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ACTION Vball team wins at Halton It The senior glils volley ball leam wan the W Perdue winning three games one in the of five male The senior team under the coaching of Grant worthy is undefeated IU Item tea mi In their last contests In the first two games the Rebels came out hard and won the games IS I and Wrestling team win Haltons 23 in top six The boy wrestling team won the champ ionships last week as of a entries powered to at least he top ill in weight category The point spread between their nearest rival White Oak was points while Nelson trailed In third place points behind Georgetown Eighteen wrestlers from Georgetown of a total of finished In the op four and subsequently qualified for the Peel champion ships Thursday Feb In Bolton The following arc the weight categories and placing for the Georgetown wrestlers INDIVIDUAL lit Brian Dave Taylor 71bs Tim Dixon Dave Power imibi Sieve Power IlZJIbs Tim Davis Wayne Morrow Jim Wlttmeier IZTlb Doug Gillespie lanMcIver Sib Mike Taylor HI lb MlkeMcNiven Pat Del in dice Troy Mark Armstrong IMS lbs Gary Morrow lbs Mark Roberts Craig Armstrong GDHS play in By Correspondent After the final scheduled game for the boys basketball teams against Acton the midget learn were the only ones to win the game and to proceed to the llalton The Tuesday games saw lose and the junior lose to Acton High scorer for the seniors was Jeff Smith Coach said the entire team played well but Acton was simply the better team The with record of four wins and I owes The Junior high scorer was John Scott with points At the halt the were down by 12 points The junior ended their season with a The midgets turned In a win over Acton for their final game before ploy scorers for the midgets were Mark with 10 Glen with eight and Doug Covert who net led seven Rich ronlana and Cameron Mclver also credited as having played good games At that point the midgets had a record of twelve wins and four losses which tied Midgets Haltons thorn for second with Blake- lock both behind Queen Elizabeth Park The first round of playoffs for the Rebels took place on Friday and pitted them against Nelson high school The were considered the underdogs In a game which coach considers team dtsciphned of the year the midgets defeated Nelson by a of The game started tight until the lost of Ihe second quarter when the Rebels took a quick six point jump This boosted their confidence and resulted In the team becoming more disciplined and tougher coming Into the third quart The team was lead by the efforts of Dean Marks and Glen Marks was the high scorer with points and rebounds Coach said his play ing and his dominance of the court was outstanding Glen McCaughlry points and was key In breaking presses and Today is the midgets will play Assumption at Georgetown high school Spectators are urged support 11 Rebels H FOBERT REAL ESTATE LIMITED RESIDENTIAL RURAL INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL MORTGAGES LEASES APPRAISALS PROUDLY SERVING THE AREAS OF GEORGETOWN BRAMPTON MILTON ACTON ERIN SINCE 1963 On Gcb Radii 8775213 TORONTO 360 QUELPH STREET GEORGETOWN ONTARIO Reserve players were sub stituted for the third game but it was lost by a score of The girls came from behind to win the game and match IS- 13 Michelle Miehm had perfect serving as she never missed one of her twenty serves Miehm and Jenny Smith together provided excellent defence The sell Jenny Smith and Barb an Kim Thomp son s record spiking hitting for an outstanding offensive The team played Nelson on Tuesday for the semi final round of champion play cutis Senior girls volleyball player Kim Thompson leaps up or a spike while looks on The Irani won quarter final round the Hilton champion lb I pi last Thursday I Herald photo by Humid Join a class act this spring thru in Hills tins sprint on tin Iiuutli of thirst for or in lor Ltidic or further ill Punk ibwrv46 St or the to tht first kauri tin Georgetown Public Library 102 Apr Prof History of US 1865 10 Apr 22 Acton Public Library boualXork220RR Amis June Ms InnlmLmttillKhmiticl of Waterloo North Major Halton Mens Monday Atoms curling win It has been a cry busy lor most of the curlers at North I JKt 14 Steve and Shirley McDcrmot ih George and Joan plated second in the Rock and Roll They won all four of their games and missed the trophy by one point Also from our club and In the prizes were Shirley Jack Massey Skipping this team was Sandy who curls out of Dime Also competing last weekend were Peg and Henderson who look teams to the Business Girls Curling with Peg were Sharon Wood Joan Trimble and Petti With were Jane Burrows and Dons The Men night draw was won by Bruce White with John Marling All and Glen Runner upuasDoc Russell with Lamb Bob and Tony Julie While and her team of Shirley Lois Massey and Bradley curled in the O L C A Intermediates at Highland on Feb The Ladies Tuesday and Thursday draws finished this week The winner of the Tuesday draw was Shirley McDcrmot with Louise Nugent Pat McLeod and Barb Second place wen to Julie White with Lois Massey Janet Dean and Pal Powers Third place taken by Norma Wilson Mary Ellen Bridge Belly Webb and Mary Iou Thursday big winner was Donna Blight with Ellen Bums Mac CarUright and Carol Pearson Second place went to Mary Anne Marling with Mary Wands Catherine Hodgson and Linda Third place was won by with Materia Gloria and Pat Dean and his team of Doc Russell Jack and Bill Hunter represented North llalton at Acton in the Men Intermediates The mixed draw finished on Friday W Inning the first was with Bob McNetlly and Dot Burgess Runners up were Ron and Cathy Pertgo with Glen and Pickering The second event was won by Ian with Marg Flaherty Dutch Fisher and Lots Runners up were A and Ev Dean with Don and Ethel Crowe The third event was won by Irwin and Joy Noble wilh Bill and Heather Hunter Runners up were George Dow ling with and Eva Bradley and Minnie Hi The Green curlers social was a lernfic Everyone had a time First went to Jim Bingham Gladys and Ev Dean Second prize was Dot Burgess Jimand Janet Kicks and Alex Chelak Coming up soon on Feb is the Calcutta One game is be plajed Thursday and two gimes Saturday The Feb Good curling and see you on the Ice Ladies soccer Georgetown ladies soccer group are lug their 19B3 season with Indoor training at George Kennedy school gym on every Monday evening from March The session Is from to 10 Indoor training will run for approximately ten weeks before the of outdoor and league games Players must be over Ihc age of IB to play In this Milton Bolton and Pi Players with or without experience arc welcome to attend the Indoor training sessions and participate In Ihc fastest growing team sport for women with emihasis on team spirit fitness and Improving soccer skills I or more information contact neke Booth TOSS Wnrncr or Joyce Urn Id Special The McNally Construction Georgetown Major Atoms completed the second phase of a home and home exhibition series with Brampton on February IB Willi a win The Brampton visitor lit scoreboard early but by the end of first Chris Sloddart had lied Ihe game Jeremy tclce and Andrew assisted on the play The of the middle frame was the Gardiner Giray McDcrtnotl line as they nclled four goals three of them in Just seconds In this scoring outburst Travis Gardiner notched two and two and Alan earned two and one Doug helped set up four scoring plays Adam Bennett added the marker of the final frame ashorthanaedeffort with Andrew assisting North Halton Sports is having a to make room for new Spring Arrivals 50 SAVE UP TO OFF EVERYTHING IN THE STOREI SKIS Bast NOW J ALL HOCKEY STICKS a price For Cros Country BOOTS Skilom 9000 ALL HOCKEY EQUIPMENT 20 30 4 ALL SKI CLOTHING OFF DAYS ONLY Wed Feb 24th to Sat Feb 27th Only DOOR CRASHING SPECIALS LADIES SQUASH TOP Reg NOW ONLY ADIDAS ACRYLIC SUITS flag MS NOW ONLY 25 00 BAUER 92 SKATES Reg NOW I BAUER 100 SKATES S ALL R00S SKATES PRICED TO CLEAR SALOMON BMDMGS 20 OFF FISHER SKIS 20 OFF GARMONT BOOTS 30 OFF DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN 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