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THE HERALD Wednesday May 1M- Page Herald Scoreboard GEORGETOWN YOUTH SOLO- lUm MAJOR BOYS RedWlngi Noteworthy player Jamie Ron Dillabough Purple Mmta agio players Jason Armstrong Nicholas Singh Aaron Scarlett I run Noteworthy players Chris Wright Bobby Mark PEEWELHOYS Turn 1 players Matthew Bret Soma Team 3 I Noteworthy players David Jack man Robbie Brent Wilkinson Team 1 Noteworthy players David Andrew Henry Anderson Team 1 Noteworthy players David Steer Michael Maclnses Mark David BANTAM Goals MeUnie Booth Yvonne Nicole Remedies Noteworthy players Moore Erica Booth players Alison Munro Joanne J Jen Crocker STATISTICS of May It WALKS COHERENCE PIS It 3 Station House A 10 I I 1 10 Midas Muffler 12 Apple Auto 12 2 G Animal Control 2 Hull Harvesters 1 7 Timeout Kings Brackens Rangers 13 4 Murray Motors 110 2 7 Devils 110 Silver 3 STATISTICS SO Hillock Stephen Roy I RickUaing ED 1 MurkAdamson 3 Greg Last AMM 2 PLAYER STATISTICS GO PTS Wayne Morrow 4 Brad Mark Waters SH Shawn Coffey BR 3 Keith Marty Chris CC J HALL HOC KEY LEAGUE Standing of May Green Goals Wendy Tracy Fowler Darby Noteworthy players The whole team Purple I Goals Ruth Burrows Noteworthy players McGibbon Hawks Midas Top Guns The Trackers Dave Can Choice Air 1 5 4 17 Orange I Goal Nicole Noteworthy players Lisa Voge Cathy Pave Booth White Goal Hunter Noteworthy players Cindy Heather Summer staff profile Supers eager to start EDITORS NOTE Over the next few weeks the Herald will be pro filing members of the rec depart ments summer staff Todays profile is the first of this series Chris Lewis has been a leader in the departments summer camp program for the past four years and he is awaiting his first summer as a supervisor with much anticipation This summer Chris will super vise the Tot Lot while also help ing out in a supervisory capacity in both the Georgetown and Acton tennis camps sports camp and athletic adventures camp My summer goal is to make available the most eventful and enjoyable camps for all our par he says Heavily involved in sports and recreation Chris works as a ski instructor during the winter mon and he has also had working experience in a ski and sports store Next fall Chris will attend Sheridan College in OakviHe to study retail management To all those boys and girls in WINDSHIELD REPAIRS Hand la An Claim 8731655 MOOtM4phSLUnft7 SAVE in MAY Fedora Sales Tax Goes Up QUICK CADILLAC 320 QUEEN ST BRAMPTON Auto muster transmission tiiittiimttic AUTOMASTER TRANSMISSION Foreign Domestic Light Trucks TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS PROFESSIONAL TRANSMISSION TUNEUP Include Clean sump and pan pan gasket trans filter New trans fluid Adjust band 95 DEAL -NOMIDDIEMAN- Front Wheel a Wheel Drive Experts 315 A rms trong A Georgetown OTooles sharp in dart final Darts T A 18 1 1 SCORING LEADERS GO AS IanSymc IS Bill 14 Joe vie Midas 6 11 Beaumont McGibbon 11 Gary Beck Midas 10 Midas 8 10 Grant Frank Borg Midas Larry Peterson McGibbon HaJton Hills who may be wonder what theyll do this summer Chris says Plan to have an en joyable summer Im looking for ward to seeing everyone Volunteers needed Are you years old have your White badge and like working with children Why not become an Aquatic Volunteer Volunteers are needed to assist the instruc tors with the younger children in our Learn toSwim program Call the Recreation and Parks Department for more informa tion 8775185 extension 276 8776904 The Region of Peel Darts League has in effect two sets of playoffs after the end of the league senes Firstly there is an individual tournament for singles doubles and teams in blind open draw style Teams may be drawn against their own in this fashion There is also the league champions playoffs within their own divisions for the overall championship of their dt Super League first division and second division On Sunday May 14 O Georgetown took the consolation team s championship under the open blind draw format with Mike Pepper leading Eddie Patterson Luke Heikamp and underhand backwards throwing Kevin Baldwin to victory On May Time Out I travelled to for the divisional semi and final and came away in mixed fashion The semi final featured Winchester Arms from Streetsville in opposition The first team to eight sets out of would reach the final Brian Hicks Ron Scarlett Danny captain Pete Pickering Enc Fuller Joe Cairns and self todk to the boards convincing manner We were soon into our stride and ran away from the Arms who were no slouches The eighth game winner came the doubles with yours tru ly finishing off the double joy The final was against Moose Lodge from and this was opposition of top class Local watchers stated the Lodge were nearer to first division calibre Lodge took five singles in a row not easily and certainly lived up to their reputation Time Outs tailenders stole the limelight and came back with three wins to go in to the doubles only two down The doubles were split and two sets of teams remained for a chance to tie and a playoff Ron Scarlett Brian Hicks Ged Williams and yours tru ly put away the strong team to leave the other lads with the must win situation Hard though they it was not to be and that was how dose we came to winning the overall Division title Runners up our first season is not at all a bad performance particularly as we had not played for a few weeks and up against a top opponent A Sail Located at Carols 65 Main St S Phone for an appt or please drop by 8772981 Gift Certificates Available the largest independent clothier in Canada OF ARTHUR GREAT 82nd BIRTHDAY SALE CONTINUES WITH MORE GREAT SAVINGS SAVE 20 TO70 OFF STOREWIDE ON OVER WORTH THIS SEASONS NEWEST MENS LADIES FASHIONS 300 MENS SUITS Sizes 36 to 50 Reg to 00 sale SAVE TO OFF OUR ENTIRE SELECTION BLAZERS by Snippy Pjik Han ess I S in flcq NOW AND UP Many Other Bluets Reg on sale 79 1000 MENS SUITS Sizes 34 to Reg 00 to 00 SALE SAVE ON SPRING FASHION SPORT COATS Sizes 36 to 54 Reg to sale69- Ttusspnngs newest OFF ALL OTHER SPORTCOATS SAVE ON 2 000 MEN S DRESS 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