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THE HERALD Wednesday Pap IS Georgetown bowling qualifiers Georgetown Bowl will be well represented at the upcoming Master- Bantam provincial tournament to be held in Georgetown Bowl represen tative team includes left to right Adam Master bowler Wendy Parent and Janice Somers The team qualified for the Brantford keglers event in a rolloff held recently at Lanes in Bramalea Herald photo The Georgetown Bowl team of left to right Bren dan Louth Master bowler Carolyn Lane and Walsh finished third In the Master- Bantam rolloff qualifier for provincial competition scheduled for The rolloff qualifier was held recently at Lanes in Bramalea and a number of young Georgetown bowlers did extremely well An- Schaefer won high triple with a Paul Laro- had a high single of 247 and Lynn Moreiand had a high single of Suzanne had a high tri ple pins over average of plus 1 12 Herald photo Squash win Junior squash player Melanie Jans from the Georgetown Club emerged the winner in the Toronto and District Ladies A Squash Championship held March 3 at the Toronto Athletic Club Jans defeated the number two seed Lynn Miller and will now travel to the Quebec Provin cial Championships in Claire Quebec to be held March as well as the Ontario Pro vincial Championships in Ottawa March 2124 Sport cards Attention comic book and sports card collectors and en thusiasts MM Robinson High School in Burlington is holding the Second Annual High School Comic Book and Sports Card Convention on March 23 between 10am and The event is sponsored by the high schools student council and organizers of the event ex pect over 30 dealers will be in attendance Table space is SUB available by calling Dave McKay at the school at 3355588 during the day For the public admission is For fur ther information call the school at the above number PEOPLE DO READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIEDS CALL 8778822 TODAY TO PLACE YOUR AD ELECTRONIC SERVICE GAMES COMPUTERS ETC MY GUARANTEE FREE ESTIMATES ALL SERVICE PERFORMED ON PREMISES BY QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS FOR THE BEST SERVICE AT THE BEST PRICE CALl GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND hill JNIT1 AND Limehouse Minor Sports 1990 SOFTBALL REGISTRATION GIRLS AND BOYS AGES T0 Saturday March 1991 Community Conk CMWOfStllCMCtltlM ltd Route 1000 am to pm DATE LOCATION TIME 1991 REGISTRATION FEES 2000 Run League 5000 each additional chid Registration Feet Include team sweater and photo Minor Peewee Halton advances On March S the Halton Minor began and won their best of three series against Oakville Rangers Coming off an early exit from the Ontario Minor Hockey Association a week earlier Hurricanes had to dig deep In this match to remain con tenders for the league champion ships The series opener at Georgetowns Arena on Tuesday evening was a seesaw affair with Halton taking the lead In both the first and second periods only to see Oakville come back twice and carry a edge into the third Fortunately for Hurricanes centre Justin Davis found his scoring touch striking in the third and again in overtime for a victory and a leg up in the series Heltons Doug Janjevich open ed the scaring in this game with a power play goal at 656 of the first from Davis and Todd Miller Oakville came back with two goals to take the lead which held up until Andrew Hartholt combin ed with and Jamie with seconds remaining to tie the game at two At 743 of the second Tom Bayntons goal set up by Miller put Halton up 32 and Just 24 seconds later Jamie Walker scored on a solo effort to make It Oakville replied three times before the period ended and were up going into the final frame Davis took over from there popping the first of two unassisted markers at of the third to tie the game at five and again at of overtime for the win Game two moved to Oakvllles Maplegrove Arena on Wednes day The script was simple Rangers had to win or their season was over By the end of the second period Halton held a lead Solid goaltending from Haltons Jeff and sound defensive play from his team mates turned Oakvllles concerns Into reality as the blue lights nursed their one goal cushion all the way to the buzzer As on Tuesday opened the scoring in this one With just seconds gone in the game Jamie took a short pass from Steven Roy and turned it in to an end to end rush and a one goal lead The single held up until of the second when capitalized on a Hurricane tur nover to tie things up at one each responded at 110 of the period with Darin goal set up by Justin Davis and John Alley This one turned out to be the winner giving Halton a twogame sweep of the series and a berth in the semifinals against Brampton who upset Barrie in the other quarterfinal series GEORGETOWN SOCCER CLUB GENERAL REGISTRATION For Boys and Girls 618 PROOF OF REQUIRED Saturday March 23 200500 pm Wednesday March 27 600900 pm At Gordon Arena Volunteers Needed for Coaching Committee Work For Further Information Steven Lee Gail Houghton 8778027 8774215 Georgetown Baseball Association REGISTRATION HOUSE LEAGUES TBALL Ages 5 7 SQUIRT Ages89 TYKE Ages PEEWEE BANTAM Ages MIDGET Ages House League TBALL players must be at least 5 years of age by August 31 All other house league ages are as of December 31 REP TEAMS TBALL MIDGET TYKE BANTAM JUVENILE REGISTER AT THE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA Thurl Mar pm Wed Mar pm Sol April pm