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Page 28 — Halton Hills This Week, Legion track and field results MacDonald, Kennedy; 3. Vanessa Taberer, Kennedy. Boys 9 : 1. Christopher Garland, Kennedy; 2. Brandon Gabet, Glen Williams; 3. Eric Axford, Harrison. 200-metres Girls 9 : Weston, Kennedy; MacDonald, Kennedy; 3. Vanessa Taberer, Kennedy. Boys 9 : 1. Eric Axford, Glen Williams; 2. Matt Walinga, pti i! 3. Brandon Gabet, Glen William: 100-1 asbee Girls 9 : 1. Kathryn Weston, Kennedy; 2. Michelle Doell, Holy Cross; 3. Vanessa Taberer, Kennedy. Boys 9: 1. Eric Axford, Glen Williams; 2. Christopher Garland, Kennedy; 3. Matt Walinga, Harrison. 112 Main St. S. Georgetown (416) 873-2900 or (416) 874-3063 presents Chautauqua... 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Matthew McGiven and Cameron Sisnett, Harrison and Kennedy. 400-metres Girls 7 and 8: 1 Ashley Willis, Kennedy; 2. Am Wood, Harrison; 3. Michelle Doell, Holy Cross. Boys 7 and 8 : 1. Kevin Binsell, Harrison; 2. Billy MacDonald, Harrison; 3. Kevin Buy, Harrison. 200-metres Girls 7 and 8 : 1. Amy Wood, Harrison; 2. Michelle Doell, Holy Cross; 3. Ashley Willis, Kennedy. Boys 7 and 8 : 1. S. Walinga, Harrison; 2. Kevin Binsell, Harrison; 3. Billy MacDonald and David Sproule, Harrison. 100-metres Girls 7 and 8 : 1 Ashley Willis, Joseph Gibbons; 2. Amy Wood, Harrison; 3. Stacey Everingham, Kennedy. Boys 7 and 8 : 1. Dan Walinga, Harrison; 2. Kevin Binsell, Harrison; 3. Brett Velten, Kennedy. 60-metres Girls 7 and 8 : 1. Amy Wood, Harrison; 2. Ashley Willis, Joseph Gibbons; 3.° Stacey Everingham, Kennedy. Boys 7 and 8 : 1. Dan Walinga, Harrison; 2. Brett Veten, Kennedy; 3. Billy MacDonald, Harrison. 100-metres Girls 5 and 6: 1 Megan Sproule, Glen Williams; 2. Megan Burke, Holy Cross; 3. Katrina Alton, Holy Cross. Boys 5 and 6: 1. Mitchell Edwards, Glen Williams; 2. James Taberer, Kennedy; 3. Mark Southworth, Park. 60-metres Girls 5 and 6: 1. Katrina Alton, Holy Cross; 2. Julie Davies, Harrison. Boys 5 and 6: 1. Mitchell Edwards, Glen Williams; 2. James Taberer,- Kennedy: 3. Mark Southworth. Field Results Girls 12, 13, 14 High Jump : 1. Mariangela Gori, Holy Cross; 2. Jenn Stocks, Centennial; 3. Chandra Shail, Centennial. Running Long Jump : 1. Chandra Shail, Centennial; 2. Marjorie Murphy, Stewarttown, 3. Jenn Stocks, Centennial. Standing Long Jump : 1. Chandra Shail, Centennial; 2. Jenn Stocks, Centennial; 3. Jenny Allen, Centennial. Boys 12, 13, 14 High Jump : 1 Ryan Boudreau, Stewarttown; 2. Tain Murphy, Stewarttown; 3. Brian Lesley, Centennial. Running Long Jump : Wood, Centennial; 2. 1. Glen Robert LUSIGN REPAIR 877-8685 The Gori family went for Saturday’s 2nd annual Geo! town Branch 120 Royal Ci Canadian track and field meet in a big way. With four of their children competing for Holy Cross, mother Greer (seated) looked after th youngsters hats while dad Giuseppe was kept busy just trying to keep track of all the events. The ie competing Gori children included (from left) Anna 12, Mariangela 13, Christina 9 and Francesco 8. photo by Colin Gibson/HATW LaRose, Centennial; 3. Jeremiah Jarvis, Centennial. Standing Long Jump : 1. Glen Wood, Centennial; 2. Robert LaRose, Centennial; 3. Jeremiah Jarvis, Centennial. Girls 11 High Jump : 1. Angie Egmond, Georgetown District Christian; 2. April Everingham, Kennedy; 3. Leslie Ransom, Kennedy. Running Long Jump : 1. April Everingham, George Kennedy; 2. Angie Van Egmond, oocacorn District ‘ Christian; 3. Shaefer, Centennial. Standing Long Jump : 1. Annie Shaefer, Centennial; 2. Angie Van Egmond, Georgetown District Christian, 3. April Everingham, Kennedy. Boys 11 High Jump : 1. Chad Gemmell, Stewarttown; 2. Core: Murray, Centennial; 3. Jonathan Bradley, Centennial. Running Long Jump : 1. William Jarvis, Harrison; 2. Chad Clarke, Centennial; 3. R. Smith, Holy Cross. Standing Long Jump : 1. Ryan Carter, Centennial; 2. William Jarvis, Harrison; 3. Chad Clarke, Centennial. Girls 10 Running Long Jump : 1. R. Taberer, Kennedy; 2. Lyndsay Wood, ison; 3. Bethan Elliott, Ken Standing Long Jump = 1. Lyndsay Wood, Harrison; 2. Kira Lawrence, Park; 3. Julie Watson, ennedv. INSTANT RESERVATIONS CANADA 9000 Return Airfares from: Vancouver $349.- Calgary $319.- Edmonton $319.- Winnipeg $229.- Halifax $199.- St. Johns $249.- Add Airport Tax & GST to above prices. Flights operate from Toronto #1 ‘ONT REG # 1120980 GB n003 rave. 873-2000 Ball Throw : 1. Kara Edwards, Glen Williams; 2. Stacy Bisson, Glen Williams; 3. Meredith Otten, Joseph Gibbons. Boys 10 Running Long Jump : 1. Ryan Carter, Centennial; 2. Timothy Woodcock, Harrison; 3. Jason Delurey, Park. Standing Long Jump : 1. Timothy Woodcock, Harrison; 2. Eric Axford, Glen Williams; 3. T. J. Shail and Brandon Garbet, Glen Williams Ball Throw : 1. T. Merten, Glen Williams, 2. Eric Axford, Glen Williams; 3. Brandon Gabet, Glen Williams. Girls 9 Running Long Jump : 1 Kathryn Weston, Kennedy; 2. Mariangela Gori, Holy Cross; 3. Melanie Southworth, Park. Standing Long Jump : 1. Kathryn Weston, Kennedy; 2. Melanie Southworth, Park; 3. Josh Locke, Limehouse. Ball Throw : 1. Melanie Southworth, Park; 2. Jaclyn Neill, Harrison; 3. Michelle Doell and Melissa Cheyne, Holy Cross and Kennedy. Boys 9 Running Long Jump : 1 Matt Walinga, Harrison; 2. Kevin Binsell, Harrison; 3. Matthew McGiven, Harrison. Standing Long Jump Christopher Kargel, Kennedy; 2. Matt Walinga, Harrison; 3. Matthew McGiven and Brian Cherry, Harrison and Park. Ball Throw : 1. Cameron Sisnett, Kennedy; 2. Kevin Binsell, Harrison; 3. James Kennedy. Girls 7 and 8 Running Long Jump : 1. Amy Wood, Harrison; 2. Stacy Everingham, Kennedy; 3 Ashley Willis, Joseph Gibbons. Standing Long Jump: 1. Michelle Doell, Holy Cross; 2. Stacey Everingham, Kennedy; 3. Ashley Moore, Willis, Joseph Gibbons. Ball Throw: 1. Brianna Gabet, Glen Williams; 2. acey t Everingham, Kennedy; 3. Jenah Thompson, Kennedy. Boys 7 and’8 Running Long Jump : 1. Dan Walinga, Harrison; 2. Brian Velten, Kennedy; 3. C. Smith, Harrison. Standing Long Jump : 1. B. Walinga, Harrison; 2. Kevin “Binsell, Harrison; 3. Jessie Eno, Glen Williams. Ball Throw : 1. Billy McDonald, Harrison; 2. Cein Duignan, Glen Williams; 3. Conor Smith, Holy TOSS. Girls 5 and 6 Running Long ump : 1. Katrina Alton, Holy Cross; 2. Julie Davies, Harrison. Standing Long Jump : 1. Megan Burke, Holy Cross; 2. Carley Doell, Holy Cross; 3. Megan Sproule, Glen Williams. Running Long Jump : 1. Bobby Burke, Holy Cross; 2. Mark Southworth; 3. Mitchell Thompson, Kennedy. Standing Long Jump: 1. Bobby Burke, Holy Cross; 2. M. Locke, Limehouse, 3. Conor Smith, Holy Cross. Q int. Bowling for CHAMPS Once again this year, the Georgetown Lawn Bowling Club will be hosting its Canada Bowls Challenge Tournament, the 7th annual, in what has become a very successful event locally. Area ser- THE CARPET BARN DIVISION OF HALTON FLOOR FASHIONS LTD. 877-9896 877-1666 26 Guelph Street Georgetown, Ont. vice clubs have been invited to send representatives to bowl as part of a team in a fun day of bowling on Saturday, starting at 0am. Funds from the day, and any donations received, are used to assist in the acquisition of special- ized sports limbs for children in the (CHAMP Program), which is funded by the War Amps of Canada. Last year, with the generous support of the participating clubs, as well as area business $670.00 was raised for this cause. As well as assisting an extreme- ly worthwhile program, it pro- vides people with a positive intro- duction to the sport of lawn bowl- ing.