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Wednesday February the HERALD Sports Acton Figure Skating The Acton Figure Skating Club was well represented at the Peel Region held in on Feb Acton third overall out of eight different clubs Amongst the medalists were Gold Medal Bronwyn Mar shall pre Juvenile Ladies Stasha Intermediate Ladies Bronwyn Marshall and Jon Jr Bronze Mixed Dance Debbie and James Pre Preliminary Mixed Dance Silver Medal Sam Pre Preliminary Men McGilloway Preliminary Ladies Jon Pre- Juvenile Men Petty Pre- Novice Ladies Kara Bronze Artistic Bronze Medal Dick Ladies Jennifer Roberts and Conn Storey Jr Bronze Similar Dance The four gold medalists plus Petty will be representing the Aeton at the Central Ontario Championships later this month in Hanover Indoor soccer Indoor soccer for girls under started on February 1st at GDHS in gym This age group is the pilot test for future indoor soccer by the Georgetown Soccer Club Many parents and spectators came out to watch two exciting exhibition games on Feb 1st The Purple People Eaters coached by Colm won their first game 10 with a goal by Kim Moore over the Red Devils coach ed by Roger Roy The Blue team coached by Mark won their game 1 with goals by Recbecca and two by Crystal over the Gold team coached by say Baines with their goal scored by Katie Morns February 8th saw the Purple People Eaters win with both goals by over the Gold team with Williams as the striker The Blue team won their game 6fl over the Red Devils with a goal by Rebec three goals by Roche and two goals by Stephanie Lefebvre by Laurie Burns Exercise Physiologist Soccer skills Local soccer coach Steve Robb ns demonstrates a throw In pass to youth Lou s during the second week of special soccer clinics for Georgetown youngsters held Sundays at GDHS Herald Photo Georgetown Sunny Acre Midgets eliminated early in playoffs it he Georgetown Sunny Acres Midgets made a hasty exit from the playoffs this year dropping a pair of games by scores of 7 and to the Orangeville Midgets In Georgetown the visitors scored on their first shot on net 30 seconds into the game Mark and Chris Barrow erased effort putting Sunny Acres 2 1 late in the first period Justin Wees and Ryan Pine assisted on David marker while David provided the only assist on Barrow s goal The lead was short lived however as proceed to pump in the next four goals in the span of less than six minutes Georgetown crawled back to within one on the strength of goals by Ryan Ward and Greg Dobbin Mark David again assisted on Ward goal while Dobbin was an unassisted fort he teams traded goils over the next five minute Georgetown s Tim tallying from Ward and Jhompson but the Sunny Acre crew found themselves trailing late in the third The locals made things interesting when Mark David scored his second of the night from Pine and then ad his third of the contest on lm s second goal The game ended with Georgetown pulling their- and pressing hard but they were unable to come up with the tying goal In the next evening the Sunny Acre group knew they were going to have to play better defensive hockey to defeat at the home side The game started out well as the first period was scoreless featunng hard checking and end to end rushes In the second period Georgetown let down their guard for a moment and le popped in three goals in a minute and a half Georgetown showed great character as they once again mounted a comeback on goats by Paul Kalbarski from Ryan Pine and Greg Dawson s effort from Ryan Pine and im Presswood Trailing early m the third the Sunny Acre squad rallied yet agam to make a one goal game on goals by Presswood from Kalbar ski and Brent and Ryan Pine on an unassisted effort Although Georgetown pressed hard late in the third period a lat Orangeville goal put the game out of reach and the Sunny Acre Midgets out of the play downs The team must now wait until the league pionships which begin in late February Cut down on fat Everything you read these days about nutntion usually tells you to reduce the amount of fat you consume in your diet Do you know how to reduce it and do you know how much fat you should intake daily Daily recommended fat intake for men age 25 49 grams of fat Daily recommended fat intake for women age 6065 grams of fat Fat in our diets is necessary in small quantities but when it is con in large amounts it can to many illnesses High fat diets are contributing to obesity early heart disease and possibly some types of cancer Fact Based on Nutrition Recommendations for Canadians it advises us to get no more than 30 per cent of our daily calories from fat It is recommended that An average man between needs 2700 daily and a female 25 needs calories daily By taking per cent of this number and dividing it by nine each gram of fat equals nine calories you can estimate roughly the amount of fat in grams that you need to consume to have a healthy diet T for Cutting Back on at 1 Read Labels 2 Purchase more fresh fruits and vegetables 3 Watch your food toppings salad dressings Buy leaner meats and low fat dairy products Choose lower fat crunchies like popcorn pretzels etc watch out what you put on top J DISTRIBUTORS SPORTING GOODS CLOTHING Win a 500 LA Raiders Leather Jacket details in store Georgetown 8730500 MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION in association with Dennys Bus Lines Ltd and Lulus Roadhouse presents AN EVENING AT LULUS featuring Bobby Curtola plus Cats and the Road House Band Saturday February 1 5 1 992 1 200 per person 6 30 pm1 00 am Includes Bus and Cover Charge FOR TICKETS CALL BILL LARGE AT 8777543 GEORGETOWN SOCCER CLUB SPRING GENERAL MEETING WED FEB 19 1992 730 pm at ALC0TT ARENA Presentation of 1992 Budget for approval Season plans Suggestions from the public welcome ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN YOUTH SOCCER ARE URGED TO ATTEND