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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1996 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI FitzWhiskey's Feast on Winter Hawks The Minor Pee-Wee Dou- ble A Georgetown Raiders had little trouble this week as they picked up two wins over Milton and a tie against Oakville fora five point week. Thomas Stokes picked up a hat trick in the Raiders first game against the Winter Hawks as they hammered Blue Fins The Georgetown-based Halton Hills Blue Fins com- petitive swim club is once again playing host to clubs from all over south-central Ontario. The event is the club's annual swim meet, Nov. 30, from 8 am to 5 pm, at the Georgetown Indoor Pool. According to organizers, over 200 swimmers -- from 8- to 20-years-old -- will be participating in this one-day competition of skill and speed. The youngsters will include swimmers from the Blue Fins, as wellas the Acton Aqua Ducks and the Milton Marlins. Training these young peo- ple for competition is the re- sponsibility of new head coach Michael Zuraw. Sup- porting him are assistant coaches Paul Carter, Rachel Bodig, Laurie Crocker and Kathy Dugas. Milton 6-1. On Saturday the two teams met again with the same out- come a 3-0 Raiders win. Mike Davison was the of- fensive hero with two goals, with Velten scoring the third Raider goal on a breakaway set up by Oulds. Goalie Kevin Bokowski host meet at GDHS The Blue Fins are in the pool between five and seven hours a week, learning the four basic competitive strokes: freestyle, butterfly, breast stroke and back stroke. And overand above the com- petitive swim program, there are also a number of youths enrolled in the Blue Fins' pre- competitive group, which Black $10 needed to make only five saves for the shutout. Against Oakville, George- town scored a couple of power play goals in a21 sec- ond span as they held on for a 2-2 tie. Oulds and McGourty each had a goal and an assist as they played to a draw. provides three hours a week of training. With all their hard work, the Blue Fins are hoping to make a big splash at their meet, and anticipate some personal best swims from all participants. For more information on the meet, please contact 877- 0805. Suet Hunter's Inn Original Art Show and Sale Sunday, December 8, 1996 « 12 to 3 pm 99 Mountainview Rd. N., Georgetown Tel: (905) 877-3145 Featuring Artists Jackie Cameron, Beth Cameron, Judy Finch, Lila Irving, Helen Griffin and Janet Swim Tickets $7 - Refreshments included Available at Hunter's Inn or from the Artists he. Sack MAX 7 TABLES GENT. CASTING FAI. NOV. 29 4PM - 4AM SAT. NOV. 30 2PM - 4AM Ne Gibbon Hotel 10 MAIN STREET, NORTH (519) 853-0470 RESERVE YOUR LANE NOW FOR: NEW YEAR'S EVE AT ACTON LANES 2:00 P.M. TO 2:00 A.M. ANY TWO HOURS. $19.97 PLUS TAX MAXIMUM - 6 PERSONS PER LANE PRIZES ALL DAY COURTESY OF: - MR. MUGS COFFEE & DELI POWER ENTERTAINMENT 1.G.A. - GODFATHER PIZZA SUBWAY - COUNTRY REFLECTIONS ACTON LANES - LEATHERTOWN FEED CALL DAR AT 853-0470 FOR YOUR RESERVATION COME BACK AND DISCOVER THE GREAT CANADIAN SPORT OF 5-PIN BOWLING AS A FAMILY 1 LANE PER HOUR $15.00 PLUS TAX Hold erm. Soker FE REN G 2 TABLES B anguet Soom on se Main & Mill St. Downtown Georgetown (Entrance at Rear) ie FREE ADMISSION FREE PARKING UCENSE NO. P961828 Proceeds To The Georgetown Jr. Raider Hockey Club RESERVE FOR YOUR; BIRTHDAY PARTY CLUB FUNCTION BUSINESS SOCIAL CHURCH OR YOUTH GROUP S32 ¢® STUDENT SPECIALS S25, _ AFTER SCHOOL 4:00 TO 6:00 P.M. : ALL CHRISTMAS BREAK re) 2 GAMES, SHOES & TAXES INCLUDED LEAGUE POSITIONS AVAILABLE; YOUTH BOWLING SMURFS - PEEWEES - BANTAMS JUNIORS - SENIORS LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LEAGUE TUESDAY OR FRIDAY LATE NIGHT MIXED LEAGUES WEDNESDAY COMPETITVE MAJORS LEAGUE CALL DAR FOR TIME OR DETAILS 853-0470 COME AND VISIT ACTON LANES - VIEW OUR LIGHTING SYSTEM, LISTEN TO OUR SOUND SYSTEM BRING A GROUP - ENJOY THE SPORT LICENSED UNDER THE L.L.B.O.