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FIRST ANNUAL THE HERALD Wednesday DEC 19 Georgetown Figure Skaters Hold Club Competitions The Georgetown Figure Skating club Us first annual club competition on Sunday afternoon at Georgetown Memorial arena In the national test badge division Eddie Howard placed first with Lynn Blackstock second The Royal Canadian Legion branch donated a trophy for this division which presented to the winner by Tony Corbett In the mixed dance com petition the competing pair of David Watson and Karen Blackstock won the trophy presented by Terry Peers on behalf of the Georgetown Lions club In the beginner free skating division Jo Anne Shannon placed first Mlcheele second and Kelly Barber third Julie Freestone Helen Gall Shanks Wendy Barrager Christie Lorl Hen derson Colleen Howard and Sally Murphy The winner received a trophy donated by North Sports and presented by In the pre Juvenile division Klrsten caputred first place with Sherry placing second and Heather Corbett placing third Also competing In event were Susan Snow and Janet Ron Snow of the Georgetown Figure Skating club presented the winners trophy on behalf of the Toronto Dominion bank In the Juvenile division won first place honors with Hay ley Qlnn placing second and Madeline Rogers third Moores Sherry Smeaton Laura Yerxa and Linda were the other division contestants Doug Hauser presented the trophy to Miss Pilate on behalf the Royal Bank Sharon Hewitt was the only contestant In the division and captured the trophy donated and presented by Mrs Marilyn Barber of the Georgetown Figure Skating club Sharon Watson grabbed first honors in the girls In division with Heather Moores and Cathy placing second and third respectively The winner received a trophy presented by Jim Snow of the Georgetown Figure Skating club on behalf of the Georgetown Kinsman club In the boys Interpretive class Jim Massena captured first place Tommy Simpson placed second and Mark Snow third presented Jim Massena with the winners trophy on behalf of the Op timists club of Georgetown The competition lasted three and a half hours and Ib slated as an annual event SHEL KELLY BARBER JO ANNE SHANNON MICHELLE DITTFACH Herald Photos SHARON HEWITT Herald Photo Minor Hockey Schedule For Coming Week Friday December Novice 15pm St Louis vs Pittsburg pm Toronto vs Los Angeles Detroit vs Minnesota 15 m Montreal vs Boston Chicago vs New Yrok Saturday December 30 a B4 DriveIn vs B9Dog NSuds B5 Fred Auto Body vs Bio Johnson Carney Real Eslate 7 15 a B2 Con Elks Lodge a Stevenson Mens Pongs Restaurant 6 Tavern Metal Prod Ed Nelson Real Estate 9 45a B3 Real Estate vs MacPherson 10 p J3 Exchange House Knights of Columbus 1115 pm Jims Steering Service Excavating Sunday December 23 Ac too a Ml Cable TV vs M5 Hamco Excavating a m Motors vs Burns Transport Monday December am Dockeray Plumbing vs PW9 Barrager Cleaners a m Standard Products vs PW10 Nells Music Centre am Chicken Villa vs Gougeon Household strings 8 a Electrical League vs G Co Lid Murray Motors AFT Mac Milk 9 PW3 Kinsmen Club Motors Wednetday December 2fl a AS Dcpco Metal Prod A vs Snowmobile Club A2 Rodger Speed Custom A4 Florists a AS Finance vs A9 Georgetown 15 a m Al Motors vs A3 Tennant Contractors AS Varian Associates n to HI Folks Variety Than day December 27 m Depco Metal Prod vs B2 Armbro Construction 15a B3 Real Estate Drive In 15 a B5 Fred s Auto Body vs Stevenson Mens Wear Restaurant vs a B9 Dog Suds vs Johnson Carney Real Estate 4S am Bll Elks Lodge vs Ed Nelson Real Estate Friday December Novice 15 Boston vs New York 55 Detroit vs Toronto Montreal vs Pitt Chicago vs St Louis 0 Minnesota vs Los Angeles Saturday December a A Hi Folks Variety vs Georgetown IGA CAC Finance AID Snowmobile Club Rodger Speed Custom vs AS Metal Prod A 10 15 Exchange House JI Knights of Columbus 1115 Jims Steering Service vs Excavating Sunday December Acton flZSam Ml Cable TV Excavating MS Lone Transport vs M3 Burns Transport 10 35 a m M2 Motors vs M4 Scotia Bank Monday December 31 5 30 a m Murray Motors Chicken Villa 15 a Kinsmen Club Plumbing am PW5 Standard Products vs Ontario Electrical League a m PW7 Muckart Co Ltd vs Baz Motors 45 a PW9 Barrager Cleaners Neil Music Centre 9 30 am PWll Gougeon Household Furnishings vs AFT Mac Milk Midgets Show Poor Form In Milton Georgetown minor midgets Journeyed to Milton on Monday Dec 10andcamehomcwltha4 1 loss in a penalty riddled game Coach Vaughn Thompson was ready to throw in the towel as the result of the teams performance In this game as he and manager Cord Monk were thoroughly fed up with the manner in which the boys of both teams conducted them selves In the first period alter only seconds of play Georgetown had two minor penalties and The period went scoreless after this but was chippy throughout and Bill of Georgetown was put out of the game for fighting In the second Georgetown tied the score at to Peter Boyle These two boys were two of the few who stuck to playing hockey and played outstanding in a losing cause Again with Georgetown playing Milton went ahead at the mark In the last stanza Georgetown decided to play alley hockey and of the fifteen minutes of regulation time for a period they had no more than three men on the ice for proximately minutes of the 15 Add to this display one misconduct to each team While Georgetown were busy with the roughing Milton added two more goals to give them the to game Vaughn Thompson and Gord Monk spoke with he Milton team coach and manager after the game and all were fairly disgusted at the play and attitudes of both teams Chairman Appointed Burlington reeve Preston was appointed chairman of the regional Land Division Com Mr Preston was appointed chairman three other nominations Including J Carney who was recommended Announces Schedule Changes The minor hockey schedule for Saturdays Dec 22 and 29 has been changed to allow out of town teams to be Invited to Georgetown for exhibition games during the Christmas school holidays Some games previously scheduled for these two Saturdays have been re scheduled to weekday mor nlngs during the holidays All coaches and players or atoms and bantam teams are requested to check the revised schedule The executive of the would like to wish all those involved minor hockey in Georgetown a very merry Christmas and a happy new year Midgets Upset Chinguacousy Sunny Acre Farms major midgets upset Chlngacousy In their second meeting of the season with a win This was a big win as Chlngacousy had won the first session 32 The midgets are really starting to put It together and throughout the game Georgetown started off 1 the scoring with an unassisted goal by Ted Kewley who also played well defensively The second goal was also scored by a Doug Barnes assisted by Rob This was a seesaw game as each time Georgetown scored Chlngacousy came back to tie the score add at one point In the game had a 32 lead only to have Kevin Reeks wipe It out by scoring assisted by Blake ShortlH The final goal of the game the winner was a picture goal Rob stole the puck while Georgetown was- killing off a penalty and skated in ana fired a slapshot Into the Chlngacousy net giving Georgetown a 3 win Georgetown major midgets next game was Tuesday Dec 18 at Brampton at 30 m followed by a home game on Sun Dec 23 against Ancaster at Oakvi lie Downs Major Atoms Georgetown Firefighters fell to defeat at the hands of 11 This was their first defeat in five games and Georgetown was In control until the last few minutes of play when Oakville scored to take a 3 lead followed by another one to finalize It The Georgetown scoring was a 3goal hat trick by Bob Dean the first one assisted by Brad McMeekln and two unassisted goals Warren Street played an excellent game In goal making many fine stops with a standout effort by Bob Dean of the for ward unit Also giving good efforts were Dave and forwards Chris Peavoy Kevin Stewart and Gerry Milne Firefighters are now holding losses record for the season Their next game war Dec IB at Brampton at p followed by a game Thursday Dec 20 against Juveniles Suffer Second Defeat Georgetown juveniles But only their second defeat of the season at the hands of Chlngacousy The opponent came out flying ana beat Georgetown to the puck throughout the entire game Mr Carney will now serve on the committee as Helton Hills representative along with councillor W Coats assisted by BID Kirby This game evened the score for as Georgetown had previously beaten them Juveniles next game will be In Brampton Tuesday Dec IB RON SNOW CATHY ELSLIOER SHARON WATSON HEATHER