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Page IB THE HERALD Wednesday May YBC season a success Br Cbfti Burke The 1974 Georgetown Youth Bawling season came to a last Sunday a over members parent cea and helpers gathered at the Legion Hall or the yearend awards banquet Everyone was welcomed by Mrs Rose co proprietor of Georgetown Bowl and YBC Provincial Chair man Mrs Introduced and thanked our Master Bowler Join Archibald George Archibald Joan Bra tain Anne Nicholson Bob Nicholson Mac Connack and George Barber who did such a fine coaching and instructing Job each week during league and tournament play Radyk also sum mariied what turned out to be another successful season for our bowlers She pointed out that Georgetown was represented In four events in the provincials by 17 bowlers The Bantam Girls team won Provincial Silver medallions parents and other people who donated their time every week to mark score and helped out with the bookkeeping It was explained that despite the efforts of our proprietors the Toronto Star would not change Its new policy of accepting entries only within a specified area bounded by and Oshawa for Its Junior Slnglea tournament FUND AWARDS Gifts were presented to Georgetown a top sellers In the National Fund Campaign In November Leading the tales were Lome Kelly Stephanie Gorin Carney Russell Gourlie Diane Leonard and Bruce Armstrong Lome Kelly who sold MO boxes was also the top salesman In the tone He won a CCM bicycle for this achievement Before the presentation of awards guests were treated to a slide presentation In cluding pictures of previous league winners and of the THE PEE WEE AWARD WINNERS of the Georgetown back row left to right Suzanne Carpenter Kelly Bowling Council ore row left to right An- Cony Ted Jay Anderson drea Ford Julle Bill Kay Karen Humphreys national championships in Ottawa last September courtesy of Master Bowler Joan Archibald and son YBC member Stephen Ar me Clut THE PIN BUSTERS captured the league title In the Junior Division of the Georgetown Youth Bowling Council The team consists of front row left to right Wayne Richard son David Flnlay Grant Richardson back row left to right Gory and Scott Morrison Absent David Current ripples One down more to come Happy Birthday Georgetown Indoor Pool has been operating for one month two days continue their support of the pool coming In capacity crowds to cool off and Just have fun Family swims are becoming increasingly popular The adults attending adult swims enjoy swimming peaceful lengths free from the boisterous atmosphere of public swimming times With only a month a experience under our belt It hard to believe this we re beginning to plan our fall program We would certainly welcome any comments and suggestions from you Just pop to and voice your opinions We have enjoyed and seen good results from the fiveweek mini courses In Red Cross lessons and feel that all who participated are better equipped with water safety knowledge and skills for their summer lessons Although there will be no evaluation or badges the swimmers receive a letter from their Instructor recommending the level In which they should be enrolled for summer Some swimmers have advanced very rapidly in the five short weeks and they will be allowed to move up to the next level Others will remain in the same class but will find the summer course much easier with the five weeks experience already behind them I myself have received the greatest satisfaction from observing the Small Fry classes agea 3 Their progress from their first lessons of tears and woe to the where most of them are now wateradjusted fundamentals has been very gratifying Moat of you will have received the Recreation Program Pamphlet In the mail by now The Pool section of this pamphlet Is not In effect until June Our current program ends May and a new program for the month of June will be available at the pool next time you come for a swim WATER SAFETY WEEK COMING SOON I June 1 through June Is Red Crow Safety Week Volunteer Red Cross Instructors will be visiting the public schools to show films and discuss summer water safety with the students Various courses dealing with survival techniques small craft safety artificial respiration and backyard pools will be offered free of charge at the Indoor pool during this week Walter Safety decided to scramble your water safety rule this week See If you can figure it out before checking the answer which will be posted at the pool this week fun Is good but Even life swimmers should play a safe Boating wear it Jacket THE BEST WAY TO COOK OUTDOORS THE PINK this year Bantam Girls League champs are from left to right Cathy Jenny Armstrong Karen Kennedy Sandra Marshall and Lisa S witter Trophy were Pink Cathy Coburn Jennifer Arm strong Karen and Sandra Marshall Picking up the awards tor Bantam Girls playoff champs wire Alley Dwellers Lynn Waters Marcle Linda Houston Hoi Rods won the Ron Dumper Imperial Trophy for capturing the Bantam Boys league title are Sheldon Brown Paul Chapl Michael McQuarrit Mark Snow Char Was triers 1 1 and An Playoff champs wira Cougars Jerome Stone Mark Roberts Tarry Michael and Larry Hesse Taking the Wednesday Friday Bantam lis guv title were Super stars Travor Jones Martin Mark Waters Jimmy and Danny Buriey The Married Couples Trophy tor oh Bantam averages was woo by Julie Bums who captured the Bantam Girls High Average with a and Russell e the Bantam Boy champion with his 170 average Robin Richardson taking the Bantam Girl high triple of MS and Rou Knlpe taking the same award lor the boy with his triple were presented with the Men League Trophy Debbie Scarborough received theawordlM- Bantam high single with her score Peter Hurdle single gave him the Bantam Boys high single award JUNIOR Canadian Legion Branch Trophy for Saturday Junior League Champions was awarded to Pin Busters Scott Morrison Wayne Richardson David FInaly Grant Richardson and David Nichols Wednesday Friday Junior League Cham were Clinks Conn Hicks Andy Parent Kevin Harrison and Andrew Junior Playoff Champions were High Singles Bruce Armstrong Don Halt Michael Vernon John Armas and John Colter Boys triple were Janet Bums with an score and David Flnlay took girls single award for her game while Dor Hall was awarded boys gh single trophy for his score of League went to Hot Shots i Kelly Julie McCorry Teresa and Andrea Ford Julie look the girls high average award with her in while Billy Hay average took top honor for the PeaWee boy Suzanne Carpenter received the girls high triple award for her score of u Ted was awarded the trophy for his boys high triple of Those receiving Playoff champions swards were Teresa Kelly McCorry and Karen Humphreys tor the girl and Billy Hay Ted and Jay Anderson for SENIORS presented Sunday evening at the Senior party at Georgetown Bowl League Champions were Two Four Gary Richardson Rick Mark Re Bratkin and Carrie Lee Dodge Super Strikers picked up the awards for Playoff Champ They are Philip Steve Foster Ruth Sandra Bratkin Don Dodge and John THIS YEAR BANTAM BOYS LEAGUE CIIAMPB the Hot Rods are from left to right Mark Snow Charlie Weatheral Sheldon Brown Chuck Anderson Mike and Paul Chaplin Colin Hicks with received the Royal Canadian Legion Branch Trophy for high Junior Girls and Boys average respectively Winning the Mens League Trophy Junior Girls and with and respectively Pat with and Gary Richardson took the high triple awards Wend I Bouikllli 315 and Dave Warm an gave them the high single award FAMILY TW0IOMB Trophy awards were presented this season to all Family Twoome tournament Julia Burns and Karen Fallow were the Bantam Girls winners bowling with mother and father respectively David Fallow and m other and Gordon Kennedy and father were the Bantam Boys champs Wendy Chapl mother and Janlne Proust father won In the Junior Girls division junior Boy winners were John mother and Chris Longley father Karen end Stephen Archibald cleaned up In each of the Senior event The most Improved bowler turned out to Rhonda Ritchie Bantam Mark Bantam Boy Sheila Anderson JunlorGlrls David Herring Junior Boys Pat Syme senior Girls and Mark Res senior soys Each received an at tractive crest Other crests given out Included the Perfect SCHOLARSHIP All those senior bowlers who are applying for the YBC scholarship reminded that the applications must be In by June Sunday brought the 747S YBC eaon to an end Much thanks goes to Mr end Mrs Radyk Peter William and the above mentioned coaches who worked so hard to make the day an alt our girls and boys teams In the World Bantam tournament placed fourth and sixth respectively out of SO teams and a team of Senior YBC bowlers representing Georgetown District High School won the AllOntario championship Mrs Radyk thanked all the The two perfect imports HONDACIVIC VOLKSWAGEN For extra savings for you HONDA Baz Motors Ltd VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE AUDI AND SALES HONDA SERVICE 199 St Georgetown Phono 676 1813 IN THE GEORGETOWN MARKET BUYrH Gillette Trac BLADES 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