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Wednesday September Mini Squirt Soccer Green Machine edges Turtles The last games of the regular season were played on August Special thanks to the referees who came out all season and helped to make this year a success The parents coaches and managers did a superb job With their help and support all season the boys had a great opportunity to learn team spirit There will be one more op portunity for all of us to support he boys when we all get together for some fun and games Saturday September 8th at Park The schedule is as follows Bashers vs Zebras 1000 am Fireballs vs Green Machine 1000 am Blue Bullets vs Zebras pm Ninja Turtles vs Golden Hornets 1200 pm AUGUST RESULTS Green Machine 2 Ninja Turtles 1 Goa scorers Machine Brian Smith Joey Flynn Turtles Lorusso Noteworthy players Machine Daniel Schultheiss Matthew Dib- Eric Turtles Mathew Coulter Raymond Richard Welsh AUGUST RESULTS Bashers 5 Green Machine Goal scorers Bashers Ryan Busby Machine Daniel Noteworthy players Bashers David Boyce Ryan Norton Jeff Wallace Machine Scott Korzack Daniel Schultheiss Matthew Dib its Blue Bullets 5 Turtles 1 Goal scorers Bullets Joshua Sweeting 2 Jamfe Brett Velton Cameron Sisnett Turtles Raymond Lorusso Noteworthy players Bullets Mathew Wyman Chris Stubbens Evan Golding Turtles Blair Sorenson Drew Brian Ar nold AUGUST RESULTS Fireballs Golden Hornets Goal scorers Fireballs Michael Cook Chad Mitchell Noteworthy players Fireballs Paul Burns Andrew Gadoutsis Mathew Knoepfli Hornets Michael Houghton Joshua Rich mond Zebras 2 Bashers Goaf scorers Zebras Ryan LaRose Noteworthy players Zebras Timothy Li Alexander Warburton Van Ravens Bashers Michael Hall Travis Hull Graham AUGUST 27TH RESULTS Zebras Turtles Goal scorers Zebras Ryan Joe Garvey Graeme Leverette Noteworthy players Zebras Jason Richardson Craig Matthew Lee Turtles Justin Yates Blair Sorenson Raymond Lorusso AUGUST RESULTS Golden Hornets 2 Turtles I Goal scorers Hornets Matthew 2 Turtles Brian Ar nold Noteworthy players Hornets Daniel Dayment Byron Turtles Drew Bnan Ar nold Richard Welsh Bashers Fireballs Goal scorers Bashers Ryan Busby 5 Noteworthy players Bashers Aiden Jenkins Jeffery Boyce Michael Hall Fireballs Knoepfli Paul Burns Andrew Gadoutsis KINSMEN GIRLS SOFTBALL Teams play at Fall Fair By DEE DEE HAYNES Herald Special SENIORS Continuing their losing streak Dunlop Insurance once again came up short as Pictures and Presents beat them Game star for Dunlop was Sandi Puckering The senior girls playoffs begin Tues day September and wind up Tuesday Setpember after a doubleheader Good luck to all teams players and coaches INTERMEDIATE Elks Lodge have polished up their skills and it showed as they demolished Dairy Queen Slamming in were Humeniski Dione Benito Minor hockey registration down this year Registration for minor hockey in Georgetown is down by over 100 children this year with just signed up so far while joined last year As a result this is the first year that the Georgetown Minor Hockey Association has run five registra tion nights the last one being on Sept Bat Alcott Arena Judy Pries one of the GMHA organizers said the last registra tion in August drew new skaters which has made her op timistic that more will turn out later Weve also predicted that well lose about kids to the Triple A hockey so we are planning to in crease our training programmes Hopefully this will encourage peo ple to join house league in order to develop themselves to play rep hockey later She said it will take some educa tion of the parents to get them used to this idea since many of them have been strictly involved with house league for a number of years Pries also said the association is looking for more referees and a few coaches to fill the ranks this year as well as people interested in becoming convenors for the various groups Anyone wanting more information can call Hal Pells president at or Jim Leahy GMHA vice- president at grand slam Andrea Jennifer Cash Erin Steringa and Kelly Campbell of Elks and Michelle Mason of Dairy Queen As well as slamming in a homer Trisha knocked in a tri ple double and single to hit for the cycle Game stars were the whole Elks Lodge team and Lynn Dales of Dairy Queen It all came down to the final inn ing when the Optimist Club over powered Kentners Dairy Bar 1716 Homerun hitters wre Kim Brown Terri Barber and Paul Walsh Both teams were named game stars in this very exciting game JUNIORS Standard Products improved their excellent record to when they defeated the Kinnettes Knocking in homers were Laura Willis and Lisa Earle of Standard Products Game stars were Laura Willis of Standard and the Kinnettes team Delrex Shop ended their regular season on a positive note when they defeated Youngs Pharmacy 3124 For Delrex Lindsay Angela and Mandy hit in bag trippers while Julie Brown and Andrea Borg 2 did for Youngs Game stars were Andrea Borg of Youngs and the Delrex team Good luck to the Junior and In termediate teams as they begin their playoffs during the Fall Fair September Georgetown Minor Hockey Association FINAL REGISTRATION Saturday Sept 8th Arena 900 pm Memorial Arena 12 Noon400 Bring a birth certificate for age verification Previous registration postdated cheques to be processed on September 1 1990 NORTH END MILTON ONT frlV NEWCOMERS WELCOME JOIN NOW LEAGUES YOUTH YBCLADIESMENMIXEDGOLDEN AGE Ryan Busby eagerly waits for his father Gord Busby to sign him up for another season of hockey at the Gordon Alcott Arena earlier this year The Georgetown Minor Hockey Association is still looking for more people to join their ranks including coaches referees and con venors to make this season even more successful than last Herald photo Ice time is at a premium People looking for some ice time this year should sign up soon because the spaces are filling up fast Doug Vivian manager of The Gordon Memorial Arena said the schedule is already pretty tight with pm being the earliest time available on average Right now we have some times open at 900 and 930 in the even ings during the week but after Labor Day its around 11 00 There are many groups who use up large time slots at the arena in cluding the Figure Skating Club the Georgetown Raiders Junior team other recreational leagues the house leagues and even the Ac ton Sabres Junior C team The Sabres are using it for practice since their arena doesnt get their ice in until after Thanksgiving said Vivian As soon at the Sabres leave those spaces are filled up with more house league games leaving the schedule booked fairly solid In the before winter really sets in Vivian said the cost of rentals run per hour between 400pm and midnight After midnight the price drops by an hour During the day is a good time since its half price bet ween and400pm He also pointed out that people who just want to do a little skating can take advantage of the adult noon skate which is on Tuesdays and Fridays from noon until pjn Cost is just 7M We also have a parent and tot skate on the same days from 1000 am to noon on Tuesdays and from 100 pm to 300 pm on Fridays Cost is Its nice for them to be able to come without worrying about getting run down by some of the older kids Those skates dont start up until October Anyone wanting more informa tion or would like to book some ice time can call Arena at All bookings must be paid in advance ARE YOU A COUNTRY VIDEO MEMBER IF YOU ARE YOURE INVITED TO OUR MEMBERSHIP APPRECIATION CORN ROAST SEPT 15 9am 9pm COUNTRY LANE fraa mini golf fro driving range batting cogs fraa corn drink fun for family AVOID THE LINEUPS 10th Line River Hi 8772254 REGISTER NOW I 12 Mountainview ACTON FIGURE SKATING CLUB is busy preparing for another year of skating All levels of skaters are welcome to join with the option of skating once a week as a beginner or as many as three times a week as a senior The beginner skater will start in the Canskate Program where the fun of skating are introduced Helmets are highly recommended at this level Badges are received as each skill is achieved then skaters may move on to the Program where you may begin taking the Canadian Figure Skating tests There are usually two test days during the season and these are evaluated by judges from the CFSA Last year the club introduced a Power Skating session which will be offered again this year due to a great success and interest by hockey players Hockey equipment must be worn for this session REGISTRATION Acton Arena Sept 8 1990 900 am 1200 pm Any further Information wil be available at ttieu timet