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Page 16 THE HERALD March 1989 Walking on air Jen Irwin looks like shes walk ing on air as she sails high to deliver a spike during Mondays Halton senior girls volleyball championship match at Herald photo Zone ahead Its still a battle for top spot in the Georgetown Ladies Basketball League with the Blue Zone maintaining a half- game lead over the Pacemakers Both sides won on Feb 22 with the Blue Zone topping the 5650 and the Pacemakers thump ing the Steroids Hie other league contest saw the Celtics best the California Raisins Judy Thompson had 19 points for the Blue Zone in its win with Chung Kim leading the Sixers with a gamehigh points Anita Stankus paced the Pacemakers with 27 points and Lorraine had for the Roids Celtics top gunner was Michelle Mlehm with 34 points and the Raisins got 16 from Susan Thorn In Feb league action the Zone zapped the Celtics 7130 Pacemakers edged the California Raisins 4342 and the Steroids blasted the The Blue Zone got 22 points from Sandy Brownridge with Michelle Mlehm nailing 24 for the Celts Anita had points for the Pacemakers and Susan Thorn had 20 for the Raisins the received 22 points from Linda Capreol and Chung Kim set the Sixer offence with IS GEORGETOWN LADIES BASKETBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS after Feb L T BhwZone 16 is 0 Pacemakers 16 3 1 Celtics 16 0 California Raisins 9 76ers 16 10 Steroids 12 0 SAME DAY TAX RETURNS Si Georgetown Jr B history repeated as Oakville sweeps Raiders History repeated itself last Wednesday night for the Georgetown Raiders as the Blades eliminated the local B team from Central On tario league playoffs in four straight games for the second season In a row A 75 comeback overtime win at Oakville Arena gave the Blades their second sweep of Georgetown in as many seasons and left Raider coach Peter Sturgeon wondering aloud what the local club had to do to beat its nemesis Im really disappointed with the loss lamented Sturgeon after Wednesdays seriesending loss I thought with our offence we could win the series Tonight I thought we played well enough for a win We took it to them but they wanted it bad too It was arguably Georgetowns best outing in the seven quarterfinal set as the Raiders held a 53 lead at the end of two periods But four unanswered goals including the win ner in a regulation IDminute over time period and an insurance empty netter spelled an early playoff exit for the second straight year for Georgetown Greg Brazeau scored two goals for Georgetown with KC Foster and Brown also scoring Oakville which beat the Raiders six out of seven times during the regular season despite finishing one position below them in the final league standings had earlier recorded series wins of 76 and I thought we finished off the first penod strong said coach Ken But we gave Georgetown credit they came out flying The home ice advantage in Wednesdays game at Oakville Arena definitely had a hand ir Oakvilles series clincher a Moodie was able to capitalize in GBA registration set The big leaguers are fresh into spring training and thats got local minor baseball associations thinking summer Rick Hume president of the Georgetown Baseball Associa tion has announced registration dates for the upcoming 1989 season Mar 7 and Mar 21 have been set as dates for local registration with all sessions taking place at Holy Cross School from to9pm All rep team players are reminded that they must register before or on Mar order to comply with Central Ontaric Baseball Association rules In other baseball news the GBA announced it is hopeful of running TBall programs right through to BantamMidget age categories Also on Mar 30 from m un til 11 m the will be con ducting an umpires clinic for Level I and Level II Cost of the session is per registrant and the clinic will be held at cafeteria For more information call urapireinchief Dave Martin at or GBA president Rick Hume at 8779693 SAVE AVE AVE 10 OFF ALL MODELS IN STOCK Georgetown Hobby Toy In BOTTLE DRIVE SATURDAY MARCH 4th AM PM EAST END GEORGETOWN Sunny Acres Farms Midgets Vancouver Trip To Represent Georgetown In A Midget Tournament THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Auto muster transmission uiitiinmtic AUT0MASTER TRANSMISSION Light Trucks TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS PROFESSIONAL TRANSMISSION TUNEUP Includes tump and pan New pan gasket New trans filler New tram fluid Adjust band DEAL DIRECT WITH US AND SA NO MIDDLEMAN Front Wheel Wheel Drive Experts 31 5 Arms trong Ave Georgetown linematching battle with Sturgeon that saw the Blades effectively shut down high scoring Chuck We came out on top of the line combinations We were lucky to have the home ice change It worked to our ad vantage A first period change that resulted in removal of starting goaltender Glen Williams also did nothing to harm the Blades Williams who in the after math of the Blades suspension of west division MVP Kevin Alcock had started and played well in all three previous wins was burned early on Wednesday for four Raider goals Moodie lifted Williams at 13 of period one and backup Chris Lovisa came in to almost bar the door completely on Georgetown allowing only one goal over the re mainder of the game We wanted to shake things up change the pace said of the goalie switch Glen didnt get much support played well Oakvilles intense game also stifled Georgetown much as it had in the three previous wins They were coming up the middle so we worked a little harder as the game went on said We gave up a shorthand- ed goal Des Brown which was a killer but our wes good Moodie considered the success of the Blades powerplay on Wednes day three goals to be a pleasant surprise It wasnt that good dur ing the regular season be said Fresh off the Georgetown win Moodie was frank in discussing the Blades chances against west divi sion champion Etobicoke Capitals in Oakvilles semifinal round which begins tomorrow in Well have to have everything going for us he said Well have to change how we attack them they move the puck up so well Well try some new things Oakville took only one point from during the regular season picking up a tie and suffer ing six losses in seven meetings with the Caps GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAR STEREO EXPERTS 8772425 On The 74 A Main St N Georgetown TAX SCENE 6733 8 Mill Street E HSR BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS Acton 1771 GETTING RECORDS TOGETHER QUESTION I have all my together I received in interest a bank I have not received a T5 from them Must I wait unbl I gel this T5 before I can die my return Mark Bulicki ANSWER No It is no necessary die a copy of your T5 witri your tan re turn although you should do so if you have one The is an information statement which tells you the amount of interest reported to the federal gov eminent and paid to your account during the year It is a good idea to verily the amount with the bank in order to ensure that it agrees record 8776904