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IC Wednesday Decembers IBM Down Blakelock seniors at home Rebels claim hoop win Ilrrn Id Spurts The fca si Sen or boys basketball on lus jusl begun the Georgetown senior Rebels have equaled last jtnrt out Last year the senior squad won one of its eight rtur season gimps rid at homo he Rebels defeated T A in their first game of the year Rebels led almost from the start piling up a point had in the third quarter before the team slowed the- down and began scoring points of own But strong defensive rebounding from forwards Dtan Marks and Glen Me alii Georgetown to hold on at the end for the win Last ycir Phil helped out coaching the boys team but is the senior squad coach He said he period ihtad at li said wis combination of 1 re instances Tht guys were little tired up defence We phy blood from last year junior squad has I happy with the outlook of his clubs belter against lut this is Not inly from his We had a good billon four wins three losses and I knew we had go potential bull think we would be as good as we were said We wanted to run we were able to do win we wanted Marks and Paul Watts held the hot hands for the each netting l topman detente splaying well but we also have strong which is some what unusual The loach put that to the game luting freely throughout As for what he would like to sec his team accomplish this season remains optimist Put mc in the play 1 be satis tied he si id The team will have play id in Milton ester Poppys peewees net two hockey victories pomis for the Rebels Georgetown a first end McCauRhtry chipped In markers on Ham BUI McDonald play from Dale avail Bill McDonald lee November play ttom and Bod to put head come back behind the North Halton curling Curling team falls short in finals bid The rink of Joan Shopcott Simpson Joan Trimble and Eva Bradley were in Niagara for a twoday spiel last week Shirley McDermot team had to cancel at thelast minute The team won their first two games then lost their next two contests falling one short of the finals After four rounds in the Mens Tuesday night competition two teams are tied for first spat Both Bob and Lamb are tied with records In Ladies competition three teams are tied with marks The rinks arc Donna Blight Joan Trimble Joan Alice June Russell Mary Wards and Mary Kitley were at Dixie Wednesday for a oneday The team won a game and MO in prize money The team of Shirley McDermot Joan Lois Massey and Mary Black will be representing North Halton this week at the Ladies Poppy Major McDonald counted the only goal PREMER THINGS TO DO AND PLACES TO GO Sol PLEASURE 79 MAIN ST S A CANADIAN THEATRES 877 APPOINTMENTS TO THE VARIOUS BOARDS AND COMMITTEES no Hi it to iho under I bo 1 1 December Horn Ho golem pubic who dosro to trio cons lor to Iho c pal Boards Itoos tot terms A ADVISORY COMMITTEE idua tor a year roadi o il ally BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Twtq id duals Horn ouch Acton and dual Hid rural area HILLS PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD Of a Ihrod year who a Canadia the I years do pa ly mid not a bod Mod lo a 10 D HALTON SAFETY COUNCIL Two I id duals lor 11 year who its do ly APPLICATIONS SHOULD STATE a Tho tor on 1 and dual col cor I a id also Iho 10 apptconl en NOTE I ItMl J applet For Si I phono R RICHARDSON CLERK ADMINISTRATOR TOWN OF HALTON HILLS MAIN STREET SOUTH HALTON HILLS GEORGETOWN ONTARIO f with one goal to make it goai in Memorial Arena on S November to cement the victory for Georgetown Hosting at Memorial Arena Chad Bailey and David Hodgson on a power play In second stanza Richard Bond finalized a great three way passing ana l0 David Watts gave played action filled Ponnv a 1 j The Holy Cross girls learn shows its banners well as winning the Hamilton Diocese event and finalists In the Public School tournament Team members are bottom row from left Grace Do In Marianne Sara Cook Bridget Kennedy and Cars Buckley Top left Debbie Mitchell Jennifer Cano Erin Hughes Cheryl Lynn Hamilton and Mary Beth Drown The coach Is Cynthia Tobin Herald photo back with their last goal on a power play but to no Novice team loses Georgetown Royal City Novice A rep Ram went down to defeat at the hands of In a close checking game Saturday Strong offensive efforts by Joe Stepheas David and Robbie Wands enabled he Georgetown to get olf to an early start when Tim scored the first goal of the game in first period Outstanding goal tending by Sean Mills and agile defensive play by Tyson Hacked and Jim held off an aggressive Oakvllle leam until the second period scored twice was held off ihe scorcshect until the final frame Georgetown pulled its goalie In an effort to close the gap in the last seconds of the gome but failed to capitalize Lifesaving cass Adults interested In renewing expired aquatic qualifications or certifying for the first time should be aware of our Adults Only classes For information please call the pool in the evening 3140 Georgetown 7721 game counted first before Jim Eng evened the score with a nice deflection o the top corner from David Walts and Mike Poppy pulled ahead by one when Mc on a nice goal mouth lateral pass from Bill aid Again the blue came back to tie the game In the final period Wes counted again on nice quick shot from Chad Bailey and Mark Mm inch made it for the locals on a nice backhand flip shot totally surprising the Goal number five was scored by Richard Bond from Bill Mcdonald counted once more in the period but lime ran out on the clock to give Georgetown the The Holy Cross Separate School boys volleyball team proudly shows banners it won this year Including the Roman Catholic title Members of the team from left are bottom row Don Burnt 1 1 AIM Pint is John Brooke Bob and nilgai Mora Top row Andy Jay Kenlake Mike Hughes Joe Barges Mike O and John Shaw Herald photo HALTON HILLS HERALD ATHLETE OF THE MONTH FOR NOVEMBER High School Susan Craig middle Is this month Herald Athlete of the Month IK points as the junior Redmen won the basketball for the second straight year She also had IS points In her semi 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