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PageZZTBEHEItALDWediietdayMmrcht3ini Successful Skaters Three members of Georgetown Figure Skating dob pat in top performances at the Central Ontario Section Interclub competition In Markham March with one of them advancing to the AllOntario competition In on March 16 Katie Cochrane centre placed first in Gold ladies ad vancing as far as her group can in competition Michael Fedchyshyn managed a third place finish in men earning him the trip to Brooke Remenda placed third in Preliminary ladies Industrial Curling League Brier inspires improved play Competition at the Brier held at Coliseum in Hamilton last week seemed to in spire some aboveaverage play In Georgetown Industrial Curling League last Thursday One of the close games was played between Hackers and Challengers These teams adopted Brier like strategy blanking the first two ends while they learned their ices lines and curl looking for an opening First blood was forced on the Hackers With Don Campbell calling the shots they took a single point in the third and came on to steal another in the fourth for a lead Paul Barbers Challenger rink got their engines reving in the fifth for two They then manufactured their steal of one in the next end to take the lead after six ends Errors by the Barber side in the seventh were capitalized upon In a big way by the Hackers as all team members from An through to Campbell were curling well They captured four points and the writing looked to be on the wall for Challengers The Challengers however show ed their grit They finessed three points in the eighth and the game finished in a tie The Boys locked horns with The Automatons This game started out as if it was going to be an easy night for They grabbed a four point lead with two in each of the first two ends Dave front end of Bryan Reynolds and Ian Arnold and his vice Ted Dobbins were making things easy for their skip in the early going The Foster foursome were not ready to go home early and in the back of their minds the late January drubbing they had taken from this same team In the fifth and sixth ends The Automatons exploded Started by the set up shots of Joan and Ken Picon The Automaton crew wrestled five points out of The Noval Boys and for the first time in the game they had the lead The score stood at The Boys took one in the seventh and with the ad vantage of last rock Steve Foster took the all important one point in the eighth for the win The comeback rally also was evidenced in the game between La Guys and the first place Dunlop Insurance Rockers The Rockers jumped out to an early lead of Not wanting to see Dan return to play spoil ed belts were tightened and rally caps put on by La Guys and after seven the lead had been shaved to a single point The La Guys skip Lipkowski was in a gambling situation coming home last hope was an angle raise chipped off a Rocker eight footer and he just missed the attempt as the rink held on to first place with this 84 tally The fourth close affair featured Bill Smith Auto and the Senators The Senators were a short staffed squad and with that thought on their minds many openings were missed that could have changed the complexion of the game The Smith rink on the other hand seized its op and edged out The Senators In other pairings The Boxers doubled The Dead 84 Kendale Eight upended Lopers Swimmers with big ends by a 136 tally Work That Body Fit As A Fiddle assumed second spot with a convincing count and six ends on the scoreboard in their contest with the Hog Liners JAWS with Dave at the helm took a big bite out of The Sign Shoppe Sliders 126 The next curling action Thurs day March 14 is to be another special night It will be the In dustrial Leagues version of a St Patricks Day bash The shenanigans and blarney will feature the following match At 6 m Challengers vs The Senators The Boxers vs The Norval Boys Hog Liners vs JAWS La Guys vs Kendale Eight At m Bill Smith Auto Wingnuts vs Kendale Hackers The Automatons vs Dead Enders The Sign Sliders vs WTB Fit Asa Fiddle Swimmers vs Dunlop Insurance Rockers Georgetown Baseball Association REGISTRATION HOUSE LEAGUES T BALL SQUIRT TYKE Ages 5 Ages 8 Ages PEE WEE BANTAM MIDGET Ages Ages Ages 16 House League BALL plovers must be at least 5 years of age by August 31 1991 All other house league ages are as of December 31 REP TEAMS TBALL TYKE PEE WEE BANTAM MIDGET JUVENILE REGISTER AT THE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA Thura Mar pm Wad Mar pm Sat April 0 pm Tyke House League Clothing ties Cookies Clothing Terra Cookies in the second round of Tyke house league playoff ac tion on March at Memorial Arena by tying top ranked Cookies 33 Both Clothing and Cookies have won and tied their games so far with Cookies enjoying a two goal advantage for the overall stan dings lead Clothings Kyle Mctlvenna not ched two goals for his team while teammate Ryan potted the other Dan Kyle and Matt split the scoring for Cookies Assisting for Clothing were Robbie Alcorn Douglas Martin and Gavin Aldridge Joel Hamilton Jason Angyal and Jason Forbes assisted for Cookies McFarlane Masonary shut out Eagle Landscaping in a close fought 20 decision Ryan Louth and Matt Terry scored for Masonary assisted by Terry and Jordan Armstrong Insurance improv ed their playoff record to 1 1 by defeating Montego Construction Thomas Temple scored two for Armstrong followed by Vin cent Burke Jordon Armstrong Brian Arnold and Sean Duffy with singles Montegos Sean Reynolds and Brett Velten got the markers for their team assisted by Eric Bradley Henderson Daniel and Anna Mansfield Assisting for Arm strong were Jason Hunt Billy Ted Moms Ryan Trevor Smith and Kinsmen girls sof tball begins registration Kinsmen Girls Softball registration Is now in progress so dont be disappointed by neglec ting to sign up The form for registration is in the Recreation and Parks brochure available at the Civic Centre and Hills libraries If you do not have one you may register by mailing your name address phone number and date of birth to Kinsmen Girls Ball Jim Ford 23 Mclntyre Cres Georgetown INS The leagues are opened to all girls in Georgetown and the sur rounding communities There are three age groups girls born in 1981 1985 are in the Junior league girls born in 1977 1980 are in the Intermediate league Both of these leagues are played on Thursday evening at the Fairgrounds Girls born 19761973 are in the Senior league with games being played Tuesday evening at the Fairgrounds There will be no registration other than the mail in one Deadline for registration is April l and play will begin on May 21st Registration fee is per per son or per family This price includes a sweater team and In dividual photo plus insurance For further information call Jim Ford at March is Red Cross Month A United Way Agency MENS FASTBALL TEAM WE NEED QUALITY BALL PLAYERS MUST BE YEARS AND OVER IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL NORM OR TOM 8531073 Georgetown Minor Hockey Association Coach Appreciation Dance MARCH 23 1991 900 Holy Cross Auditorium 1000 Per Person TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM TEAM MANAGER OR EXECUTIVE GEORGETOWN SOCCER CLUB GENERAL REGISTRATION For Boys and Girls 618 PROOF OF BIRTHDATE REQUIRED Saturday March 200500 pm Wednesday March 600900 pm At Gordon Alcott Arena Volunteers Needed for Coaching Commi Work For Further Information Steven Lee Gail Houghton 8778027 8774215