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Page 16 Hatton Hills This Week, Wednesday, September 30, 1992 Georgetown Y.B.C Ryan Martin nets top senior score Seniors: Ryan Martin 706(276), David Leslie 632(250), Ken Armstrong 586(257). Juniors: Adam 528(202), 517(183), Arsenault 511(188), Andrew Terrell 497(198), Jennifer Doyle 486(207), Danny Morris 484(207), Paul Larocque 479(183). antams: Gordon Everett 498(174), Chad Conrad 448(180), Richard Gostlin 433(162), Jennifer Cabral 415(146), Sara Pegg 403(144), Michael Cluney 398(151), Brendan Louth 391157), Alex Foster 382(141). Pee-Wees: William Walker 322(142), Jason Pshyk 299(103), Blake Mandarino 278(102), Patrick Hole 247(90), Lisa Clarke 232(87), Scuralli Moreland Amanda Fendley 232(90). Smurfs: Rachael Nelissen 224, Nathan Fendley 216. Georgetown “Hotshots” Bowler of the Week: Dan Ligterink 863(342, 313, 208). Mon. Men’s League: Jorgen Rokholm 792(312), Brinley Hole 731(298), Larry Brunton 726(280), Bryan Creasy 708(256). Tues. Niters League: Brinley Hole 800(286). ed. Nite Mixed: Dan Ligterink 863(342), Andy Parent 739(313), Jorgen Rokholm 704(298). Thurs. Niters: 751(259), Fri. Nite Social: Aurelio Garcia 764(315). Raiders now have option to make deal Continued from page 14 his weight in gold, but the Raiders would settle for a solid defenceman or two to compliment their young blueline corps. Only Steve Weishar returns from last year’s team. Of course, any trade in junior hockey can only be made with the permission of the player. Poulstrup admitted while the addition of Giurello gives the Raiders some flexibility in terms of a possible player move, he wouldn’t say one way or the other if such a scenario will be enacted. “If we decide defencemen are what we want we’ve got that option,’’ he said, showing better moves than any player could dis- play under game conditions. “What we have is kind of problem every team wishes it could have.” NO’ — Raider assistant coach Keith Bennett has decided to step down from his post. Bennett, who came aboard as an assistant with head coach Charlie Hanman last year, wasn’t sure just how much time he could devote to the Raiders while trying to catch as many games of son Adam, who is cur- rently playing defence for the NHL’s Chicago Blackhawks. A successor hasn’t been selected yet . . Randy Bond’s nickname these days could very well be The Hammer. After each game the Raiders hand out The Hammer award to the player who has come up with the best body check. Guess who has emerged as The Hammer in each of the two weekend games . for ACTON CURLING CLUB FLYERS in this issue of Halton.Hills This Week. If yours was missing call us at 873-2254 ACTON CURLING CLUB P.O. Box 42 Acton, Ontario L7J (519) 853-0110 FREE YOU ARE INVITED! 242 Churchill Rd. N. Rep Te to enjoy free curling every night from October 13th - 16th. Yeu domhavetobe aot eve itsa night out. p.m. - 9:00 p.m. fror try. Men's, Ladies’, available. Xoq Ko) Bei 0] 51 8 Centos 8] =) New members welcome. For further information call Tom at (519) 853-2477, or at the club, 853-0110 and leave a message or write: Acton Curling Club Box 42, Acton, Ont. L7J 2M2 Lynn Ward | t 2 Z ba Busch All eyes are on the football as it makes its way to a CIBC receiver during action Sunday in the Georgetown Ladies Flag Football League championship between undefeated CIBC and Arnies. Arnies pulled off the upset, claiming the league title. Little news from Halton league play by Alex Tough Unfortunately there is little news for the Monday Halton league play- ers and fans this week. I was unable to obtain the results and news from. the league stats person due to my, always, busy final week in my other sport. We will catch up next week with all the highlights of last week and the current week. This being Royal Canadian Legion Week the local legion premises were not available to the Industrial league, which moved to the Oddfellows Hall for last Wednesday’s league matches. Most players found their way and man- aged the usual round of first and second division matches. Acadian Pools lost 4-5 to Steeprock; Panthers defeated High Rollers 6-3; Westenders took out Gasketman Cutters 5-4 and Hustlers saw off Inter County by 8- 1. In the second flight Ensigns hammered Bandits 9-0; Dream Team shattered Hotshots 8-1; independents defeated Aces 8-1 and Taxmen took all nine from Firemen. Already, indications are there for the championship run in. Cutters, Georgetown | Chrysler Saturday, Oct. 3rd Raiders ad. Royal York !!! FREE MEMBERSHIP DRAW !!! Bring this mailer to the club during the free week of curling and drop it off in the bin (with your name, address and phone number printed on the back.) At the end of the week, a draw will be made for a free 1 year membership (approximate value $200.00). Not redeemable for cash. Game 7:30 p.m. Alcott Arena Guelph St., Georgetown Its 3" Children/Students Seniors “1 yy Westenders and Hustlers lead the way in the top flight with Dream Team and Ensigns are the front run- ners in the second. Hugh Smid opened with 148, Ian McDonald closed 100 and scored 140 and Danny Fraser replied with 126 and Mike Finn with 120. Rod Beaumont opened five with self and Beau Beaumont closing three each. Marcus Noel and Paul Kavanagh notched 140 and 133 respectively. Brian Walton started with 116 and Dan Abercrombie went 3-2 in starts and finishes. Chris Scutt started six and Bruce Hope scored 140 in a losing cause. Ray Ackrotd replied with 140. Harry X scored 121 and Art Cousens 109 with Roy Rudiger going six and four with tons from him, Al Murphy and Laurie Hopkins. Bubby Rhynold opened with 100 and Shawn X scored 140. Brad Youmans had three closes. Jim Franks went five and five with Gord Bottoms scored 121 and Bill Hall started three. Bruce Capriol scored 132 to go with two starts and three closes. Joe Poirier went three and three on the night. Rick Appleyard notched a 140 for his steam. APPLE AutoGlass 354 Guelph St., Unit 27, Georgetown, Ont. (416) 873-1655