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KAREN CHAPMAN JUMPS to intercept the ball in White Oaks end during a varsity game here AHS girls clobbered the visitors with top scorer Sue Thomson leading the way with points The Acton junior team hdWever handed the visitors 5119 victory Acton hosts a varsity tournament with eight teams Saturday October 30 Girls basketball Varsity corners wins juniors so far pointless High school varsity won their second in a row win the junior learn remains pointless in East basketball action day White juniors led by Lillian with II points trounced MIS 1 In level AHS embarrassed White Oiks Both games wen here for Alls juniors win Merle with 10 and ynn Margetts with five points Varsity s Sul Thomson netted points lo il the total point production visiting team but din went for points Ink mitts I and Kartn both tallied ttn Sheila hampered White Oik for wards for much of tht half of the game dirts basketball parsed Inlf mark in the six game season Tuesdiv when MIS hosted Georgetown Tomorrow travels to T he and junior girls school basketball tt remained through vtsterdiys iction Georgetown irsity shaded id so far winkss i strain showing to Hit tune of MIS ltd throughout their game but in the I ilf Pingpong starting up A Men pint pong leagut starts with Iht selection of teams in the Legion Saturday Interested parties should Les Swift it tlsJ or Andy Williams it J 14H before Saturday lion will take between I and i p m I layers must we running shoes but bills ire supplied The league last v tar with six pi lyers on icli of the six teams pong is throughout wmkr until teim more ltd UI at the Sue Thomson topped tht shooters with J points Sue 1 elin e netted six in w is very on the ball while Pat tolktkd re hounds Juniors Don Goals eould I imt to IIil but new I look overt hi duties Mr piitc el his to Rhine ijimst his who s on rtlowii squall junior it to show their tuff in second Inlf Mr Mil ifler ittbs hid iktn on i id I vim stored points ind men K ire Deb linns mil Deb for their work on lit Sabres to alter line ups personnel for Flyer game The Sabres will be starting to cut down staff and change lines before they face Millon Flyers for the first time this season Friday at Milton The changes have been prompted by the team going through the first half dozen games of the game schedule without earning a single point We can go on the way we re going Some of these guys don want to win Sabre general manager I- red said after Mon day s loss to tht Cougars at Burlington The blanking follows swiftly the second straight loss to Georgetown here The Gems handed the newest club in the OH Junior league defeat before about 300 fans Georgetown beat previously Sabre officials tried to stir up some action In players Monday by sitting out some regulars and substituting Hants former Firefighter bants Malcolm Dave loway and Bruce worked as addition Art and Wade Vickcry against the Cougars Derek Cleary Ed Don Richard Terry Kirkup and Bob Milllcan watched the game from stands Manager said that Ihe team will go with three lines and five defen with two goalies Injuries also spell trouble for the Sabres Goaltendcr who started against the Cougars is ex pectcd to be out of action from between six and eight weeks Mr Buchanan said Goalie stopped a Cougar breakaway but lore ligaments in his left elbow Mr Buchanan said was treated and released from Burlington Hospital lip until the mishap Sabres trailed Cougars and were not out of the action at all II was probably their hist first period Mr Buchanan said Both clubs hid 11 shots tath but after the accident Sabres fell to pieces he said Ken took over net minding duties after was injured Another Ktn this time Moffat from North will lie trying out tonight in Sabres practice to fill Inseoe skates One of the two new for wards who II probably be on the ice tonight is Chris Costell a right winger from A game misconduct will sideline Bill Mc for the two Milton encounters Sabres host the Saturday Kent Kenlner another member of the mustlc corps is still vacationing in New found I and Mr Buchanan some prospects are harder to come by The team has left messages for Junior Sabre Steve Taylor but so far no replies Norm Roberts who im pressed officials with his hitting during Sheridan Bruins exhibition game here been heard from since Thanksgiving Charlie last ye s team top scorer won until after the first university semester is over Sure wed like Charlie back but we said we would t till later the general manager said Gemini officials agreed after Fridays rematch here that played good hockey for two periods Leading Going Into the final period Sabres were nursing a 1 leid earned off goals by captain Dave and but says Sabre manager red Buchanan they gave up Georgetown took seconds tie the at two goals apiece in the then fired three goals within two and half minutes to break whatever will Sabres had for win or lie put iway two more tools to take their second straight win from Sibres The previous in Gordon took an 101 victory Sabres closest in this contest to writing into the record book their first points of stason Chapman third goal of season imt of minutes after Gem Osborne batted a high shot net minder Ken former Gem hotly contested goal it appeared lo eomi whin Osborne was ibovt his shoulder took their first of the season when Milllcan deflection from in front of net slipped by Gemini goalie Rick Steve Buchanan and Chapman assisted Tomkinson twice replaced starter Brad Miller who appeared jittery in the first period seemed to have fool thick goal posts for two periods because of the three or four Gem shots that bounced from them Also for forty minutes the puck rolled well for him through the crease But according Gem coach Paul it was just a matter of time before Georgetown started scoring In the third period their time with six unanswered goals On two was out of position and another went in off Mike Richmond fired two and singles came from Charlie Knocpfli Paul Martin Terry Turner and Ian Syme Sabres called up Dave Mc Wade and Art Currie from the midget rinks came within an ace in the second period of getting his first One Hundred and Second ACTON ONTARIO WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1976 Junior goal Vickery also played well while assisting on Chapman goal from Brad Buchanan Currie who did not play last year was playing one of his first games of the season Those midgets they Sabres brought up really wanted to play hockey Gemini s manager Bob Tost said after the game You jusi can bring up juveniles and and expect Ihcm lo play Junior Gem coach Robinson added Bill McGilloway Lloyd Moore and Bill Gome missed the Georgetown game because of Sabres also attempted to compensate for their thin defense by moving Brad Buchanan back onto the rear guard where he started the season to team up with brother Steve faced Gemlnis shots some of them because the Sabres surrendered the in their own end or failed lo clear the green shirts from in front of their goalie The Gems duo of Miller and Tomkinson had shots handle Second Section Glen Lowville silverware ACTON OLYMPIA Drive In squirts who won the Halton Rural Minor Softball League championship this summer received their trophy at the leagues annual awards night in Skins rip Shirts twice Georgetown Friday Smiling to r are manager Harold Pop Main cocaptains Susan Wilson and Robin and coach Gary Skins made iwo in a row over in Ladies Bennett school last Skins the Shirts 40 with Maureen lead the on 14 points leammales Betty and Pit netted points I mm was lop scorer for Shirts with a doen points Karen Smith each fired eight In Ihe first game of the sea son Skins ripped Shirts Inside Legion hockey teams B2 Legion hockey slate B3 Industrial hockey slate B3 Teams from Glen Williams and Lav lie away the lion share of the silverware is the Minor Softball Association wound up its 17th year of operation Ihe annual awards banquet at Holy Cross Auditorium in Georgetown Friday Out of categories teams from the Glen won league championship awards Seven league championship and three playoff championship trophies went to learns The league had five teams Glen Williams alom boys lowville girls Low ville boys Glen Williams boys and juvende boys which scored doubles winning both and playoff titles League President Doug of reported total of teams and BOO ball players participated this year There were 1207 games played not including or exhibition games I personally thanked all con tenors and those present lo stand and be recognized John Haines of the Glen Williams Minor Softball Assoc i a lion was master of ceremonies for the trophy Fire mentations Besides number of awards to and Glen Williams teams earns from Hornby Aclon and each copped one award Hornby won the pennant in the midget eirls league Acton the play off championship in the squirt girls loop and the playoff title in the midget boys League champions were Glen Williams atom boys Lowville squirt girls Lowville squirt boys boys Low ville girls bantam girls Glen Williams bantam boys Hornby midget girls Low ville midget boys and Low ville juvenile boys trophies went lo Glen Williams boys Acton squirt girls Glen Williams squirt boys peewee boys Lowville peewee girls Glen Williams bantam girls Glen Williams bantam boys Glen Williams midget girls midget boys and Lowville juvenile boys Guest speaker for evening referee Bruce Hood of recalled the days when he was a member of the little league baseball executive Milton It made me apprecnle the amount of work that gees on behind the scenes he said owe these people a Hood told the dinner of the fun he had playing amateur sports with his high school learn in Milton One of the things about minor sports is that you very seldom sec any kids gel into trouble when re involved in sports he said Acting Mayor Russell Miller brought greetings from the own of Hills The Catholic Women League entered for the din guise by Eric Ontario education minister Thomas Wells stuck to Ihe centre of the curriculum highway in his revised education policy for secondary schools That too bad for Ihe kids The pendulum of change In education the ministers symbolism t In my opinion swung quite far enough the other way Physical Education ought to be reIntroduced Into the core curriculum along with English mathematics Canadian history or geography and science SomebriefbockgroundfirsLAcoupIeof weeks ago Mr Wells announced thai grades and 10 students must take credit courses in the above mentioned subjects creation of a core of subjects was as he put It The first and Improve tht quality of education in Ontario secondary system Subjects such as French Health and Physical are to be urged on students by school principals Mr Wells says The school heads would ensure that the student was given all possible encouragement and guidance in making them an integral part of the curriculum the ultima to decision In choosing these subjects however would rest with the student in consultation with parents The choice of dodging Phys Ed should be denied until kids have left school In high school where we do a good bit of our physical growth kids can learn skills and lessons which will last them a lifetime Physical Education is so different from Academic Education because it combines both thinking and doing that it d be a shame lo have kids miss it Some of the values that are taught In Physical Education unique to that subject however in the rough and tumble few hours kids would get of it some of those values may become clearer more secure and meaningful to the youngsters The team work that goes into a large science experiment be reinforced through Physical Education Kids realize that other people are relying on thorn todoan activity that afreets those people Team sports also force kids to get along with one another that is to learn tolerance Distance running Push drive or endurance is one valuable quality which I think comes very much from physical activity How far can I push myself For how long A kid gets to know himself and his limits In such activities as say long distance running I m not overlooking the private and town sponsored activities like lacrosse hockey soccer and baseball that are open to adults and the kids after school or during the summer But some sports like archery tennis volleyball curling basketball and bowling would be missed In later life by post secondary school people if the schools don t offer them to everyone All students though should be exposed to these team and recreational sports so that they have an opportunity to select better some activity that going to suit them once they start working I think high school kids should have to take Education and then if after they leave school they don t like what they ve learned or the people they ve met they don have to continue The choice ought to come once kids have left school not when they re still there Mr Wells the education minister opened his remarks to the House by saying that the Introduction of a core curriculum is the first step In improving the quality of education in the province The next step Mr Minister is to Include Physical Education in the core Take It Mr Wells re to do so AHS VARSITY MEMBER Wendy Brown prepares to toss the ball into White Oaks end before an opposition player can give her the chop AHS took the visiting team in league action Thursday before the junior lost