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SECTION THE HERALD ISM Paget Peewees close out season BjRONNEEDHAM Htra id The Georgetown Stan dard Product A hockey team wound up the regular portion of the Mason thut put week dropping a pair of close declplona to Burlington and Oak vtlle Burlington came out fait and opened up a lead by the midway point of the second period Prom that point Georgetown took con of the game and had tome glorious opportu nities to either tie or win the third period Chris golfed In a shot on a Jimmy English from the corner Georgetown final goal was scored when Rob Boyle took a Steve pass up the boards and unloaded a hard shot that the goalie slopped but Greg was In the right spot to ram home the rebound In the game It was Georgetown that came out strong open ing up a Ml lead In the first period only to have come back with four unanswered goals over the remalnd of the game Again Georgetown had some excellent chances but time ran out before they could at least tie tho game On Georgetown opening goal Kevin Usher found Chris alone In the lot and Chris wasted no time unloading a low hard shot Hike Need- ham notched the final goal the de fence to a loose puck and drove a high hard snot which trickled In oft the goalie a blocker boys are now gearing up for the play and the upcoming Stayner tournament atoms sweep two Brad earned a and led the Georgetown major atoms to a 71 victory over last week In the fast paced game Georgetown maintained control and would not give vllle an opportunity to get organized The Video atoms win With a IB3I team record the A E bantam As of Georgetown are In first place their league Coached by John Richardson and Wayne managed by MAe the team has balance and battle coupled with goad cheeking aid the best goats average In the league Seen here back AE LEPAGE BANTAMS Rich Ray Fisher rent row left to right Rob Mike Gary Bulweti Chock Peebles Dave Tata and Mike Rom Senior hockey girls play well By SUE DUNNING Herald correspondent The Georgetown Sen or Glrla hockey team Order of the Royal Purple played two fast paced games this past week beating Milton 10 and tying a firststring team Away in Milton the play remained scoreless during the first two periods as both teams seemed to have dlfflcul ty connecting with their In the third period the Georgetown defence made a fine play as Laurie Sears and Sharon Anderson set up Lisa Allen who scored the winning marker The remainder of the game saw some close end chances but both made some excellent plays to keep the score at 10 Roxy On Sunday the Senior girls hosted and played a thrilling game The Georgetown girls made a slow start fall ing behind In the second period before Clara Carter opened the scoring with a perfect pass from Denean Jones In the third period scored again to once more pull ahead by two goals Then George town decided to take charge and with remaining Debby Osborne picked up a pass from Lisa Allen and beat the Oakville to pull the localatowithinagoal A a minute later Jones came In on a oneonone and scored unassisted to finish the exciting game with a tie hosting In a fastaction 41 TrlCounty hockey win Scoring for Georgetown was Jeff Wright with two goals Steven Wright and Steven Smith Jeff Wright bad two assists Steven Wright had two while Greg Dawson and Steven Smith had On Sunday the team ran out of steam losing to Burlington were Jeff Wright Steven Wright and Andrew Elliott Assists went to Steven Smith Gord Peter Jeff Wright and Steven lechers checked throughout the game forcing to give up the puck Jason Morey made a significant contribution to the win by providing solid Scor Ing for Georgetown were Brad Mike Jake Nick Kilpln and Todd Butwell Assists were earned by Peter Lee 3 Doug Crawford Jeff Tim moos Bob Mike Brad The Liftechers then returned to Gordon Arena and met Milton In a tough hard- bitting game Brad Duby opened the lag at of the first period assisted by Doug Crawford At of the first period Doug Craw ford scored the last goal of the game assisted by Peter Lee and Brad Duby Jason Panduro and Jason Moray were forced to earn the shutout as the Milton shooters continu ed to test them through out the game The teeners worked hard and their effort resulted in a welldeserved 20 victory atoms bomb Ching By LINDA PELLS Herald correspondent He shoots He scor es should have been the call from the crowd as were and outplayed by the Georgetown Rosy minor atoms and fell ton lots Goal tender Kevin Murray was quick when called on Sharpshoot ers were Ryan Fells Scott Kenny Kotzwlka Greg Dobbin and Shawn Pearson Assists by Chris Barrow Ernie 2 Kenny Dustin and Scott 3 Sbots- were 293 In Georgetowns favour This was a great game a every forward and defenceman took at least one shot on net Saturday morning the met Oakville and came borne winners Goals were scored by Greg Dobbin Brent and Chris Barrow Assists were registered by Ryan Pells 2 Scott 2 and Shawn Pearson Good was shared by David Frost and Kevin Sunday night In George town played their last regular season game and stretched their winning streak to with a 21 victory Goals were from Tun Ryan Pells and Ryan Ward and Scott from Rys Thanks for a great learning season coach Steve Curtis assistants Danny Curtis and John McGrath and manager Local bikers at Seventyeight motor cycle from nil over Ontario spent seve ral speedy but chilling hours Sunday afternoon barreling around the one third mile oval track laid out on the Reservoir For tho fifth year a row Ihe Halloa Off Rood Riders boated ranging In age from 8 to BO in a dice on Ice featuring bikes up to full bore racing machines They all have knobby Urea for trac tion and the riders all wear frozen grins OffRoad Rid ers dub members from and Dufferin area spent several preparing the event and several Halton Hills residents competed In the Junior class Prank Wood of Georgetown finished eighth and Matt Finn- can finished fifth la the Expert class Mike getting his first chance to race against mentor Jon charged Into second place at one point but misjudged Ms peed going Into a comer and wound up entangled In the snow bank In a rare opportunity to race at borne romped away with the win on his super quick Len Shpetey tuned Suzuki raced again in the Open Expert class borrowing a Honda prepared by Ray Little of Hannon Cut Once again Comwell showed the opposition a dean pair of heels the fact that Ms machine James Sent of Water- down After the races weH shrugged off com- plaint that the track was too rough It was the same for everyone maybe U cut down on to speeds a bit but I always find a rough track gets smoo ther the faster you ride admitted his continual racing In the against top Amert can riders is bound to Mm an advantage smiled be added I enjoy racing at home its pure fun and theres no better exer cise for racing than inert racing The Optimist Club of Georgetown and the following Service Clubs Knights of Columbus Lions Lionesses Kinsmen Klwanis ASK YOU TO TAKE THE FIRST STEP GET INVOLVED WITH DRUGS BEFORE YOUR 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