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GDHS swimmers second in first try BIGGER AND BETTER THINGS are expected from the Rebels swim team this year and coaches Tom Adams and Joyce are putting their charges through vigorous paces every night Bottom row left to right Jennie Thompson Cathy do BetteAnne Woods Alison Taylor and Kim Grummett Second row left to light Heather Clarke Kelly Mieszanlec Janet Joe Scott Jeff Richard son and Dale Carllne left to right Coach Joyce Brad Kruger Eric Gordon Dean Otben Norm Tannahill Glenn 0 Connor Drew Clarke and Coach Tom Adams Absent Theresa Callaghan Bruce Callaghan JohnGirvan Pauline Hea ton CaJiyMasson Kim Golden Paul Carter and Barb Cook Zilio rink wins Robinson trophy By Peggy BUI Treihj winners In the mat a Skip Bill Ross section s Monday draw Ron John were Roger Edgar draw Skip Mann Glen Hagerman Bob Doug Hauser Bob Jeffrey Bruce winners were Denis Crane John Crane Skip Jeff Duck Bill Mc The Glad Robinson Cracken Baron Frank was held Saturday Nov 29 It Pizza Kings upset leaders k It was upset time in the Georgetown Industrial League this past Sunday as fifth Royal Pizza Kings knocked off Thompson Construction one of the league leading teams and Sandhill came up with a super effort In shutting out another co league leader Total Sports In the third Sunday contest Nerval rapped last place GuelphClair Sunoco and this win combined with the two upsets baa created a log Jam atop the league standings Thompson Con and Total Sports are now tied for first place with eight points a piece Sandhill Is right behind with six points and Royal Pizza Kings are not far off the pace as they have five points Only hapless GuelphClair Sunoco with but a single point seem out of the running Norm recorded the shutout In the win but It was a relatively pleasant outing for Norman as bis mates had the game well in band by the end of the first period led at the end of the first period on goals by John McNally and Larry Bradley and Increased their lead to after minutes of play Max Korea accounted for both goals in the middle stanza The final Norval tally was notched by Brian Beaumont at the 13 mark of the third and as the saying goes Baby that s all she wrote Beaumont added two assists to single tally and wrested the league s scoring lead from Total Sports Royal PUza Kings came to play In their contest with Thompson Construction and made it obvious in the early going that they were hungry for the two points Arnold and Bert Osborne gave the RP Kings a lead before even three minutes had elapsed in the opening frame Bob Marchand narrowed the gap to 1 with a goal at the It mark but Dwayne Hay got the Kings two goal lead back with a marker In the last minute of play Fred Seagull Harrison brought the Thompson crew back to within one goal again at the mark of the second but this represented the only offensive effort for either team In the stanza and the Kings led 31 after 40 minutes of play For the first ten minutes of the third period the game was up for grabs as both learns had ample scoring opportunities The feeling was that the team that scored the next counter would likely take control and this is Just what happened as Al Arnold hit for the Kings at the 13 38 mark his second goal of the game and gave his team a lead Hay scored his second goal of the game unassisted effort less than three minutes later and the verdict was decided Royal Pizza Kings got a well deserved 52 win Sandhill had been displaying an inconsistent brand of hockey of la and perhaps this lulled Total Sports into a false sense of security In any case this warm blanket of security turned out to be a wet rag as Sandhill recorded a win The game was close for two periods and although Sandhill led 30 after minutes of play Total Sports were still very much In the game Sandhill s Kevin Judge assured his mates of the win however as he scored twice in the first 11 minutes of play in the third period to put the game out of reach The other Sandhill marksmen were Rick Jim Kerr and Terry Burke The big game this Sunday will feature Total Sports versus Game time is a at the Gordon Slcott Memorial Arena Georgetown Indn trial Hotkey League TEAM Norval Thompson Con T GF was a busy day for Bonsplel Chairman Peggy Fisher Peggy and her committee are to be commended They did a great Job and to add to the fun of the day a curler hogging a rock had to wear a balloon It certainly was colourful to see balloons of all shapes sizes and colours on the Ice High point winners on the first draw were skip Doris Cynthia Partridge Thorn Susan Second highest were skip Jean Mackenzie Sandra Norma Carlisle May Ward Third highest were skip Joan Mustard Maureen Susan McCartney On the second draw high point winners were Skip Peggy Fisher Agnes Park Lena Burns Marion Wilson Second highest was Skip Bobble Phillips JeanBrander Heather Knight Liz Third highest Skip Llewellyn second in match Cllve Llewellyn of Georgetown a recent silver medal winner for Canada a National wrestling team in the Pan American Games was a member of a 13man con tin gent from University which walked off with top team honours in the Open Wrestling Tournament held this past Saturday in Toronto The team had a total of five rata three seconds and a pair of thirds to dominate the meet Cllve placed second In the 167 pound weight class but this was no disgrace as the wrestler who beat him Stan an assistant coach Michigan Tech la the 1975 World Cup Champion This tournament has rapidly gained prestige in North America and several United States wrestlers Including view it as a ferule training ground Cllve will no doubt accept his defeat as Just another step In his learning program and It should have provided a good to his upcoming wrestling sojourn to Cuba Several top ranked Canadian wrestlers are making the hip to Cuba to take place over the Christmas holidays and he trip Is being used to allow he Canadians to gain more ex in International competition Bctte Gall Sparks Rita Lamb June Russell Winners of the Glad Robinson Trophy were the rink of Doris Cynthia Par bridge Thorn Susan Longworth Glad Robinson was there to present her trophy to the winners It was good to see her again We have missed Glad and Bill Robinson who have decided not to curl this season Saturday waa also a busy day for one of our Junior boys rinks They curled in in a competition to determine the regional win who would then to on to the Central Division Cham to be held in Barrie Dec The winner will go to the Sioux to compete In the Winter Olympics The North Halton boys rink which competed was Skip Daryl Street Paul Mc Cracken Greg Geofreda and Ted Shannon accompanied by their coach George The boys won their first against but lost their second game to Brampton on an extra end That must have been a tough one to lose fellas better luck next time Saturday Dec Is the Mixed Turkey Spiel there Is room for more entries if you haven t already signed up do so right now come out and win your Christmas dinner A date to remember for all club memberscurling golf and annual Wine Cheese Party Dec 13 Come out and enjoy an evening of meeting friends over wine and cheese followed by dancing Senior Rebs prepare A team can only Improve through their play under game conditions and with this in mind he Senior basketball Rebels under coach Jim Coatlgon Journeyed to Windsor over the weekend for a series of games On Friday night the scared a convincing win over Kent Composite High School In Dresden but on Saturday they lost to a powerful team from Windsor Brennan High School On Sunday they scrimmaged against Assumption High School the Alma Mater of coach Costigan Paul had a good night scoring 13 points Mark waa next In line with paints Doug Lamb with 1Z points Steve Foster with points and Mike Stankovits who chipped In ID points Windsor Brennan Is regarded as possibly the best Senior squad In Windsor and the main reason for this is that they have Stan a Wunderkind who is touted as the best basketball propsect to come from the Windsor area in years scored 14 points in he first half of the contest but was limited to five points for the balance of the game as Rick Gourlie applied an effective defensive blanket Windsor took the game but the Rebels high scorer in his game as he hooped 19 points Doug Lamb con tributed nine paints while Paul aided the cause with eight points This Friday Applewood High School of will bring their Junior and Senior squads to Georgetown for exhibition Hits with their Rebel counterparts The GDHS Rebels swim team competed In their first interschool meet his past Friday at the Acton pool and finished second behind Nelson High School of Burlington and ahead of High School Nelson compiled a total of points Georgetown had 144 points and Acton finished with points The Nelson team has been a power In area high school swimming circles for years and although Georgetown finished well back of the Burlington crew the GDHS Senior team almost pulled an upset as they were narrowly edged 106100 Nelson brought 40 swimmers to Georgetown 23 and Acton For Georgetown Drew Clark picked up two firsts in the Senior boys SO metre Freestyle and the Senior Boys 100 metre Freestyle Pauline was another Georgetown swimmer who took two firsts as she won the Senior Girts metre In termedlate Medley and the Senior Girls metre Backstroke John Girvon won the Senior Boys metre Butterfly Heather Clark took top spot In the Junior Girls SO metre Backstroke John Glrvan won the Senior Boys metre Butterfly Heather Clark took top spot In the Junior Girls metre Breasts Jennie Thomp son bested he field in the Girls metre Backstroke Theresa swam to a first place finish In the Senior Girls 100 metre Backstroke Cathy Mason captured he title in he Senior Girls 100 metre In termedlate Medley Earl Line was first in Ihe Senior Boys 100 metre and Paul Carter won the Senior Boys 100 metre Intermediate Medley This year the team Is being handled by Tom Adams and Joyce and from the strenuous workouts that the team goes through dally it obvious that a serious attempt is being made to challenge the Burlington area high school a domination of the sport Last year for the first time several GDHS swimmers made it all the way to the Peel This year more of them should qualify and in John Glrvan and Cathy Mosson AllOntario crowns are not out of the question The Georgetown Indoor Pool will be the scene this Friday afternoon as hosts a tri meet with teams from Milton and High School of Oakvlile competing It Is expected hat the meet will get underway at 3 THE HERALD Wednesday December Page LI Geminis reach half in third place The Georgetown Geminis of the Central Ontario Junior loop picked up six points last week as they swept all three of their contests and at the halfway paint In their schedule are in third place in the league standings Just one point behind second ploce OakvlUe and eight points off the pace set by front running Burlington Up until a week ago It appeared that Burlington would run away and bide on the rest of the league but In the interim they have lost two games and appear to be going through a alight slump With a gome in hand the are naturally hoping that Burlington woes continue but their main concern at present is to widen the gap between them and fourth place Streetsville and similarly challenge for second place Central Ontario Junior B Dee TEAM GP Burlington 20 15 Oakvlile 20 11 Georgetown 10 10 Streetsville IB 9 Dixie Brampton IS 4 Milton 20 3 McKay plans to pick up where Martin left off Varsity B fall against Lord Elgin The GDHS Varsity B s hopes for a Championship came to a crashing end last Tuesday as they lost their semi final game to Lord Elgin High School of Burlington and thus were eliminated from further post season play The game was played on a neutral court at T A High School in Oak vllle and whether the comfort of playing on their home court would have made much dif ference is better left to the theorists as the Varsity B squad did not play up to top form Lord Elgin held a slim three- point lead at 14 then slowly but surely took command as the were unable to control the boards at either end of the court and failed to capitalize on their offensive op because of erratic shooting Caruso led the in the scoring department with a total of 10 points while Meredith contributed eight points Although naturally disap pointed at he loss coach Betty expressed satisfaction with the team in as a N whole This was Betty first year handling the She taught at Dryden High School last year and coached their Senior Girls team and the goal she set for the team was a season Last year the Varsity team finished fifth in the league standings and failed to moke the playoffs so Betty was merely at tempting to regain the team respectability To say that they surpassed expectations Is an understatement as they won their league title with a 51 record and advanced to semi final play by dumping Perdue in the quarter finals Betty has stated that she will return as coach next year and without flinching emphasized that next year team will be aiming for the Halton title Five members of this year team will undoubtedly graduate to the Varsity A crew but this should not seriously affect the Varsity title aspirations as a major reason for their success bis past season with the performances of several rookies Congratulations are due both the players and coaching staff of the Varsity for a fine season Things will be slightly this season for the GDHS Rebels wrestling team For the first time in years Lew Martin will not be at tho helm Martin whose wrestling credentials are respected throughout the province and In fact across Canada left Georgetown this post year to take up a teaching position at Smith Fails High School Ho left the team in he capable hands of Bob McKay who served as Lew a assistant coach but his shoes will be difficult to fill Over the years Martin has had many AllOntario wrestlers as well as several All Ontario Championships and his teams tournament wins are too many to mention He left In a blaze of glory as tbo Rebels won last years All Ontario Championship Bob McKay has devoted a lot of time and energy to learning about the sport and baa gained the respect of all the high school wrestlers for his efforts on their behalf This year he will be assisted by Mike Mc- and Ray Smith and the trio baptism of fire will come this Saturday as Georgetown hoots the Peel Many of the Schools will be competing as well as wrestlers from Centennial Grey Highlands High School of and Fergus High School The meet will get underway at proxmately am and Is expected to run through the afternoon and early evening Raiders open up lead The Georgetown Chrysler Raiders of the OHA In termediate A have opened up a fivepoint bulge over second place Port Colbome as league play moves Into December Port Colbome boa four games in hand and while these game will take on increasing Importance ai the schedule wears on for the present there Is no question that the Raiders are the class of the league They lead the loop in wins with 11 ore second only to Fort Erie in goals for and second only to Part in goals against In this case statistics really do tell the tale and the Georgetown Chrysler Raiders deserve their lofty perch atop the league standings Intermediate A as of Toes Dec TEAM GP Georgetown 17 Port Colbor 13 Fort Erie 15 li Tnorold 12 11 GP GA 22 Sandhill 3 3 16 IS Royal Pizza Kings 3 Guelpb Clair Sunoco 1 Are you NEW TO TOWN or moved Into a new WELCOME SERVICE Would 1 to 1 on you With HOUSEWARMING GIFTS and Informal on about your new local on The Hostess will be glad to your sub to THE HERALD For Ihl Information and gills call Joan Gillespie at 8774812 THf GAS SAVER PLUS Never has anything Demo so much flobb c BAZ MOTORS LTD 1 VOLKSWAGEN AUDI HONDA SEIKO CHRONOGRAPH THE WATCH THAT DOES MORE FOR THE MAN WHO DOES MORE Tho man on Ino move expect mo h me Any I meet ghost on it s a in synch on zed second sell urn nou hands and d ma ke I 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