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Page 18 ~ Halton Hills ThisWeek, Tuesday, December 22, 1992 The John Henderson Pro Shop Major Atom hockey club travelled to Dundas and came away with a well-deserved victory on Sunday, Dec. 20. Despite some excellent saves by Ryan Carter and aggressive penal- ty-killing by Sean Muscat and Jason Campbell, Dundas opened the scoring with a power-play goal midway through the first. GINNY'S Dan Smith closed out the first DIAPER SERVICE | with an unassisted marker late in 877-0950 the period. Dundas took a 3-1 lead * 100% cotton dlapers professionally cleaned with two goals early in the second '* Pick-up and delivery twice per week frame. * Have your own diapers? Well do those too! Roddy Heinz narrowed the gap —_——_. with a low shot from the slot at with 3:44 remaining, assisted by Derek Mitchell. Excellent penalty killing by for- ward combinations of Ryan Bobor/Jason Hayes and Jason Campbell/Sean Muscat and a defensive play by Brent McClung helped end the second period tied at -3. rs) Two minutes into the third, Scott Ellis put Georgetown ahead 4-3 with a strong rush, scoring with a low wrist shot. Dundas managed to tie again with 9:27 remaining. Stuttard scored his second goal of the game, assisted by Dan Smith, at 7:44 giv- € eoeee ooeee from Management and Staff AL PIZZA 2 MEDIUM PIZZA Up to 3 Ingredients for 14.95 5a sPECIAL FREE DELIVERY 877-2277-8 Have a Peaceful and Health Holiday Season i Management £(@)\ ACADIAN POOLS * 1 134 GUELPH ST, Georgetown) Chrysler Raiders Mississauga Saturday, December 26th Gee 7:30 p.m. Alcott Arena Guelph St., Georgetown $500 G K4 Siw a & a ~< RESPONSIBLE OWNERS Children/Students Seniors ie You and Yours, Here's hoping your holiday's a-bloom with joy and laughter. We greatly appreciate your trust in us. Eietasee 3 Atoms pick up victory in Dundas 6:06. Bryan Stuttard tied it a three ing Georgetown the 5-4 victory. Special mention to Bryan Determined penalty killing, late Stuttard for a two goal/two assist in the third, by Mike Rovere and game and to Ryan Bobor for his Josh Travers helped maintain the determined play. Georgetown victory. Hustlers, Gasketmen tied Continued from page 17 -poned until they next meet. They will play for double points. Hustlers and Gasketmen are tied at the top of the first division with 74 points each, nine ahead of Westenders with Steeprock a further point adrift. Dream Team heads second division with 89 points, some 20 points in front of Ensigns. Hotshots are third and Independents fourth. Stan Rhynold had five starts, 103, 120, 120, 100 and a "poor" 60 to go with two finishes. Four starts each for Ron Scarlett and Rod Beaumont with Erwin See closing three and Beau Beaumont firing a 180. Paul Kavanaugh had five opens and Roy Rudiger had four opens. High scores from Dae Scutt, 140, and 135 from Chris Scutt and Bruce Scott. Dave Scott also had a closing 100. Eddie Ebbinge, Ace Bailey and Gord Inglis shot 135 with John Burke coming in with 118. Two matches were important to the teams which played each other in the Halton league last Monday, If only because they were close to each other in the standings. No ground was gained or lost between Copper Kettle #1 and Legion #1 with a 7-7 tie. However, George #4 gained _ ground at the expense of Legion #3 by a 10-4 margin. Meanwhile, the front running Legion #4 carried on with a 14-0 shellacking of bottom team George #3. McGibbon defeated Time Out #1 10-4 to stay in second place. George's#2 and #1 fought out a "tough and gritting" match before #2 won> 9-5. Legion #2 defeated Time Out #2 by the same score. Finally and not least of all, O'Tooles took out Copper Kettle #2 11-3 for a fine win. The Kettle/Legion tied match was a little unusual. The teams and singles were evenly divided with Legion winning the first half of each sets of games. Then the doubles opened with Kettle winning two and now looking for the win. It was not to be, as we know, with the last two sets going Legion's way to salvage the tie. George #4 and Legion #3 tied the teams and opening four singles and it looked as though we were heading for another tied match. At this stage in the match the visiting George took the remaining singles and went on to win three of the four doubles. Maximums from Eddie Ebbinge, Danny Fraser and Paul Kirby. Kirby now has won three for the category lead. Dave McNeilly closed 116, AL Murphy closed 105 and Keith Ewing holds the lead with 136. Mike Pepper fired 146 and 160 for the high scores of the night. Three 140s from Paul Kirby, Eddie Ebbings (2) and Wayne Eagles (2), with single attempts from Dave McNeilly, Paul Mousseau, Jim Long, Frank DeSantis, Chris and Dave Scutt, Kim Smid, Paul Goudie, Stan Rhynold, Bob Jarrett, Vic Lovell, Roger Vanderham, Rob Marrow, Neil Olmstead, Sean Gambles, Ray Porter, Bob Downey, Dave Nicholls, Bruce Stevens, Dan Fraser, Erwin See, Brian Ward and Steve Foster. Sandy Mercer scored 135 and Kim Smid 134 to lead the women. x, Jrom * TODD SIMPSON Insurance Services RR #5 CALEDON EAST °! 1-800-268-4393 Dec. 26 Openat6 am. Dec.31 Close at6 p.m. Jan. 1 Closed Jan. 2 Open at 7 a.m. 77-649; 5 Mountainview Rd. North Georgetown Wishing you and your families a winning holiday season. We appreciate your business 12 Mountainview Rd. 877-9922 Georgetown, Ontario