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Page THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday November if Sports Miss wild card berth by a whisker shine at Gold Puck BEELINE TRAVEL Foe SeMce 5 St 2nd Floor Downtown Georgetown The Georgetown M and M Ban tams travelled to Waterloo last weekend to participate In the annual Gold Puck Tournament Although the M and Ms faced very opposition from triple A clubs they were not in act they came within a whisker of winning their division The local pucksters found themselves in a tough division with three AAA centres Ottawa Guelph and North York and although they were tied with North York after round robin with two wins and one loss they lost he division tie on goals for and against Friday saw the M and Ms retuc give an afternoon of school for their first game of the tourney against and carted off the win with a 30 victory The local stars stunned their op ponents when they scored at the mark of the first period on a goal by Adam Hilts and assisted by Trevor The remainder of the period saw some excellent up- anddown hockey with sparkling saves by at both ends to render the rest of the period scoreless The first minute of the period proved fatal again for the M and Ms scored at the second mark of period two on a goal by Dunne Lewis aided by and Butt Although local majors hod numerous scoring opportunities it took them until the 12 11 mark of the third frame for their third and final marker when scored on a nice threcua passing play from Hilts and Crawford A sparkling per was turned in by Peter Downs who was called upon to make a number of difficult saves between the pipes and he proved equal to the task to register the shutout for Georgetown Game two against North York Canadiens proved to be the downfall of the M and Ms on Saturday morn ing when they dropped a decision to the tough North York squad Although the Georgetown boys were marginally outplayed In this contest the score was not Indicative of the play poor officiating resulted in two goals being awarded to the that shouldnt have One was scored while the net was off Its moorings and the other resulted when the official awarded a goal that didnt enter the net Without these two goals against Georgetown he M and Ms would have qualified for post round robin play as the wild card selection Georgetowns goal came at the 9 13 mark of the second period when Lewy Lewis converted an pass Tor the score John turned in a very strong performance in the nets for the and Ms making numerous difficult Georgetowns final game of the tourney against a fast skating close checking Ottawa squad was a ensure to watch The M and Ms new they were in for a tough match since Ottawa had beaten North York earlier In the tournament The boys reached down for that something ex Ira and came up with a very gratify lug 31 win Although the M and Ms came out a little flat in the first period and despite being outplayed they vlved the first period with a 1 1 tie With Ottawa scoring midway through the period the M and Ms evened the score In the last minute when scored on a fine pass out of corner from Melntyre With period two going scoreless Georgetown took change of the scoreboard in the third with two goals Adam Hilts scored from Peter Lee at the mark of the period Barrows arrival helps The Georgetown Johnson and Associates county bantam hockey team have been very busy having played five games four league and one exhibition In the last Coach Finn has in dicated he la very pleased with his teams progress Unit far and with the addition of Chris Barrow on defence Is looking forward to a superb second hall of the season and success in their scheduled tour- results of the last live games are Georgetown won two Against Hilton and lost to Erin Burlington and Brampton All were entertain ing hockey games and with the ex- two of the games were well played Claude Johnson led the way through these games with five points followed by Bob Tray Gar diner Mike Jeff and Alan Fudge with four each Brad TuU had three while Chris Barrow Adam Moneypenny Jake and Wade had In upcoming games Georgetown will travel to Milton on Thursday night and return home to boat league leading Erin on Saturday afternoon These should be good llYOIR INSLRANCKAGKNTSONIY GIVING V01 A SIX MONTH GUARANTKK ON VOIR Al TO RATES With Liberty Mutual your auto rates are guaranteed for one full year Liberty Mutual Insurance Company a Brian Rosa 148 Queen Street East Brampton Ontario LIBERTY MUTUAL Canada Believes In liberty Mutual and notched the final marker late In the period from Hills to secure the victory at Coaches Hume and James were very pleased with the performance of their charges reselling that only bad hick prevented them from enter ing the playoff round In play earlier in the week Georgetown dropped an decision to a poorly played match by our local Coach Hume stated that necessary penalties particularly talking penalties were becoming a problem In fact Hume Is apparently have given their surgical consent since it will solve their problem off the ice Following the Orangevllle game the official was reported as saying referring to Humes problem 1 was willing to overlook the talking back until the player made reference to my mother and thats when I decid cdto tack on the extra two minutes The first period of the game saw the M and Ms take a lead on goals from Melntyre Hilts and Lewis with assists go ing to Long Elinesky Curry Guistinl Lewis and Melntyre bounced back to tic the score at after two periods The M and Ms managed one goal In plagued with penal lies were outclassed in the third period when the to take the win The M and Ms lone goal of the period come when Elinesky scored from Hilts and Crawford Bridge scores George Farrow Earl were first place winners In duplicate bridge play at Georgetown Legion last Monday In second spot were Mike and Norma Mnynard with third place taken by Norm and Judy Rivers Swim schedule Georgetowns CI glen and Brian look to be in precarious positions Raider god tender Todd King ap pears to be lining one of them up for a baseball like swing Actually King had cleared the puck a boards ai Clglen took the play In last weekends Raider lost Georgetown host tonight Outlook photo Apply now for Rec Dept summer staff positions The Hills Recreation and activities during the summer months for children oil ages Programs include Children a Playgrounds Day Camps Sport Camps Drama and various swim programs Senior staff arc required to assist with all these The following are positions we arc accepting applications for Super ilior One position minimum years of age preferred May through August Position involves overseeing the whole summer pro gram operation excluding aquatics Responsibilities Include hiring of staff organizing pro grams publicity and general ad mlnlstrallve duties Minimum is years of age preferred August people to supervise plan and organize all program areas Senior Supervisors Aquatics Three positions minimum of age preferred current C ft S C Instructors and N First Aid Certificate and C May through Labor Day Position Involves overseeing the Aquatic Programs at each of our facilities two indoor pools one outdoor pool a wading pool and a beach front Responsibilities In dude hiring of staff staff and training general nun Is trail ve duties budgeting report writing etc I All staff hired will be required to attend training sessions In June Application forms may be picked up at the Recreation and Parks Department James Street Georgetown Acton and Georgetown Indoor pools Finance Department Clerks Department or at your School Guidance Office The University that comes to you WINTER TERM 1989 January 3 April including exams Join the growing number adults starting continuing their studies parttime at may qualify tor any number of our classroom televideo or courses available In the Brampton Area for your convenience classes are held or weekends with a selection centres to choose from Brampton Centennial Secondary School McMurchy Ave Peel Regional Police Erin Mills Parkway 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