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Georgetown Karate Club forward Ted Morris moves in on Raven Construction/Smith Automotive goaltender Blake Wilson in Georgetown Minor Hockey Association House League play last Saturday at Memorial Arena. Karate Club eked out a 5-4 win. photo by Simon Wilson/HHTW Hurricanes in a tough stretch Every team goes through some difficult times during the season and the Flux Cored Halton Minor Novice AAA Hurricanes are having now after tying Stoney Creek 3-3 Nov. 22 and then losing 9-2 Sunday in Oakville The Hurricanes faced Stoney Creek for the second time this year and once again the game was another close- checking affair. Both teams played great two-way games that featured many good scoring chances. Andrew Alarie and Tim Jasperson led the Hurricanes with a goal and assist. Robert Sgarbossa scored the other goal while Danny Styuert and Adam Kemp drew assists. Robert Ogle and Patrick Sherren’s aggressive play helped the Hurricanes in the Sunday, the Hurricanes went up against first place Major Atoms pile up points The Big Arn’s/Don Cherry’s Major Hurricanes beat Welland and tied Chingacousy over the weekend to add three more points to their total. Chris Alarie fired an early goal into the Welland net, on a pass from linemate Joel Petkoff. Trailing Welland late in the third period by a score of 2-1, the Halton squad came back to life as Craig MacDonald, Jeff Brownlee and Alarie added three quick goals to win it 4- 2. Notching assists were Petkoff, Brownlee, Scott 2 Colour Photo Enlargement Nairn, Carter Trevisani, and Jarrett Konkie. The Hurricanes skated to their fourth tie Sunday, at the Hillsburgh arena. They got the lead early but just couldn’t hold on to it against a™~ tough Chingacousy squad. Highlighting the game was a two-goal performance by Tyler Grinyer and solid goaltending from Matt Kerfoot. Assisting on Grinyer’s goals was Mike Watters. Craig MacDonald scored the third Halton marker, set up perfectly by Mike Knoepfli Great defensive play was noticeable by Brydon Butterworth, Jordan Jeans, Carter Trevisani, Frasier Komow and Jacob Bayley. The Hurricanes will take their 11-1-4 record back to Chingacousy Wednesday night and are entered in a Guelph tournament next weekend. HALTON HILLS FIRE DEPARTMENT outplayed in the 9-2 los: Kemp and Sgarbossa were the goal scorers, while Peter Schultz and Tyler Czuba assisted. Next Hurricanes. is Oakville and were simply Ss. action for the Monday atTonnelli Arena in Milton. —_—_—_— Golden Age Bowling Team Standings Snow Birds Four Plus One The Loons Humbugs Del’s Belles Whipper Snappers Lamplighters Go Getters The Stars High Averages Joan Archibald Vera Peavoy Flo Carswell Norm Wilcox George Archibald Trevor Williams High Triples Trevor Williams 747 (248, 227, 272) Norm Wilcox Gord Morton John Wemyss Albert Seifried Mabel Hives Walter Mozil Bill James High Singles Helen Zeravlev Audrey Martin Olga Lozovoy Bill James Carrie McFarlane Fred Shortill Chuck Tutty BIRTHDAY 0 with a plus 129 Cassandra Dew, Heather - Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, December 1,'1993: ‘Page ABrr House finals provide great competition The House Finals of the Provincial Combo Georgetown Following the Georgetown Law - Learn to Bowl the Better Way - certainly pro- vided “Bowl the Champion Way” results. The boys’ division winners won by bowling 331 pins better than their average while the girls’ section were 202 pins above their season average. In this tournament, each team is made up of a bantam, junior and senior bowler according to standing achieved in each league round. The team of Chris Primus, Jason McQuaid and Josh Cluney were leading after the first game, a plus 118 to the 99 of Brendan Louth, Michael Cluney and Jason Dinney while Willy Walker, Matthew Walker and Al Larocque were a plus 90. However, the Louth, Cluney, Dinney team ended the three game set a plus 331 while Primus, McQuaid and Cluney fell short with plus 252. In the girls’ division, the winners were decided by only a two-pin margin. The team of Natalie Larocque, Leanne Neil and Suzanne Larocque started with a plus 165 while Kelly Klimsiak, April Everingham and Chantal Morley were close and Pollock and Tara Brooks knocking on the door with a plus 112. But, the final result came with Klimsiak, Everingham, Morley trio a plus 202 to N. Larocque, Neil, S. Larocque trio 2 pins short with a plus 20) Nevertheless, the runners-up can move up to the champion team as replacements in case of an emergency. ‘Clubs & Resorts ¢ Return airfare from Toronto Ottawe or Ottawa ¢ Accommodation SANTO DOMINGO Tropics The Club Secluded resort with good facilities, steps from Juan Dolio Beach Venezuela Valu Club tomety te decarson A Canadian favourite! Your Caribbean Villages all-inclusive holiday from Adventure Tours includes: Ask your travel agent about these and other D MARGARITA ISLAND 03. som “499 , $100 EARLY B > Save $50 per person — adults and kids — off the brochure price of any ‘Adventure Tours holiday when we receive your full payment at least 60 days prior to departure (except March Break). Youth Bowling Paul Larocque 611 (255) 567 (226) 541 (214) 514 (188) 510 (195) With such outsta 2 team efforts, the two winning teams will now have an MBA coach assigned for the zone and provincial rounds. The highest score of the tournament was by the senior boy, Ryan Martin who came through with a 302 game. Anyone wanting to bowl the champion way, join now for the next term. Georgetown YBC niors: April Everingham Gordon Everett Brandan Louth Richard Gostlin Alex Foster Chris Primus Lisa Clarke 610 (222) 422 (155) Peewees: Ser Jason Pshyk 464 Patrick Hole 463 678 (248) Bryan Kennery 329 677 (256) Stephanie Palichuk 290 657 (257) Heather Foster 28. 622 (287) Smurfs: Justin Poirier Amanda Hole Cassandra Pshyk an 692 (241) Sharon Shapcott David Leslie Cindy Clarke Al Larocque Juniors: Lynn Moreland —_ 678 (261) Matthew Walker 675 (236) HEY SPORTS GROUPS! Halton Hills This. Week wants to publish your results. 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