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MMM Campers at big tourney SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday October 1MJ The Georgetown North Sports Camp recently travelled to Buffalo New York for the pre stigious MUIa Regal Hockey Tournament The locals were the only center competing at he tourn ey but despite being matched against more powerful squads they felt confident Their hopes had been buoyed with an earlier 1 win over Burl Georgetown opened the tourney against the Detroit Utile Caesars coached by ex US Olympian Marshall Johnston The can side showed the benefits of nine hours of practice each week In dumping the Sports Campers Sunday the locals went down to another Michaels of Toronto Later In the day the team salvaged some respect with all win over Amherst Now York thanks to the out standing goo I tending of Curtis Green Green and Cameron Herman wero the best Georgetown players at the tourna ment Coaches Neil Cotton and Dale Law- were pleased with the mature behavior the boys dls played both on and off the ice The Sports Campers also opened County play this week with a win over a rough squad Her man led the way with a pair of goals while Doug McDermoll Alain Glray Doug Kent and Chris Stoddart all counted singles Green and Scan Colt combined to earn the defeat at the hands of St shutout Purple gals win opener By SUE DUNNING Herald correspondent The Georgetown or girls hockey team Order or the Royal Purple is off to an exciting start this seas on with a win over Milton The fans enjoyed a clean close checking game as both teams remained penalty free throughout the match Georgetown opened the scoring as Pnm Anderson moved in with a quick shot to beat the Milton goalie at of the first period With 30 seconds remaining Martle Dunning took a pass from Anderson and scored the second Georgetown goal with a low backhander Both the forward and defensive lines played well to keep Milton from the scoreboard until midway through the final period Goal tender Joan Gilmer was certainly put to the test as she made a number of excellent saves during some hectic Coach Riv Kennedy was pleased with the teams overall effort and is looking forward to a challenging season This years team roster includes forwards Lisa Allen Pam Anderson Dunning Sherry Geneau Blaine Hughes Clair McDowell Debbie es Dale Wolfe defend crs Sharon Anderson Sally Robertson Scars Dianne Taylor and goalie Joan Gilmer The coach is Riv Kenne dy the manager Is Bill King The senior girls hockey team will host Oakville this Sunday at the Georgetown Memo rial Arena at pm Come out and cheer on our local girls team Local reps open with two wins The Georgetown minor pcewec Double A reps began their Hockey League season play taking two wins defeating Milton and Burlington Home action last week against Milton produced goals by Bill McDonald Andy Pearce Dale Mike Barnes Chad Bailey and Serjeantson with assists credited to McDonald Mark Lorito Andy Pearce Mike Melville Dale McNi ven David Hodgson and Wade In Burlington goals scored by Roddy Mike Barnes and Bill McDonald cemented victory number two Assists were earned by Rod and Mike McElroy Penalty time for these two games totalled minutes Solid defensive play combined with good backchecklng effort and the sharp netmlnding of Chris Cambouris and Richard contributed to the first two wins of this season Getting ready for tbe season with eight games of exhibition play the minor recorded a five wins losses and a tie The losses gainst the AAA Hamilton Huskies Dont just think about it this Fall DOIT INSTALL A COSY WOOD STOVE HOME IMPROVEMENTS 3SQuMn8tw a am Brampton 45581 44 GEORGETOWN HOME NEWSPAPER OF HALTON HILLS