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THEHERALD Wednesday March Industrial Curling Soccer recognition Tie Georgetown Soccer Club presented jackets to five of Us members at their annual general meting at Gordon Arena last Wednesday recogniz th ir years of support for the From left to right arc Bill Harrison six year coach Phyllis Harrison year executive member Pat Bains three year executive member and George Bains year all round in was Paul Herald photo ReMax Peewees reach final of tourney consolation round Georgetown s Mai Dodge Peewees competed in the Stayner Tournament on the weekend and finished as finalists in the consolation round of their division Even though the team had a 1 record was competitive in all the matches The boys were in their first game with Stayner and lost 30 to the hosts ReMax returned the favor against and won Dave scored three times as Sean and Steve Markham added singles Captain Chris Corney set up the first goal for Doole with assisting on one of the others Keith Hunt hustled and got two assists in this game Rob bie Pilgrim and Mike were rewarded for their two way effort with assists on s The final game was a 30 loss to Parry Sound Goaltenders John Moon and Geoff played well to limit the other teams to six goals in three games Credit for good defensive work goes to Corney Andy Kerslake Trevor Crane and Ken Armstrong Tournament organizers award ed MVP in each game and the winners for Georgetown were Trevor Crane Dave Doole and Sean Recreation News Special March break swimming SPRING AND SUMMER COMMUNITY BROCHURE The Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department will be distributing the Spring and Sum Community Brochure featuring many opportunities for residents to participate recrea tion this spring and summer This publication also contains in formation on several community service organizations If you do not receive your copy please call our office at 873 and we will make sure you receive one COME SKI DURING THE MARCH BREAK March 11 to 14 four days of ski ing at Glen Eden Ski area Two lessons per day We provide the transportation with pick up loca tions at McKenzieSmlth Middle School and the Gordon Arena For specifics please call the Recreation and Parks Department at ext 268 MARCH BREAK SPECIAL FEATURE FILM Bring the kids Thursday March 14 to view our special March Break film Show times are 10 a at the Acton Arena and at 1 30 m at the John Elliott Theatre Tickets are available at the Acton Indoor Pool Acton Arena and at the Recreation and Parks Depart ment Due to advertising restrictions we are unable to advertise the name of this film in the newspaper so call us at 8732600 ext 268 and we II fill you in MARCH BREAK SWIMMING The two Halton Hills swimming pools have planned a fun filled week of special swims during March Break March Break March 2 Come get in the swim of it SPRING AQUATIC REGISTRATION Aquatic Registration will commence Saturday March 1991 at Acton and Georgetown Indoor Pools a m 00 noon PUPPETS PUPPETS A halfday workshop spon sored by the Halton Hills and Parks Department for anyone who enjoys being or work ing with children This program gives you the opportunity to design your own creations to give or share with kids A step by step hands on pup petry workshop where you can choose from finger puppets glove puppets or popup puppets Instructions will include demonstrations on how to use puppets to teach tell stories sing songs or just to have fun Registration commences March 6 The workshop will be held at Ecole Sacre Coeur on Saturday March 23 from a m 12 noon For more information call SAME DAY TAX RETURNS Guelph St Georgetown 8772217 NORTH END NISSAN 8784137 MILTON ONT GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CM STEREO EXPERTS GEORGETOWN Something For Seniors Plus Dead Enders finally win It was bound to happen but the question was when and against whom The Dead the In dustnal Leagues newest team won their first game of the season on Thursday It was long coming but im could be seen in its rusty crew as time progressed Their victims were The Senators a team that had been steam rolling along in the second draw The key to their win was the very thing that had plagued them giving up a big end In this game the big end was the fourth The points given up were five but it was the Bill Bnggs led Senators doing the giving and it was too much from which to come back The tally was a 105 count While the aforementioned game was the toast of the even ing indeed it was not the only in teresting outcome on this last day of February Two other under dogs showed their stuff as well Bob Hirst led Swim mers squad metaphorically pull the teeth out of the second place Hog Liners Out of his den tist garb and into his pink Bob yanked end after end from his prey By the close the Hog Liners had squealed at the loss of six ends and a final tal The other underdog win was by the upstart Kendale Eight over the Fit As A Fiddles This match up however was not one where anybody got worked over It was very closely played and as the saying quite often goes it wasn t over until it was over Single points were taken in six of eight ends The other two were blanked Heading home it was a 32 ad vantage on the scoreboard for Scott Russell s Eight Enders but the important last shot ad vantage was held by Ken Irwin s As the final end pro gressed the rink was running into problems trying to find a pace to hide a rock for the steal That last pressure shot with all of the marbles on the table became the one they were looking for Irwin missed and the steal was on Eight celebrated a dog fight win On this light of action packed curling at the North Halton Club there was more curling to take in With Dave in the dining room at a shareholders meeting his JAWS squad sought relief from Tom Shillington as they were up against the first place Insurance Rockers rink Both sides were generally at their sharpest from first rocks The Rockers would take a lead and JAWS would come back Three times this happened and after seven ends of play it was a tied game with the count at 7 The last advantage was in the hands of the Rockers skip Barry who was playing his best game since his win at the Royal Mortgage Service s spiel in in midJanuary s last rock wasn need however as Phil Jones failed to dig out the counter with his final throw The Rockers stay in first place with his finish In other pairings Ralph Vin cent skipped the Bill Smith Auto Wingnuts to a commanding 12 win over the Central Box team the Boxers Automatons dominated the Challengers tak their game by a count Kendale Hackers also racked up a dozen points as they downed The Boys by 125 Julian went one better with his La Guys rink manhandling the Sign Shoppe Sliders To start the March slate of games off all who are interested can come out to see the following pairings for Thursday March 7th At 6 p m Hog Liners Fit AsA Fiddle The Sign Shoppe Sliders vs JAWS The Boxers vs Dead Bill Smith Auto vs The Senators At 00 p m Lopers Swim mers Kendale Eight La Guys vs Dunlop Insurance Rockers The Automatons vs The Norval Boys Challengers Hackers Team Dunlop Insurance Rockers 25 Hog Liners Fit AsA Fiddle 70 Kendale Eight Enders 66 75 Loper s Swimmers 25 La Guys The Senators 75 JAWS 55 25 Bill Smith Auto Wingnuts The Sign Shoppe Sliders The Boys 25 Challengers Kendale Hackers The Automatons The Boxers 35 Dead THE CORPORATION OF THE Town of Halton Hills Halton H Ms Drive O Box HILLS Georgetown NOTICE OF A PUBLIC MEETING WARD 2 NINTH LINE STEELES AVENUE fl hi y 7 f J pi IT General Committee for the Town Hills will conduct a Public Meeting to examine and discuss a proposed amendment to Zoning By Law 74 to permit a contractor yard lor the storage and repair equipment related to agriculture The property is located on the west side of the Ninth Line north Steeles Avenue in the Town of Hills ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME Time 710pm Date Monday April 8 1991 Location Council Chamber Halton Hills Civic Centre 1 Halton Hills Drive Halton Hills Georgetown File No D14ATWELL