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Pages WEEKEND EXTRA Friday October DONS AUTO SERVICE the HERALD S HARVEYS TIRE CENTRE romp Area dominate at meet KrUta Snyder extreme let lor Junior GtrU team kids the pack In Ibis picture She her division in tilth right wit the happy Junior Girl champion at the Kelso meet representing Centennial School Centennial Public School outdistanced all challengers in the Kelso North Cross Coun try meet Tuesday Centennial won six of teen races and three of four overall Indlvidual winners for Centennial were Bob Jeff Amato Burroughs Alison Irv In the Bantam Boys race Bob Doners was fret followed by Doug Dan ell In sixth position Tim Parker was seventh while Todd Asford was In the Bantam Girls Nancy Cocks was Fourth followed by Anna Toone In lenth lion Sonia was 14th Kim Roy was ISth Glen Mulder was sec in the Junior Boys on followed by Steve Came ron Herman was tenth Andrew Hodd was ISth Mark was in the race and his placing broke Stewar for the vision title Burroughs was ret foil na in Holly It was and Kara Lynn palmer was The Intermediate Boys were first In their on Jeff was first Brent second Scott Ih rd and Dave her The Intermediate Girls were also frst led by son Irv Jenny Mel v lie third So mo nth a Windsor and Tina Windsor f In the Senior Boys Joe W was fourth after eleventh place Tammy Morrow was Glen Hop- j Snyder fourth followed by Angle kins and Robin Cocks Bray Kim Hale was broke liebreaker a while Michelle The Senior rls came ga Stewart town j Stewarttowns key was consistency Consistency was the key for Stewart town Sen ior School in gain second place Ihe North Halton CrossCounlry meet Tues day at Kelso Pork The Junior Boys started off the medal parade by placing second to nlal Running were Chris who was first Mark Shepherd xlh Chris Bewlcy nth Tim and David Wlllms The second race started with the They placed second to Centennial The first four scoring tied Cen tennial but ihe r fth broke the t Running were Snyder Rob in n nth Jan Greg 1 Lisa Walters 12th and Kelly The third race was the Intermediate Girts They finished second to Cent Running well were Jenny Gallagher second sixth le Lewis ninth Kothy Griffiths and Taylor 13th The good placing of the ate Boys gave Slew a Intermedia a second overall The boys were again second to Centenn were Marc eighth Ken ninth Mike MkoChiov til 16th and John son 18th The sen or rls were Ihe next lo run They fnished second loCenlen Running were second Tam my Green third Carolyn Grasby 10th V Laval Ice 13th and Susan Sake and the fifth runner decided the tiebreaker The senior boys team finished in second place This was the only race Centennial did not finish In top spot Dick came first Stcwarttown tied bulWI Dick won on the tiebreaker Runn were Terry fifth Jimmy Man ng sixth Mark Lamb David Tate 10th and Jimmy Blck 13th These iwo seconds pro duced more points that any other learn They f overall in sen or v SI The Georgetown Junior will be holding a Ortobertest celebration Saturday night In the Elks Hall The occasion features music from the John Kaisons Trio and includes a buffet for the per couple admission charge A bar It available and the action begins at JO tolpm Tickets can be obtained the door or ihe team executive Photos by Bob Don Res for take a breather on grass at Kelso Park Tuesday GBA meeting The Georgetown Baseball Association are Oct IB at 10 JO a at the Holy Cross School Gym Everyone welcome to the 1 baseball season and nominateelect the executive Remember he needs your support to build for next year In weekend hockey game action Oakville will be at Acton Saturday night for a Junior gam gainst the Sabres Sunday night the Milton Steamers will be ready tor a good game with the Georgetown Junior Getaiab in Georgetown after their latest draw Tbe Georgetown Chrysler Raiders beet the Barrio Elvers Friday right at Junior Boys placed second the i Halloa Kelso meet Tuesday gem here are left and Chris