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TOE HERALD Wednesday My Page 21 THE WEST SIDE RANGERS midget boys volleyball team emerged as the Eastern Canada champions at the Eastern Canadian National Volleyball Championships held over the weekend In Fredrlcton New Brunswick The West Side Rangers squad had a Georgetown flavor as Randy Bond and David Sands Grade students at GDHS were members of the team Pictured above left to right Randy Bond team coach John Burt West Side Rangers win EastCanada title The West Side Rangers Midget Boys under volleyball team had a successful weekend at the Eastern Canadian National Volleyball Championships held In Fredericton New Brunswick Randy Bond and David Sands who are grade 9 students at Georgetown High School are members of the West Side club team Twelve teams were divided into two Toole West Side played round robin bestof three games in Pool A against Pasadena Newfoundland Sherbrooke Quebec Charlottetown Prince Edward Island Ste Anne New Brunswick and Richelieu Quebec The teams in Pool represented London Ontario Nicolet Quebec Newfoundland Dart mouth Nova Scotia Bathurst New Brunswick and the Islander team from Prince Edward Island West Side Rangers were undefeated the Pool A round robin placing them first place In the semi final contest the West Side team met the second place Pool B team Nicolet Quebec Once again it was the best 2out match with West Side winning a tight match and 154 At the same time in the other semifinal London defeated Richelieu to set up two Ontario teams to play for the gold medal This matchup was a repeat of the Ontario Championship which saw West Side win the gold medal 150 The gold medal round was a best games Lodon Attack was determined to win at least one game and go from there West Side wanted to maintain its undefeated record London s wish came true by winning the f game West Side had to dig deep and change their strategy to take the next 3 games 1511 and 152 West Side Rangers won the gold medal and the East Championship London won the silver medal and Richelieu won the bronze This tremendous win closes the season for West Side as there isn t an East West playoff in the midget division The West Side team finished on top and Randy Bond and David Sands will hold some great memories of this athletic ex penence Established HALTON HILLS COLLISION RR ACTON ONT CORNERS Rebels rugby teams head in opposite directions By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor The Georgetown District High School Rebels junior and senior rugby teams appear to be headed in different directions as both teams reach the half way mark of their six game East Halton league regular season The junior Rebels played Nelson High School to a scoreless draw last Thursday in Burlington then battled Acton High School to a dead heat in a match played Mon day at The junior Rebels blanked M Robinson High School of Burl in their seasonopener so sport a record good enough for four points in the league dings The senior Rebels were equally impressive m their season debut turning back M M Robinson 90 but have dropped two consecutive games since their stellar start Last Friday in Oakville the senior Rebels bowed 3 to White Oaks then Monday Oakville Trafalgar High School journeyed to Georgetown and handed the host team a 190 defeat The twin losses drop the senior Rebels record to 120 for two points in East league play and in danger of missing the Badminton duo loses heartbreaker The old cliche about coming close only counting in horseshoes and grenadethrowing took literal meaning for the Georgetown District High School Rebels mixed doubles badminton team of David Scida and Julie Purvis Last Thursday at the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference Badminton championships staged at Redeemer College in Hamilton the Rebel duo lost a heartbreaking tiebreaker their final three match and had to settle for third place in their championship division one placement out of qualifying for provincial in badminton honors The GHAC championships represented the OFSAA qualifying tournament with only the top two teams in each division advancing to challenge for provincial titles Halton Open and GHAC cham are open to club affiliated players and Rebel bad minton coach Mavis O Neil felt DISTRIBUTORS SPORTING GOODS CLOTHING SPECIALIZING IN TEAM CORPORATE WEAR 8730500 St Georgetown LOW LOW 4L CARPET PRICES paUK 8736002 345 Quelph Street Unit Georgetown In the Knolcrest Centre EVENING SPECIAL Alter Buy One Dozen DONUTS For Only 299 Reg SI 25 Co Donutft Frh Dally on Premises mister 8731211 DoruiXr NONDENOMINATIONAL PENTECOSTAL TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE CALL DISPLAY ADVERTISING 8772201 ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CENTRE Finchgate corner Hwy Bible Study Worship Deliverance Sunday 10 30 a Wednesday We Provide Children Church Nursery Senice English to Italian translation Pastor George A LeRoy IS 792 2176 that strictly high school trained competitors are a bit out of their depth The difference in standard of play is obvious at this level said O Nell For example the mixed doubles team that finished first club affiliated went through their matches losing only one game The Rebels team of Scida and Purvis finished GHAC play with a 2 match record that with a little luck could have been 31 In the final bestof three match a fivepoint tiebreaker was re quired to settle the issue Scida and Purvis bowed 52 in the tiebreaker to end their allOntario playoffs The oppressive heat and ty took its toll on the junior Rebels last Thursday in their sawoff with Nelson according to Rebel coach Bill Bingham In the tie Monday afternoon against Acton the Rebels had the game well in hand then mishandl ed balls combined with some loss of discipline on the player part which accounted for a number of penalties allowed Acton to re bound for the draw Fly half Kevin con tributed seven scoring points on a fourpoint try and a threepoint penalty kick flanker Jeff Hoeng scored a try as did scrum half Rich Mulgrew In the senior Rebels 273 loss to White Oaks last Friday the wnting was on the wall even before the match began Against OTHS at home Monday afternoon the Rebel forwards played a strong game but confu sion in the back line saw the Georgetowners continually ed into their own end and the visitors took full advantage OTHS led at the half en route to the win The junior Rebels next home game is slated for this coming Tuesday at 3 p at against White Oaks High School of Oakville The senior Rebels next game also a home encounter is schedul ed for next Thursday May loth game time 3pm at GET THE MOWER THAT CHANS UP ERITSElf Model Guaranteed to stan Swea Tom GTSOHV engine self propelled rearbagger Blade Brake Clutch VAClPOWTOiXaVJlCUUMOiiUtSTXWUkVrt Sweeps up leaves paper even pine needles for a well manicured lawn Designed for superior precision cutting I TOKO done wftlioutalbro long TRADE UP BEFORE YOUR OLD MOWER GIVES OUT YOUR OLD MOWER IS WORTH SO OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT 61 GUELPH STREET HWY GEORGETOWN 416