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THE HERALD Wednesday September 12 law Page 21 TO ADVERTISE IN the HERALD CALL 8772201 and I Recreation ROB RISK Herald Sports Editor DOWNTOWN FAX 1 SERVICE Evenings Saturdays Too ill VOUnCf A ITD Downtown Georgetown 8772761 Georgetown Raiders tie one on with Elmira Georgetown Raider ieftwinger Chris I puts some pressure on Ihe Elmira during exhibition match at Alcott Arena on Thursday even The Raiders overcame a deficit In the first period to manage an tie The Raiders home game Is tomorrow night Thursday against Cam bridge Herald photo By ROBERT RISK Herald Sports Editor The Georgetown Raiders started off their exhibition schedule on Thursday evening at Alcott Arena with a shootout against Elmira which ended up in an 88 tie The visitors got on the board first but the Raiders tied it up less than a minute later when they scored a shorthanded goal Raider left winger Chris scored two goals in the contest the first on a powerplay in the opening period to make the score However while was cooling his heels the penalty box for high sticking and an unsportsmanlike call Elmira took advantage and scored two quick powerplay markers to go up and eventually take a lead into the dressing room at the end of the first Charlie Humber got things going for his team when he pumped in an unassisted goal at 15 of the se cond frame His brother Scott followed up with the next goal on a three minutes later to close the margin to Since the Raiders are searching intensely for a solid unit coach Gary gave three of his hopefuls one period each to show their stuff Ted Hod son started the game and though he allowed five goals coach dyen said it was a tough period for the net minder due to the penalties and satd he only saw one soft goal The other goalies Steve Saltzman and Dave Sinclair got a good look as well but were released by the team recently Raiders president Finn said the team has one possible starting goalie already in Paul St Pierre but there are still quite a few prospects to look at eluding other positions as well In the third period Jason Mercer came up with a goal to make it a close game at 3 but replied with a goaf of their own during a situation to stay two up at However the Raiders refused to quit especially Mercer who net ted another marker on the Lazaroff made his presence known on the scoreboard again putting in his second of the game to tie the contest at 7 Mercer got the goahead goal at 16 24 which made it a three goal night for the speedy forward The home side tried to shut down the Elmira offence to preserve the win but the visitors managed to get the final word scoring with just over a minute to play Tensions were high in this game with both teams receiving over 40 minutes in penalties each Though they are still looking for goalies the fact that the Raiders have signed all star Rob had ad he feels a little better about their defensive situation played with the club last year but missed the hockey association s mini camp last weekend due to shoulder surgery is ex back action by the end of this month Recreation Report Fall swim registration Mens Flag Football Four contenders vie for title AQUATIC REGISTRATION Registration for both Acton and Georgetown Indoor Pools for Fall session commences at 9 a m on Saturday Sept 8th Both pool registrations will be taken at the Pool Entrances For more in formation call ext 276 POOL CI Both the Acton and Georgetown Pools will be closed for annual maintenance Sept 4th 16th LOST AND FOUND The Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department has many reminders of its Summer Youth Programs if your child is miss a pair of sneakers a towel a gym bag a pair of sweatpants a Tupperware contimer or any other that heshe took to this year do not hesitate to call us it 2600 267 Our lost and found pile is impressive We will keep these articles until Sept 14 Get fit and slay fit with the Hills Recreation and Department fitnesses Register for Aerobics Dance Fitness or Pre ind Post Natil Fitness Register now as most classes start the week f September For more in formation call I ROOM DAM ING Learn the steps of Ballroom Dan with the Halton Hills and Parks Department This week program will leach you the basics of waltz jive and others We have classes for begin ner and advanced couples Sign up now as program starts the week of September 17 Call ext 268 for more The Haton Hills Recreation and Parks Department is once again offering Tai Chi an historic Chinese Art of exercise ind rclaxi All adults interested in proving their circulation balance and flexibility sign up now Pro gram starts September 17 for 10 weeks Call 2800 ext for more information CRAFTS Register soon with the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department for stencilling and quilting For more information call 2600 FOR YOUTH Learn to clean and punt basic ceramics pieces with the Hills Recreation and Parks Department Participants will complete four projects during this week program Starting Satur day September 29 Register soon HOI Satisfy your sweet tooth by lear to make solid and filled chocolates The Hills Recreation ind Parks Department offers programs for children and adults For more informition on dates times and how to register Til NIGHT Wednesday starting tobtr for weeks the Hills Recreation and Pirks Department offers an evening of fun and entertunmenl for youth in Grades 7 and Phv basketball volleyball floor hockey go to the movies witch vour videos go on and shire in some Events with other kids your own age For more in formation call 2600 ext Join in the fantasy of a Disney Classic The Halton Hills and Parks Department presents the Rescuers Friday tober 10 a m and the Cultural Centre Art Gellery Georgetown and it 30 p at St Joseph Separate School Gym Acton Call 2600 for more inform it ion By COLIN GIBSON The Herald And then there were four No Mildred this is not a takeoff on Agatha Christie s tome Ten Little Indians merely a reflection of reality following sudden death playoff games in the Georgetown Men s Flag Football League last Sunday at GDHS mam field Defending league champion I subdued Oldtimers Dawgs pawed their way past Plus Welding 2414 Meznic Elec trie pulled the plug on M and Pro Sports 27 and Kaspers displayed staying power to edge the Glen 2625 The survivors get to strut their stuff igain this weekend in semi final games when Meznic will attempt to take the bite out of the and the will ittempt to dispel ghosts of times past in their contest against Kaspers I Defending league champion appeared to lack inten sitv this season both offensively defensiveh and in a fair number of games have been tosurvnethe first Such wis again the case igainst i and inspired squid seemed determined to bow out of post season in a Longhorns led at the half but ill the first half scoring with just five minutes remaining to be played Longhorn field general quarter back Mike McCandless rallied the troops out of their first half doldrums with some nice pattern pass routes m the second half and the Oldtimers though game to the end solve the puzzle KASPERS The Glen crew were marginally in front 12 at the half but a pair of ill timed second half intercep tions thrown by Glen Howte Jacobs allowed to gain control of the contest With just three plays remaining and the GJen kickingoff following a touchdown the squad from the elected to try for a long single rather than a short kickoff The decision backfired when the ended up halfway in no- man s land and ran out the clock PLl Stt ELDING The Cuddly Curs raced out to a lead as Meister was just getting his sights realigned after a lengthy absence The strong armed Meister found numerous holes in the defence during second half play to make things interesting ELECTRIC AND PRO SPORTS 16 I Scores can be deceiving and was the case in this contest 1 1 led by the slimmest of margins 109 at the half and had it not been for numerous miscuesj both offensively and defensively and this game could hate gone the other way quarterback Hal Hulmb still tends to tenseup in tight situa and for to advanc past the semifinals their defence will have to shoulder most of the burden Caught looking The Optimist Club player takes a strike during the Kinsmen Girls In soft ball championship game at the Fairgrounds on the weekend The Kentmrs Dairy Bar team defeated the Optimkls to tike the title for thit year Herald photo