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the HERALD Page 16 Sports Wednesday September Impressive start for Rebels senior volleyball By STEVEN The Herald While the season is still relatively young the Georgetown Rebels senior boys volleyball team has started the season in impressive fashion and look to be solid con tenders for this year Halton championship This past weekend at the sityofGuelph the team took part in a team tournament and placed third out of five teams in their pool They advanced to the B flight semi finals and lost a close game to West Elgin High School According to coach Bob McKay the team played very well during this tournament with Baker and John Jicklng having out standing performances in the weekend competition During league competition last week the Rebels put m solid per formances in victories over C High School at EC Milton on Sept 16 and Acton High School at Acton High School Sept IS In both contests the team won the first and third games of best of three competitions Game stars last week for the Rebels were Ryan Brain and Matt ve been positively en couraged explained coach McKay about his team performance so far We re a relatively young team this year five of our nine players could in fact still be playing junior ball However their development in the last weeks has been in credible McKay says because the team is so young he will try to bring them along gradually and will not make any unrealistic expectation yet The senior Rebels were second in Halton Region last season and won the championship the year before Arnies and Burns face off in ladies football final By Herald Special The top two teams in the will go tead to head Sun day Sept 29th at and only one will walk away with the glorious title of playoff cham Both teams faced tough op ponents on Sunday but Amies Body Shop defeated West In 137 In the other playoff matchup Bums Transport squeaked out a win over CIBC Chargers 2320 West Insurance startled Amies in the first contest with an early pick off by Mary McLaughlin As West threatened early in the se cond to score Carol Kovacevic picked up her teams hopes with an interception Kelly Cunn ingham pulled in both majors for Anues while Caroline McMillan converted on one West came within distance as Kim scored and Tammy McLaughlin converted Amies of fence looked lethargic and Caroline McMillan lacked the precision passes she is touted for Amies will have to pick it up a notch if they want to tangle with the Bums Bullfrogs The second matchup was as entertaining as any previous years finals CIBC came out gun nlng as they marched the length of the field and scored on a Carey Brabant reception Burns answered back with a sustained drive and a Sandra Cousens ma Hockey Rock Approximately people attended the Hockey Rock 111 dance at Georgetown Memorial Arena Saturday night The dance which was sponsored by the Georgetown Hockey Association raised close to for the association Pictured above fundraisers Elaine and Dave Martin ere putting the f rial touches on the in preparation for the dance Herald Photo Each teams defence fell prey to a carefully planned running at tack as CIBC went the distance Atkinson caught a touchdown pass while Monica Mastelerz converted Denny set her frogs legs in motion as she raced for Burns second touchdown Halftime saw CIBC with a one point lead answered the call to take an point lead with a Jackie Wickens reception and a Mastlaerz single Burns offence looked unruffled as they moved close and handed the ball once again to the speedster Denny On the two point convert Sandra made a surehanded catch to tie CIBC would not sus tain a drive late in the fourth and as a result Janet Arnold was set up for a field goal that cleared the post by inches With only a few plays left in the game Brenda Hamilton squashed s hopes of a field goal attempt with an in terception The championship game pits two defences against one another Who will win Amies razzle dazzle offence t Bums predictable but of fensive machine Football banquet tickets are still available from Leanne Four The banquet is Oct 4 The door prize is a trip for to Las Vegas Free Curling The Acton Curling Club in vites you to enjoy an evening of free curling from Oct 15 tola You don t have to be a pro to love it Men s ladies mixed and senior memberships are available at the club The Acton Curling Club is located at Norman Avenue in Acton New members are welcome For further information call Cheryle home club Correction It was reported in last week s sports section that the Georgetown Challengers lost the Georgetown Cup under 18 girl soccer game The Chillengers in fact won this e The Herald regre any inconvenience this error may have caused Hockey registration With helmet and skates In hand resident Jason Bonus was well prepared Saturday for the Acton House League Hockey Association registration day at the Acton Arena Jason was only one of approximately 240 children to play house league hockey In Acton this winter Herald Photo Rec News SATURDAY PEANUT CLUB Once again your Special Little person is invited to join the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department s Saturday Morning Peanut Club Each Saturday morning children years of age will participate in a great program of stones songs music making crafts puppets games and lots of fun Snacks and materials are included See our new Fall and Winter brochure for details or call 2600 Now commencing Sat Oct 5 YOUTH ACTIVITY Night Want to meet new people Want to participate in recrea sports during your free time Want a chance to relax and have a good time If you are in grades or ve hive an even just for you The Town of Halton Hills is offering a Youth Activity Night every Wednesday Night at Sacre Coeur from pm starting October 2 Volleyball basketball floor hockey and movie nights are just a few of the exciting activities that are already planned for the Fall session The cost is per night or for all 10 weeks of fun For more information please contact the Recreation Depart ment at 2600 ext NEW PRE TEEN AQUATIC PROGRAM Have you completed your III or White Level Ther this program is for you It is designed to develop leadership skills as a rescuer and future aquatic instructor as well as give you an increased understanding of specialized aquatic skills Call ext 276 for details Banquet tickets Bridge Results This year s banquet for the Mens and Lidies Blag Foot ball Leagues will held Friday October 4th at the Acton Legion Hall ootball banquet tickets are still available from Leanne Four at 1 519854795 or fi3 local The door prize is a trip for two to Las Vegas Georgetown Duplicate Bridge Club results from Monday after noon at the Georgetown Legion were as follows Number one winners tie Karl Rene March and JakeTimpson Number two winners Adele Glavicic Norma Maynard Number three winners Helen Hyde Dons Barber TO FORM A LEAGUE FRENCHENGLISH Newcomers and Former French League Bowlers Welcome SUNDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 29th 730 PM 12 Rd South 8779922