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THE HERALD Wednesday March 1989 Page High school track and field preview Numbers high for Rebels One of the things heralded by the onset of spring is the opening of the high school track and field season and Halton Hills is no exception to the rule Bevin Clarke will handle the reins of the GDHS Rebels track contingent in 1989 and hes excited about the upcoming season Im really looking forward to the season said Clarke last week We havent lost many kids from last season weve got a good nucleus back and a lot of new kids who are really keen Clarkes crew will start training in earnest this week with the first competition being the St Michaels Snowball Relays on Apr 7 in Toronto Among the talented veterans coming back to the GDHS starting blocks this season is the junior girls 100 OFSAA bronze medalwinning team of Burroughs Anna Michele Thompson and Lisa Carter Other big names coming back in clude Sheri Nairn Bob Donker Rick Lane and Glen Mulder who all saw success on the track in Clarke Clarke will also look to the brother combination of Kevin and Mike Dyer as well as talented athletes Melanie Jans and Natalie to carry the Rebel colors into competition Clarke is as much pleased with the number of athletes who want to run track this year as he is by their calibre We had over 70 athletes to our first meeting he enthused That will make my challenge more difficult but Im looking for ward to it Herald Scoreboard Time Out I McGlbbonI Hollyvood OTooles Brackens Copper Ket He Time Out DIVISION REGION OP PEEL DARTS LEAGUE STANDINGS Mood y March T A TOTAL 26 292 1 125 IS 19 13 158 11 ITS 4 17 133 132 28 108 1 RESULTS FOR MONDAY MARCH Time Out 1 McGlbbonlll Brackens 9 OTooles McGibbonI12 Hollywood 11 Copper Ketlle l Time Out 1 13 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE WEDNESDAY MARCH FIRST DIVISION RESULTS Snowlacks Hustlers Ensigns 2 High Rollers 1 Exports Panthers Inter County Bulldogs STANDINGS F A TOTAL 20 55 143 22 17 119 119 23 118 22 13 106 108 113 a 10 105 93 12 88 16 117 20 SB 140 58 SECOND DIVISION 3 162 63 161 148 77 16 9 140 25 15 100 129 15 117 117 25 13 12 107 US 107 11 11 103 IS 96 96 SnowjBcka Exports Westenders Ensigns High Rollers Bulldogs Golden Flights Panthers Inter County Steep Acadian Pools Independents Tnxmen Power Pain Firemen Unknowns Bandits GOLDEN AGE BOWLING TEAM STANDINGS Orioles Cardinals Corner Pins Hot Shots Happy Gang Spoilers Swingers Blue Jays Alley Oops Eagles Up and Down The Tigers High Single Flat Ethel Hardmon EmmePeavoy Gooff George Archibald High Triple Flat Zander Kay George Archibald Harvey High Single with Ethel Hard man Kay Geoff George Hunter Triple with Dorothy Robertson Kay George Hunter Jack Denny 159 RESULTS Power or Pain Aces 4 Independents Bandits Acadian Pools Unknowns 5 Firemen HOUSE LEAGUE Goals Brad Brain Robbie Wanda Jeff Martin Nell Courtney Brett Assists Brett Cormier Neil Courtney KnlgkU el I Goal Denny MimyMatonl Goals Evan David Steer David Zybtra Assists Andy Telford Goals David Assists David Rivard J Jim DAY OF CHAMPIONS Muter vs Carpet Barn April 1UM am Geo lock to both teaau players are to to the Day f Cfcanpfasti la have pep watch the games Sstardaj I GEORGETOWN BANTAMS Martin Johnston Chris Gostlin 500 Paul 185 Janice Somen Chris Wilkes Kevin 194 Tanya Martin JUNIORS Alain 211 Jon Bums Joe Robichaud Ryan Martin 207 Tonya Morris 190 PEEWEES Matthew Walker 144 Nib Varga 331 Sara Pegg 299 138 Gerry Bums 111 Suzanne Erik Jenner 112 Jennifer Cabral fiMURFS Brendan Louth 139 Richard Gostlin 134 Alex Foster 275 Clarke 275 105 Ryan Louth 288 Gordon Everett 261 93 GEORGETOWN MENS LEAGUE Bill Lane John Borsten 293 MON SOCIAL Bob Weeks 257 WED AFT LADIES Lynne Zylstra 731 SMITH AND STONE Phil Rau 745 263 Ace Bailey WED MIXED LEAGUE Ron McGowan 283 Wade Sheppard 275 LEAGUE Sam Holme Bill GMHA TYKE HOUSE LEAGUE RESULTS MAJLIS Trio Marts Clothings Insurance TerraCotta Cookies 10 MootegoCoo MAR 28 Terra GoUaCMkkM Clothings Trio Marts CHAMPS APR 1 TYKE SCHEDULE 10 11 Arm strong Ins vs 130 pro Tern Cotta Cookies vs Masooary GeU JV CWMiigviTrio Maria Quick Service For All makes of Cars TUNEUPS OIL FILTER CHANGES Call Phil Orr or Andy Bell for appointment Georgetown Inc St It Halton WO US Ton Talented newcomers include Kristy Lewis and junior football star Trevor who should And work for the Rebels in sprint hurdles Raider Jr B rookie Trent Cull whos likely to go high in next summers Ontario Hockey League midget priority draft looks to be a good bet in shot put I would ex pect him to be a medal winner at OFSAA The Rebels should also be strong in the boys x 100 relays and open relays Clarke will be handling the head coaching chores himself this year as former cocoaches Donna Met calfe and Karen Cosgrove have decided to take this year off after several years in the track wars with GDHS teams Former Georgetown students Jay Anderson currently studying physical education at Brock University and Bob Anderson will be on hand to help Clarke as will GDHS viceprincipal Joe Bray The efforts of Donna and Karen will certainly be missed said Clarke But well pick up the slack It should be a great season The Rebel team will look toward its annual Rebel Classic Invita tional meet at the end of April and all events afterward point to the June 23 allOntario championships in Etobicokei We should have a great team there said Clarke Meanwhile up the pike in Acton the are welcoming the largest track and field team theyve had in five years That ac cording to cocoach Shelley Weve got lots of Grade out and some upcoming sprinters said wholl handle the coaching duties along with Bruce Andrews Mitch Chuvalo and Marg Shaller Veteran long jumper Jen Scott will be back to lead the along with runner Jim Sale and sprinters Tany Holly and Thanh In the throwing depart ment big things are expected from Lisa Sprostranov and Heather Willmott Jen Martin Kelly Am brose and Louth are also potential contributers APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS W Handle All Insurance Claims St Georgetown f vOD Unbeaten Chiefs in loop final The Georgetown Packaging Minor AA Chiefs defeated Ancaster by a score of 75 on Mar 20 at Memorial Arena thereby winn ing all six of their round robin playoff games They now face either Burlington or Stoney Creek in the TriCounty Championship final The Domtar Packaging squad in a chippy contest concentrated on hockey enough to keep at least a twogoal lead on Ancaster Doug Sheppard led the Minor Peewee scoring parade as he con tributed two goals and added an assist Duane Erler with a goal and two assists and Mark Aldndge with three assists also had threepoint nights Duke Bouskill and Scott Wilson each scored a goal and added an assist while Jamie Stephenson earned two assists Tyson Hackett and Jim Katsilieris each scored single markers Gavin Glaser rounded out the scoring summary as he earned an assist John Waller capably backstop- ped the Chief victory GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAR STEREO EXPERTS SINCLAIR AVE 8772425 WHERES THE PUCK YOU COULD WIN A DINNER FOR TWO Cdlirtesy 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