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From left Marg Shawn Wood Janet McKeeman and Chrialine Wild the winning rink at the womens spiel held Saturday Herald Photo The Living Christmas Gift Be sure you visit Pet Pourrl for a complete selection of birds mice hamsters gerbals guinea pigs goldfish and tropical fish etc Our gifts last longer than Christmas If Its for your carry it See us soon PET GEORGETOWN MARKET CENTRE 5581 Be a jewel- give her a watch thafe beautiful jewelry from our Lady Seiko Designer Series Any woman who loves beautiful jewelry will love you for giving her a Seiko fashion watch this Christmas Because it star more than just beautiful jewelry its a fine quality timepiece as well There are new looks in our collection to delight any woman bracelets in golden and silvery tones and the elegant colored dials for which Seiko Is famous Though they look like expensive jewelry theyre so reasonable that they re a perfect gift choice automation made you pay only for the timepiece not the time it took to make it Come choose any Lady Seiko Designer Watch Its bound to be the right gift for her LAY AWAY FOR NOW A ZW3HU 7950 lit while 50 J t I GEORGETOWN MARKET PLACE PHONE BUDGET ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE Acton Is Guest Of Curling Club by CYNTHIA AND GOHD PARTRIDGE The first of the 1973 season go I under way on Saturday at North Hal Ion when the new women curlers were In the past as noncurie rt when they overheard a group of women talking about how hard they swept the thought they were talking about housework now know different There were two draws and the early draw was won by Fay Skip with Karin Henderson Bev and Mary Ellen Bridge Second In Ihe early draw was Prairie Bessie Skip wllh Jane Burrows Ann Hartford and Cathy Martin Third place went to Cynthia Partridge Skip with Ann Devereux Sherrlll Collins and Peggy Cu minings Capturing First place in the late draw was 0 Flaherty Skip with Sharon Wood Janet and Christine Second place vcnt to Belle Skip with Moreflcld Panabakcr and June and Mary Skip with Bobbie Phillips Jackie Dorecn Wagner came in third Last week North Hal ton in some rinks over from Acton Curling Club for a little competition between the two clubs From what I hear North HaKon wasn t a very good hostess because It beat Acton with an aggregate score or North Acton Nevertheless a pleasant evening was enjoyed Saturday night was the first Jitney night at North Jitney means that any member can go to the club and teams are made up that night and you just enjoy yourselves It Is a good way to Introduce curling to your friends because guests are welcome to come along There are small prices awarded and a good social evening follows the game The winning team this past Saturday was Joe Skip with Bobbie Phillips Janet and Rick Peavoy The Juniors were out again on Sunday and if they keep going at the rate they are they will be showing up us adult curlers in no time flat They are all doing just great and seem to be enjoying the game There is still room for adults to help them out for the next few weeks and then they will finish up the first draw with a spiel for those juniors who sign up and they will be on their own That day will be Just for them ACTION AROUND THE DUNNVILLE NET SPECIALS Perms Cut Set Monday Tuesday Wednesday Only INT A RAIDERS HOCKEY FRIDA NOV 30th RAIDERS O H A Intermediate A Champions Fort Erie Frontiers Admission Adults SI Students Children Family S3 Booster Club Matting a Odd Fellow Hall following game THE HERALD Wednesday November SECOND 5ECTION Raiders Hook Victory Over 6 1 OHA Intermediate Hockey Standings Tt Pt Colboume Erie Ray Chlsolme Pete Vcrvergaert rascr Rice Hal Mara etc Ken Austin Bill McGowan Tom Schoflcld Wayne Gallingcr Tom Daley Owen Held Tibbetts Rob Stewart Gerald Ft C C Team PI Pt C deals came to Georgetown Friday and ran smack into a revitalized in club the Haiders home team disposed of the visitors 1 Much of the credit for the improved Georgetown team is due to the presence of new defenccmnn Rick McLochlin He was an duty line for Fridav game and he added some solid positional to his who has had hockey experience with the Myers and who now bills real is Late in that com munity Ihe aiders scored what proved to he the winning goal He not that tally the second for the Raiders in the first period near he end of the frame From that point in time quote Watergate the home squad never looked back Also back with Ihe Raiders for the game fresh from holidays was forward John Mora He made his presence felt with an assist on the fifth Raider goal Moro had a fine breakaway rush on the goal in the second period when he got behind the visitors defence but his shot was stopped by net minder Pete Jenkins Shortly after Doug Tate had a good scoring opportunity only to be thwarted again by Jenkins That just about spelled the end for Mudcat net minding as the Haiders honed their sticks readjusted their sights and began popping rubber into ttie net as fast as a champion olive stuffer stuffs olives on the slopes of Vesuvius As has been their wont lately the Raiders potted the visitors a one goal lead as the game got under way scored on a rush led by Ken Austin at the mark Just more than minutes later the Raiders got the range and tied the game They got another marker to take he lead then built up the insurance premiums SLAPSHOTS Bruce Jackson turned in some fine goal tending for the Raiders as tie handled shots during the game the Raiders in turn fired shots at he He made a brilliant save on a breakaway by Mudcat Bill and even caught a puck that had slipped behind him and was creeping towards the goal line Fellow Tom Bowker had to lea the same at the mark of the first period when he was whacked on the head by an errant stick It caused him to bump his head turn on he goalpost Pete Jenkins came In re cement There were six periods of hockey placed two because of accidental soundings or the siren one because the first period one second short of the mark after injury Thai one second was made up at the start of the second period If you re wondering why the Mudcats are called it because mudcats a fish are common in the games on home ice usually see or two the fish not the player tossed onto the ice Mudcats had eight men on the ice for three seconds in the first during a line change at they missed the eyes of the officials and weren t ailed Rick Thompson won the lucky program draw but missed out on the prize when Ihe man of his choice Junior t score a penalty shot on Jackson Final Georgetown goal was a effort by Don Norton who came rushing in from the blue line to park the puck cleanly in the net Fans were out in large numbers for game and they can turn out in ever larger numbers for some more good hockey Friday when the Raiders host Fort Erie HRST 1 Austin Peddle Nle 56 2 Raiders Evans Cotton 17 Raiders Norton Cotton 19 Penalties McLochlin Raiders crosschecking 120 Tate Raiders highs ticking Austin Mudcats McLochlin Raiders holding 17 Battle slashing 17 30 PbRIOD Raiders Nicholson Evans Curriel 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