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Page 18 THE HERAU Wednesday June IMS Wet winners Michelle Mason and Andrew Terrell display the medals they won recently at the Central Region Novice Swim Championships In Rich- raond Hill Michelle won three golds and a silver while Andrew earned a bronze Absent was Kevin Taylor winner of two golds lor the local Blue Fins squad Herald photo Herald Scoreboard BOWLING YBC SENIORS Team No 1 Christina Lane Janice Cano Steven Hayden Robert Harrison and Scott Smith High average Christina Lane 197 Boys ChrisSomen High triple Girls Kalhy Miller lllgi tingle Gird Tracy Ball 307 Boys Harrison Team Foot Kim Arundeir Tracy BaU Chris Somen Eddie Doyle and David Harrison BANTAMS Leslie champions girl Beart Monica Janice Somen Calm Dawn Richardson Jenny Royce and Amanda Burke champions boys Fire Ball Kevin Danny Morria Martin Johnston Paul Laracque Bryan Footer and Stuart Stanford average Tanya Martin 137 Geoffmy 117 tUga Glrb Lynn Dale Boys Chris Wilkes HKa triple Girls KJmberley Conrad Boyi Chris 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37 10 Tracker 3 Dave Can 1 1 3 I 1 M LEADERS G A 10 BmpWBkrMeGibboo is nPaaceek U Brian BeaunWatrtlblMn SIM Wans 7 is Gary Back 4 11 Grant Frank rg Midas 4 Larry Fastball pennant up for grabs in 89 There was a time once when potential teams had to be refused entry into the local competitive Georgetown industrial fastball Ten teams used to be the norm in the league Now the league is down to just four clubs vying for top honors for the season Players of year will recall a time when up to bat they would greet pitchers whom they had never seen or had forgotten their throwing style who was that guy that just struck me out they would say as they headed back to the players bench Does anyone recall Casselman Fuels and the stranglehold they had on the league for years Does anyone remember a team called the I never really could figure out what a real was but boy they played as if they were on cloud nine sometimes How about the Abitibi Flyers Just to name a few it seemed as if the league needed a National League and an American League Remember the AllStar game It was quite flattering if you were selected to that team Well now only four are left in the Georgetown In ustnal Fastball League Players have become very recognizable Although the looks of Jim Hall would be recognizable in any era Face it Jim you will always be short and bald There were a million Peacocks and Fendleys scattered about the league but now there are only one or two Thank goodness This years lineup of clubs will consist of the ever tough Bluebirds trying to repeat as league and playoff champs Next Is Howells who came ever so close to dethroning the Birds in the fall classic The nucleus of the Plumbers seems to stay pretty close with the Halls the Sproules the Sargents the Kuctamashes and many other almost oldtimers Apple Auto Glass is still going to give everyone a run for their money The ever competitive Glassmen still have a lot of good old Glen Softball experience- amidst their team players Lastly the Reds as they are known will try as they always do to be the spoilers of the league They should win a lot of games this year and with their never quit attitude they could surprise the other three teams THIS WtEKS GAMES Reds p vs Bluebirds June 11 i Bluebirds 30pm STANDINGS AS OF JUNE I W T 0 Bluebirds 3 i Reds Arenas active in the arenas this summer include roller skating Acton Arena Friday nights from 7 9 and at the Georgetown Memorial Arena on Wednesdays from star ting June Minor lacrosse games Wednesdays at the Acton Arena mens ball hockey Ac ton on Tuesday evenings and in Georgetown on Mondays and Thursdays and seniors ball hockey Tuesdays Memorial Arena Anyone interested in booking any of these town facilities for summer use is encouraged to call extension 268 for in formation and rates Now the largest independent clothier Canada OF ARTHUR GREAT BIRTHDAY SALE CONTINUES WITH MORE SAVINGS SAVE TO OFF STOREWIDE ON OVER THIS SEASONS NEWEST MENS LADIES FASHIONS mens Suits Sizes 36 to 50 Reg 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