THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday November Page 15 swimmers take to water Nov l the Aclon Redmen Swim Team opened their season with meet at home against B Pearson of Burlington Scheduled as a quadrangular meet it quickly became a dual meet as two of the southern schools failed to appear for various reasons The failure of teams to appear for swim meets in the north especial Acton is becoming a sore point for the Acton coaches With only L Pearson living up to its commitment to compete the field of com petition was drastically reduced The easily won the meet and came away with many good performances Janeen Robinson and Tracy Jylayne led the way for the each with two first place finishes Robmson won the Senior Girls 100 metre breaststroke and the 100 individual medley Mayne placed first the Senior Girls metre freestyle and the metre freestyle Senior Iris Metre Medley First 2 2 Tracy Maynt Sarah Fleet Janeen Robinson Nellis Senior Boys Metre Medley First 16 Dan Bonnet Jason odd Mike Tothe Junior Girls 200 Metre Medley Relay Second 2 Cathy Bridge I Kranendonk Bailey Bonnie Higgins Senior Girls Metre Freestyle Relay First Tracy M Amy Butler Tracy Sarah Fleet Senior Freestyle Relay First 2 2 Todd Dan Senior Girls 50 Metre Freestyle First Tracy Second 37 Amy Butler Junior Boys Metre Freestyle First 33 Adam Fnzzell Third Shawn Reynolds Senior Boys Metre Freestyle First Mike Third 32 Mike Junior Girls 100 freestyle Third 1 Bailey Senior Girls Metre freestyle First Tracy Second Amy Butler Junior Boys 100 Metre rcestylc First Dan Bonnell Metre Medley First 33 6 Sarah Fleet Senior Girls 100 Metre Ind Medley First 1 3d Robinson Senior Boys 100 Metre Ind Medley Second 1 Jason Heideman Junior Girls Metre Second Sarah Fleet Third Pam Bailey Senior Metre First Totfd DeForest Third 39 Mike Tothe Junior Girls Metre Backstroke Second 6 Sarah Fleet Third Heather Coxe Junior Girls 50 Metre Third 7 Leah Kranendonk Junior Metre Breaststroke First Adam Third Mark Pearson Senior Girls Metre First 44 Janeen Robinson Senior Boys Metre Breaststroke First Jason Heideman McNally splits DIES SFMOK libKHIUII Front row left to riLhl lie tthtr Shin Nairn I and Hot 1 Soius Second row left to Jen Sttphanii felmeer and I Third row left to right Sar ill rough ton Heather I aw rence Cind K 1 isa Jen Irwin when pic lure taken Slew art Herald Redmen juniors host tourney Clothing Mens Ladies Childrens ALTERATIONS REPAIRS Last week started off very well for Georgetown s McNally Con struction Minor Novice Rep team with a 3 win over Burlington The game in Burlington was a good defensive battle Georgetown s four defencemen Ryan Scott Ellis Brent Mc Clung and Bryan Stuttard all combined to prevent any scoring in the first period In the second period Ryan Bobor broke down the ice with a pass from Matthew to put Georgetown ahead by a goal Burlington scored early in the third period to tie the game The remainder of t e game featured good back and forth hockey with the Georgetown McNally Construction team finally popping in two quick goals in the closing minutes of the game Jason Hayes scored from Mark Maclnnes with left and with seconds remaining Jason Camp bell let one go off a pass from Bryan Stuttard to bring the final score to 3 Saturday was less successful for the Minor Novice boys with a disappointing loss to Brampton On home ice Brampton quickly went ahead in the game with three unanswered goals in the first penod Georgetown s Ryan Bobor clos ed the gap a little with an unassisted goal in the second but it was too little too late Brampton scored again in the third penod for a final score Brampton Georgetown the Acton Junior Redmen hosted seven other schools in their annual Junior Girls Basketball tournament The tour nament winners were Milton High School who defeated EC in the championship final An The Junior Redmen started their tournament on a winning note b defeating Lord Elgin in the open game 3635 Down points at the half Acton roanng back in the third quarter led the strong pla of Am brose The Redmen led b a single point at the end of the third quarter and maintained that slim margin until the end of the game APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS We Handle All Insurance Claims High scorers for Acton in the opening game were Kelh Ambrose nth points and Deanna Louth with en points Acton was knocked out of the tournament in their second game when the lost to C Drur to EC Dpur was the dominant team leading throughout the who e game High scorer for Acton was once again Kelh Amoroso with points High scorer for with la points This tournament marked the end of for the Junior HYUNDAI OWNERS For Service Call 8731818 NORTH v NISSAN 610 MARTIN STREET MILTON ONTARIO 8784137 AutoGlass Windshield Repairs Replacements Auto Upholstery Convertible Taps Sun Roots Insurance Claims Welcome ARMSTRONG AVENUE GEORGETOWN L7G4X6 8777433 ftp RITERION Wia RUG CO LTD savings SALES SERVICE INSTALLATIONS CARPETVINYL TILE 126GUELPHST Georgetown Ont L7G4A5 416 COMPLETE CAR CARE PACKAGES Super Lube 0 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE OIL UNDERCOATJNG JOHN HAMILTON 877 5 ARMSTRONG AVE UNIT 5 ONT L7G4S1 bet THE TOP DOGS AT 1 PET CENTRES COCKER SPANIEL MALE OFF PETS b PREMISES 4 now CAIRN TERRIER FEMALE BLACK HIMALAYAN KITTEN FEMALE DACHSHUND MALE MOO OFF COUPON Bring In this coupon for off instock A C or C K C registered dogs limit coupon par tin 2 FORI TUESDAYS PUT AT GET AW OF EQUAL VALUE OR LESS FREE GUINEA PIG WITH CAGE PURCHASE HOUND X GOURMET CAT FOOD BOCaa I P faa Georgetown j