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Page 22 CONDOMINIUM COACH HO: 1799 CALL i i +6769 SON Buying...? Selling...? Check out Halton Hills This Week Classifieds 873-2254 Halton Hills. This‘ Week; ‘Saturday, December 4, 1993 RENT TO OWN MES IN GEORGETOWN PRICED FROM ONLY PER MONTH’ {CONDO FEES NOTINCLUDE By Alex Tough Special to HHTW ney. Last Wednesday it wa: the normal fray and play. this occasion I did not mea: LET ME HELP YOU FIND A HOME AND ARRANGE ALL OF YOUR FINANCING As a licensed real estate agent and a licensed mortgage consultant, | can save you time and . money by serving you in * Sales Rep. both capacities. BOVIS BEAUTY bedroom sidesplit with main floor family room Large with Lies with insert. Open concept, large master finished rec room. Call Dave Krause" to view. Zone darts last Sunday at the George & Dragon report next week. Same for the Friday night Georgetown Legion darts doubles tour- back to league play for the Industrial league players at the Georgetown Legion. Many were able to return to One could not, and that one was myself, who had a very frustrating evening at Pools and Steeprock won by the board. The ability of a good player to rise above " the poor results is often a measure of the person. On sure up to the code and standard. Do not follow my example. Hopefully I have Dream Team settin smartened up quite a lot for this week’s play. Anyhow, back to the matches themselves. Dream Team continues to set the pace, with their 8-1 win 'S__ over the Panthers. Hustlers scraped through 5-4 over Westenders. Gasketman, still with a match in hand, move up to fourth spot, hav- ing taken out Independents by 8-1. Ensigns dropped the odd game result to Acadian the ‘odd game score over close rivals Hotshots. Bullsitters defeated Firemen and Aces took the last set - for the one point win over Bandits. This latter match is the match of the week. Some of the Bandit players have played well without the efforts being recognized. in the points column. The players came through to lift the team to better heights against Aces. Aces usually take a little time to get going, then look out! This match was different - Aces took the first three sets for a good lead. Bandits won the next and lost the fifth - normal to this junc- ture. However, a mini comeback took place, with the next three sets going to Bandits to tie the match. This set up the final set for a win and Aces won the race for the closing double. Don LaForest had five starts for Aces and captain John Burke fired 140. Bruce MCartney opened three for Bandits and Mike Cherry opened with 96 for the lads. Single closes came for Alex Bowie, Harry Archer, Cherry and McCartney. Aces’ Burke and Dean Hancock closed two each. Other highlights on the evening were Jim Fisher’s 115 open. Four high opens in the Hustlers/Westenders Match - Brian Hicks, Ron Scarlett and Rod Beaumont. Bullsitters’ Mike X opened 103. 140s were scored by Stan Rhynold (2) and Paul Kavanagh, John Bailey scored a and Mike Pepper clos Tae league news now. Legion #3 remain 10 points in front, having won 10-4 over Legion #1. Brackys Boys: are right behind, also winning 10-4 over Charleys g the pace #2. Legion #4s 13-1 victory over Legion #2 vaulted them into third place. Ravine stay in contention, 10-4 winners over Time Out #1. 10-4 also, to Charleys #1 over Royal Pizza, which allows the teams to change Places into Sth and 6th respectively. Time Out #1 rounds out the top half of the 12 team league. All the foregoing leads us to the match of the week, end, the home team rising to the occasion using singles play to seal the win. Back to the beginning, though. The starting teams games were tied 1-1. The visitors took the first and homesters tied up the second set. The visi- tors took the first two and last single leaving the five in between to the home team. Keith Radcliffe, Jim Long and Ron Flint won for Kettle and Tony Marrows, ° James .Tughan, Joyce Marrows, John Colter and Alan Farmer came through for Time Out. The doubles sets were tied at two each, therefore leaving the singles as the deciding factor in the match. After earlier disappoint- ments, the Major Novice AAA Hurricanes responded with two regular season wins and an exhibition loss that should have counted as a id victory. [Bi Also includes 11/2 storey hom | | Overiooks Glen Wiliams, owas: 125 SUN. DEC. 5 ~ 1-3 P.M. 31 MacKinnon aes Georgetow Nearly new home — Hee 900. Almost brand new 4 bedroom home with full ensuite, main floor family fireplace with open con- to living Sonning ‘at i kitchen pale Moae laundry. finished. oye Met Krause’ view ATTENTION H oar 2p ah $5,750 for a downpayment, you can own this home. Hoe ca acon fee pened Gal Eee Krause” for more information. 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Ley scored the first two goals, the third was’a short- handed effort by Walinga on an end-to-end rush. Ellis had a strong game netting two goals and an assist, with Schott also adding a goal. Josh Vanderbreggen, Matt Clark, Sturgeon and Trull all had assists. On Sunday the Hurricanes visited the Metro Toronto Hockey League highly- ranked Markham club and played toe-to-toe for 45 minutes of entertaining hockey. However, the Hurricanes were edged 4-3. Halton never had the lead in this game but were in it ol aba thanks to some strong p. making and excellent Hueute efforts. Trull opened the scoring on a one-timer, while Ellis had another big game net- ting two goals and an assist. Clark, Schott and D’Orazio notched assists. Halton just might have have won this one, but two goals were disallowed in the last two minutes of the game.The Hurricanes never got down and swarmed the opposition in the last minute, but were unable to pocket a goal. The nls season record of the Hurricanes stands at 15-2-1 pending confirma- tion of the Oakville result.