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THE HERALD Wednesday November 1990 Oldtimers tourney may grow in size The sixth annual Oldtimers Tournament put on by the Georgetown Hockey Heritage Council last weekend was such a success the group is looking to expand participation next year Finn Poulstrup one of the organizers said more teams may be added to the that presently take part We should be able to squeeze in two more based on the ice that we have available About adults played this year and even more attended like wives their children and friends The fourday tournament was played at both Gordon Arena and Georgetown Memorial beginning on day evening and ending with the championship games on Sunday at Winners of the A division was who defeated On tana Bus Industries 7 3 Gord Stewart scored three goals to help his team eam the victory Georgetown Beaver Lumber won the B final over Eastern Old Boys while Clancy Chuggers defeated Streetsville by the same score Ken Payne of the Chuggers scored and assisted once to give his side the edge A shootout was required to decide the winner of the final between Guelph and and G Old Winds Bruce Clayton of the Guelph team netted the winner for a 3 2 victory In the E final Kincardine won 2 1 over Coleman which followed the final won by the Monday Selects over York Champion figure skaters featured at World Cup Hills area skating en thusiasts sports fans and anyone who appreciates artistic and athletic excellence take note For the first time the World Cup of Figure Skating be held in Kitchener on Dec at the Kitchener Auditorium Complex The show will provide a of he artistry and power of the worlds professional figure skaters as the compete for in prize Four categories are represented the competition ladies men pairs dance Skaters will be judged on both long and short artistic programs a of internationally acclaimed judges The lineup of competitors eludes Canadian Elizabeth on Freest le Champion and Medalist U S National Cham pion Tiffany Chin World Cham pion and four time European Champion Alexandre in his professional debut and perennial Canadian Barbara Underhill and Paul Mar World Professional Champtions and five time Cana dian National Champions among others The takes place on Sun da afternoon Dec pm the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex Tickets cost or 2a with a discount for children I and under seniors and groups of or more Special VIP Gold Seats are also which include premiere seating at the eent and an invitation lo the full catered Skaters Reception immedialel follow ing the competition For tickets and call the Box Office out of town call toll free 1 For more tion contact Caroline Oliver at 383 of Georgetown most improved high single pins over average bottlers posed for a picture it Georgetown Bowl on HI Nancy larocque high single pins over average afternoon between of their matches Richard irocquc single flat From left to right ire Robin Zander high single flat tllerald photo Chris high triple pins Locals sweep bowling tourney The S is on the minds of everyone these days but Georgetown bowlers put meaning to GST Georgetown Sweeps Tourney They took com of the Master Junior Championships regional finals held at Georgetown Bowl on Oct 28 In this tournament a junior boy and a junior girl formed a team with a Master Bowler and the Georgetown bowlers took out of trophies Sue going to the Provincial Finals was the Georgetown team of Mike Richardson and Tunney with their Master Hole and also the team of Campbell and Amanda Jones with Richard of Ac ton The Georgetown team of Kevin Shapeott Kim Conrad and Master Sandy came in the runner up position and are the team in reserve Amongst the individual trophy winners for the boys were Richard with 248 in the High Single Flat category Chris with pins over average for three games and Scott Bentley with pins over average in a single game Among the Georgetown girl winners was Robin Zander with a 205 high single flat Cairns with a plus over average for three games and Nancy que with 74 pins over average one game he Master Junior Provincial will be held at Plantation Bowl Toronto this Saturday The Master Bantam Champion ship qualifying rounds will begin at the end of January There is still time for young bowlers to join and compete AA Minor Novice team showing effort BIGGS Herald Speeinl The new season is well under way and the Minor Novice team is showing admirable effort against some strong teams from Stonev Creek Oakville Burl Streetsville Milton Brampton and The record so far is two wins one tie and four losses The team has seen scores from Matt Greg Bidwell Peter Corey Forbes Simon Saulmer and Ryan Inglis Here s the team line up veteran minor novice player no Mitt Wahnga from seven year old selects no 15 Greg no Corey Forbes no 14 Ryan no Todd Kerwin no Stephan Pauhn goalie no 8 Simon no 7 Peter from no Simon no Billy no Andrea no 2 Martin no Justin Normore and no Jamie Reynolds The coaching staff in eludes Rich Sadore coach Don Bradley assistant coach Paul Gingras manager and Brent Hutchinson trainer The team is looking forwara to two tournaments coming up before Christmas in Streetsville and The kids are helping raise money for the four naments by selling chocolate covered almonds and would ap preciate support from the com munity GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAR STEREO EXPERTS SINCLAIR AVE GEORGETOWN 877 2425 APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS W All Insurance Claim Q7 WATERWORTH WELDING LTD Weld Aggregate A Heavy pmrnt Repa r Alum on MgTgA Stick Wrld DISTRIBUTORS SPORTING GOODS CLOTHING SPECIALIZING IN TEAM CORPORATE WEAR 8730500 Main Si PLUG What should you do if you see a fallen hydro wire Don go near a fallen wire Warn others to stay away and call your Hydro to report it Do not under any circumstances try to move the wire yourself Even a seemingly harmless wire can be dangerous If the line falls across your vehicle while you are in it stay inside until it is removed by a hydro crew If you must leave because of fire jump clear Do not touch 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