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COMMENT Thats spirit not violence BY STEVE WALL It Kerns that my last column concerning violence In football has upeet some people They felt that the column implied that there la a certain amount of unnecessary violence and Irresponsibility In high school football I apologize to anyone who took the column that way because it wasnt intended The point of the article was to stress the Importance of team spirit and aggression In football especially high school and college Kids who play merely for the thrill of violence dont last long in any team and coaches who are irresponsible towards their players health quickly lose the support and faith of their team Mr Bob McKay coach for the Georgetown and District High School junior football team Is a dedicated coach whose love for the snort Is obvious to anyone playing or connected with the team Hes doing a marvelous Job at the high school and apologize to him for any derogatory inference that may have been construed from my column To use again Mr McKay swords Football aggression People connect violence with evil and perversion fortunately aggression has been lumped together with violence as something to be restrained and shunned Yet people are naturally aggressive and It Is the success of any society to channel peoples aggression Into useful and beneficial Dursults Football such a pursuit as does boxing hockey and soccer In fact almost any sport has aggression as an Intrinsic Ingredient Sometimes the aggression spills over into violence and sometimes the sport gets a bad name when the violence goes unchecked as in hockey But this rarely happens In football because of the high level of organization in foot ball perhaps that Is why football is so successful In my opinion theretsnovlolence In football and coming from a background of Saturday afternoon professional soccer It a refreshing change Again I would stress that most people play because of the team spirit involved not because of any violent element BOW Julie Burns tops in regional THE HERALD WrtBwday Curlers kick off season and players welcome By and Diane Duck Shine up those curling boots soak that straw broom North Curling Club hopes to have Ice ready for the last week of October Ai and his crew have been working very hard They were able to get a good base laid the weekend before last and were able to hold It during the recent warm spell The ice looks great and with SUPER Yvonne tossed the top trio of with singles of 310 and Ruth rolled and a single Mark shot and a single Next were Rick Gourlle Greg Rusk Peter Smarda David Pat Syme Randy Bell 273 Stephen Archibald 255 Sandy Steve Bums 238 Chris Burke and Bousklll 60S the complete set of new rocks schedule Monday Nov On in your hands shortly purchased by the club it should Nov the Business Girls are If you havent curled before be a great season The new hostessing a social evening with but would like to give the game round plastic handles are coffee and some fine a try please drop around to the guaranteed to improve your curling films club any time this week or next curling by at least per cent The curling calendar with all Many members will be on hand This week Is practice for all dates sat for our many social to offer friendly advice and The men begin their first events and bontnlels should be instr By CHRIS BURKE Last Sunday IB Georgetown Youth and Master Bowlers travelled to Oak town Bowl in to compete In the Regional round of the Master Bantam Tournament Although our teams did not win any awards they came up with some very respectable bowling Julie Bums was our top bantam bowler She bowled the second high Bantam Girls triple of and the second high Ingle of Some of our other bantams and their scores were Danny Drumm Robbie Lisa Burke Ross Knlpe Cathy Dobson Dawn Peter Hurdle Waters 438 and Linda Houston Congratulations to all who represented us especially to our newest master bowler Mrs Anne Nicholson and her ban tarns The winning team was from Lanes Master Holly beet and his bantams Paul Harden and Susan Spencer bowled a total of 3173 with 3170 were Master Lynn and bantams Craig Foster and Laura Soltesz from Village Bowl master Tom Pat terson and bantams Dave Sheppard and Kelly Hie with 3149 were third The Bantam Boys high single award was won by Steven Jamerlck of Sportsman Bowl In Guelph with a 315 score William Boyle of Bowl in took the boys high tiple with his score A 256 single by Rhonda Murray of I Brampton Bowl won her the girls high single award Christine of Village Bowl In Mlsslssauga bowled to take the girls high triple award The 30 participating teams were from Oak Brampton Acton Guelph and Georgetown The winning team will now advance to the Ontario Finals In Oshawas Motor City Bowl on BANTAM GIRLS Julie Burns has the high average of 176 Pink Strikes Spares and and totals from Super Six Mustangs stole two and totals from Bantam Babys annexed two and totals from Duma Strikers caged Wildcats in all three games Pin Knockers flattened Bantam Bowlers In two games and totals Team pink 42 Super Six 36 Mustangs 32 29 Streakers Wildcats Pin Knockers Duma 21 Bantam Bowlers Strikers Bantam 10 SS and Ma TOP TENNERS Cheryl Jackson was highest with a triple and a 206 single this week Julie Johnson was nearly at with a 194 solo Cathy tossed and a single A trio and a 206 single were fired by Rhonda Ritchie Next were Margaret Robin Richardson 477 183 Dawn Lisa Burke Susan Fischer 153 and Julie Bums BANTAM BOYS Ross has the high average of Rebels out classed Super Strikers Id two game for total pins Slickers handed three straight games to Hot Rods Lucky Bunch destroyed Stingrays In every Tiger Cats clicked Id games and totals over Pin- Up scratched up Hot n two and totals Cougars 91 Tiger Cats Super Striken Hot Rods 21 16 Hot Shots 16 SUPER SEVEN Russell Gourlle topped this weeks bowlers with a nice 634 triple and a single Ross Knlpe threw a Hi trio with a single Gord Kennedy rolled and a 190 single Next were David 177 Peter Hurdle 470 Brian Archer 4S9 and Fisher 157 WED FBI BANTAMS Quintets smashed Spinners In every game Mlxupa were grounded in all three games by Team No 3 Alley Dwellers were plastered by Team No l in all three Chargers defeated Team No 2 In two games but were shy on total pins Team Quintets 29 Team No I 24 Team No 23 Chargers 16 Spinners 15 Team No Alley Dwellers Mixups JUNIORS Brenda Hedleys 222 average is high for the girls while Colin Hicks and John Burke lesd the boys at 203 and Team Canada ousted Super Strikers In every game Super Six pounded Pin Hitters all three games New Comers clobbered TH COD In every game Sexy Strikers borrowed two from Pin Busters but lost total pins SDi cleaned up against SS and Ms In two and totals PlnPlowers high singles In two games and totals Team Standings Super Six 40 Team Canada 32 New Comers 30 Pin Hitters 27 Super Strikers 28 J S and Ms High Singles IB Pin Busters 17 Pin THCOD TOP TEN TOSSED Sheila Anderson threw the hum threesome of and a single Thats a new high triple for the girls Marty ZUIo shot and a single Next in line were Alan 228 Colin Hicks 224 John Burke 246 Janet Burns 232 Gloria Hamilton 599 218 Sherry Everett 591 203 David Smarda 226 and Andy Parent 253 WED FBI JUNIORS Pin Poppers were whipped in all three games by Team No Chinks were handed defeats In two gamea and totals Spastica captured all three gamea from the House League Average Team Standings Team No l Chinks 24 Spastica 24 Pin Poppers Team No 2 PEE WEES Julie McCorry and Suzanne Carpenter lead the average race with and ill respec lively Six year old Julie also roiled the high triple this week of 418 with single games of and Suzanne Carpenter fired and a 128 single Jimmy Teetzel rolled 315 and a 126 solo Billy Hay tossed 311 with a 117 single Following them Were Kelly McCorry Jim Carpenter ill Elizabeth 100 and Karen Humphreys SENIORS Ruth holds the high girls average with a 241 average Steve Burns leads the THE GEORGETOWN High School Junior Rebels football team recorded their second win of Ihe season Thursday defeating Trafalgar Bowling WEDNESDAY LADIES EVENING OUT Day Dreamers 30 Coffee Mates Pussy Rata Untouchsbles Wrecking Crew 16 Night Hawks 14 Top averages J Richardson 215 Melter N Mills 197 Ciimer Koszlwka Top scores for the night were Barrett and 270 single S and single G 546 and 212 single J Richardson and 206 single A and 207 B Snow BuerbeS31 and single R Campbell and 219 single E Jorgensen522 H Anderson and Hunter and 231 single MARRIED COUPLES BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings Pussy Cats Puppets 37 The Swingers 31 Scotties 2B4 Gutter Rats 28 Do Nots Crowd 24 Seven Ups Rebels Als Rlnky Dinks 19 Sharp Shooters 19 Top Averages G MacKinnon H Judd218G Coulighan 218 S Swann S Chaplin 220 S Graham Hooker 204 S Brownie High Scores Shirley Chaplin 275 Gord Coulighan 260 George 251 Gordon Graham Bob Huising 256 225 Joyce Mahaffy 826 TUESDAY AFT LADIES LEAGUE Team Standing Mountaineers Misfits 21 Drunken Drivers 20 Happy Gang I9tt Jet Sets Coffee Breakers 16 Beginners Happy Hookers 13 Maple Leafs 13 Astronauts 11 Hippies 3 High Averages Shirley Chaplin 217 Vlrag 208 Brenda Reynolds 208 Sylvia Graham 206 Sandra Wilson 206 Ev Haines Elaine Fallow 203 Diane Saunders 200 Freida Handy 200 Anna Lena Burns Ladies golf officers elected At the closing dinner for the Marilyn Worrall and Dorothy Ladles Section of the North Crowe Halton Golf Country Club the C L A Representatives following officers were elected Edith Mclntyre Jean for the 1975 golf Past President Jean President Verna Schenk VicePresident Viola Clapp Secretary Barbara Skinner Treasurer Betty McHardy Captain Eleanor hole players Ann Meal and Blanche Goudekettlnx 18 hole Business Girls Kathy Crowe Handicap Millie Dutchburn Ringer Board Inez Social Convener Joan Robertson House Convener Evelyn Patterson Mackenzie Nomination Committee Chairman Ann Committee Edith Irene Mcintosh Penny Sale Chairman Jean Choose from ltro rental Meet cars and tucks TIUDEN ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS Another Great VALUE EVENT Telephone Convener Chairman Ina Falconer Committee Maxlne Linton Marion Burns Publicity Jean Mackenzie Tournament Chairmen Guelph SI No Hwy Georgetown Ontario From TRACEYLYN STOREWIDE Georgetown District High School PARENTS NIGHT The staff of Georgetown District High School parents students to visit the school between 7 m and m on Monday November 4 All teachers will be present and would welcome discussion of the Interim reports or any other school matter Appointments may be arranged with Individual teachers on arrival at the school OAK QUEEN PAINT WALLPAPER LTD Strikers creamed Never on Sunday In all three games Noodles and totals from Sylvia Noodles managed one and totals from Tinklers Lane Luck ditched Token Anonymous In two and totals Two Four stashed Mission Impossible In two games but lost total pins TeanBtaadup Super Strikers Just Lane Luck Tinklers Token Anonymous TwoFour Sylvias Noodles 16 Never on Sunday Mission Impossible PARA PAINTS Large of 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