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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1996 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI 15 Running of the bulls STAMPEDE! Literally hundreds of primary and middle school students took part ina cross-coun- try meet Thursday at Cedarvale. Students, teachers, and volunteers from both public and separate boards staged the run. (Jamie Harrison photo) Minor Novice Raiders ready The Georgetown Minor Nov- ice Raiders are starting their season as a team to be reck- oned with. Strong showings in exhibition play against Burlington and Oakville, and two tough games with Brampton show that the team is ready for regular season play. In their first pre-season game the Raiders played host to Brampton, but came up short despite outshooting their opponents, resulting in a 4-0 loss for the home side. In their second meeting, the team fought a close game with a final score of 2-1 for Brampton. The team got off to an interesting start in this second game as an equip- ment irregularity found the Georgetown team with out a goalie for the first two min- utes of play. Brampton popped one between the posts easily but were held to one Rebel scores Junior Field Hockey GDHS 1 v. Assumption 2 Senior Field Hockey GDHS 0 v. Assumption 6 GDHS 1 y. Lord Elgin 1 Junior Football GDHS 0 y. Burlington Central 2 legitimate goal after Alex Bulgarelli displayed strength of character and took the net early in the first. A quick shot by Jeff Bailey from Brett Reynolds should have tied the game were it not for the Brampton empty netter. The team's first exhibition win came against Burlington with a 2-0 final. Scoring for Georgetown were Michael Larose from Mitchell Thompson, and Peter Bailey from Brady Gingras. Alex Bulgarelli was rock solid in net for the shut-out. Georgetown looked strong against Oakville in an excit- ing 1-1 tie, with Michael Larose scoring the lone marker with help from Peter Bailey and Ryan Putnam. The four exhibition games indicate that the league will be highly competitive and provide lots ofexcitement for the players and parents. Ch aC mC CLK Junior Girl's Volleyball GDHS 15 v. Burlington Central 8 GDHS 8 v. Burlington Central 15 GDHS 12 v. Burlington Central 15 Senior Girl's Volleyball GDHS 15 y. Burlington Central 6 GDHS 15 y. Burlington Central 13 Selected Used Acton Motors Servicing All Makes ee Tough loss for Reb women The Junior Girls lost 2-1 after leading 1-0 in a hard fought game last Monday night. A soft goal close to the end took the wind out of the Rebels sails in a game that the juniors played well enough to win. The Senior Girls were unable to keep it as close as Assumption defeated them 6-0. Assumption scored two undefendable goals in the first half despite hard work from an aggressive Rebel team. The game was much closer in the first half than the score indicated. Assumption dominated in the second half with four unan- swered goals. The Rebels lost the aggression that was seen in the first half and did not defend well in their own end in this ELECTRONIC SERVICE AT A PRICE THAT WON'T JOLT YOU! OO ee eae Se STURNTABLES "VIDEO GAMES COMPUTERS "ETC, SR ab gS ees aah Cle ise eS ra Te ORT nn a Lr COTO TS CTC <= HOURS aaa Tues. - Fri. BOSE eNO CaO Es) 9:00 - 6:00 p : i Saturday RY CL OR ee Red 9:00 - 5:00 IY Learn How Some Little Known, Yet Simple Techniques Can Save You Thousands In Needless Taxes Whether You're Retired Or About To Retire Kris Sammy gives you smart strategies ae eS CK Ras You are cordially invited to be the guest of the Rotary Club of Georgetown at their 42nd Annual "SENIOR CITIZENS' DINNER PARTY" in Holy Cross Church Auditorium 224 Maple Avenue. Monday October 28, 1996 at 7 pm. Dinner & Entertainment Transportation can be provided if necessary. Please contact Rotarian Norm Bigg 905-702-0013 for information and transportation arrangements. eS FINANCIAL Kris Sammy, CFP, of Fortune Financial Brampton, as a specialist in retirement planning and severance rollovers, is familiar with the retirement plans of many companies, families and individuals. accountants. simply call Fortune Financial Brampton FORTUNE 215 Orenda Road, Suite 211 Brampton ON He is committed to building long-term relationships with his clients while at the same time supplying the necessary informa- tion for them to make informed decisions about their retirement. Every month, Kris holds one or more presentations or seminars in our area, featuring top financial managers, estate lawyers and Find out when and where his next public forum will be, or to schedule a complimentary retirement review, 905-450-6766 (24 hours) ~ COMPANIES