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Page 16 Halton Hills This Week; Wednesday, September 23, 1992 —_ (Rte We / io Ba) NS ¢ Complete Collision Repair ¢ Restorations ¢ Fine Finishes ¢ Courtesy Cars 311 Armstrong Avenue Georgetown, Ontario 877-8685 SNOW PLOW PUMP SERVICE SPECIAL IMEYER PARTS. They are top of the line quality products. MILTON TRUCK EQUIPPERS TEL:875-1962 GEORGETOWN SOCCER CLUB NOTICE 1992 Annual General Meeting Wed., Nov. 4, 7:30 pm ALCOTT ARENA PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TOS rte CONSTITUTION MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 23, SO THEY CAN BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC SCRUTINY ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE MEETING. FORMS FOR PROPOSED AMENDMENTS ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE TREASURER, CATHY JUBENVILLE, 877-4887 COPIES OF THE CONSTITUTION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE PRESIDENT, STEVEN LEE, 877-8027 CURL THIS WINTER IN GEORGETOWN Singles Couples * A wide variety of and curling * New fee-structure, with a New Member's fee of $200 * Free instructional clinics, Bonspiels and Funspiels Season starts Oct. 18th NORTH HALTON GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 363 Maple Avenue West (at Trafalgar Road) Call us at 877-5236 or 457-1695, or drop in for further information. Home of Curling Excitement A Niagara Falls first baseman tries to throw a Fort Erie baserunner at home during weekend action in a tl er Rookie League held at th Dawgs victorious in GMFFL Continued from page 14 never really got the much-needed sense of timing down pat between himself and his receivers through the first half - and in a sense, throughout the game - and the Dawgs loped of the field with an 11-8 first half lead. Dawgs’ Jeff Baylis - the league’s 1992 defensive player of the year - got Hulbert’s game off on the wrong foot with an early intercep- tion. Dawgs followed this up with a touchdown from Al Pelland and a two-point convert from Brad Finucan for an early 8-0 lead. The lead was extended to 11-0 when Frank Bruno - freshly returned from a three gold medal, two world record effort at the Barcelona Paralympics - booted a 45-yard field that just eased its way past the left goal standard. Longhorns’ fortunes improved late in the half, when Bob “Rooster” McCandless woke every- one up by picking off an errant Eagan throw in the end zone. The interception led to a ‘Horns 25-yard field by Dave Patterson, who, appropriately, was sporting a new “doo” for the important game. The second half was a wild-and- wooly affair (Dawgs the former, “Horns the latter) with the Longhorns coming ever-so-close to Rob Rivers scored a touchdown with Paul Allison adding a two- point convert to deadlock the game. Dawgs responded with a Terry Enman major, but the convert was missed, leaving the mutts in front, 17-11. The ‘Horns got their leftovers in gear on Rivers’ second touchdown of the game, converted by Patterson, and for the first time in the contest, moved marginally in front, 18-17. This was where Egan’s magical scrambling ability came into play. Time and again, playing ball- control tactics, Egan gained the yardage required to deny the Longhorns another scoring oppor- tunity. When needed, he hit sure-handed receivers Finucan and Dave Clements - Dawgs team 1992 MVP. - for crucial first downs. Diminutive receiver, Pelland - the league’s playoffs’ MVP - also got into the act, denying the Longhorns crucial possession time. With time running out, Dawgs’ Finucan corralled a touchdown pass and a two-point convert toss for the winning margin. Longhorns had one last bellow left, but it died in their collective throats on an incomplete third- down pass that was wide of the mark, deep in the Dawgs’ territory. "Still Time to Join!" BOWLING LEAGUES LADIES ¢ MEN'S e ADULT MIXED ¢ GOLDEN AGE (from 55 yrs.) ¢ YOUTH - Smurfs, Peewees, Bantams, Juniors, Seniors ~ Ayrs. to 19 yrs. ~ NEWCOMERS WELCOME ~ No experience necessary ~ Georgetown Bowl "The Family Bowling Centre" 12 Mountainview Rd. S. 877-9922