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THE HERALD Wednesday March 15 1989 Taking the man A Hill skater is ridden out along the boards a pair of Georgetown skaters during OMHA second round bantam action at Arena last Friday night The local and M Pro Snorters lost the opening game of the series In overtime despite leading by a score with less than a minute remaining in the third period Richmond Hill took game two of the series with a win at home on Saturday The two teams played last night in Richmond Hill no report by press time and game four if necessary shifts back to Alcott on Thursday night Herald photo Five silvers for locals Dutch waltz Erin Longworth and Michael Fedchyshyn canasta tango Kristin swing dance Lesley Watson ten fox Christina Dawson fiesta tango Johnson Kovacevic Leisha MacLeod and Amber Lyons willow waltz Yvonne Moore fourteen step Amy Longworth European waltz Jen nifer Cook foxtrot Katie Cochrane completed her high test day in junior silver and Carrie Morris and Katherine Johnson both completed the rocker foxtrot Silver was a popular medal for members of the Georgetown Figure Skating Club at a recent interclub competition in Streetsville Georgetown took five second place finishes at Streetsville to go along with one first and a third Paul Johnson bad a successful outing for the locals placing first in the mens senior bronze solo dance second in the mens juvenile standings and sharing se cond spot with Jennifer Cook in the senior bronze mixed dance Peter Johnson took third in mens and also com bined with Liesha MacLeod to take second in the junior bronze mixed dance Katie Cochrane took second in the ladies division Michael was second in mens preliminary and Carole finished third in ladies junior silver solo dance Prior to the Streetsville meet these Georgetown skaters suc cessfully passed the following Skate Canada tests Louise Hat- ton preliminary figure Lesley Watson and Kathryn Richardson first figure Kelll third figure Erin Rachel Baker and Robin Lynn Ransom Custom Rod Reel Repairs Parts Sales Service Fishing Licences RR 2 ACTON Auto master transmission automatic Foreign Domestic Light Trucks AUTOMASTER TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS PROFESSIONAL TRANSMISSION TUNEUP Includes Clean sump and pan fill New trans New trans fluid Adjust band DEAL DIRECT WITH US AND SA VE HO MIDDLEMAN Front Wheel Wheel Drive Experts 315 Armstrong A Georgetown 8776904 Chiefs on warpath in playoffs The Georgetown Packaging Minor Chiefs won their third straight TriCounty playoff game last week by defeating Oakville by a score of Host took an early 10 lead but the Chiefs wasted little time in gaining the lead Blaine McCauley tied the game after taking a pass from Doug Shep- pard Sheppacd then gave Georgetown the lead as he scored from and Stephen Onoprijenko Goaltender Chad Hughes was particularly sharp as Mashinter hot in loss By HON KERSIAKE Herald Special The Star Fuels Minor Atoms were victims of a hot Milton club and Rangers last week in Tricounty playoffs Milton roll ed up a win and then Oakville had to be tough to win In Milton it was goalmouth pressure that put the Fuelers on the board as Pete Mashinter got the puck close and Gary McNiven scored Later Chris Corney stole the puck and Pete made no mistake on the breakaway opportunity Pete Mashinter was the star of the game in Oakville as he scored the first three goals Jamie and Chris were in on the first one which was a dou ble as the Local bowlers Master Bowler Andy Parent for the second year in a row led a team of bantam bowlers to the Provincial Finals of the Master- Bantam Championships This time around though instead of besting the nearest opposition by 367 pins the team finished leading by pins Andy Parents bantams were Geoffrey Beauparlant with a score of 559 pins better than his average and Melissa with and a plus 83 The second place was taken by the team of Master Bowler Brent Dance from Acton Only 28 pins behind for third place trophies came the team of Gord Lane bantams Nancy Larocque and Martin Johnston Chris captured the High Triple Flat score trophy along with Tanya Martin for the girls The High Three Pins-Over- Average trophies were taken by Paul Larocque and Monica Beauparlant The High Single POA trophies were awarded to Chris Wilkes and Lynn Dales were two men short at the time Andrew Craig was guilty of goaltending robbery on the shooters and then Pete got his second goal from Keith Hunt Pete scored his third one while down on his knees in front of the net Jamie had been working hard to generate some offence and that paid off as he assisted Pete on that goal to bring the score to Ryan Taylor has been playing good two way hockey and his take charge efforts paid off as he set up Chris Goodhew for a goal Then to finish off the scoring Pete Mashinter worked from behind the net after taking it from Chris and setting up Robbie Pilgrim for the score the Domtar Packaging squad played much of the middle part of the game The Major took con trol of the game with two quick third period goals Jamie Stephenson won a face off and slid the puck to Mark Aldridge who wasted no time in beating the Oakville goaltender Then Duane Erier took the rebound of a Gavin Glaser shot off the backboards and buried a shot Duke Bouskill on a fine pass from Sheppard closed out the Georgetown scor ing Bridge winners Ties were the order of the day as duplicate bridge play at Georgetown Legion on Mar 6 produced a pair of knots George Farrow and Norma Maynard were tied for top spot at the end of the days play while secondplace finisher Mike was sandwiched bet ween a thirdplace tie that saw Earl Ryder and Harry share the position Georgetown Ladies Flag Football REGISTRATION New Players Welcome REFS NEEDED SUNDAY MARCH 19th CEDARVALE 130 PM General Meeting 2O0pm Reps from each team required S3000 each player For more information call Sandra 8772082 lawn garden needs A division of Fuqua Industries Equipment SNAPPER SETS THE STANDARD FOR LAWNCARE EOUIPMENT SNAPPER QUALITY A CUT ABOVE 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