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THE HALTON HILLS HERALD THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday February Page 17 OK CORPORATE AUTOMOTIVE INC TRAFALGAR MAPLE AVE Floor MointrancSpda lt Tuns up Specials Pickup Tow FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE RICKSTAITE 8736014 Sports and I Recreation Halton Midgets 18 ROB RISK Herald Sports Editor 8772201 18 Peewees Win 19 19 Sports Calendar 19 High School Report Georgetown District High School Rebels midget volleyball team captured the North championship title on Tuesday at Acton High School by defeating Milton in the final 20 Acton had qualified for the semi finals with a 33 record hav ing beaten Milton in the preliminary rounds and splitting one with Bishop Reding However dropped to Milton In the playoff and Rebels swept Milton Acton junior and senior volleyball teams were eliminated in preliminary playoff play in other Halton league action on Tuesday afternoon Juniors lost 2 0 to Bishop Reding while seniors went down 20 to Nelson Rebel swim team competed the Halton championships at the Etobicoke Olympium yesterday Thursday but results were unavailable Rebel midget basketball team played Robinson in a preliminary playoff game Wednesday but results were unavailable SPORT Canadian fivepin champions Members of the Georgetown 1 Five Pin Bowling Team posed for a picture during the Town of Mills municipal awards on Wednesday The team was recognized by the town for becoming national champions this past reason From left to right are Debbie Hole Helen Hum phries Liz Gitlham and Marilyn Stephens absent is Raw lings Herald photo Raiders drop playoff opener to Brampton Georgetown Raiders are down in their best of five playoff series with Brampton after losing 3 on the rocd Tuesday night The visitors had taken an early lead in the first period on the strength of goals from the Humber brothers Scott and Charlie Scott s opening goal was assisted by Matt and Blair at 33 follow by Charlie s assisted by Duane Lewis and Adam Hagen at Raider coach Gary McFadyen said the team played the first period exactly the way the coaches had planned their strategy but the middle frame told a different story We shut them down pretty well in the first and I think another goal then would have made a difference in the end Brampton got rolling in the se cond though and we weren t able to score on the chances we had said capitalizing on scoring chances was what made the difference in the game He in dicated five partial breakaways made by Brampton that were converted for three goals while Georgetown t connect on any of their own After scoring once in the first period and four times in the se cond Brampton was up 2 until Blair Catherwood scored on the powerplay with just 29 seconds in the middle frame Catherwood was set up by Corey Ames and Rob Doucette McFadyen said his team was still in the game starting the final period down but a powerplay goal and a shorhanded marker by Brampton put the game out of reach We did a great job killing off penalties especially the ing where we were two men short for two minutes We have to take it to them the way we did in the first period to keep the pressure late in the game said he is hoping the recent return of Blair wood from a back will con to pay dividends as well as the scoring prowess of Acton C call ups Jeff Shevaher and Jamie Curran in Saturday s game at Alcott Arena Raiders played Thursday night in Bramp ton but results v ere unavailable at press time Three local athletes off to Canada Games Return to sender midget player Tmva Mi Muster sinusites i return during rth llnlloi eh impionslilp ti urn aim High School on won the title third win le this season Three local residents are among over 300 athletes coaches and managers set to defend the Canada Games title at the Canada Games being held Feb March in Chariot tetown Prince Island The three athletes Kato a judo entrant from Georgetown Angela Stiles an artistic gym Glen Williams and Tracey Bayles Terra Cotta entered in men s fencing will all be doing their best to help retain the games flag which Ontario won after leading all other provinces in medal standings at the 1967 games in Cape Breton Nova Scotia Kato qualified in a provincial judo competition in in November defeating four other people to represent Ontario in the 56 kilo class Angela Stiles is no stranger to competition having maintained her second place Canadian rank at a gymnastics meet in Bramalea on Feb 3 She also received a municipal award from the Town of Halton Hills last Cara Kato Wednesday for her gymnastic successes Bayles has been ing for many years and is part of a strong team that stands a good chance of winning the gold medal in Men s Epee Inaugurated in 1967 the Jeux Canada Games alternate bet ween summer and winter every two years The Games are a training ground for international competition including the Com Games the Pan Am Games and the Olympics Lacrosse registration Acton Rams Minor Lacrosse is holdings its second registra tion day tomorrow Saturday at Georgetown Alcott Arena between 10 am and 2 The league which is growing steadily and is expected to add at least one more team over last year is offering children aged the chance to par in organized games develop handeye coordination learn teamwork and sport as well as have fun and get lots of exercise A free clinic demonstrating lacrosse skills and rules will be held April 6 at Acton High School Children aged 48 will be from 30 a and children be from 12 30 For more in formation call George Artem at 3804 or Wayne Young at Bridge club Georgetown s Duplicate Club top winners this week were Mike Lorusso and Tobiasz 2 Harry Arbic and George Sargent 3 Don Walker and Larry MacLean Ice Capades Children Halton Hills might want to get their parents to take them to see one of winter most entertaining shows the Ice Capades which are coming to Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Com plex March Featured are Canadian skating sensation Elizabeth Manley the Simpsons popular cartoon family and Barbie the world most famous doll Tickets are on sale at the Kit chener Memorial Auditorium Complex and all locations For more informs call Caroline Oliver at 741 2383 Golf passport The Ontario March of Dimes Golf passport is as popular as a hole in one according to the organization which assists physically disabled adults The group volunteers in Brantford Hamilton Burl Oakville and Milton report selling over golf passports in only one month For the purchaser is entitl ed to play one round of golf at each of the 59 clubs that are listed on the passport The courses are spread out throughout Ontario but several including the Georgetown Golf Club and In than Wells in Milton are in the area As a result of the sales so far over 000 has been and the organizers are hoping for even better returns in the near future For more tion call Veronica at 6653 or 416