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Geminis back on track THE HERALD November IMSPage Change in goal pays off THE GEORGETOWN GEMINIS BILL KIR BY bangs away at a loose puck In front of the Brampton net In last Saturday Junior game at the Gordon Memorial Arena This scoring attempt was foiled but the Genu went on to win 3 The win combined with a tie earlier in the week moved Georgetown Into fourth place in the league standings Final frame finishes Raiders streak at six The winning streak ended at six jam for the Georgetown Chrysler Raiders of the OKA Intermediate A league as the team dropped both or their games this past week 83 to Thorold on Wednesday night in Thorold and to at home on Friday night The problem that had plagued the Raiders earlier In the season cropped up again da the Red and White crew failed to come up with minutes or solid hockey In either game and this proved their downfall Of the goals scored against them In the two games II occurred in the final two frames six in the third period alone This lack or finishing power tumult be cured if the hometown favourites are to remain atop the league standings The Raiders Thorold and although down 31 at the end of the first period were still very much in the game This changed however early in the middle stanza as Thorold scored twice within second at about the four minute mark to leap ahead Pat Maloncy narrowed the gap to on a pass from John at he 12 06 mark but again counted two quick goals this time in the space of seconds late in the period to take two- period lead raiders extended their lead to at the mark of the third and this in effect was the game Tommy Gilbert converted passes from Tom and Mike at the 17 13 mark for the final Raider counter Rick with assists going to Nell Cotton and George tallied the opening Raider goal Kirk and Gerry Money had good games for Thorold as they each potted two goals while single counters went to Dave Pay Rick Ron and Bob Goody At home against on Friday night the Raiders appeared to have the gome well In hand as they led by themldway point of the second period and 3 I after two periods Then the third period Jinx once again raised Its ugly head as scored five unanswered goals to claim the two poi In the final two periods Raider nctmlnder Keith Pallet was called upon to moke 30 saves while his counterpart In the Oakville nets Brad Prophet was tested but 17 times Overall the Raiders George had twogoal effort for the local with Mike adding a single Henry Hunting for Oakville was clearly the player of the game as he notched a hat trick Single counters were added by Steve Kim Grant and Brian Bennett The Raiders have a chance to get back on the winning track this coming week as they play back toback games with league cellar dwellers Dunn Mudcnts and a single encounter with the Dundas Merchants The Raiders travel to this Thursday host the Mudcnts Friday evening the Gordon Memorial arena then journey to Dundas Tor a Sunday game Game time on Friday is The Georgetown of the Central Ontario Junior league are slowly regaining the form which saw them go undefeated In the loop first six regular season games and this revival has allowed the team to take over sole possession of fourth place In the league standings In the past four games the Gems hove picked up two wins and a tie while losing but once and strangely enough played their beat game In the lone loss This past week they tied Streeuville 1010 lost to first place Burlington 1 and dumped Brampton One of the main reasons for he recent resurgence can be directly attributed to a coaching change instituted by mentor Paul Robinson Rick Tomklnton who has come up with very solid goal tending performances for the Geralnls even during their slight slump has faltered somewhat of late and Ken has been between the pipes for the last two games Eckrolh could not be faulted In the loss to Burlington on Friday night and In Saturday s 73 win over Brampton bis play especially during the second period was a major factor in the victory Goal tenders In all leagues sometimes come up cold and coach Robinson must be breathing a bit easier knowing that both hi goalteaden can be rellod upon in the clutch Tuesday 10 tie with Streets almost ended In disaster as the Gemini played two good periods of hockey then let down to allow Streetsvllie to come back The Gems led after the drat period 84 after two frames but by the 13 mark found themselves behind 109 Doug Barnes gained the locals the single point with his third goal of the game at the 15 52 mark Georgetown Streetsvllie and possibly could have notched a win but had a rough night In the nets Doug Barnes with the hat trick Bill Allison with a pair Dale Rick Becker Chris Milne Larry Peterson and Charlie Knoepfli with singles accounted for the Gemini markers Dalo Mlesianic suffered a painful Injury In this contest and must now most definitely qualify for the Marcus award of the year The season was barely underway when Dale broke his ankle and was forced to the sidelines The enforced Idleness did not sit too well with him and he was back In record time Possibly he should have waited as In his first game he was cut for nine stitches Undeterred and obviously refusing to take a hint young fought bis way back Into the lineup This tenacity once again took toll In Tuesday game as Dale took the full force of a drive square In the face He sustained a broken nose a possible fracture of the cheekbone and some minor eye damage Georgetown Raiders still lead the league Despite losing both of last week a outings the Georgetown Chrysler Raiders of the OHA Intermediate A loop still remain atop the league standings Their 18 points gives them a comfortable six point cushion over arch rival Port Co Dome The Raiders have the second best goals for record record This week the Raiders have a golden opportunity to add to their league leading total as they play the hapless Dunnvllle Mudcats twice then take on third place Merchants in a encounter The Mudcats are wallowing in last place and as proof of their futility have managed but goals in nine games while being scored upon times TEAM Georgetown Port Col borne Dundas Fort Erie Thorold OF Leveque rink third THE VARSITY B capped a fine season by defeating OTHS In a tiebreaker for the league title last Tuesday then advanced to Halton quarter final play by downing Perdue last Thursday Front row left to right Barber Carey Worrell Heather Clark Caruso Sharon Greenslade Sandra Chamberlain Meredith McLaren and Janet Gundby Back row left to right Sally Murphy Kathy Monica Pollock Meredith Henley Coach Betty Sylvia Martin Carol Carter Karen McCosh and Coach Spina Rebelettes take title A lot was at stake as the GDHii Varsity prepared for past week basketball action A week ago las Thursday the Varsity squad journeyed to wltha chance to win the league title and finish regular season play with an unbeaten record As the final seconds ticked away In that game It was obvious that one and possibly both goats might be out or reach The OTHS girls handed the a convincing 32 setback thereby tying them for first place and setting the stage for a tiebreaker which was to be played on a neutral court The defeat was a blow to the local girls pride However it possibly could have been best thing that could have occurred as In the tiebreaker held at Public School In last Tuesday the Rebelettes left no doubt that the league laurels belong to them as they thumped is 37 to claim the Sandy Chamberlain with 13 points led the Rebellete scoring but It Is significant that In this all important contest fully eight players had a hand in the scoring Carol Carter and Meredith Melaren hooped eight points apiece SharonGreensladeand Sylvia Martin each chipped In with six points Meridlth Henley added four points and Monica Pollock and Carey Worrell each scored two points By winning the East Championship the got home court advantage in the quarterfinals and made good use of It as they humbled Perdue last Thursday The had already defeated Perdue earlier in the year so coach Betty Tamas was not hesitant about going to her bench and substituted freely Georgetown over confidence almost caused an upset as they played the first half as If hey were Just going through a lighthearted pickup game However their court superiority kept them in front and a mare composed team ran away with the gome In the last half of play Sharon was high scorer picking up points Caruso who dominated the boards In the second half had eight points Meredith Henley and Heather Clarke aided the cause with four point efforts Monica Pollack added three points while Karen and Meredith rounded out the scoring with two points apiece Their recent successes aside from here on In the face elimination at any time In high school basketball playoffs are one- game affairs the took on Lord Elgin High School of BurllnKton in a semi final A win would move them Into the Halton final to be played this Friday against Burlington Central High School at General Brock High School In Burlington By Peggy Bill Treshy Throughout the curling season the men section have adopted the practice of giving beer glasses bearing the cluh crest to the high point winners on Monday and Thursday draws We will endeavour to report the winning rinks each week Winners last week were as tollows Monday pm Graham Famell Ron Sam Mackenzie John Edgar winners were Jeff Duck Bill Mc Crackcn Baron Frank Currie Thursday winners were 7 p Campbell Pat Chamberlain Sam Mackenzie Glen and at Bill Wayne Taylor Dave Saturday Nov 15 Roger skipped the rink of Wayne Taylor Mike Mahovnyk and George in a one day spiel for rinks at Curling Club They won third prize of 12 steaks each well worth win these days Congratulations fellas While on the subject of the men section don forget to sign up for the Men Turkey Spiel Dec The Mixed Turkey Spiel Is Dec The sign is up in the club so if you haven t already y our me on Ihe Us do so now this means new curlers too The Ladles section b looking forward to the first spiel of the season Saturday when they curl for the Glad Robinson Trophy We hope you will all sign up for this one ladies as It is In honour of a very special lady curler and will be a fun See you on the ice This should have been enough for most shinny buffs the word was that Dale will be back In tlon possibly by the weekend Hopefully this is the end of the young player s woes but then again If his troubles continue he could likely look on the bright side and attempt to sell his story to television s Medical Centre He already qualifies for at least three episodes The loss to Burlington in Burlington last Friday night definitely as a moral victory for le Green and White squad as they outplayed and the first place club for two periods and part of the third Only the almost believable work of goaler Ken in the Burlington nets kept the Geminla from running up the score Overall the Geminis Burlington 4334 but In the first two periods the Gems held a 31 margin The score could easily have read after the first period but several missed Exhibitions Pee Wee down fall In league action the Canadian Tire Minor Pee Wees can t be touched However the picture quite as rosy when It comes to exhibition tilts On November 16 the Canadian Tire crew lost a decision to Markham but as this was only their second loss In 21 games they can perhaps be excused In league action they have yet to be beaten In the Markham gome Georgetown led 1 after two period of play as Kevin Frank hit for two of his three goals in the game might have been a bit lax In the first minutes but they more than made up for It In the final stanza as they counted five times for the margin of vie Kevin Frank picked up his hat trick in the third period his thlred threegoal game of die year while the final Georgetown marker was counted by Scott Last Tuesday the Canadian Tire Minor Pee Wees were back In form as they whipped Brampton In regular play B4 In a way it was a seesaw sort of game as Georgetown would Jump ahead and appear to have a comfortable lead only to have Brampton creep back into contention Georgetown led after the first period and 63 after minutes Kennedy potted two goals for Georgetown while singles were added by Kevin Frank Georie Adams Jamie South Mike Marcolinl Kirk Warnock and Bob Morrow opportunities and the magic of held the local team at bay The game was scoreless until the IB 40 mark of the second period when Burlington finally broke the ice The goal was a result of a Georgetown defensive break down on a situation both Larry Peterson and Joe South went after the puck carrier who calmly flipped It over to his team mote who strolled in un molested and beat Ken with a neat backhand The final Burlington goal came with little over six minutes gone in the third and It was a Georgetown missed scoring chance that set up the marker The were applying the pressure but Charlie had bis shot deflected high over tin net after a goalmouth scramble and Burlington wheeled back for their counter Doug Barnes made It at the is mark of the third and although the chances were there for a tie once again the Burlington stood his ground and frustrated the Georgetown shooters Final score Burlington but a fine display by the Geminis Mark scared both Burlington markers Ken played ex well in the Georgetown nets and showed that now hat be seen action he will be very hard to replace Chris MUno played a very aggressive game and added lmmensley to tho Georgetown attack The Gems took a page from the Burlington book and snowed that they are indeed capable of playing a controlled game and had It not been far the amazing performance of the Burlington would almost certainly have knocked off the league Saturday night win over Brampton was not a severe lest for Ihe by any means but the game was again highlighted by a strong per formance by Ken Eckroth in the Georgetown nets He faced shots to the Brampton goaltender 31 but was especially Impressive in the second period when Brampton staged a comeback The Gems led 10 after the first period extended that lead to after two then Brampton 21 over the final minutes of play to record the win their seventh of the year Larry Peterson notched a hat trick for the hometown favourites Charlie chipped in with a pair while singles went to Doug Barnes and newcomer Steve Johnson The see action times this week On Friday they Journey to Milton On Saturday they play boat to Burlington In what should be a barnburner then on Sunday they travel to Brampton Game time at the Gordon Memorial Arena on Saturday night Is p Paul Krowchnk fired four goals In leading his Midget House League team Bums Transport to a 7 win over Lanes Transport in this past week Georgetown Minor Hockey League action Ian Reeks sparked the Gage Stationary Major Bantams to a come frombehlnd win over Guelph as he notched a battrick Reeks scored the tying winning and first in surance goals to assure the win A Georgetown rink skipped by Roger placed third in a beld November 15 In Chin gun Other members of the third place rink Include Wayne Taylor Mike Makornyk George Ian picked up a battrick and an assist in leading his Georgetown Industrial Hockey League team Total Sports to a win over Royal Kings The win moved Total Sports Into a tie for the league lead and the four points moved Syme into the top spot in the GIHL scoring race He has five goals and six assists in five game for a total of 11 points The GDHS Varsity B basketball team won the East League title last Tuesday by downing Oak villeTrafalgar High School of Oakville 4937 Both teams had finished tied for first place with identical record so the tiebreaker was instituted On Thursday the Rebelettes dropped Perdue and now advance to quarter final play Jamie Hooker scored all three goals as his Atom House League hockey team downed Florists this past weekend Craig porter recorded a and two assists to lesd his team Ontario Electrical to a win over Murray Motors in Pee Wee House League action FOR BIST IN POINTING TRY We Never Make more sports pages 14 15 T BURLINGTON SAT NOV 29th Cams Ticket No Gordon Alcott Arena Coach and Manager REQUIRED TRIC0UNTY REP MINOR MIDGET Call Bob Thompson at 8772850 FINE WATCHES THAT ARE ALSO BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY LADY SEIKO many beau lu to I and b ace e o I you A choo ca ch I he Lady koscli nj lor no oca ua on able soph d a Comochoo Lady Se on no SEIKO CREDIT ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE GEORGETOWN MARKET PLACE PHONE J Notice of Application by the Corporation of the Town of Halton Hills to Dispense with a Vote of the Electors TAKE NOTICE THAT The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Halton Hills Intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board for approval of following works the acquisition and the development of land and the erection of buildings and structures thereon for municipal purposes and the reconstruction of or the making of additions to existing municipal buildings at an estimated cost of 300 to be raised by the sale of debentures payable out of the general rate over a period not exceeding 20 years Applications wltl be made to the Ontario Municipal Board for an order to dispense with the assent of the electors to tho undertaking of the said works Any ratepayer may within twenty one days after the first on ot in notice send by post prepaid to the Clerk the Town of Halton Hills at the address given below a notice In writing stating his objection to such approval and the grounds of such objection 3 The Ontario Municipal Board may order pursuant to the statute that the assent of the electors shall not be required and may approve of the said works but before doing so It may appoint a time and place for a public hearing when any objections will be considered DATEDattheTownof Halton Hilts day of November D PRtTCHARD Clerk Administrator 36 South Halton Hills Georgetown