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THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday Page THE HALTON HERALD THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday January IMl Page 13 TVAFAlOAt J MAPI AVI Maintenance Specialists Specials Pickup Delivery Towing FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE Sports and I Recreation ROB RISK Herald Sports Editor 8772201 Acton Athletes 14 Tyke House League 14 14 15 Sports Calendar Junior teams looking to improve lineups As the Feb deadline for hockey player signings draws closer both Acton Jr Sabres and Georgetown Jr B Raiders are getting their pens ready Sabres coach and general manager Ken Steen announced the addition of two new players to his roster both of them forwards Were getting Bobby Gagnon who played for us last year on right wing and Keith Kerfoot a forward from Guelph Both of them should be playing for us this weekend Gagnon had been playing Tier Ken Steen II hockey in Pembroke earlier this year while Kerfoot comes in from Guelph Sabres play tonight Friday against Grand Valley and Saturday against Alliston both at home Sundays game is in Bradford against the fourth place Bulls Steen said the team will keep its present roster intact and is not likely to release any players until the playoff deadline Raider president and interim general manager Finn said the team is close to signing at least one player before Thurs days game yesterday after press time against Brampton Were looking at signing a not released at press time who can play Jr hockey theres no question about that Hes a journeyman junior player Raiders have also been looking at Streetsville winger Cory Ames junior player Sean dre and Metro Toronto juvenile Robert Taylor all three who have been invited to next Tuesdays practice Rebel volleyball teams defeat Robinson GDHS athletes of the week were Glen chosen for Ms first place finishes in swimming against Loyola and St Thomas Dec and midget volleyball player Stacey Colarosse for her efforts on the court Glen Georgetown District High School Rebel teams were back in action Tuesday and Wednesday after the Christmas break with the volleyball teams al getting off on the right track Tuesday the host teams trend of winning its own midget tourna ment continued when Pasma traded Georgetown hockey talent Rod Pasma a second round draft pick of the Washington Capitals was traded last week to the Kingston from the Cornwall Royals of the Ontano Major Junior Hockey League Pasma and teammate Shawn Caplice were traded to for Joel Sandy centre Nathan LaFayette and a fifth round draft pick Rod Pasma Georgetown went 90 to take the championship Acton and Milton each won their own events earlier m December while Bishop Reding has a chance to do so this coming Tuesday Wednesday junior volleyball team defeated MM Robinson them for first place each with records Seniors also defeated Robin son keeping the third place team back in the standings Seniors are tied with Bishop Reding for first This weekend seniors will be playing in the St Jean DeBrebeuf tournament Other tournament action this weekend features the first wrestl ing tournament of the season be ing hosted by Rebels Saturday The tournament begins at 1000 am and ends at approximately m Midget basketball team travels to Loyola Saturday to play in their invitational tourna ment In basketball league play midgets juniors and seniors all lost to M M Robinson Wednes day Midgets now have a record and are in seventh place Seniors lost and are in sixth place while juniors were defeated and are in eighth Acton High School Red men midget player Teresa Roberts Bets the ball while teammate Sarah Lindsay waits nearby during a game against Georgetown Tuesday Rebels won the tournament beating Ac ton 20 going undefeated In nine games to win their own tournament Herald photo SPORT SHORTS No penalties pays plenty Amateur hockey players who play a penaltyfree game in January could be rewarded for their clean effort by Petroleum Canada For the third year in a row the Esso Penalty Free Sweepstakes will award prizes to teams that submit an entry form and a copy of the game sheet to the Hockey Develop ment Centre for Ontario before Feb IS All members of three drawn teams will win the Official NHL Wayne Gretzkys Overtime Hockey Game Other team prizes include hockey sticks as well as other hockey related items Last years program at tracted over 3600 entries with players participating Entry forms are available from local amateur hockey associa tions representatives Ministry of Tourism and Recreation field offices and Hockey Develop ment Centre for Ontario offices For more information call Powderpuff registration Georgetown Ladies Powder- puff League is holding its annual meeting and registration at Gordon Arena on Jan 20 starting at pm Registration is and Is strictly a first come first served basis There are spots to fill and all were taken last year Bridge Club Georgetown Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday at the Legion to decide this weeks champion The winners were 1 Elsie Whitham and Harry Ar- 2 Pat and George Farrow Jack Kaarsemaker and George Sargent NonContact Hockey League GEORGETOWN PLUS NONCONTACT HOCKEY LEAGUE Standings as of Jan Georgetown District High School senior volleyball Natalie Gold son left and Alexis Ken- block a shot from Robinson during their game GDHS Wednesday Rebels won 155 putting third place Robinson one more step behind Rebels currently in second Herald photo gp w 13 10 1 13 10 TEAM JTYoung Royal Discount Car Rental Derby IS Barrlgera Colonial Tree 13 3 I Neanderthal 13 I I 13 SCORING LEADERS I Scott Lindsay Nea Roy Derb I DaveEtberJT Ron Bell Derb Brian Disc Dale Avery Peter Ron O Toole Colonial Reg Henry JT 11 19 12 IS It 17 IS ID 18