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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday January Page 11 I Tricounty standings Recreation Report THlCOWNTY V 1 lA I OP V T PTS IAJOK BANTAM SlonryCrtek 1 Chinauscous Flam bora Milton 2 20 Orange 19 J MAJOR MUM 2 Georgetown IV Stoney Creek IS Milton A 111 10 to 8 21 IS 12 IS Erin 19 10 13 Streets 19 12 12 Burlington 16 MAJOR JUVENILF Chinguawmy Brampton 1 Erin Mlllon Orangevllle Georgetown a Stoney Creek Brampton Orsngcvtlle Chlnguscousy MAJOR ATOM 20 1 1 Stoney Creek 19 A Streets He 17 a A 14 19 1 Georgetown A 12 Brampton 2 IB 1 Milton Georgetown Creek Burl A aster 11 1 MINOR I StreeiRv If Flo m bom Mllmn Brampton Burl 11 MINOR ATOM IK 1 Brampton Burl Georgetown MINOR ia 14 31 Orangevllle 20 Stonry Creek Milton Georgetown 19 Oakvllle fl IS 10 Brampton Chbguocflusy MINOR Milton Burlington in Oakvllle 19 He Stoney Creek Brampton Chlnguacous Streetsvllle GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAR STEREO EXPERTS 55 SJHCLAJH AVE 877 2425 Powerskating program available HILLS COLLISION RR 1 ACTON ONT CORNERS NEW POWERSKATING PROGRAM With the newly enlisted assistance of the Halton Hills Sports Operations Hockey School the Hills Recreation and Parks Department has made some changes to the current program Sessions are now minutes in length This program is a must for any hockey player who needs or wants to have some additional practice time and a good weekly work out Program runs Wednesdays at the Memorial Arena 15 to pm Call 268 for specifics MAKE A CHOCOLATE FOR YOUR VALENTINE Youth eight to years of age are invited to learn how to create a chocolate valentine to give to so meone special This one night workshop on Monday Feb at the Acton District High School is for chocolate lovers and their fnends to expand Call ext 268 for details SKI BLUE MOUNTAIN Come and ski Blue Mountain in Collingwood on Feb during the semester turnaround We provide the transportation with pick up locations at the Gordon Arena and McKenzie Smith S This day tnp is open to both adults and youth 13 years and older Check it out the Hills Recreation and Parks Depart ment s Brochure or call us at 8732600 ext 268 Detroit joins Emms division ONTARIO HOCKEY LEAGUE ANNOUNCES EXPANSION TO DETROIT The OHL Board of Governors ratified the League Expansion Committee s report to include a 16th team and expand to Detroit Mich for the at their meeting held on Monday Dec 1989 Y B report Somers tops loop GEORGETOWN B C SENIORS Chris Somers 723 262 Bnan Bell 682 Robert Harrison Ian Wilkes 234 Barry McLean 603 210 JUNIORS Sharon Shapcott Robin Zander 191 Alain Larocque David Leslie Chris Gostlin 515 Arlene Cairns BANTAMS Paul Larocque Black 433 159 Monica Beauparlant Lynn Dales David King Danny Morris 153 Richard Gostlin 111 Michael Cluney 279 Gordon Everett 279 Brendan Louth 258 Ken Vidler 107 Cathy Schaefer 238 Robert Bngden 231 88 Corj Latimer Joshua Sweeting 22183 Eric King SMURFS Alex Foster 297 122 Chris Styles 290 117 Gordon Clarke 255 Jamie Felton Daniel Arsenault William Walker 220 Jason 219 Jonnie McKee 218 Danell Vidler210 98 GEORGETOWN HOT SHOTS FRI SOCIAL Shirley Chaplin 770 Larry Hunt 700 TUES NITERS LEAGUE Bill King WED NITE MIXED John Loughan706256 DOMTAR LEAGUE Bill HYUNDAI OWNERS For Service Call 8731818 The governors in reviewing the three expansion applications one from each of Detroit Mich and and Guelph Ontario ac cepted the recommendation that a one team expansion was the most businesslike and responsible ap proach that the league could make at this time The report was sensitive to a number of areas including concern over whether the existing player talent pool could handle expansion of more than one team at this time In addition league attendance which has been on an in recent years due to consistency in rivalries structure of games and playoff scheduling also contributed to the recommendation Another consideration was sensitivity to the NHL expansion plans whereby the OHL would gauge the ultimate affect on the OHL player talent pool Bodanis Bruins extend streak The Georgetown Major Bodanis Brums returned to action in Flamboro Sunday and showed the effects of a twoweek layoff In a scrambly contest the Major scored a 62 victory over their hosts stretching streak to seven Chad Hughei was outstanding in the Bodanis Bruins net as third period penalties left Georgetown much of the time The offence was keyed Doug Sheppard who recorded two goals and an assist and Jim Katsihens who notched two markers Mark Aldndge and Stephen Onoprijenko each scored a goal Stephen earned two assists while single helpers were added by Duane Erler Gavin Glaser and Jamie Stephenson The Bodanis Brums have only three games remaining in their County schedule and with am pie practice time coming up The Tn County championship drive now begins Georgetown AutoGlass Windshield Repairs Replacements Auto Upholstery Convertible Tops Sun Roofs Insurance Claims Welcome 8777433 WESTERN carpet VINYL BR0ADL00M VINYL TILE AREA RUGS FULL INSTALLATION DEPT FAST FRIENDLY SERV GUELPH ST 8732355 86 KENNEDY RD BRAMPTON With Detroit s acceptance the new franchise will play in the Emms Division thus realigning the league s two divisions the first division realignment since the 198182 season when Belleville and Cornwall were ad mitted To balance the two sions at eight teams each North Bay Centennials and Sudbury Wolves move to the Divi sion and the Dukes of Hamilton shift to the Emms Division The length of schedule will re main at games and the playoff structure will remain the same for a fourth consecutive year in the 199091 season with the top six teams in each division making the playoffs The structure of games for a schedule will see each team playing teams within its down division six times three home and three away for games and a home and away crossover with the other division for games The remaining eight games would be scheduled as a double home and away series against each team s closest rival and an additional away series with two secondary rivals League Commissioner David Branch stated Detroit s successful application was based on a number of factors Detroit s metropolitan market is idealh suited to the marketing and promotion strategies of the OHL and in lion expansion to Detroit would ltkelv have little effect on the cur rent plaver talent pool given hat Detroit will be striving to as many United States born as possible Clothing Mens Ladies Childrens ALTERATIONS 8771598 MUNICIPAL AWARDS EVENING If you know of someone who has brought honor to our community through their achievements in sport or culture in 1989 be sure to nominate them before Jan 12 for recognition Application forms may be picked up at the Recrea tion and Parks Department Office 1 Halton Hills or the Acton Indoor Pool Municipal Awards 28 For more information call 276 AQUATIC REGISTRATION EXTENDED There are still openings at both the Acton and Georgetown Pools in the Learn to Swim program and Water Exercises which is held at the Georgetown Indoor Pool Tues day andor Thursday evenings 8 9p m New Adult Recreational Swim times at the Acton Indoor Pool Monday and Wednesday 8 30 9 30 For more information call the pool Georgetown 877 Acton Duplicate bridge Duplicate Bridge competition resumed Monday afternoon at Georgetown Branch Royal Canadian Legion on Mill Street Starting off the new year in fine style was the team of Elsie and Norma Number One winners Rene March and Karl Tobiason were the Number Two winners while the team of Helen and Harrv latched on to the Number Three winners spot Duplicate Bridge competition continues every Monday afternoon at the Georgetown Legion branch located on Mill Street COMING SOON SPORTS VIDEO Game Cartridge RENTALS 8730500 Man St Georgetown CHURCH DIRECTORY TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE CALL DISPLAY ADVERTISING 8772201 NON DENOMINATIONAL PENTECOSTAL ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CENTRE Flnchgate S corner Finchgate Hwy 7 Bible Study Worship Deliverance Sunday 30 am Wednesday 00 We Provide Children Church Nursery Service Englnri to 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