raider wins came last week as the Georgetown squad defeat Chatham Wednesday and scored win over Collingwood Ship builders Friday night Both games were played on the road Wednesday Leo had the winning tally in the third period as his shot from the point found the back of the Chatham goal Other Raider goalscorers were Ben Pennaccla Dave Chateau squad takes two hockey decisions Georgetown High Schools Don 4 gets unkind treatment here Bat despite having two Burlington Central player on him Rea continue to fight for the extra yard and Us teammate were in Burlington playing In the Tier final For farther remit see and photo on page Herald photo by Dan Ralph The Chateau Restaurant Minor Bantams AA travelled to Milton last Thursday Georgetown outplayed the opposition in the first period but were unable to score until the l minute mark of the second period Once they got on the Georgetown Locals take top honors Georgetown Racquet Club members Norina Andrews and Steve Eastwood won the Brampton Lions Club and City of Brampton Junior Squash tournament held Saturday at Loafers Lake Recreation Centre The event was held to celebrate the International Year of the Youth The tournament was open to all squash players under the age of 19 years Natalie Andrews sist er was runner up in the girls division Greg Sinclair also took part The winners were presented with Laser engraved plaques pumped more past the Milton goalie to take a lead Milton fought back to score goafs but The Chateau scored more to close out the game in a victory Goal scorers were Brent Presswood 2 Stu Vogt Adam Bennett Don Guest Steve Lee and Travis Gardiner Assists were credited to Guest 2 Lee 2 Bennett 2 Greg Onoprijenko Bill Tult Cam Herman Steve Sutherland Doug McDermott and Vogt and Georgetown played at the Alcott Arena Saturday The Chateau scored goals In Hie first period as well as the second to take a 40 lead Georgetown controlled the play and coach juggled lines to let forwards and defence trade positions The locals let their guard down In the third period to let in for a final score of Gardiner picked up 2 goals Sutherland goal and 1 assist Doug Kent l goal Guest earned assists while and Herman each counted l assist Chapman Larry Power Dave Hill and Elliott Dave was In goal for the Raiders Friday night Tom Gibson had three goals to lead the Raiders past Paul Gallagher had two goals while singles went to Gary Doug Fry and Derek Booth Dllillo handled the goal tending chores for the Raiders The contest was tied 22 In the first period when a fighting Incident result ed in three players from each team being ejected from the game The incident began when Elliott went Into the corner with a Shipbuilders player and the Collingwood player fell on top of Elliott and came up When all was said and done Elliott Craig Frank and Dave Hill were ejected from the game Netmlnder Rick and player Chris Bass were two of the Collingwood players ejected The Raiders then had about a fiveminute power play where they scored three tunes and skated to the win Raiders coachgeneral manager Gil Eyre said the wins could be a sign of things to come Were starting to gel Eyre said You can see the guys sticking up for one another and theyre coming together Eyre said playing Chatham Wedn esday wasnt as easy as one might expect from a team that hasnt won a game all year However the Raider coach was quite pleased with Fridays win in Collingwood It was a total team effort but Tom Gibson led the way Eyre said By far that was his best game as a Raider A major difference from this years Raider club is the team has three Tataryn Howard compared to just one last year Its a move Eyre said he might stay with all year long I think that pretty good Insur ance All three are aware of the situation and accept it I cant see any problems arising The wins put the Raiders at an even five wins five losses record this year The Georgetown club will host CFhatham Friday night then be on the road Saturday in Cambridge to play the Hornets NOTES Pat was expected at Tuesdays practice Goalie plays well in loss Travelling out of town Sunday night the Halton Hills Tire minor atom selects dropped a 41 decision to Bramptons minor atoms Although the locals couldnt get the win goalie Ryan Hay was undoubtedly the games Most Valuable Player Brampton pressed hard but due to Hays outstanding performance throughout could only cash in on four of their many scoring chances Malt Deruchie had the lone Georgetown goal assisted by Mike David Andrews and Billy Sullivan also played well for the locals DISCOVER FOR YOURSELF SO MANY PEOPLE ARE DRIVING NEW HYUNDAI PRODUCTS TEST DRIVE ONE TODAYI RUNS OK LOW COST REGULAR GASOLINE ALL SEASON RADIAL TIRES LOW COST MAINTENANCE CHILD PROOF DCOH LOCKS SPECIAL TREATMENT 00 LUXURY FOR LESS ENGINE RUNS ON REGULAR GASOLINE FRONT SIDE WINDOW MICHELIN ALL SEASON RADIALS MUCH MUCK MORE FROM Fit PDI FROM 8996 Fit MODELS YOULL BE GLAO YOU DID 8731694 HYUNDAI COUNTRY 318 GUELPH ST GEORGETOWN complete parts and service