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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday December lies Sports Outlook nets pair in defeat Peewees frustrated in loss The Georgetown Major visited Milton on Nov and came away with a frustrating loss As has been the case all season the team took more penalties than their opposition nine five for this game As usual a number of them were of the foolish variety The dlf ference is the team is now play ing better Previously the penalties would only tack a goal or Iwo on top of an already lopsided score Last Sunday they gave up goals and lost by two In this game they gave up two powerplay goals and lost by one Penalties are now costing them points In standings The first period scoreless The locals the home side 7 and for the most part played a sound defensive game Matt Denichle got Georgetown on board first In the second period Ryan Hay stopped a Milton clearing pass at the paint The puck went to Jason who fed After beating the the goalie to his knees and lifted a forehand shot Into the Mil ion tied the score on a fluke play without touching the puck They were on the A scramble around the Georgetown net left Ihc goal tender down and the puck at the top of he crease One of the Georgetown tried to pass the puck to Ihc goalie but it slipped past him and Into net The period ended at 1 After Milton look lead early in the third Georgetown tied it up A blocked shot at locals went to Dcruchie who out skated three defenders the goalie and put puck in the net Three minutes later Milton went ahead But once again the locals responded as Qui tin pounced on a rebound and fired it home Leisure Lines Lets dance activity with Instruction in Ballroom and Latin Dancing Learn the basics of the chacha waltz jive and others from our ex teacher Bland We have basic lessons for Begin as well as an Advanced class for the more experienced dancers Lessons will be held at the Cedar vale Community Centre on Tues day evenings beginning Jan ID and running for weeks This pro gram is a must for anyone who en stepping out oil the town more Information please call Winter registration The Town of Hal ton Hills Recreation and Parks Department Is now taking registration for all program Responsibilities in elude Wring staff organizing pro grams publicity and general ad duties Will supervise plan and organize the above pro gram areas Applications for these positions can be picked up at the Itecrcation and Parks Department Office James Street Georgetown Acton Indoor Pool Finance Department Clerk Department or your High School Office Deadline to apply for Seniors Staff positions is day Dec and for leader positions Is Fridav Feb 1989 261 you wish an further in forma I ion line All programs start the week of Jan IS 19 and run for 10 weeks Full descriptions of all the classes can be found In our Fall and Winter Brochure Register now to disappointment For more In Swim schedule The Recreational Swim Schedule will change on Dec bet Nov 28 If you require any additional in- formation call Summer Positions Programs Include children playgrounds Day Camps Sports Camps Drama Programs and Art Programs Coordinator One position available Will oversee whole sum Awards Night Applications ore now for the Municipal Awards Evening which will be held Feb If of someone who has light honor to our community through their achievements In sport or culture In be sure to nominate them before Dec for recognition Application forms may be picked up at the Recrea lion and Parks Department Office on James Street Georgetown Ac ton Indoor Pool Finance Depart men on Main Street Georgetown or the Clerks Deportment on Trafalgar Road Georgetown For more Information call Wool Such Learn a new skill and have a lot of fun too Make something warm for winter Join Bonnie Guise of Wool Such and create something you would be proud to wear or even give away Program runs Saturdays 10 JO a m commencing Jan 14 Call the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks FREE PROPERTY ANALYSIS FULLY INSURED Cflrtlfleuby Ontario Hydro 17 Yam Experience DELIVERED Call Brian Butler 8778591 It was at Milton got the winner on a with S3 to go Georgetown had just killed a two- man short situation and had one man In the penally box at the time The locals pulled the goal tender In the final minute of the game but they could not musler an attack and gome ended at Defensively Ken Brown led the learn in takeouts with three Tim Penny with two Andrew Mar shall Charlie Snook and Derek Ruf blocked shots And Soth Homer and split the ending duties Connally rink wins spiel on last rock The Grey Cup Trophy was dusted off after 10 years and a threegame at North Golf and Country Club organized by Bill Peer and Schlosser plus the op portunity to the big Game itself on a sevenfoot screen drew participants Taking first place In a match that went to last rock was the rink skipped by J Connally His undefeated crew consisted of lead Sabra Stevens second Glen Peer and vice Shirley Wilkinson Curling with Ian Mulr runnerup rink were Donna Puree 1 lead Drew McNaughton second and vice Karen Henderson Third place to Bob Wards harem of Sandy Peer lead Thompson second and Norma Mulr vice A prize donated by Delrex Smoke Shop was won by unanimous dec by Karen Henderson as he dressed foolball player in Sun day game Our thanks are due to Canada Starch Co which con producl boxes for and Jane Dean for look after the prizes Congratulations are in order for the North ladles rink of Alice Froze skip Ellen Burns vice Eva Bradley second and Janet Dean lead who competed in a bonspiel at Guclph Country Club on Nov only did they bring home the Trophy but also won attractive silver candelabra or heir first place finish Figure skating competition on Dec Local athletes will be culling the Ice at Arena on Dec 7 as the Georgetown Figure Skating Club holds annual competition Action gets under way at m and medal presentations are slated for 10 Club publicity son Double said spec tators are urged to attend For more information on up coming skating competition call at OPEN DAYS A WEEK Llcencad Mchinlc Brakes Tune- tips Eihautls Minor St Georgetown 8775501 TRAVEL fey Service 5 St 2nd Floor Downtown Georgetown 8732900 Everyone up In anna players The ladles league features til teams battle for the ball In Georgetown games going every Wednesday Ladles League action at The Blue Zone currently leads Centennial School between the the league with the Pacemakers In California Ralitni and the Steroids second apt Outlook photo Sargent Larusso bridge Jim Sargini and Mike Diane Johnson and Joan Jeffries look first place In duplicate bridge earned second spot while finishing play at the Georgetown Legion last In third were Rene March and Nor Monday ma Mnynard MAKE YOURS A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON WITH The Paper Factory 8782339 355 Main St Milton Parking and Entrance Oil Court Street