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TOE HERALD OUTLOOK Page IS Dart players have big hearts The First Annual Ed Memorial Doubles Darts Tournament held at the George and Dragon has been heralded as a Tremendous success on a number of counts according to tournament organizers Dae and Grant Richardson For something that took place with such short notice commented Dave Paterson everything turned out great The competition the atmosphere and the cooperation of all Involved could not have been better Paterson also voiced a thank you to George and Dragon owners John and Julie Craig who hosted the event and provided sandwiches for the competitors The tournament also raised for the Heart Fund Bob chairman of the ton Hills Heart and Stroke Foundation was on hand at the George and Dragon to accept the cheque for from Dave Paterson In of his father Pictured above from left to right George and Dragon owner Julie Craig Grant Richardson Bob and Dave Herald photo Major Bantams M Pro Sports top Dundas and Pro Sports Major Ban tarn are gearing up for playoffs After a long layoff last league game was before Christmas the bantams came back with a vengeance putting together a three game undefeated streak against some of the top place teams in Count this past week Saturday saw the locals in Dun das for what turned out to be the wildest game of the season so far Georgetown was all over Dundas from the first faceoff with an ex cellent team effort and fine from Tom Spencer and they soon opened up a seven goal lead Goal scorers from and M were Shaun Curry with two goals Mike Large Matt Downs Tim Presswood Denck Ellard and Brent each with singles After Georgetown s seventh unanswered goal at the midway mark of the third period frustration boiled over into an ugly brawl initiated by Dundas when their captain No dragged Mike Large from the penalty box and started pounding on him When it became clear that Dun das had picked the wrong guy to tangle with m Large they sent reinforcements from their bench which resulted in a 20minute delay in the game and many suspen sions Credit has to be given to acting coach Rick Hume for keeping his players on the bench and not sink ing to Dundas level of play With Georgetown goalie being one of the ejected players Dundas was able to get four quick goals but thats all they got as the final buzzer ended the game Georgetown Dundas Monday had the bantams in missing three players thanks to Dundas and still on a high from their big win there Both teams played a fast hard hitting game for three penods The first period was a duel with both and Georgetown Tom Diardichuck making sparkl ing saves to end the scoreless broke the goose egg at of the second while Georgetown was shorthand ed but the locals came back with four quick goals by Tim Presswood Brent Couling Chris Barrow and Steve Wright to dampen Flamboro attack borne bad penalties by Georgetown then allowed Flam boro to score two goals to bnng the score to when Georgetown s Matt Downs put the game away at 1 27 of the third from a Shawn Pearson pass Pearson had a fine night picking up three points for his assists Final score Georgetown 5 3 Tuesday night fog bowl had Georgetown playing host to second place The bantams proved to be poor hosts by scoring two goals in the first period and holding that lead till the third Scoring for Georgetown was Ken Kosztwka from and Downs and Brent Couling from Presswood Orangeville finally scored early in the third and put the Georgetown goalie out of the game with an Injured back should be back for the weekend Marc St Pierre was then press into action and performed ex under trying The locals again opened up the lead when Matt Downs converted a Steve Wright pass to set the score at Then control was taken away from the players as a very tionable call allowed to get back in the game at then tie it up with seconds left to end the gamt Five out of a possible six points isn a bad way to start the new year said manager Rick Downs If we keep playing this wa into playoffs we will definitely upset a few of the top rate teams M and next and last home game for the regular season is Sun day 30 at against first place Stoney Creek Come and sup port happens when you Advertise In the HERALD Clothing Mens todies Childrens ALTERATIONS REPAIRS m SAVE YOUR BODY NORTH END NISSAN 610 Martin SI MILTON J HALTON HILLS COLLISION RR ACTON ONT 8532860 Think Ahead For Winter Commercial Residential BOOK HOW 8731200 Duplicate Bridge In Duplicate Bndge competition Monday at Georgetown Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion on Mill Street Mute and Blayne Hillock took the Number One winners spot the team of Karl Tbbiasz and Rene March locked up the Number Two winners spot and Elsie and Harry combined to lay claim to the Number Three winning position Duplicate Bridge competition is held every Monday afternoon at the Georgetown Legion on Mill Street Bowler of the week Evelyn Baker rolling along GEORGETOWN HOT SHOTS Bowler of the Week Evelyn Baker MENS LEAGUE Bnnley Hole 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delicious MARTYS TOO RESTAURANT Georgetown Market Place McKee Tim Shier attacks slopes Tim Shier of Joined Milton Heights Ski Club team mates Joe Hertz of Milton and Jason Penman of Burlington in making an impressive showing in the Second Division of the Southern Ontario Division ski races held on the weekend at Ski Club Shier placed in the top overall while teammate Hertz ranked se cond overall In their best showings Penman finished second while Hertz was seventh in separate races The Milton Heights Ski Clubs Blue team competed against at the Oshawa Ski Club Sunday Stuart Green of led the way for the boys team winn ing his race Kevin Challenger of Georgetown placed seventh while Mark Pearson of Acton finished in eighth place in the same race Amy Hughes of Milton led the Milton Heights Ski Clubs girls team with a fifth place finish Amy Steen of Toronto was right behind In sixth place in the race while Sarah Hughes of Milton ed seventh SYSTEMS tetania QUALITY SOSES m vmmmi COUNTRY VIDEO DOES IT AGAIN Country Video has announced that they have continued their Christmas special of movies for 99 and 3 days as well as 3 Nintendo games for and keep 3 days These specials will now be available every Friday and Saturday With over 6000 movies to choose from it leaves a lot for everyone COUNTRY LANE Lin- River Across From Geo Golf Club 2254