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Page 18 THE HERALD Wednesday April INS Bird watching Mark Shepherd is all concentration as his mens doubles part ner Steve Robinson prepares to serve it up at the Closed bad minton competition in Georgetown Frida The GDHS Rebel tandem earned second place in the division finals and will be looking for more success in the Halton Open at this Friday Herald photo Busy week for schools Its a busy week for local high school athletes with one spring sport kicking off and with a pair of major meets taking place in two others Both the GDHS Rebels and Ac ton rugby clubs will see action tomorrow as the league kicks off The are at home to Assump tion Crusaders in a midget- juniorsenior triplebeader while the Rebels visit Oakvi lie- Trafalgar for their opener with the alwaystough rugby Red Devils Rebel tracksters will par ticipate in their second big meet of the young season as they visit Etobicokes Centennial Stadium on Friday for the annual Henry Can track and field competition And to top the week off bad minton players Invade again on Friday for the annual Open tournament Herald Scoreboard GEORGETOWN VAC BANTAMS Chris GocUln USD tln Geoffrey BeauparUm ITS Ken U8 Cfcrii JUNIORS Ryu Martin David 118 Hark HI B Tonya US Cindy Smith Ml ITS David King US Verbeol SOB lot Gerry Bum NUi Vars39alOSSTatanaaLarocwt9BS8 Brendan Louth ISO Rkbard GoaUIn 90 Tnomai Pallchuk MS Gordon Everett M SENIORS BrUn KaUiy GEORGETOWN BOT8HOT8 SMITH AND Ace Bailey IS S7 BUI Coon MENS LEAGUE Larry Larocque UN Hole Andy Parent 7H Gord Lane M HON SOCIAL LEAGUE Tracy Weda TUBS NITERS John Bonten 1ST La Zander JO WED NOTED LEAGUE Marty 1T CrawSttMed Sandra SQSam Bofanet734 CLUB TROUBADOUR- Larry Laroeou 7 MS MB GOLDEN AGE BOWLEG FINAL STANDINGS OrWei CardinaU Hot Shots Happy Gang Corner pins Swingers Spoiler Hopetolta AUeyOops Eagles Up and Down Up and Don The Tigers EnunePeavoy Martin George Arduhald Triple flat George Archibald Harvey Triple with Martin Emme Blanche Jim Wilson Harvey HYUNDAI SERVICE TUNEUPS OILS FILTER CHANGES Call Phil Orr or Andy Bell for appointment Georgetown Inc Hilton WO aeorgelcwi LTD Tor 8460910 Soccer fields at a premium in 1989 Soccer This coming Thursday Apr 20 has the Inter County league meeting in Milton as usual at to finalize the numbers and pay fees for the season Town teams will require to include the field seasons fees to the Town of Halton Hills in their figures Fields will be at a premium this season as usual The official playing season begins in midMay after the Youth opening day on May 13 The league will operate two divisions in keep ing with previous years There are some club changes which may change the first and second divi sion organization The refereeing situation will be the same as nor mal a whacking shortage all round The soccer club held a final registration at on Satur day Apr in the afternoon and all age groups were accepted However girls are in great de mand and the nine-year- olds in boys and girls are the main shortage An under18 girls com petitive team and senior male squad are being organized by the club and are looking for playing members and tryouts for training and workouts on Sundays now folks A full commitment is re quired from all aspirants for this type of competition it is impossi ble to run a team at this level on house league or select team outlook Standards of all aspects of play need to be uplifted all round players coaches managers ad ministrators and referees and linesmenwomen A close look at last season shows in my opinion that we need to develop better standards in order to achieve the top grading in the world Looking at these days the level of fitness on the field is tops the of ficiating standards are not Player after player is allowed to cheat and go unpunished Entering the penal ty area on penalty kicks gaalkeepers running a mile before releasing the ball moving on penalty kicks pushing off the ball incidents yard stealing not mov ing at free kicks We need a clean up from the top down The lower levels are not so bad yet Bowler of Year contest rolling Each division of the youth bowling program at Georgetown Bowl recently competed for the honor of being declared the Bowler of the Year for the cen tre The seven bowlers who achieved the Bowler of the Month status during the past season vied for the right to con tinue on to the zone and provin cial finals of the YSC Bowler of the Year Championships The Peewee division was highlighted by a game from Matthew Walker but the steady bowling of David King prevailed Kings 95 plus was sufficient to take the lead with Brendan Louth 50 pins behind The Bantam section was cap tured by Kimberley Conrad Her first game of plus held up to a finish of plus The runnerup position was taken by Geoffrey Beauparlant with a plus Cindy Clarke started her cap ture of the Junior division with a 231 game and led all the way Alain Larocque tried hard to catch her with his 269 game but the tourney ended with Clarke plus and Larocque plus 125 The Seniors were unable to put any great games on the board but Tracy Ball with plus 26 ended ahead The runnerup position was relegated to Christina Lane The zone finals will take place on May 27 or 28 with the provin cial finals taking place on June or Georgetown fivepinners have again pulled into contention for a provincial bowling champion ship The Georgetown girls combo team of Jody Erin Riley and Robin Zander recently over powered all rivals in area com petition Under the direction of coach Dee Dee this girls team bowled an exceptional 506 pins over their league average f The games were highlighted by a game of 210 by Erin Riley who has an average of Robin Zander had a steadying influence on the team by rolling games of and 240 for a 711 triple Streetsville obtained the runner- up honors Andy Parents boys team of Jeff Pringle Paul Burgess and Rob Fleming could not get any momentum going even through Paul started with a game This event was won by The winners will be now for the Pro vincial Finals on May or BEA MONEY BACKGUARANTEFr 800387229 45404 THE LIONS CLUB OF GEORGETOWN Would like to Thank the following Merchants and Industries for Spon soring the First Annual GEORGETOWN YELLOW RUBBER DUCKY RACE Starting with the Winners they are 1ST Helson Kogah Ashbee and Schalio 8775206 132 Mill St Their Prize of 40000 is Donated to The Bruce Trail Assoc 2ND Tim Donuts 8736493 5 Mountainview Rd N Their Prize of 20000 is Donated to Georgetown Cancer Society 3RD Subway Sandwich 8734111 235 Guelph St Their Prize of 10000 is Donated to Multiple Sclerosis The Label Factory Apple Auto Glass Jim and Pat Alters ReMax Dave ReMax J J Electronics Hollywood video Bell Glass Ltd 8774310 Bookbinding Deep Sea Fish and chips Good Year Cert Auto Service 8731605 Terra Cookie Co Ltd Georgetown Home Hardware 8778277 Haltel Phones Fax and cellular- 8733310 Restaurant Instrumentation Ltd Georgetown RentAll 8770157 AGE Mechanical Ltd GeergetownOptical 8773562 Artcast Laboratories Millers Bakery- 6770394 The Plumbing Store Scanner Drum Service The Carpet Barn 4558463 Curwood Packaging Canada Ltd Peter Regional ChairmanHalton Vanderburgh Flowers Office Supplies Barragers Cleaners and M Meat Shops Petals Ladies Fashions Halton Credit Union Howell Supplies Ltd Car and Home Stereo Barry Simon CA Larry Flooring Dick Montego Construction Ltd Distributors Ltd v 6777600 Co Joe Lama Helson Kogon and Schalio 8775206 Judy Coleman Robert McNamara BrUn Gray North Star Dry Cleaners-