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Top local runners MICTION T1IFHFRA1D Wednesday November 1 n boys learn ran well a a unit finishing third overall In the Team members Included row from left Thompson drew Elliott Chris and Kevin Osborne Back row from left Jake and Brent Couley Herald photo a mite boys runners also ran well as Taylor left was seventh while teammate Peter right was fifth In the middle is Stephanie McDonald who was seventh overall Herald SCOREBOARD Bowling HI Sandy Jim Carpenter I Ttc Vttki Bill Wttki us I Alain J Moreen David IB Lumps Home of will be ran letpie do ml will on Nov IS ainl Sua bo ho the coach More In any one All bowler will be a handicap i AFT LADIES WED MIXED Ml Andy Parent Tony TttOVBADOUH Witter Dorothy TEAM STANDINGS THIS WEEKS SCOREBOARD BROUQHTTOVOUBY Jr Rebels claim victory in first playoff hoop game Even some divine intervention wnsn enough for Perdue in their junior girls playoff game against Georgetown District High School Rebels Monday Perdue had number of Hall Mary prayer shots answered in a positive way but still went dawn to defeat at the hands of the Rebels in a playoff game played at the Georgetown gym Still after having seen his team get a tasle of type of unpredictability that possible In the playoffs Rebels coach Moc Locking is con corned about defending last years title 1 so concerned I can taste it said after the game Sometimes even hard Work can t overcome the and downs That what scares me about junior basket ball Perdue came out well in the first and went ahead early before Rebels took a advantage in to the second period Georgetown opened the game up some In that frame and led 2920 at the half The Rebels added two more points to advantage after trie third quarter then added another six points to the lead lyke boys squad thai competed Canadian crosscountry held at recently performed very well with second face team effort Team members Included from left John Tollman War Billy Brad Spears Herald Oldtimers hockey tournament is an overwhelming success Organisers of the second annual Georgetown Hockey Rentage Coun Hockey Tournament are pleased with how tht event ran this weekend A total of teams took part In the tournament which began play day at both the and Memorial arenas Sunday was the culmination of the tournament as the champion ship contests were all played at the Alcott Arena that day We are very pleased with the tournament success commented chairman Finn Poulstrup Almost every team to a tec said it was a sue cess and everybody was happy As for tournament results Milton Old Stars took home the Divl I championship with a 1 win over Toronto Graffiti In the I consolation Georgetown Beaver Lumber came home with the title by virtue of a win over Kitchener Waterloo Saints Brampton Slow Stars topped the competition in hi Division cham with a 42 win over Grimsby Peach Kings In the Division II con sol a 11 on final Burlington Old Badcs earned the title with a win over West Mall Slow Pokes In Division HI action TNT earned the Gold Medal honor with a win over Brampton Looking Back AMC captured the silver medal final with a win over Waterloo In the bronze medal contest Hamilton Old Squeakers edged Hills Huff era Puffers by a 1 score In all three local teams took part in Ihe tournament Georgetown Beaver Lumber was 1 in Division 1 play and made it to the consolation final against Kitchener Waterloo Saints where Ihc locals claimed the title win Georgetown Sunday were undefeated in their Division IIIA pool with a record However Georgetown earn was eliminated from championship play by TNT who went on to win tht Dlvf Chateau bantams have rough week Georgetown Minor Bantam AA Chateau Restaurant started play this past week on a good note but ended on a bad one Saturday at the Alcott Arena the locals put forth a good effort and was Justly rewarded with a win over came out like gang busters and scored two goals in the first two minutes of ploy Paul St Pierre after some words of encouragement from coach Charlie came back to play solid goal and blanked for the rest of the game Wade scored two goals for Georgetown with singles by Mark and Jim English Dale McNiven added three assists with Chad Bailey and draw ing singles Sunday Georgetown travelled to Chinguacousy and ran into some Minor atoms few bounces from sweep Mai Dodge minor atom AA played three strong games and with a few bounces should have had a perfect week Thursday night the locals to Burlington Goalies Chad Hughes and Sean Mills with play from Gavin laser Jamie Stephenson Mike and Brent Wilkinson kept the contest dose while the offence got Into gear Burl ington led 10 until a second period goal by Doug Sheppard assisted by Stephenson and Wilkinson tied the score Third period tallies from and Sheppard with assists by Stephenson Wilkinson Cory Evans and Robbie Wands assured the win by a score Saturday the Georgetown team was hosted by archrival Milton Despite outplaying the Milton team by a wide margin two third period tollies saw Mai Dodge ReMax lose by a score from and Wilkinson and Sheppard rom David Bouskill took care of the Georgetown scoring With a few breaks his list would have been much longer Sunday Brampton came town and went home disappointed after being beaten by the determined Mnl Dodge team Sheppard led the charge with the hattrick with singles added by Evans Stephen Onoprijenko and Glaser on a classy end to end individual effort Mark and Stephen son all earned two assists each The Mai Dodge earn could be found at Pizza Hut Sunday night celebrating their Woodstock mcnl championship thank you to the coaching staff hard luck took a victory After a scoreless first period scored two goals in he second to take a 2 lead tor the second lime in two gomes Georgetown fought back to tie ihe score in the third period Gord Burke opened thi scoring for Georgetown banging in Rich Bonds rebound Bond and Bill McDonald assisted Georgetown final goal of the game came from Chad Bailey unassisted with a hard wrist shot to the top left hand comer After a pie of defensive miscues and the for words not picking up their checks Chinguacousy came bick with thrct unanswered goals One which was at least three feet offside Georgetown travelled to on Tuesday for their second meeting of the season with The result was a 1 victory to Dundas Georgetown drew minutes to Dun das 10 minutes in penalties The referee calls at times left something to be desired If not for excellent by St Pierre solid penally killing by Bill McDonald Jim English Rich Bond Dale McNiven Dive Walts Wade Chad Burke and the defence groupings of Craig Cooper Kevin Usher Mark Mininch and Chris Lush the score could been easily Cooper opened the scoring for Georgetown unassisted with hard low Strong by McDonald while Georgetown was ploying shorthanded almost resulted in a couple of goals by McDonald Lush also came close to getting his first goal of the year on a twoonone rush out could not control the puck scored the game winner lale in the third period while Georgetown was serving another penalty Georgetown Chateau Restaurant Minor Bantam AA next home con test is to be played the Arena on Saturday when town INSURANCE 2Car discount Alls i Ion nil instate in good hands Co Canada All it Ho Insurance Company 116 Guelph Street Georgetown 8731643 USED ALUMINUM PRESS PLATES FOR SALE Great rooting sheds outbuildings protecting tree trunks and preventing cats and small animals climb into bird They have numerous home improvement uses including hot and cold air runs tor healing and cold air systems as well as insulation under cottages or behind new walls SIZES 23116 30 Or 23116 35 3 for 100 While Sale Lasls Call the HERALD 8772201 title other local team Ac tons Halton Hills Huff N Puffers were 1 in pool play and made it to the bronze medal game before being edged 2 by Hamilton Old Squeakers A total of about 12 individuals worked tirelessly to put the on the weekend Those people Booster club Faulkner Don Olson Steve Howard Walker Art Stamp Convenors Bill Stan Bill McKcown Kevin Mitchell Bob Hooper Al Hay Chill Mrs Olson booster club wives who served the chili Sunday and Georgetown Hockey Heritage Coun s Bill Anderson and Roy Ward put m many hours throughout the threeday tournament and due to their efforts it was a success However if such an endeavor is lo be undertaken again next year it will be imperative that more people help out We meet and decide where to go wtlh this Poulstrup said Its too much for 10 to 12 people to do It lias gotten too big for people llcularly a day In total the Rebels recorded three turnovers on lime violations on in bound passes and had two lur via five second time viola on the court itself Leeking too was pleased with his team defence Locking was also pleased with the way troops worked the ball against Perdue zone defence We had a good mix he said We dldn t rely on just one thing Guard Burroughs had a good twoway game for the Rebels with points offensively and numerous steals defensively Heather Lawrence also had points for the Rebels Monday game was a loosely called one which earned Locking a technical foul when he asked an of lo watch out for physical play on one of his players The win advances Georgetown to the Halton semi final contest against M Robinson The game will be played today at the Georgetown gym Lecking expects a tough game M Is physical and they 11 have something up their sleeve because they ve seen us before said The Rebels defeated Milton Mustangs 3917 lost week in the final East regular season game for the local learn The win gave Georgetown top spot In the East Ration standings as Ihe Rebels finished with an record for the se cond straight year Heather Lawrence had 10 points for Georgetown while Lisa Carter had nine points and Burroughs had seven GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAR STEREO EXPHrlS SINCLAIR AVE 8772425 FOR QUALITY PRODUCTS WITH EXPERT SERVICE CALL THE RIGHT DEALER QUEENS TIRE SERVICE LTD 387 Queen St Acton 8533940 THE RI6HT SERVICE Fast and 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