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sive 18-2-4. Last Wednesday at Memorial, The first two Georgetown markers came 27 seconds apart in the first period. Hotham scored the opener, after taking the puck from Ronny Larocque and Brandon Valente deflected in the game winner fr net early in the third, but then Hotham tallied the insurance goal, when he deflected in Ryan Field’s line shot. Larocque collected a tled a winter storm to get to Orangeville, and made it worth- while by blanking out their hosts, ing Club held its annual club competition Wednesday night, with Becky The Georgetown Figure Skati Coffin (middle) capturing top honors in the Cai eskate event. Christopher Sano and Ashley Besner were second and third respectively. Above, Brooke Remenda finished first in the Junior bronze ladies com- it. Photos by Wendy Long petition, with Ashley Monckton taking second spo! HOUSE and HOME INSPECTIONS Itd. [es 416-877-9475 ull BUYING A HOME? Know what you are getting for your money! Call J. E. (Buzz) Currie 91 Ontario Street, Geo Replacement Foam Kitchen & Dining Chairs Rec. Vehicle Seats 87T-9312Z quasi service 877-947: ae GRAPHICS . 948 FAX 875-3066 etown Novices earn three wins 3-0. Brad Snow, Graham McCulloch and Valente each con- tributed a goal, while assists went to McCulloch, Snow, Kevin Binsell and Ryan Busby. Goalie Ryan LaRose notched his third season shut-out. Last Saturday in Milton, the Raiders didn’t have a strong offen- sive game, as they managed only seven shots on net, dropping this one, 4-2. For Georgetown, Corey Forbes scored an unassisted goal, and Snow scored on the powerplay form Chris Henderson’s pass at the boards. On Tuesday, the Raiders got their offense together for their last game before Christmas, as they Raiders will split up general man The cloudy issue of the general manager’s post with the Georgetown Chrysler Raiders is starting to clear up. Club officials met last week to discuss the position, which has been held the past two seasons by team president Finn Poulstrup. Poulstrup was hoping that with the appointment of new coach Gary Ford three weeks ago, the naming of a new general manager would soon follow. However, such hasn’t been the case. Yet, Poulstrup said a change could be made in the next couple of weeks that would see the post split up among three individuals. Ford would be coach and general manager, with an assistant general manager and director of player per- sonnel also splitting up the duties. Poulstrup said Ford, who assumed coaching duties after Charlie Hanman stepped down, has a cou- ple of individuals in mind for the new positions. “Our goal this year was to get a new general at the start of the year, but it didn’t work out that way because we couldn’t find the time (to address issue),’’ Poulstrup said. “But we’ve the time, and with the change in coach we have a golden opportunity to do it espe- cially with Gary bringing in more people. “We would like to go that way (assistant GM and player-personnel director) for the remainder of the NORTHEND NISSAN SALES, SERVICE LEASING Miiton first period, McCulloch took Busby’s pass, skated hard from center ice, and shot it in the high far corner. In the second, Hotham scored twice: the first, a rebound tip-in from McColloch and Busby, and the second goal from a nice also helping out. Defense Flamboro only thirteen shots on net. ‘The Major Novices will take one week off before participating in a tournament in Milton, and then they lace up again for regular sea- son play on January 2. 1 . ger's job year so those people can get used to the job in time for the start of next season.”” While the Raiders are flounder- ing with a 4-23 record to stand last in the seven-team Central Ontario Hockey League East Division, don’t expect any player trades just yet, Poulstrup said. Some of the other Georgetown’s losing ways. “Gary went into the dressing room and told the guys that no one gets traded until he shows he’s worth trading for,”” Poulstrup said. “If a player can prove he’s worth trading for something of equal value in return, then we'll talk.”” Georgetown ’ Men’s League Dec 14, 1992 Arnies Auto Body 175 LIB Contractors 168 Countrywide 159.5 Sam’s Service Center 150.5 Acid Rainbow 124.5 Custom Car & Sound 120 Los Amigos 110.5 Top Shooters Lu Zander 791(291, Bryan Creasey 781 (304), Gord Lane722 (258) Top 5 Averages Carl Fisker 235 Bruce Clarke 225 Brinley Hole 224 Bryan Crease pak Paul Chaplin 220 ELECTRONIC SERVICE AT A PRICE THAT WON'T JOLT YOU! + VCRs + HOME & CAR STEREOS + PORTABLES « CDs + TURNTABLES * VIDEO GAMES * COMPUTERS: ETC. 90 DAY GUARANTEE + FREE ESTIMATES ‘ALL SERVICE PERFORMED ON PREMISES BY QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS For the Best Service At The Best Price Call JOURS S,- FRI. 6:00 GEORGET GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND sae ee TS SINC