Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), February 18, 1981, p. 21

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Thunder Bay i rtuinlj of winning two i f mull of Tin live telecast of 1 rj like the cm men number of fishing anil popuhr trout just tin rth Ii iv Mil IV irlton lb playing If iin though it is thirt Why wink bill whrn lould be ittwtik tut don t ij right and get WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF TVS STEREOS 24 HR IN HOME SERVICE 4593194 SAVE ON OUR CARRY IN SERVICE WAIT HAMPTON COLOUK A SOUND NELSON ST nil is tin i Soccers biggest crowd A surprise in third spot are Vikings with thilr second win by this time goals win not inough to the Vikings who scored through and Thi and Clubs of the lost t he earns were short of playen still tumid In fur display Class pulling off a I win to move Hum into h pi Wilde and Balnea slotted for the Shklds had two for Chss hi two i rers were not Coal Tor is leading Ham in Goals Peel j I scorer Is Manners with Acton md HI with goals Leading columnist Toronio Cliff was Molwn Indoor tin club game against Vancouver A crowd of more than saw Blizzard go down 70 in sudden this was not tin Toronto club I irttst it is also Cm indoor record In now si for the and gimii is 1xhibition Stadium April 12 tin Young 1 i Indoor league lontlm on victory the first shutout of tin t Thomson and Watt wi rt In plan on the Meteors after the win over Alton by A and KnocpNi with Devlin popping m Acton goals is Cairn both SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday February is ISSI Pige Midgets tied in playoffs leads curlers to victory Mel Mil Herald columnist The Invitational hid terrific turnout good day Of the winning icinw four were from the home club In the draw first plot i went In North with Wild and I Thi from Highlands wis Lloyd Harris with Dave MiKinnon Barry Harris Jot Kenowski third plan also from was skipped by Joe Howe with Hon Pcrego Al and Cord Cunningham In draw the first place hulled from Burlington by Ted Neville with Paul Augustine Brim Bob Peers Tin second from North was skipped by UNI with Dave Craig and John Third place was taken by Warren with td Parker Bob and Ken mother Team lib is Ihodiy for the Wee All lad curlers Then will be two draws and a luncheon The Girls Invitation will be held Atoms tie Milton The Major Atom Selects met the Milton Selects Saturday at the Gordon Arena Both of these teams arc presently lied in the league standings and as demonstrated on Saturday they remain that way as a result of a well played tie The game was not without opportunities for each team to win as several good chances to score were miss by both teams The Georgetown team from Johnny Stephan that he has demonstrated since the beginning of the season LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK GIVE US A TRY NOW OPEN it ir it PRO SPORTS PLAZA GEORGETOWN ir it SPORTING GOODS FOR ALL SEASONS GREAT SAVINGS ON INVENTORY SALE PINEVIEW SOCCER CLUB REGISTRATION Sat February 21st from am pm AT PINEVIEW SCHOOL For further information or jiiMinhM It is sponsored by Ladies Wear There Mil a White libli Anyone with nimble pliase it or Kathy Jarvis curling and see on the The Sunny Acre Farms Midgets and Owen Sound arc at one win each In OMHA Playoffs Playing In Owen Sound night Georgetown nieded 10 minutes of over limi to difcat Owen Sound Bob Morrow scored two goals miluding the winners and also assisted on one Dave Norton Iaul While Kelvin and Ada mil rounded out the ing for Georgetown with assists going to Kelvin Hacked 12 Larry Mark Pilmer Adams White Kennedy JimieSoulh Dave Norton Peter Jordan played in goal for Sunny Farms Playing at Georgetown on Sunday a fine effort was w isted by senseless penn In at inopportune times so the local team lost to Owen Sound 3 1 The final goal was shot Into on empty net Once again Georgetown goal tending was sensational as Jeff matched his partners efforts of the night before could not be faulted an cither goal Scoring for Georgetown Adams from Dave Norton and Ken Ward Next home game Sunday Feb at Fitness In your heart you know its right SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS NOW AVAILABLE Tune up your lawn movers and chainsawa VOW for spring and 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