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Meters Product Goal by Jeff Art Ian Seaton and Erik Renca gave the mo tort craw the win aunt to Kavln Cower Scott Pack and Trrv Shawn Dockaray only metal goat GDMHAs weekly hockey roundup THE HERALD Wedncada December It ltTSiPafeA Webster in Longley Rl lata I W mens wear put on live minutes scored fall MVP North Helton Shawn PBEWBHLEAOUB Nails Muilc Centr I Docktray Plumbing Stave William let up Alt early In tti middle tram tor the only goal of the gam John Heanma earned tbe MVP John Bill Nelson Product A Ira mm Club A pair of goal by Gary and singles by Paul Clark and Andy Brake It Standard eke out the win In do game Assists earned by Clark Barry Stone Gary Carman and Jim Kinsmen goalgattan ware Grant Nairn and Guana Wilson with Nairn tatting up the other two goal MVP Standard Stephen Brown Klnimen Gary Ontario Electrical League Mitchell scored two end let op anothar lor th electrical win Eastwood Kemper shot the other goal Eastwood on one Gary Duncan cored both villa marker Stave Doucatte a lilted on on MVP Ontario Marine Villa Brian Davit Robert Furnishings I Kevin Phillip had a big day ai ha four of the furniture with Mark the one NIcholMn and Weir assisted Thelonacieanengoaiwat by Dave ALllen tat up by Gllle MVP Doug Shane Macs Milk I Sargent scored hit third goal lata In the game tie for Atom FourTownan Brian aitlitod on two of Sargent and Paul thootart were Pate Ken Ward and Jeff Parke minted by Mike Wett Murray Motor goal Be I Motor game for Murray win i a goal and on another Whitehead and Don Henderson on other Jacques unassisted then Wilton Cochrane from Gordon MVP Murray Dave Whitehead BANTAM LEAGUE Freds Auto Body MacPherson Eiso Brian scored th winning and marker for tha auto body gang BUI Wheeler cored once and assisted on two Paul Lesley scored Steve Rye assisted on one shooter were Paul Mercer end Curtis Tim ElksLodge Fongi Restaurant Brian shot I he winner Gerry Adams and Pete were the other Elks with en assist to Angus Wllloughby shooters were Scott wllh a pair Rust Hammer Robin Rivers end John assisted by Jim Allan Kevin shot two tor Staventon Tim end Brian King added one each lo Clint Gird wood and King Construction I Raal Estate Dave set up Mark for tha only goal In clot game Slave Peace earned the shutout Criterion Carpet J Georgetown Chryilar New sweaters and a new sponsor paid off for carpet boys formerly a edged the Pee Wee Four Towner Bob Pat terwn Rob end Joey ware the goal getters with asilttt to Mike Milton Bob end Power scored for Four Town Scott Brush Kevin Hughet and Doug Smllh LEAGUE Raider Cable TV Doug Lowe Tony with eft gained tha TV crew their John from Bower scored the other TV merker Raider were Bob Bryant and Wayne Doell both assisted by Brian Montvgo Coattructlon A good learn effort by the money and scored tor the Four Towner Dean Weir eiststtd Scotia Lane Transport Jamie Hansen shot pair end eat up another goal for the money whitewash of the gang Gary We lion Dickenson added one goel each with assists to Barry Craig Wilson Gary Stone and Scott McLaughlin Mark Harris aemed the shutout Cable TV a HaltonAvteWreckan John scored both TV marker Sieve Brandt eeslsled on one Tom una lilted replied for In Wrecker JUVENILE LBAOUH Exchange Hoot el- Jim Stearin Rob Mouop end Den Field combined to score the tying goel for Jims wllh a minute left In gome Paul from Gary Nugent gal the other steering goal Exchange hooter were Dav Blight end Dale Richmond by Bryan Wlttaker and Reed Knight of Cohimtws Nellien Crteay Crunchen For a change II the Midget Four Townera who to come beck late In the toeemthette Knight goalgetters were Armond Chalison Wayne Gary Agnew and Doug Tlmpson assisted by Pete Boyle Paul Thompson 2 Lewi Humphrey and Four Town shooters were Tom Diamond Malison and Jeff with assists to Mark Reasmuiten Diamond and Scott MINOR HOCKEY SCHEDULE Old Arena 30 Burns Transport va Raiders Friday Dec it New Arena Novice Group No 9 SO Novice Group No 3 SO Novice Group No 1 Saturday Dee U Old Arena am Murray Motors va Cleanera am Bu Motors va A FT Macs Milk am Chicken VUla va Ontario Electrical League am Nells Music Centre Gougeon 13 noon Plumbing va GR Real Estate Construction FT Georgetown Chrysler Stevensons Mens Wear va Pongs Restaurant Metal Products B va Johnson Carney Real Estate 7 OS Elks Lodge va MacPhersona Saturday Dec 11 New Arena am Varlan Associates va C AC Finance am Plumbing vs Variety 11 IB am Chris IGA Tennant Contractors vi Depco Metal aroducta A Saturday Dec 11 New Arena Girls League 15 pm Independent Order of Foresters Team Blue Bonds Dec 14 New Arena pm Raiders vs Lanes Transport Masson Motors va Cable TV Jims Steering Service vs M FT Nellsons Knights of Columbua va Exchange House Tuesday Dec is Old Arena 30 pm Construe Hon vs Auto Wreckers TbsdayDecia Old Arena Scotlabank Boms Transport OFlaherty rink wins November Spiel by Peggy BUI tropy Congratulallons HumllUler Spiel Our girls Now that season to well girls well done came away high onegame underway some of our curlers The rink skipped by prizewinners The rink was have been competing at other O Flaherty with Peg skipped by clubs Saturday Nov our Sharon Wood and with Ethel Murdy business entered a rink In Lynn Gerrard Dundee Peggy Treahy he Granite Club s Granite was Invaded by yet Monday prizewinners In the November Feat Spiel They another rink from our club on Mens Competitive League came away victorious bearing Wednesday Dec 3 in the were 7pm skip Gord Campbell Ron Sam Mackenzie John Edgar draw winners were a rink of three only skip Dune Money penny Campbell Pat Chamberlain Saturday December Doreen and Mike Geoireda Annual Turkey Spiel great Job and It signed up For some curlers seem reluctant up for spiels they shouldnt be because this is where the real fun In curling Is especially mixed events So watch the notice boards new curlers and sign up for all events Mens basketball proves more popular After two weeks of mens recreational basketball two points are becoming in creaslngly obvious First everyone Is enjoying the league more this year thanks to the high calibre of officiating Second about six more players are needed to give all the teams enough depth for a whole season Anyone in terested in playing is asked to come to Georgetown District High School this Thursday night In last Thursdays action Jim s Cougara thumped the Braves The Braves sorely miss their centre Blair Dunlop who baa been out with an Injury High scorers for the Cougara were Jim with IS polnU and Vera ONeil with 13 points Gary Louth topped the Brave output with 12 points and Pete Walker followed with six Atoms edge on top The Georgetown Major the scoring play Atom Firefighters hove moved Three minutes later Maurice three points ahead of David took the puck the length Burlington on the top of the of the ice made nice move heap of the TriCounty Major and made It Atom division thanks to a tight 33 decision over StreetsvUle Sunday Eric Clarke opened the scoring or the Firefighters with Just one minute of play under the teams belts Jeff Moore and Maurice David drew well deserved assists on got on the scoreboard in the second period but Georgetowns security goal came from Greg Muir with assists going to John Pry and Dave managed one In game two Pete Lauder dale hooped 13 points to lead the undefeated Warriors to a close win over Rudy Lakers Rudy scored is points in losing cause followed closely by Ron Burnett with 15 of Kevin Gillespie managed to man for the Warriors hooping hold the pressure 12 points The Major Atoms would like The last game of the night to congratulate Allard of saw a defensive batUe with the Avenue the winner of led by Larry Scott this years lucky draw held by Keith Rouson and Don Hurley Celtics and Braves who hold team prevailing over the Celtics records Scott notched 10 points for the and Hurley six BUI Lansborough netted 14 points for the losers while Doug added six Jim Costlgan thanks to his latest outing Is now at the top of the league a scorers list with a IS point average Adams is second with 14 Lauderdale Ridley Shaw and are all tied for third with 14 points After two the Warriors and Cougars now find themselves deadlocked with two wins apiece Lakers and Celtics are tied In second with a win and a loss the bottom of the barrel at the present time is occupied by the While on the subject of zone winner waa ascertained signing up ladies will need to by highest pints The winner sign up now or the next draw was Harvey Chappels rink to begin Jan You will find skipped In absence by Dune the lists In the locker room for Monevnenny with Gord Tuesday and Thursday Campbell Ken Naib Pat ternoon and Wednesday Chamberlain evening indicate when you represent the Zone In th wish to curl by signing the District Playdowns Jan at appropriate list our club Well let get back to As this rink Is comprised of Turkey Spiel Turkey winners our own dub member we feel on the first draw were Skip we can share In the pride of Pat Chamberlain Bobble Branch and we would like Phillips Ron June to add coogratulatioos and Russell Second prizewinners good luck to them skip Moris Goudekettlng Due to the Zone Cynthia Partridge Doc Junior Curling cancelled Russell Mar Taylor Third or Dec That game will be prize went to skip Ken played Tuesday Dec is First Sharon Wood Dave draw 10 a m second draw Susan McCartney Second draw turkey winners were skip Jim Wilson Ann Hartford Glen Hagerman Cathy Crane Second prizewinners were skip George Dot Glenda Watson Karen Morris Third prize to skip Frank Currle Doreen Geo re da Lea Hartford Joan Sanford Sunday Dec 7 the Georgetown Legion Branch 130 hosted Zone Curling at our club Six teams competed They played three eightend games The 1130am This will be the lost me In this schedule and prizes will be awarded that day So be sure to mark It on your calendar now George coach for tbe Juniors Is currently working with girls sod boys from and hopes shortly to have teams ready to com pete Note to ail curlers please keep us Informed of your out- oftown achievements so that we may report It See you all at the wine and cheese party Saturday December Benoit The man behind the Raiders By Teresa Vemiecr After Friday against I realh there was one member of the Raider team who had been Atom A to Junior A in washed providing postgame Cornwall Later he became refreahmenls and handling the involved with Judo for a good gate of the team bench many years and he has also A trainer must be organized recelvedqultesometrainlngln badly neglected It was resourceful outgoing and first aid A real highlight in his broughttomyattentlonwbena knowledgeable In various background Is his opportunity to have taken weight lifting in Ottawa with the Olympic team I In regards to the Raider team Reg believes that Once the right combination baa been formed the Raiders should be a very hard team to beat I Reg also stated that he finds Junior Tibetts very to the players due ids experiences as a player and as a linemate of some of the present Raiders It la no wonder then why the Raiders have been able to come on so strong so early in the season With a very team Into a slump you can bet tht Reg Benoit will be right there to pick them up and end the slump I raider floundering Raider team came areas In order to succeed in back In the third period all bis position to the extent hat fired up to win Reg has background la Most of the ammunition for full of very diversified this firing up was supplied tlvUlesandeachof capable coaching staff and Beooit direct or Indirect way aided excellent backup by the has become a Jack of hi work as trainer the manager trainer the players all trades for the Raider have all tbe leadership needed players For tbe past three Reg went through the ranks t a trip to the top of the years he has acted as trainer in organized hockey from league And whenever the for the team and this year he was approached to take on the duties of manager as In these positions Reg baa and most energetically taken tbe responsibility for handling the players equipment providing transportation for the team on rcAd trips working on pltyer relationships and has even filled In the coaches spot behind the bench from time to time Besides major Reg must time tor seemingly matters such as getting i necessary gum supplies Hills Catering Complete Mobile Catering Commercial STEVE CURTIS Proprietor SONY Complete Line Sales Service Authorized Dealers WIGO TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE 40 Main S we want you to call for CCNlSUMEaQ Call the CONSUMER SERVICES TATIVE at Union Get for vour free recipe booklet Spec la lite la Ma I ton and printed Conumer Information ICE CREAM with MINCEMEAT FLAtVig skillet dish lb 12 prepared mincemeat V cup brandy cup orange lulce cup drained chopped cherries 3 cup chopped walnuts Cook over a medium GAS lame until bubbly Heat cup brandy until bubbles form around pan Ignite with match Pour over mln earnest mixture Serve with 2 quarts Ice Yields servings AiniOfl GHS The Terra Inn FINEST Closed Mondays Dm from Steak kidney duckling Our rial ties Saturday Sunday Pub ruffe brcf Fully RettTMiliom call The Corporation of the Town of Halton Hills BYLAW NO 75 A by law to stop up and convey to the abutting owners Street and part of Edward Street In the Town of Hills In the Regional Municipality of formerly In the Village and of WHEREAS Council for this Corporation proposes to stop up and close known as Street in the Town of Hills formerly In the Village of Llmehouso which said street Is shown on the plan of survey prepared by and Westwood of part of West half of Concession A for the former Township of Esqueslno a copy of which It annexed as Schedule A to by lew Corporation proposes lo stop up and Hills formerly In the parcel land Is shown outlined In red copy of whlc AND WHEREAS Council for this close part of Edward Street In the village of Llmehouso which said on the above mentioned plan of Schedule A to this by law AND WHEREAS Council tor this Corporation has Instructed the Clerk Administrator to publish notice of Council Intention to stop up close end survey said Street and part of Edward Street to the abutting owners in accordance ma provisions of The Municipal Act O as amended PLAN OF SURVEY OF PART OF LOT CON 6 TOWNSHIP OF I OF THE OF LIUEHOU3EI COUNTY OF HALTON SCALE That street In Ihe Town of Halton Hills formerly in the Village of Llmchouse known as Street shown on Ihe copy the plan of survey annexed as schedule A to this by law be and the seme Is hereby closed and stopped up That part ol Edward Street in Town Halton Hills formerly In the Village of Llmehouse lying northeasterly the production of the northeasterly limit of Elliabelh Street as shown on copy plan survey as Schedule A to this by law be and same is hereby closed and slopped up Ihe Intention of Council for Corporation to pass this by law is to be published once a week tor four consecutive weeks In the Georgetown Herald independent Milton Champion and in the Acton Free Press end Council for this Corporation shall hear any to proposed closing and conveying of the said Slroet and part of Edward Street to the abutting owners at its regular on the day of January 197a or so soon thereafter is possible and there ore no valid to the proposed closings at such meeting Council shall give this bylaw a third end final reading read a first and second time this day of NOVEMBER fe-