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Beaver Lumber tops Oakville By Mara Fantegrossi The Georgetown Major Novice Raiders opened their Tri-County playoff series with a well-earned Acton wins close one By Ellen Piehl Acton’s Atom I hockey team won a very close one on Saturday afternoon at the Acton Community Centre as they defeated the Erin- Hillsburgh team 6-5. Erin opened the scoring midway through the first period to make it 1-0. Seconds later, Acton’s Jason McGuire oe to tie the game at one a piec Acton fiiea scored two more goals, including one on the power- play. Acton led 3-1 at the end of the first. In the second period, Acton start- Georgetown Y.B.C. Seniors: Ryan Norman 781 (345) David Leslie 714 (241) Cindy Clarke 714 (279) Rob Harrison 702 (267) Sharon ee 686 (267) Ryan Martin 684 (251) ed back where they left off in the first, with a goal scored by Captain Steve Barens. Acton then scored two more to take a five goal lead. At the end of the second, Acton was leading 6-2. In the third period, Erin tried to make a comeback by scoring three more goals. Despite Erin’s three quick goals, ae ene to hang on and win ae ne scorer for Acton was Mike Dube. He scored three goals including one shorthanded in the second period. Juniors David Pegg 629 (246) Lynn Moreland 543 (218) Danny Morris 543 (188) Matthew Walker 490 (165) Adam Scuralli 480 (168) Janice Somers 477 (173) Don't become just another fire statistic in Halton Hills Year to date as of February YEAR ALARMS DOLLARLOSS- INJURIES FATALITIES 1993 72 $155,000. i) 0 1992 82 $587,500. _ 0 te) 1991 59 $ 78,200. 0 0 The Halton Hills Fire Department is making a great effort to reach the adult population of our community with an "Educate to Prevent" program. At the |, first of each month, statistics will be printed in this newspaper to keep fire | safety constantly on the minds of our citizeris ahd thereby reduce the number of fires, the amount of fire loss and the number of injuries or fatalities. The above stats are cumulative totals to the end of February. HELP PREVENT FIRES ACTON BOWL O MAIN ST. N. 853-0470 victory against Oakville on Sunday. At Memorial Arena, the home- town Beaver Lumber squad took on the Oakville Rangers in a fast- paced game ending in a 5-3 final for Georgetown. The Rangers scored first in the opening seconds, but Raider Corey Forbes soon tied the score with a shot in the near corner slot, assisted b Ryan Busby. Graham McCulloch then gave the Raiders the edge with a goal, resulting from good hustle with his linemates Brad Snow and Mark Fantegrossi. Oakville kept the pressure on with a tying Beal before the end of the first period. The second period’s only goal was by McCulloch again, assisted by his wingers Fantegrossi and Snow. In the third, Oakville tied it, before Chase Trull put in the win- ner from Brandon Valente and Kevin Binsell. Georgetown’s insur- ance marker came with less than five minutes remaining with McCulloch’s wrap-around short- handed goal, giving him a hat-trick. Ryan LaRose played well in net, impressing the crowd with some great saves. The Raiders’ other opponent in this six-game round-robin series is Burlington. CRAIG'S PHOTO FINISHING SPECIAL BERNICE + PASSPORT PHOTOS IN 3 MINUTES NORMANDY PLAZA 877-5945 Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, March 6, 1993 — Page 33 Major Atoms top Chinguacousy In the first game of the playoffs, the John Henderson Pro Shop Major Atoms defeated Chinguacousy 4-3. This hard- fought victory was especially sweet as the Georgetown boys came from behind twice to tie and eventually win on a goal by Jason Hayes from Daniel Smith with 19 seconds left in the game. Despite some powerplay oppor- tunities for both teams, strong goaltending by Ryan Carter for Georgetown and the Chinguacousy goalie, the game was scoreless at the end of the first iod. period. Good defensive play by Brian Stuttart, Derek Dovey-Mitchell, Brent McClung and Ryan Bobor helped to maintain a scoreless period. In the second period, a goal by Jason Campbell, assisted by Brent McClung gave Georgetown the lead until a powerplay by Chinguacousy knotted the game at one goal each. Five minutes into the third peri- od, Chinguacousy took their first lead of the game. Georgetown quickly countered three minutes later as Jason Hayes scored his first goal of the game making it 2- 2. Another powerplay goal by Chinguacousy gave them their second lead of the game, but this was short-lived as Ryan Bobor tied the game once more. From this point on, Georgetown had gained the momentum and with seconds left, Jason Hayes scored for a 4-3 Georgetown vic- tory. Friends, The Georgetown Hockey Heritage Council and the Kinsmen Club of Georgetown would like to thank everyone for joining and supporting our celebration of the outstanding contribution made to Hockey in Georgetown by our 1993 recipient - Jim Ford. Our 16th was a ble evening for all and a moment we are sure will be cherished by Jim and his family. We would like to apologize to those who attended our dinner expecting to see the advertised guests - Pat Burns, Gerry Dobson and Mike Keenan. Unfortunately we failed to produce them. We regret that you may have been disappointed, but we hope you enjoyed Mark Hebscher, Scotty Morrison, Bob Rouse and Ron MacLean. E We look forward to your continued support in our effort to recognize those people who have made hockey in Georgetown so enjoyable. 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