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Page'16— Halton Hills This Weel ey October 28, 1862 CUSTOMER yp APPRECIATION DAYS atk Stealk. EXPRESS ©: Delrex and Guelph nn Georgetown 877-072 OCTOBER 29", 30™ & 3157 Dear Customers Dave Ogley, the proprietor of Steak Express in Georgetown, is relocating to "White-water Country", Cobden, Ontario. As a sign of appreciation to his regular customers of the past five years, COME IN TO STEAK EXPRESS IN GEORGETOWN DURING CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAYS AND SAWE - SAWE - SAVE MEAT & ELMIRAPOULTRY Jf [ FLMIRAPOULTRY i [a SP sens teins CHICKEN BREAST ff | Trew and Sere Ss 3 lbs F bs Reg, 10,95 ~ Save $3.00 Reg. 16.95 ~ Save $4.00 Reg, 18.95 ~ Save $4.00 Gladys, Tabatha and Mark will sincerely miss serving the friendly people of Georgetown and wish to thank you for your patronage and friendship over the years. FREE Coffee& Snacks OCT 31 Treats for the Kids ONLY Goals hard to come by for Hurricanes Rough time for bantams The Halton Hurricanes major bantam squad is going through a rough time in league play. They can’t buy a win and goals are very ~ hard to come by. On Oct. 21., they dropped a 4-1 decision to Brampton at the Tonelli Arena in Milton. The Leaver Mushroom team directed 30 shots at the Brampton goal, but forgot its defensive responsibilities and allowed 50 shots on goal. Included in that total was an exciting Brampton penalty shot that goalie Kevin Wilson successfully thwart- ed. Unfortunately, Wilson was injured on the play, but backup Cam Warden stepped in with a good showing. The Hurricanes’ lone goal came late in the third period as Daryl Loader tapped in a lovely goal-mouth feed from Scott Bertolli. The previous week the Hurricanes were shut out in back- to-back games. In Burlington on Oct. 15, their perennial rivals hung a 4-0 loss on the visitors. It was a —tight game all the way before two late lapses let Burlington seal the win. The Hurricanes carried most of the play and despite a lot of close-in chances, especially on the power play, all the Halton team could manage is to hit the goalpost four times. The Mainway Arena hex continues. The night before, Barrie visited the Tonelli Arena and earned a con- vincing 5-0 win. Halton was ready with its forechecking and hustle, but couldn’t penetrate Barrie’s zone consistently or effectively. Barrie kept Halton to the side, allowing only low-percentage shots. Halton checked vigorously in the slot area, preventing any success. It was a clean, physical game, with th teams testing the goalies with screened shots. Barrie was able to did not rec: KING pr ieeaA ye SUBMARINE WATCH FOR OUR SCARY FLYERS IN TODAY'S HALTON HILLS THIS WEEK Sie GEORGETOWN DELIVERY ONLY @ one call us at 873-2254 * The Sacré-Coeur Parish, 39 Guelph St. La Paroisse Sacré Coeur, 39 Rue Guelph would like to extend their thanks to all the businesses and merchants that supported us on our October 17, 1992 Bazaar. Sorry if we have missed you on this list! nous voulons remercier tous les entreprise et marchand qui ont contribuer a notre Bazaar Octobre le 17, 1992. Pardonnez-nous, si nous vous avons manqué sur cette liste! Thank you very much!! Merci Beaucoup!! Acadian Pool Fay's Restaurant M &M Pro Sports Air King Fire & Ice Meadowglen Alcan Firestone Milliere T.V. A&P Georgetown Fruit Market Mini Tune Amway - Mme. Savoie Georgetown Camera Newfie Store Bi-Way Goodlet's Northern Reflections Boehmer's Georgetown Decorating North Star Dry Cleaners Boucher Aluminum Georgetown Motor Inn Noma Bellamy's Georgetown Quick-Lube Nature's Emporium Brew Factory Georgetown Rent-All Norval Convenience Countrywide Realty Howell Plumbing Office Magic Christiane Hair Style Henry's Clothing Plastic Prescription Cachet Home Hardware Pizza Delight Craig's Photo Hobby's & Toys Performance Plastic Christian Book Store Haltel Pizza Hut Clay Concept Studio & Gallery Halton Hills This Week Preston's Canadian Tire Halton Camera Exchange Royal Pizza Child Scope Halton Rapid Print Resco Canadian Thermos Hallmark : Rubbermaid Donut Delite Integrated Plastic Ltd. Sheridan Nurseries Delrex Smoke Shop >. Island Steel Erectors St. Clair Paint & Paper Dominion Gardens J.V. Clothing Tim Horton's Exectrolux \ Jake's Auto Clean Trio Marts Electronic Caddy \, K-Mart Town & Country Cleaners Emerald Isle \.. Kentner's Catering Vanderburgh Flowers Foodstuff \ Knetchel's Village Shop Fabricland \ Living Lighting Work World Fendley Florist \ Loblaws Weyerhaeuser Canada Family Optical M & M Meats Zeller's convert several rebounds and sec- ond chances into goals. The Halton defence was pressured all night, with Wilson having to make many tough stops just to keep the score in heck. Next time, the Hurricanes will look to set the pace and register an early goal. The Hurricanes team has a pair of Erin Minor Hockey Association representatives _ Kris Holtom and Paul Brennan _ in its ranks. They are newcomers who joined. the squad with players from three other centres: Milton, which contributed nine player; Flamboro with seven; and Georgetown with one. The team is just starting to mesh and is looking for better performances in the near future. The next big test for the team is the CAN/AM Challenge Cup in Lake Placid, N.Y., starting Nov. 5. Happy Gang leads way in bowling Golden Agers Bowling Team standings Happy Gang 26 pts; Jet Set 24; Blue Jays 21; Snowbirds 19; Hopefuls 19; Braves 19; Go Getters 18; Good Guys 17; Orioles 16; Acey Deuceys 16; No Name 14; Harvey’s Girls 13; The Cubs 12; Feisty Five 7. High Average: Ladies, Joan 183; Men, Trev High Weekly Scores : Ladies, Billie Idzi (224-276-584-740); Lauretta Casey (184-257- 516-735); Freddie Goudy (242-318-498-726). High Weekly Scores: Men, Andy Swanston (171-257-470-728), George Hunter (188-260-454-670); Doug Davidson (157-244-403-664). Novices win again Continued from page 15 with Fantegrossi and Chris Henderson netting the others. Henderson had two assists, with Binsell, Tim Mansfield, Ryan Field, Valente, Hotham, Ryan Busby, Durham, McCulloch and Martin Lefebvre adding singles. On Sunday night at Memorial Arena, Georgetown met Orangeville for the first time and played a physical game and were rewarded with a 4-1 win. Orangeville scored first and held off Georgetown until early in the sec- ond when Forbes flipped in a power-play goal from McCulloch. The winning goal came off the stick of Binsell after he took a Fantegrossi pass from the corner. With 17 seconds left in the second, Brad Snow added the insurance goal , cashing in a breakaway opportunity. Late in the third, Fantegrossi took a McCulloch pass from the corner ‘to round out the scoring. Goaltender Ryan LaRose playing his usual outstanding game, stop- ping 19 shots. Defencemen Mansfield, Durham, field and Lefebvre also played well, particu-" larly when it came to clearing the puck.