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PeeWees start out on right foot The Acton PeaWees started off their hockey on the right loot a victory over GaB Actons first coal cored by Sean VankestereD with an easts by Pad Goal two was scared by Robbie from Gerry Humbert Scan Yamasbita third marker was cored by Sean Coleman with an by Robbie Lockhurst The FeeWee Reps next game Is at borne tonight Wednesday against al 7 Matt centre of Vim B soccer team received a with the players- tt Prescirting aim with the award are President Fred deft Coach Dave Lewis left A Player of the Year Richard and presents kin with hi trophy while Fred Blah look on Villa B Player of the Year Ted receives trophy tram coach Fryers while president Fred leaks on Photo by PETER JONES Villa wrap up their season with awards Acton VUIa Soccer Club held tbetr annual year end dance and awards night on Satur- day at the Acton Music Centre Band Hall Recipients of the Player of the Year Awards were Richard Kllpatrick lor Villa AandTedNadharirorVUlaB lads are graduates of the Acton Minor cer program Coaches Bernle Fryers and Dave Lewis were presented with mugs fay the club and Bernie also received a plaque and Tshirt from the Villa B players Embossed on the shirt was Coach of the Year Mm BAZ MOTORS LTD AUTO BODY SHOP Expert Pointer Collision Repairs Frama Straightening Equipment Latest Technology 189 GUELPH ST GEORGETOWN ffl Sabres hang tough but drop weekend pair by Mark Holmes The Acton Sabres continued their regular season play over the weekend dropping their first match against Burlington on Friday and losing their second game j against Milton 33 on Saturday Sabres now have one victory in seven starts Playing against the powerful Burlington team the Sabres manager Frank said they did well to keep up with the hard skating quick shooting opposition We still have the problem with getting comparable talent in such a small drawing area said Allsop but we are being competitive Considering last years scores would have been a lot worse I think we arc show tag a lot of Improvement said Burlington opened the scoring Friday night with a quick goal at in the first period The Sabres determined to make a good showing returned fire at II with a three pronged attack Ken Kavanagb assisted by Vince and Karl Meyer managed to th wart the Burlington goaltender to tie the game at one marker apiece With only seconds remaining In the first period the Burlington squad pelted the Sabres goal with several shots to eventually rakvue lead jj Coming into the second period the Sabres Randy Smith at 1 13 Smith was assisted by and Denis Klrton Both teams played to a standoff until Burlington the Sabres defense and took the lead Again the Sabres refuafng to give up chipped away at the opposition and were re with another tying goal at 10 Rick assisted by Paul blasted the puck past the Burlington goalie proving that the Sabres were going to be serious competition Unfortunately the Burlington team had different plans for the Sabres because at they scored again to break the tie With the game seesawing back and forth the Sabres finished off the second period withagoatotlethegame44 MarkSymea leading a Sabres power play was assisted on the score by Mike In thwarting the Burlington defense For the first ten minutes of the third period the Sabres hung on shutting down the Turlington attack until suddenly the Burlington squad nailed three quick goals In just as many minutes The sudden surge for the opposition took the heart right out of the boys said Allsop remainder of the game neither team was able to score and at the end of the third period It 74 In favor of Burlington The Sabres were back on home ice for gome two of the weekend as Acton took on the Steamers In a haphazard match The boys were looking a little dead out there said the Sabres coach Gary Hudson It was a good game to watch said Hudson It was close and we could have won it I guess the Steamers wanted to win more than we did According to Allsop the Sabres were having a tough time following the game plan set down by coach Hudson The boys need to have more Initiative continued Allsop and they need a team member who will give them a push a player who will give them some leadership The first half of the first period remained scoreless as both teams met head on It until 11 that Paul assisted by Ken Kavanagh and Vince Paradlso took a devastating from the point and smashed the puck past the Milton For the rest of the first period the Sabres kept the puck trapped in the Steamers end Coming Into the second period the Sabres Immediately went on the offensive and took a two goal lead Randy Coverdale assisted by Karl Meyer and Paul sent a wrist shot careening post the Steamers goalie A few moments later however the SteamerE closed the gap with a goal The second period ended with the Sabres still leading the Steamers I The third period proved to be the Sabres undoing Five minutes into the third period Milton tied the match at two goals apiece By this time the fans were shouting and both teams seemed to lose any kind of organisation It was unfortunate that Milton managed to take the lead with a fluke goal said A Milton player was taken Into the corner by the Sabres defense and at the last moment the puck was shot in front of the net The puck travelled within inches of the goal line and before the Sabres goalie Fred could react the puck bounced off the far goal post and went in the net Its unfortunate said Allsop but even the fluke goals count The Sabres next game will be Friday at home as Acton will take on Georgetown at pin Gals win consolation The Junior Girls Basketball team trave lled to CoUingwood on Saturday for an exhibition tournament that saw the Red- men lake the consolation round In game one Acton lost by a close margin to Nelson High but coming back for the second round a determined local team wept High With one win and one loss under their belts w well on their way to taking place In a fiercely mat Acton finally overcame Midland 27 to Jain the consolation crown Boo Tufford proved to be the days top poorer with a well earned 47 points The Junior Girls opened their regular season this week losing to Georgetown 32 30 All the girls played very well with top scorers honors going to Tufford with points and Susan Craig with In the Senior Girls first league game the started off on the right foot down ing Georgetown Top scorers for the Senior girls were Susan Wilson with 8 points and Marion Case with 7 VOLLEYBALL The Junior and Senior Boys were at home on Friday hosting Perdue in a best out of three series The Junior boys lost two out of three games in stiff competition In the opening match the proved tough competition as they downed the opposition In the second round of action Perdue came back to win 1312 and in the third match Perdue slipped by Acton 159 It a similar story for the Senior boys a Perdue won the first two matches 157 and 15B However the came back In game three to nip Perdue CROSSCOUNTRY On Friday the Acton High CrossCountry team attended the Grand River Crots- Country Meet with 30 other schools placing overall Maria bad the beat personal results for the school placing 13th with a time of 34 in a field of runners placed with a time of It minutes came in and VictiHfflAiilshed Darryl BarUett made the beat for the Boya finishing in a odd of 133 with a time of Dave Car pla with a time of 10 Dave Ruse completed the race at Baker placed torn at Scott and Shone WmtenOmshedUStb Sana placed tor the a Pam Mahal finished at and SMreeo Hair ran In Mb a time of ft The Acton Sabres conldn t keep the Milton Steamers bay Saturday night ai the Steamers came from behind to defeat the Sabre 3 In league actkn a loal oat to Acton Travel Sunday night Here they tap In front of the Hellers Bill Bants win first two Smith Steve Marshall Dennis Kirton Dave Anderson and Manager Pat The Minor Bantams will continue their regular season play Saturday October at pjn at home phywl Pardee Friday bet a Strang asanas I defeat we local twice la a three s The season opener for the Minor Bantams proved challenging as Acton played a good game defeating Kitchener David led the scoring with two goals and singles were credited to Mike Simmons Carl Craig Cadenhead and Greg Assists went to John Van Dam with three with two and singles were credited to Phil Evan and Vince Rogers In the second match Acton trounced their host Preston The score could have been much higher as Acton dominated the game The marksmen for the game were Carl Yaroshak with four and Hurry with two and singles were counted by Rogers Todd Yaroshak Dennis Swinamer and Roden Assists were credited to Katsilleris Rogers Troy Foster Roden Van Dam Yaroshak Yaroshak and Laxenby AD scoring was result of teamwork and determination A solid game was played by all team members and and chell played well in net said coach Rick Smith The Acton Minor Bantams are Arthur Scott Williams Frank KsKSfUcrts Evan Hayler Carl Mike Sim mons Craig Cadenhead John Van Dam Rob Marry Phil Greg Leatber- Troy Foster Vince Rogers Lee Yaroshak Dennis Todd by David Roden and Coaching staff Marty McAfee On lamp for naming the new The made the by chairman Dan McGthwway The new Is the Charles Memartal Toareasaeet and he held far Maaar