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Page THE HERALD Wednesday October hockey Major Atoms begin season with 61 hockey Six divisions kick off winter play season ess MCi BIw with plc OT In very close game the plumbers Brian Kc built upon goal scored by Zuber two goals with V unassisted was the difference Mart and Bi of the ability of A Jones recorded the shutout sucv Graham Rick has begun Hockey la basically house league bocki the cornerstone time regardless of the ability the Individual player The league Is run In six divisions Novice Atom Pee Wee Bantam Midget and Juvenile Ages of the players range from six to IS men had an easy ran Chriss time over the shortstaffed from Boss Jeffries and je dropped the Steering gang lame the plumbers Brian Kelly scored Randy Waters replied for two other -5- Armbro Fry A Jones recorded the shutout Stacy Graham Rick Jones and PEE WEE LEAGUE Standard Products a Ontario Electrical I Robin Rivera scored two Gordon Tribble Scott Mar- I will be reporting the game Bill Wheeler and No Vince Brandt assisted Hooper replied for Dockeray No 14 assisting BANTAM LEAGUE Stevensons Mens Wear 3 Freds Au to J Hansen shot the hat trick me steering gang in team got dumped by iSe kamen Glen Landers one goal and knights Reed Marc Mike Norton and Bill John added two and Tim Norton Georgetown Chryslers wodhams assisted Paul more for the midgets Assists were the other goal getters johnsonCarneyRE3 Krowchuck shot both Bums went to McLaughlin Paul Doug Timpson The pee wee 4townera assisted by Wayne Thomson Landers Breen and the other Bodnar dumped the J gang behind Osborne on one and Mike Ackroyd assisted Ron Wellon set up liwho potted IIIVCkn nokUrcm Jeff the Steve Foster for the only house shutout bid of Earl goal the snooting of potted a pair one the winner Thompson Westwood and scored the others Davis Robinson Payne and Moffat assisted Ian LEAGUE teams win over auto also shot a pair of goaU crew Scarrow and i for he real estate crew Steve I Georgetown Chlng I Georgetown major atoms registered an early season win over Chinguocousy with a score Scoring for Georgetown were Adams from Dave Norton and Ken nedy Bobby Morrow from Kevin Frank and Anthony Oram Rlvy Kennedy from Norton and Adams Kennedy Monroe assisted on two of the Hi setting one we nets for the sliutout assisted assisted MIDGET LEAGUE his second also from Norton assisting his second again from Norton Kevin Frank unassisted Georgetown defence played well lead by Kirk and Mike Cur ran Next home gome Oct vs Brampton MAJOR October Georgetown I Standard Products major look their second loss at the hands of This team has a lot of hard work ahead If they are to be con tenders The goal for Georgetown was a by Sieve scores for each division scored single the Products The Novice division scores boys romp over the electrical David Eric Clark Jeff will appear later In the season crew Don Rea Moore l and Brian Jobb l play actually beings Wheeler Andrew Snenton 2 Georgetown 4 These reports will of necessity assisted Ricky Eastwood MLlton3 be In brief detail Knight replied for Close score but not so close a game had Georgetown finished their plays stronger Very good 10 goal by Kevin me at Bas Motors 1 Gillespie Eric Clark has The Muckart crew puled the mu scored five goals and had one J plug on the motors gang for the from P Morrow assist in the first two games the hockey romp Dave Bruton and Fisher had passed r m This captain for the And I am not doing my job Scott Sanvido shot three goals Milton for the first goal Bruce Johnson Turner and B team is Jeff Moore with Dave let me know each Mike Mlehm got a pair Weir potted both Elks markers Wilson and e David So for the first and Mike Hartley one Sanvido Jeff Baxter assisted on one Turner assisted They added and Bruton also assisted on two another early in the second goals Shawn Learning one Dick Bryant unassisted North Halton Motors Depco Metals Z Elks Lodge In a seesaw game the metal Excavating scored the tying goal in Lanes I the second period S Wilson started first In this Earlier R game building a M lead in the out to M I period on goals by G Doucette and Maurice David Gail scorers were Eric Clark Freddie Kendrick and Andrew Brahn l Minor Bantam hockey Johnson his second of art midway the period spoiled two crew got men goais the shuW SSUS Brush early In the final frame RotilGoageoaO Rick Sommervllle John ib- With two minute left in the The atom showed a Lavoie Eldon Eckroth Tony Manon Motors I game the motors crew tied the team effort In dropping Kraus Rick Donaldson and Cable TV lame the shooter the furniture crew Hip Paul Dan Martin were the shooters Danny Fisher exploded for Kachmar and Sargent lip earned the Peter Haller scored Kelvin Hackett Jim Gordon and assisted Eckroth 2 Donaldson four goals to pace his team over from Terry fl VarianAasocUtes4 scored first Rob and Boucher shot Tommy Frost shot both Beckett B Hardman Boucher unassisted Mark singles Mike Jones Scott markers Steve Cropp Good effort for the team were standing two way game turned in by Bill Mark Brabant a new ad- Barry Simpson John Lehman TriCounty Hockey and Glenn Cunningham with a very solid hockey Georgetown playing their Hilts tied the game for late Pentesco and Scott Dalton Chris second game in as many nights in the first period but a minute assisted a solid two way hockey later Scott Reed from Brad game Every boy put out loo Hanson scored The per cent effort Mike crew added two got two goals and an goals In the last period assist and played an out- getting both markers Robinson assisting Ryan scored both Cable goals set up B Waters ScottaBanke Jim Becker assisting Florist Cleaners I ArmbroConatructlonl pi Nells Musk Centre The real estate gang dumped B KncLeoi The cleaners crew had built a the construction crew on a good lead after the first period team effort Henderson M then added four goals In the final frame for the big win Dave Veitcb potted two Ernie Haller Rick Buss Pat Rouse got the shutout In Hammerand Dave Allen potted ssisffs season with a splendid display MAJOR BANTAMS October 17 Georgetown Dwyer from Mark Eutenier and Two quick goals by Ching in Mike McMenemy Mike the first period and a defensive Menemy unassisted and Mike lapse in the third which produced another visitors score was enough to hand Georgetown major bantams a defeat in their home opener Chris McDonald assists Arnold Brands from Murrays Tyndall and C Goal scorers were Eddy Carter Dave Whitehead and got the first wvr from Mark and Les Johnson drew assists goal and the winner for and the winner Murrays B Tyndall am DepcoMeUlProdaetsl March one apiece got on the Dine D Donaldson and March first Greg and Scott from Duncan Selby setting up Shayne Hillock scored the Villas for the goal The only goal strong by Georgetown in the third period led by Mike with Very clean game of hockey five penalties in the Haistead serving double duty entire game Georgetown on defense and forward was played very well but tired in the held off by hot Ching third period icn Jim Peardon and Marty Steve Krajacich Lawn bowlers hold annual Georgetown Lawn Bowling Jim Peardon and Marty Club held its annual meeting info the open with Powers played very strong President Bm opened minules to piny but hit the games on defense Tom the meeting and reported that goalpost and Georgetowns playing his first the club bad a very successful attempt lo pull their game in the Georgetown net year tournaments failed to pay of as time ran out stopped Streetaville shot were held the club with play buziing around the Chlng net October Goal scorers were Dave property was maintained in from John Barnes condition The Junior club Bruce McCondless from Greg leadership of Mrs Thompson and Marty Powers Myrtle Pattenden also had a and Greg Thompson from aBon Financially the Marty Powers Is in good standing Claude Kentner conducted S the election of officer for the season assisted by the Georgetown opened the nominating committee The Octi5witha3to3tle following officers were elected Georgetown Burlington z Georgetown major bantams got llielr first win by coming from behind Burlington lead to defeat Burlington for were season ma lie loiiowing were elected Mike Hnlitead from Frank from George Webber Sect Routhent Mike from BillTaylorondPhllBuckMike Tres George Steve Krojacieh and Dave from Audi Charlie aruj Townsend from Next home game Thursday Oct vs Brampton JUVENILES October 17 Georgetown Georgetown Juveniles met nd Greg Thompson from Walter Biehn and Sect Bruce McCandtes and Ian Tournaments Harry Moss Tentative plans for next year It was a very fast and clean were discussed and It was game with only two penalties decided to hold a general Georgetown had a 3 to lead meeting next spring but could not hold it The team The meeting concluded with played very well for the first Bill Robinson his game The best line was Mc- thanks to all members for their Are you or have you lust moved Into a new WELCOME X- SERVICE Would like to call on you with 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Georgetown ana District Minor Hockey Association on Sunday a number of 16year old players were moved from Juvenile to Midget teams In order to balance out the number of players on teams registered players born 105fl or Georgetown juveniles ore who ore not currently on a TriCounty Rep team should getting stronger every gome ind names in me revised team liita printed elsewhere In with several additions back from Junior clubs and won a very lopsided game over Guelph Goals were scored by Charlie I Steve Hulme Bill Bradley 1 Ian Syme Marty Mike Osborne 1 Larry Peterson Doug Barnes and Kyle this The schedule for the coming week Is as follows FRIDAY OCTOBER Motors vs Bantam PourTown nn pm Lanes Transport va M4 Scotia Bank OCTOBER Murray Motors vsPW 3 Kinsmen Club am Chicken Villa Macs Milk Were drawn am PW6 Ontario Electrical League va Kevin Reeks Cleaners Bradlev l Svme l M 2 Peterson 2 and am Standard am Plumbing va PWU Next home game Sunday Furnishings Nov pm am Eaao vs Georgetown Away gamea Wednesday t Club pm pm pm 1050 pm Oct a pm at Oakvllle Oct at Burlington MINOR PEEWEES October Georgetown Georgetown minor peeweea came up with a good team effort after losing their first three games ana in a hard hitting game tying Goal scoring was by Bob Dean from Dave Bob Davey unassisted Paul Wilson unassisted and Dean his second from Rick Pool MINOR ATOM HOCKEY Manager Ian Ward Coach Tom Harding Georgetown Georgetown scored seven goals In the third period to beat China In the first game of the This was a very good department service uma to win as Ching ore the tenden Iron Acton was hardestknownteamtobeatand by council Monday the win put our team In great a workshop In Syracuse form for their second game New York on Nov IB and at Goal scorers were Maurtc an estimated cost of Chrysler ll00am Bl Freds Auto Body S3 Elks Lodge Stevensons Mens Wear va Metal Prod 1235 pm Real Estate vs BB Johnson Carney Real Estate 120 pm Armbro Construction vs Restaurant 205 Al North Motora vs A3 AV Con tractors 300pm A2 Rodgers Speed Custom v A pm AS Finance vs Georgetown AS Depco Metal Prod A va A 10 AS Varian Associates Variety Ml Cable TV M3 Burns Transport MrT Midget rearTown Jims Steering Service vs Exchange House RAFFLE WINNER Mrs Edith held the winning ticket in a raffle held by the St Pauls Anglican Church Norval Her prize was a food hamper and the draw GRAVEL FILL AND TOP SOIL BUD HAINES DURHAM ST OR TOMS IN HOT WATER HES GOT THE BARN BULGING WITH BARGAINS SO JEFF AND ALTOLD HIMTOCOOL IT COME ON DOWN AND BALE TOM OUT WITH THE BEST BUYS IN TOWN CARPET BARN GUELPH ST GEORGETOWN STORES In this n uncertain world depend on quality GE nd FIRESTONE introduce the 100 SOLID STATE MARK TV MODELS We make it easy at stores Moors Pork Georgetown 8775119