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THE HERALD Wednetday March 1 1WJ- Page a Southon leads women Some people read the column to find out what has gone before Some people read because they find the column interesting Some people purely to see if their name is included Hopefully the column is mostly all of these items newsworthy interesting and nam ing names of a particular achieve ment or two It is not always possible to do everything all at once Information is not always at hand perhaps there are too many individual highlights to name all and sometimes I miss the odd moment Sometimes a lack of space or time is the reason Last week I missed out the girls team achievement at the Legion zones The girls led by Monica won two and lost two in their round robin play one of the wins coming over the George team One more win and they would have probably joined the male team of Beau Beaumont Eric Fuller Brian Hicks Ron Scarlett and self this past weekend They might have done better than we as we failed to sur vive the first round losing three and winning three in the effort There is always next year I Time Out I continue to lead the Monday night Halton division rf the Peel Region League A repeat of the previous weeks whitewash of McGibbon II the ladies takes the team further ahead with now a 50point gap bet ween first and second place Again the girls played well in spite of the result Beau Beaumont and I were the only game to go to the third game for the result in the doubles Kim Allen and Bonnie tak ing the second game to tie at that stage shot in that game to record the girls top score 140s came from Beaumont Joe Cairns Pete Pickering and self Hollywood move into second place They have the same points total as OTooles third spot but have taken more points in head to head Hollywood went down the Glen to defeat Kettle by 113 Greg Cummins and Joe Benoit were singles winners and Stu Engineer David Ball Ray Catney and dum my were team winners for Kettle Hollywoods Bruce Hope topped two 140s and Ed Koumyoumjian scored one to lead the way in a solid win Meanwhile came one game short of retaining second place alone in taking games to Time Out four games Larry Vasey and John Colter won their singles and teamed for a doubles win with Tony Marrows and Rick Fisher also doubles winners for only points Vic joined the ISO club and shot 140 for a good effort Helen Reid shot 135 and Kevin Baldwin shot 138 for in reply McGibbon I kept in the hunt with a steady win over Brackens by away Brackens three singles win ners were Hache Jamie Frank and Larry Melton Greg Thorns and Earl Maltby doubled the other win I hear that two of the Maltby brothers shot back to back on Friday a new record perhaps The division individual points leader Gary bon I snot 140 and won all three matches to retain top snot Paul Kirby shot three and Marty Wheeler stepped in with With the singles going 33 at one stage it looked as though Brackens were going to put up a fight to the end However the next two singles and first two doubles set McGibbon on the way to the comfortable win Industrial league leaders 26 Quelph St Georgetown 8779896 squeaked by close challengers to increase their number of winning matches to with two losses for the season to date Is the result and It was an exciting match with incident and humor not forgetting noise John Mills and Ray each shot 140 and Derek 120 for Westenders Beau Beaumont knocked Ron Scarlett three tons and Joe Cairns and Ray Inglis both hit 95 Second place last week Exports did not- have a match scheduled and dropped to fourth place as a result Moving in to second is the aforementioned for the time being Ensigns are third following a 72 romp over Inter County Roy and Trevor Williams each fired in 123 and Ken Baker came in with and Bruce Brown finished on to climax the third game George opened with 58 and Gerry closed in the eighth game for County Meanwhile High Rollers strug gled against Panthers taking only games seven and eight for their points Panthers teamed up well in this match Henry Graham opened with and Marty Wall with Greg Klepacki scored 125 and supported by Luke Heikamps 121 Graham had four starts and two closes and Heikamp weighed In with four starts and three closes Golden Flights and Bulldogs had a close battle before dogs ran out by the odd game for the win Mur phy had two starts and a close Laurie Hopkins had three starts and one close Barry Sproule had three starts and Greg Deigle clos ed out the other two games Steep Rock and Gasketmen Cut ters with Acadian Pools put up big scoring wins to stride ahead at the top of the division Rock had a maximum win over Unknown as did Cutters over Bandits Pools were one game less in beating Firemen Marty Wheeler opened with 106 and scored 134 Ian McDonald shot 121 as did Gary who also banged in a 140 and popped three starts Jim Nicholson closed four and John closed three Cutters Bruce Stevens and Curtis each shot a ton and Bruce Hope closed out 69 lucky lad Pools dropped only the last game to Firemen to prevent another maximum victory Mike Pepper shot 180 and two tons as well as starting five and finishing three for the hot darts of the night Gary Richardson had three opens and Mike Finn three closes Aces took a couple of games in the middle of the match to begin a minor revival before losing by three games to Independents Peter Buckley opened with John Burke with and Dave with 100 in the match Power of Pain came through over recent fliers by three games Rob Poynter had three opens and four closes dor a strong performance Cam Levers began with 120 and Dave Chamberlain scored 138 APPLE AutoGlass WINDSHIELD REPAIRS We Handle All Insurance Claims SI Unit q Georgetown The final week of the Zone Cham pionships of youth fivepin bowling was again accented by the achievements of Georgetown young bowlers There will be more winners go ing to the Provincials in Toronto on Mar 19 The action on Saturday Feb in Guelph was topped by the winning efforts of the Georgetown bantam boys team which blew away all competition The teams score of was a margin of 211 over the nearest competitor Streetsville who had 2294 followed by Oakville with 2268 The leader of the team was Mar tin Johnston who stole the show with scores of 240 193 and 227 His supporting cast were Chris Gostlin Kevin Shapcott Chris Wilkes and peewee bantam Mat thew Walker The team is dent of future efforts as they are coached by a winner also Julie McCorry a former national gold medal champion Sunday Feb 26 was the day dedicated to the top bowlers the elite from 14 bowling centres in Central Ontario Competing in Bolton the day started with the boys division Georgetown again repeated with junior Joey Robichaud who rolled for the zone championship His closest rivals were Chris White of Guelph with 690 and Paul Tuckett of Bramalea with The Georgetown bantam boy Stewarttown wins title Jesse hooped a game- high 22 points to lead Stewart- town boys basketball team to the North Halton elementary schools Tier I championship with a 4132 victory over Centennial Chargers on Feb With the North crown Stewarttown now qualifies for a spot in the elementary school semifinals which are set for Mar 7 Centennial mean while can still make the Halton cut if the Chargers can win their wild card game on Mar On the girls side Heather Mashinter nets two in opener The Georgetown Star Fuels Minor Atoms have started their playoff round with Burlington Nothing to be asham ed of in the first game as the were playing catch up and never caught up in a loss Gary put out a good offensive effort to assist Jamie Briggs and Pete Mashinter on one of his two goals Jamie scored on an endtoend rush and stuff play Petes first goal was assisted by Jamie and Darin on a powerplay as the came back to narrow the score to 32 The Goodbew-Hancock- Markham line had a couple of breakout rushes that almost tied it but Burlington pulled out front again Then Pete got his second goal from right in front as Gary had set him up from behind the net And then time ran out with the final at 43 Even though Burlington won it the Fuelers never quit The rest of the series of games against Milton and Oakville should be tough going for the opposition if the boys continue to play as ag gressively SAME DAY TAX RETURNS 101 St Georgetown 8772217 Acton Minor Softball REGISTRATION Ages 6 yrs old up Sat March 1989 9 am 1 Thurs March 9 1989 7 pm 9 pm Acton Community Centre Please- attempt to register on these days as there will otherwise be an ad ditional charge For further information call Dryden gamehigh 14point per formance wasnt quite enough to lift Centennial girls to the North title as they were edged in a close showdown by Sam Sher ratt 3026 Jen Apgar had eight points for Centennial and Mandy had four as the Chargers will now try for a wild card spot in the Halton County semifinals As in the boys section the wild card game is slated for Mar 2 with the county semifinals set for Mar 7 In North Tier play Steve Turkosz had 16 points in a losing cause as McKenzieSmith fell by a 3825 count to Sam Sher- in the boys final Wayne Parent had four points for with the Mustangs now hoping to gain en try into the with a win in the wild card playoff MORE SPORTS ON PAGES 22 AND 23 Geoffrey Beauparlant won a championship plaque for third place with a score of 482 This divi sion was captured by Philip with 563 This was followed by the local bantam girl also tak ing a third place plaque Tanya Martin toppled the pins for just one pin behind second place held by Tony Brake of Brampton The eventual winner was Valance of Orangevllle with The fine showing of all the singles was coordinated by super visors Joan and George Archibald who have coached national medal winners and are holders in their own right of Master Bowler Rings The first major competitive at tempts of the youngest Georgetown bantam girls team showed championship form for the future Coach Wendy Parent who has been In charge of many successful medal teams and Ontario Winter Games gold medalists has faith in this bantam team that captured third place honor plaques These bowlers of the future are Lynn Dales Lynn Janice Somers Melissa McGugan and Monica Beauparlant These young bowling achievers will be for the Provincial Championships in Toronto and the awards presentation after They can now expect it to be an allday session when they leave Georgetown in the morning by MAIN STREET SOUTH GEORGETOWN P rung Lot NORTH END NISSAN Clearing Out All 1988 NISSANS WE RE JUST SOUTH OF OH HWY NORTH END NISSANss MARTIN ST MILTON GEORGETOWN SOCCER CLUB 1989 REGISTRATION Saturday March 1 pm to 4 pm CEDARVALE PARK Fees As Fallows 3500 if bom 1981 1982 or 1983 5000 if bom before J Proof of Age Required If Not Previously A Member The Club-