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NOTICE HI GEORGETOWN HONDA ihwv 8731818 life Recreation OS S HOURS p Saturday a m6 THE- lire Promoter seeks town bpproval for August biathlon If a Toronto promoter has his way therell be plenty of running and bicycle- riding In Hall on Hills on Aug 13 Gerry Bruce of Pro motions in Weston tuts asked town council to approve of a biathlon competition to be staged out Stewart town Public School next The event combining running and bicycling would become an annual slop on a fledgling Ontario- wide biathlon championship Biathlons are expanding In popularity at a greater rate than said Bruce during a telephone interview from his Weston home last Thursday Practically everyone can ride a bike and run but not everyone can swim Bruce presented a detailed report of his proposed biathlon to council last week and the matter has been referred to staff for study I dont anticipate any Acuities in getting it approved said Bruce It sounds pretty en Braces Hills event would become part of a province- wide circuit which already Includes four similar competitions in the Hal on region and two In King Township Hes hoping for approval for another In the region The Hills event would employ Public School as a start finish and transition area Competitors would begin with a run followed mediately by a bike ride The main course thoroughfares would be along the IS IT and a slight route change to commodate Trafalgar Road said About ISO competitors ore expected at the race which will cany a en try fee Bruce already has tentative range men for the use of Stewart town School and he says the race would require some limited police Bruce a former bicycle racer become a fulltime triathlon biathlon promoter In the future The biathlon circuit is sponsored by Racer and also receives from Bicycles Sabre dance Thin Acton Sabre forward dans lick hud eirry and a ball to earn the reason lo do a Jig folluwlng Warn tie luck on and Friday with night in Acton both the liurorti led with four minute t when an hast llradford slick and Infraction them fur a remainder Sabre tiling Willi photo Kevin lands in Raiders doghouse Georgetown Jr veteran Kevin Dance has taken up occupancy in coach Peter Sturgeon s doghouse Sturgeon told the Herald on day that effective last Sunday the fiery centre has been suspended from the team until he gets his head together Im hoping this will make him there people around who want lo sec him go where he wants to go said Sturgeon Hes got to work within the system Nobody bigger than the team 1 hoping hell regroup because has a real natural for the game Apparently Sturgeon has not been pleased with Dante recent efforts and reference was made to a few Instances of needless penalties being taken by the flcsty pivot If youre tough you don have go out and prove it on every Dance was reached Monday at his Brampton residence but he opted not to development I rather not soy anything he said I dont want to say anything that will get me Into than I already in Dance said he was told not to practise on Tuesday with but he said he would probably phone Sturgeon for a chut on day night Dance is currently the Hindus third leading scorer with goals and assists for Mi points he bagged totals was named the Miller High Life Player of the Year Perils of the NFL pool means cold turkey R Pauls Call Spoilt Editor Sorry Mom Sorry Dad may not be home for Christmas You see I lost my bus fare in an NFL pool Actually its something Ive known about for a few weeks now By the S Thanksgiving I knew I was history Just save me If you can a few slices of cold turkey and Ill pick them up after the New Thats my next scheduled date for laundry Okay save the tears Toss the Yours truly Is still going home for Christmas No sob stories But hes going home a beaten man A loser In an NFL pool It wouldnt be so bad If I waan t commissioner of the darn thing But when I was approached last fall about organ bin this year of flee pool I tumped the chance After all hadnt finished a very second In my pool up Soul brother of Jimmy the Greek Eighth place out of 13 entrants Is hardly anything to write home about This years results are especially hard to swallow since our senior reporter here at the Herald the Intrepid Brian MacLeod took top You see were not like ly to ever hear the end of It However there would appear to be a football god after all It seems some of Bam Bam misbegotten booty will be spent on straighten Ing a slight dent in one of our co workers car fenders after Brian he of the prodigious appetite squealed out of the parking lot to buy 17 submarine sandwiches at Royal after flndlnghcd won Our esteemed editor Mike Turner graciously slipped into se cond place after a season long dogfight with Brian and a third place tussle between three worthy opponents saw our former Brent Borne grab the bacon Imagine beaten ny an accoun tant So what have I learned Never lake Green Bay don trust the Eagles and Mike Dllka Is still my favorite Slavic American Merry Christmas and Happy Super Bowl By the way I still like the Bears in Miami LATE LA Do you know a local athlete who has recently turn in a personal best played an outstanding game or had a superlative performance It so call the sports department me I here at the Herald in the New Year Beginning with our first issue of 1989 the Herald sports sec tion will feature the Heralds Hills Athlete of the Week If you know a man woman boy or girl who deserves rial recognition for a sporting feat Just give us a call Best early Christmas present Pal Hal to John Getting fired from coaching the Leafs was gift enough But now Hal says Johns got a month tiff and could have his old job back Rebounding Redman defender cant Rome for Acton stop Arums Chris as he goes high points as the up for two points In last weeks 11 Its first win of II senior basketball win at Herald photo Thorpe had an Jr Bs drop three in a row Raiders reel Unlike kid who wanted his two front teeth for Christmas Georgetown Raider conch Peter Sturgeon would likely settle for a Last week was one the men tor would just as soon forget as the Raiders stumbled through an nightmare A tough loss at home to Central league west division leading Etobicoke Capitals ended a brutal week that saw the Haiders lose on Friday in after starting things off wlUi an upset loss to last place Monarchs last Wednesday While trying to be philosophical about the losses Sturgeon Is definite ly hoping for a big win at home Burlington Cougars on day before the Raiders break for Christmas The game was not 1m said Sturgeon It was just one of those nights when everything broke down We didnt capitalize on any scoring chances and it carried Into Friday s game in We had a bad start and had no momentum was a reflection of Wednesdays game Sturgeon said Saturdays onegoal loss to Etobicoke a bad fort but he left little doubt that hes not pleased with on the There a couple of players I in disappointed In he said We seem to be Inconsistent because we got too many hockey players around that don want lo play hockey We ve got more talent than we did last year and we just got to get back to basics and should be fine with what we have HAIDERS Haiders were behind 1 after minutes and after the second Chuck Bryan Kevin Dance and Don Cruise scored for Georgetown with Travis Cole 2 Shannon Kelly Foster Mark Pries Kennedy Brown and assisting Todd King faced Capital shots while Raiders fired at the cage RAIDERS Blades built up a lead by the end of period two before a team pep talk revived the Raiders In the final frume where they their hosts J Latour Rod and Kelly Foster hit the murk for Georgetown with assists going to Chuck Loreto Brown Brent Chris Lee Rory Kennedy Travis Cole jnd Shots were almost dead even as Georgetown took and had Todd King started the gome in the Raider net but was lifted in favor of Curtis Green before the of the second stanza Five goals made the difference ns the cellar dwelling took full advantage Raider penalty problems Everytime we touched a player It seemed wed get a penal ty said assistant conch Jay a scoreless first period Mimico erupted for seven goals In the middle frame before Georgetown rebounded to make the third period somewhat more respec table Raiders missed four breakaway opportunities in the first period and Sturgeon figures they muffed about the same amount In period two It was weird said Anderson But it seemed that everybody stopped scoring at the same time Todd King started for Georgetown In net before giving way to Curtis Green late In the second period RAIDER All Is not blue in the Raider camp Sturgeon maintained a positive attitude after the three losses and says he expects his squad to bounce back Saturday a game he said The effort and intensity was there We just get the breaks Etobicoke is pretty strong on offence and their defenceplayed well continues to praise the development of young rearguards Trent Cull and Rod and the strong piny of Todd King The AVOL newcomer Chandler was clarified by Sturgeon on Monday As far as Im concerned he on team on paper only said the Raider coach As far as Im concerned he doesnt want to play hockey Chandler who toll for the Metro Jr leagues Blues lost season has been missing from the Raider lineup since signing with the club In November Meanwhile rumors suggest the Western B leagues London Diamonds are interested in another Haider newcomer Right winger Rory Kennedy who Joined the Raider squad Inst month Is atten ding the University of Western On and became available to Georgetown after falling to crack champs last year All of this has Sturgeon saying the Raiders wont make any further changes to the lineup unless the team Is guaranteed to benefit We did a couple of things that we thought would contribute to the team and it hasnt worked out he said II s taken away from the team and flow Any players will be brought in only if they wnnt to play hockey CENTRA JR I DIVISION STANDINGS I Burlington 14 34 Streetsvllle 12 RAIDERS 11 Milton 15 Mimico 14 4 14 Fuelers flame on The Georgetown Star Fuels Minor Atoms won one of their games last week and put up a good effort games against Milton and The win was against Brampton on their Ice and gave the fans lots of opportunity to cheer The game in Brampton was Fueicr hockey Its best The of was intense and the defence was strong and along with some near shutout from An drew Craig the boys scored a 1 The scoring started Curt Carr sliding one through after Ink passes from Kenny Armstrong and Keith Hunt Pete followed with a power play stuff with assist by Chris Then Stephen Markham took a pass from Chris and using his mates a decoy as he came in goal sunk one in the lower comer Chris Goodhew and Pete started a breakout and got the puck ahead to Andy Kerslnke and as he was checked to the Ice he swatted at the puck and It trickled over the line as the fans helped It along with a little breeze The score went to and then Pete scored with a one timer from the slot with Brother assist to Cor and started It again In It goalmouth scramble Taylor scored on turnaround shot Jamie followed up with a rush and shot on goal Andy Kerslake the rebound and Gary McNiven bashed in the seventh and final goal The played well and lost a close one to Milton 42 They went on the scoreboard as a result of a three man rush by Gary and Pete Mnshlnter that Chris finished off with the goal The game went to go ing into the third Pete finished the scoring for Georgetown with one of his weaving rushes after taking a pass from Stephen Markham Steve had the next he had a goal a scored on a slap smash play started by Pete and Steve Then Steve got his goal during a goalmouth scnim with Pete and Gary gelling the assists The Fuelers fell behind and resorted to a little pond hockey type play that left Ihe usually well organ led team out of position as Darin set up Andy Kerslake backhander for the team third and final goal In an outcome And now the schedule provided from coaches Bob Craig and John Andrews by manager rends Happy Holidays until tournament play after Christmas A little time for the to take a break from Merry Christmas Jerry Bridge winners Bill Scanncll Earl Ryder were the big winners In the Christmas bridge game at the Georgetown Legion on Monday Elsie Rene March look second spot and tandem of Gladick and Rivers earned third position Regular bridge play will resume INSIDE THIS SECTION SPORTS 1 Sabres sting Hornets Stewarttown triumphs High school roundup m B2 B3 SPORTS I Scoreboard dump Dundas B4 Dart dialogue J ENTERTAINMENT Dream comes true 1 B5