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SECTION THE HERALD October Pan 3 Raiders chalk up 84 92 weekend wins connected or the last two goals of Die Raider same against Durham night We re three or four hockey players away from being a good team general -a-mi- manager Don says ART HeraldphotobyDaveRowney to GDHS By JACK HARLOW Herald Correspondent The Georgetown cross country learn won the Invitational In Kitchener last Friday for its third straight of attending the meet The the meet was the Chlcopee Ski Resort and the surrounding terrain was put to full use The courses at are classic Ihemselv as all six divisions of competitors were lo run up an extre mely long and incredibly steep ski hill as part of their course The end of the race had runners coming down part of the same hill turning 180 degrees and ascending part of the hill a second lime turning again for the rest of the descent down the hill a sharp 90 degree turn to the right at the foot of the hill and a slight uphill grade to the finish line The courses look the runners on roads through fields along bicycle paths up and down ski trails and through the woods era had to go through a space of about two and a half feet between the ground and the bottom of a fence while going up hill through the woods Approximately 1200 runners competed and an ambulance was present to assist those unable to complete the race due to fatigue from attempting to ascend the ski hilt More than ten runners required such assistance at some point throughout the day Georgetown did very well claiming of the gold medallions awarded In addition to the overall school trophy the Rebels again claimed the for the overall girls and overall boys FIRSTS Of the six divisions Georgetown took three firsts a second and two thirds The midget girls midget boys and senior girls all won their re spective divisions while the or boys were second and the junior girls and senior boys teams both earned thirds each of Ihem only one point out of second place The midget girls de stroyed all other compe tition In their division by scoring points The next closest team was second place St Mary Who totalled Nancy Mustard placed a strong fourth for George town in the race of Also contributing towards the teams win was Amy Powers in sixth place Anne Coulighan in tenth and Sandy in eleventh Samantha Windsor and Tina Newman both public school runners did extremely well finishing lEth and 17th respect WOOD 2nd 3rd The midget boys faced their biggest field of runn this season as a stunning competitors completed Ihc race The Rebels did superb ly however by winning with an outstanding score of points Stratford Central In second place also had a low total scoring 33 Of the first nine runners in four were from Georgetown Leading the team were Mike Wood and Pat placing an ex second and third respectively Greg Mack finished seventh and Darren Lynn Macphall led the Junior girls to their bronze medals placing second in a race of 132 competitors The team third place of points was only one point short of second place St Marys and a mere seven points short of Waterloo winning score of was the second Rebel runner to cross the line in position Kelly Roe and Leslie followed In positions of and respectively Karen Pepper came In for th spot and Shawn Langdon came In close behind for place Georgetown s Junior boys picked up the sliver medals In a tough with runners competing The Rebels score of points was five points out of first place Porters Erik Hopkins was the first Geor getown runner in placing fourth He was followed by Chris 15th Paul Watts 19th Dave Banks and Bob KR1STENSEN FOURTH Susan Kristensen led the senior girls to victory placing an excellent fourth The team low score or 40 points demo lished who finished second totalling points Nerval Hollywood Tavern emerged the lad tat Ha I champions of Georgetown lait Wednes day night with a victory over M and M Pro Sport In the game of lie best seven final series Depth In both the pitching and hitting department helped to give Norval their victory manager Norm said afterward Herald photo GIFL championship awarded to Hollywood Tavern team s Hollywood Tavern captured the Industrial fastball championships In game six against M and M Pro Sports last Wednesday night at Georgetown Fairgrounds The Tavern blanked their opponents in the final game and Pro Sports took a two game lead in the series but Hollywood rallied for four consecutive wins Their latest victories came last Sunday night in a 1 contest and last Monday evening when they edged past M and Manager for Norm said I figured wed win the series but they gave us a scare More depth in the hitting and pitching Campbolls Lime Service Eqaacwd to anrrtde antita Memtw UoM To Serve You Beller LIME NOW I HIT SHI CALL 6473448 department probably helped win the series said Roy Spear pitched the final game for t give up a hit until the last Inning Bob Inglis scored the Tavern a first run on his double brought home by Frank Robinson PRESENTED BY GEORGETOWN OCTOBER IN THE ELKS HALL 301 00 ADMISSION 2 00 PER COUPLE BUFFET BAR TICKETS AT THE DOOR OR FROM EXECUTIVE The Georgetown Chrys Raiders outdistanced what they thought would be the leagues terror Durham ben took on the upandcoming Mid land Athletics for a romp over the weekend In Friday night home game match up the Raiders managed a lead over Durham in the first period then picked apart their opponents de fence for shots on the night Player coach Gary Ford said after the game that the score might have been for Georgetown If Brad Miller hadn t been so sharp In net Miller s partner Doug Dragase- vich was back In first game since in log camp Miller faced 14 shots in he contest Coach Ford was pleased with he win especially because every one tried hard However the Raiders didn t play enough like a team and everyone tried to do the Job themselves Ford said General manager Don said he t happy with a second peri lapse when only two goals were scored but the Raiders are starting to think overall It was a little scram ly but the different units seem to be playing well together he said Ride is plaing belter In every game he said Rick and Gary Ford paced the Durham game with two goals each In the first period Glenn Murray put Georgetown on the scoreboard with a goal from John Saunders and Guy Cormier Linemnte Steve followed with a goal from Murray and Cormier Rick scored the first of his two goals with two minutes remaining in the first period Bruce Ellison found the opening for a goal in the second period off a pass by Gary Ford Then while killing a power play attempt Guy Cormier ad vanced the score to from Glenn Murray CRUISING Cruising in front of the Durham net dcfcnccman John Saunders netted the Raiders first third period goal Mike and Guy Cormier assisted on the goal Rick Daigle put Georgetown further ahead on a goal scored from the slot on a well placed rebound Ron Twlss and Gerry Schaeffer helped out on the goal Coach Gary Ford show a good third period example by scoring the last two goals he first one from Bruce Ellison The last Ford goal came with three minutes remaining from John Saunders and Bruce Elll son Roberts of Durham scored the lone third period goal for his team The all and husky for is a former NHL player who is now the playercoach for Durham The goal was scored as he fell down after splilt the Georgetown MIDLAND LOSES Against the upstart Midland Athletics Sunday nigh I in an away contest the Raiders defeated their opponents The score was 10 for the Raiders after the first period but it ballooned to 1 after the second period Tim Turner led the Raiders in scoring with two goals including the opener assisted by Doug Brown and Gary Ford By the midway mark In the second period Georgetown had scored four unanswered goals Guy Cormier shot for a shorthanded goal assisted by Brown and Glenn Murray Midland s Craig Watson POWER A power play goal by Ron frcm Ford and Bruce Ellison followed Rick Daigle scored for the Raiders on a goal assisted by Ron Twist and Gary McFadyen Midland got on the scoreboard Gary Hansford netted one past Georgetown Brad Miller The Raiders avenged the goal with a power play effort by Gary Ford from second period score The Raiders finished their goal scoring output Continued page BT Pee Wees roaring start By SID HARRIS Herald Special This years Major Pee Wee started off league play with a convincing win over Ookville Our boys played good plamaking hockey the whole game Oakvillewus beaten to the puck our defense clear well and the for wards backchecked all scoring late in period one with a give and go with Mark out of our own end producing a one on one situation Trevor Harkley played a strong game with an unassisted goal produced from a great second effort along with three assists two from comer pass outs to the slot area Jeff produced two goals effort coming off a REP SCHEDULE NOVICE Sunday Oct GcorgetownatFlamboropm MINOR ATOM Tuesday Oct Ching at Georgetown ATOM Thurs Oct at Georgetown Oct 19 GeorgetownatOpmgevlle7 MINOR PEE WEE Sunday Oct Georgetown at Milton Tuesday Oct 19 Dundas at Georgetown pm PEE WEE Thurs Oct 40pm Tucs Oct IB GeorgelownatOrangevUleS 15pm MINOR BANTAM Thursday Oct 14 DundasatCeorgetown7pm Saturday Oct 16 GeorgetownotOakville7 BANTAM Wed Oct 13 Georgetown at Ookville 30pm Sat Oct 15pm Sunday Dundas at Georgetown MINOR MIDGET Saturday Oct ChlngatGeorgeown7p Sunday Oct MIDGET Saturday Oct 10FlamboroatGeorgetown8 Sunday Oct 17 at Georgetown JUVENILE Oct 14 Mon Oct 18 GeorgeiownatOrangcvllleB OPEN HOUSE LADIES CURLING SECTION OF NORTH GOLF COUNTRY CLUB Cordially Invites any interested Ladies to an Open House TUES OCT THURS OCT 100 PM 300 PM FREE INSTRUCTION FOR BEGINNERS IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CURLING MEET THE CURLING LADIES PLEASE CALL- JOAN TRIMBLE JOAN SHAPCOTT 8771822 8778624 THE ALTERNATIVE in U Wil wit Throws And ifltf its nutlets Out tin knars Hut km toy lor baa year car HALTON THRUWAY MUFFLER 347 Guelph St Georgetown fflB 8777042 8777823 check in our own zone Both Ken and John had goals from the slot as well as one assist each Jason Arnold after numerous close chances ended the scoring with fust over one minute left in the game Additional assists were earned by Steve Eastwood earned his shutout in the second period with superlative leg and sliding saves when our side was ploy ing two and one man short for a total three and a hall minutes mi TOWN OF 1982 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS NOTICE TO ELECTORS Trio Regular Pol Day for Municipal Council School Board Trustees and Hal too H lis Hydro Electric Commission Elections to bo held on November during mo hours 1 to m Polls II bo hold on Oclobor dur hours a m to lor doctors who lo bo to vol on November 1 at Iho locations Mill StfMt East Acton Trinity United Church Municipal Building Subject to certain on elector may vote by proxy by appointing In writ no on tho proscribed a person who is tied to at Such appointment Is not vol unless I by Clork not la tor than 5 clock alio 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