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THE HERALD Wednesday November IT Pap THE GEORGETOWN and District High School Junior Team which took part In last weeks meet Front row from left Jenny Thompson Sue Norton Sharon Martha Glrvan and Diane Strachen Back row from left Eddie Van Ravens Paula Stewart Heather Clarke Brenda Val Phillips and Cameron Robinson Curling club Glad to honor oldest active member GDHS swim teams receive praise and points On Saturday November 30 the womens section of the North Curling Club will be holding a special bonspiel As In years past this spiel la held to allow new and ex perienced members to get to know one another and to become familiar with the club and the facilities available This years event will be known as the Glad Robinson Bonspfel In honor of Mrs Glad Robinson who at is the oldest member of the club It must be pointed out however that In Mrs Robinsons case the age factor la deceiving She exudes an enthusiasm and test for life that people half her age would find hard to match In addition to curling during the winter months Mrs For the past ten years has been a very active member of the local lawn bowling association Her warmth and friendliness has been responsible for many a showed up at the house one evening and persuaded her to give It a try He must have been very persuasive as this hap pened fourteen years ago and Mrs Robinson la still hooked on the sport When asked to explain the attraction of curling she said The friendliness of the people involved the competition everything I enjoy everything about curling Mrs Robinson Is so excited and pleased by this years event that she has purchased In dividual trophies which will be awarded to the members of the winning team The ladles are still looking for new members and anyone who Is Interested should contact Mrs president of the ladles section of North Halton Curling Club The first draw starts at am pleasant evening at the North Saturday Ihe and it Halton Curling Club promises to be a great day for Mrs Robinson actually got the girls The presence of Glad Involved with curling quite will assure success accident It seems her How can you lose with a winner husbands brother Nels like this There was no happier man at last Thursday af ternoon at Lord Elgin High School in Burlington than GDHS swim coach Bill Balfour As his team had only one in he water prior to e meet Coach Balfour did not set his sights too high as far as points were concerned However the teams efforts both surprised and pleased him As he remarked later We did very very well A lot better than I expected The Juniors finished third with points Nelson High School with points and Oak villeTrafalgar High School with points were first and second respectively in that division In the senior division Georgetown again finished third with St points Oakvllle- High School finished second with points while Nelson High school completely dominated garnering lie points The other two schools competing in the meet had much larger teams than did Georgetown and were thus able to flood the pool at times with swimmers who picked up points merely for being in the water Coach Balfour is hoping to have a much larger team when the next meet comes up The team may have been small but their enthusiasm and team spirit far outshone both Nelson and Oak v Me Trafalgar and was certainly responsible for some outstanding per formances Team cantaln John Glrvan was the outstanding Georgetown swimmer in the meet He collected f Ira ta in both the boys 100 metre individual medley and the boys 100 metre breast stroke Also for the seniors Cathy Masson per formed well as garnered a first in the girls 100 metre individual medley a third In the 100 metre butterfly a second In the 100 metre backstroke and a second in the girls metre freestyle relay Pauline placed second in the girls metre freestyle Carolyn Ewen and Marie Milne placed third and fourth respectively In the girls metre freestyle Earl was second In the boys metre freestyle Drew Clarke and Paul Carter placed fourth and fifth In the boys 100 metre freestyle Paul Carter was second In the boys metre backstroke Sue Norton helped the Senior team with fifth place In the girls 100 metre breast stroke Pauline placed second In this event Earl was second in the boys 100 metre breast stroke Both the boys and girls metre freestyle relay teams finished second The girls team included Cathy Masson Pauline Carolyn Ewen and Marie Milne For the boys team the swimmers wen John Glrvan Drew Clarke Earl Lintz and Paul Carter The next meet for the team will be held at MM Robinson High School in Burlington Thursday December 12th Lord Elgin High School pool supervisor Malsie Vurke complimented the Georgetown team for Ita conduct and noted that they were the only team to lend a hand in setting up and clearing the pool for the meet The team has the spirit and potential to be a winner and with practice time now available and a pool they could be the surprise of the league Bowling MARRIED COUPLES Team Standings Twlggys Crowd 7 Puppets 7 The Swingers Rlnky Dinks 5 Do A Scot ties 3 Sharp Shooters Pussy Cats Gutter Rats Seven Rebels Top Averages Herrington234 N MacKinnon G Farrow S Swann221G Coullghan LADIES S Chaplin 217 Graham Rels 208 G Hooker High Scores Stan Swann 375 George Farrow 763 Nell MacKinnon 295 Gord Coullghan 284 Helen Farrow Roy Harder Harry JuddS75 Jim Lawrence 303 THE GEORGETOWN and District High School Senior Swim Team Front row from left Marie Milne Pauline Cathy Masson and Carolyn Ewen Back row from left Paul Carter Earl John and Drew Clarke alleyway MENSMAJOR High Triples D Rogers 302 346 J HHUerBM Pedulia Peacock R McGowan 201 Hall 313 B Hand 751 295 A C 277 B Bell 735 287 High Averages S Swann G Barber Bell McGowan B Hand C Peacock D Rogers 235 J Kennedy Harris 234 B Gourlle 233 HOOTENANNIES Teams Super Streakers Puppets 46 Star Gazers Misfits High Averages MEN S Williams E MacArlhuri97L WOMEN M Shlrreffs F McQuarrie A Williams 181 M Kltely M Symons High scorn S C Vemon tiger 219 M Shlrreffa 212 E MacArthur 278 GOLDEN AGE BOWLERS CLUB Nov 15 High Averages MEN J Zebedee A J Graham Real 193 Moss 186 LADIES Malsie Thompson 174 Myrtle 166 Kay 165 Barber 164 Muriel Millar 159 High Scores Jim Zebedee deserves Just out of the hospital Jim bowled three fine games and for a total Nice bowling Al Muriel Millar 508 Malsie Thompson 509 188 Team Standings Friendly Five Has Super Five 31 Gay Ones Happy Hoppera Gutter Snipes Hopeless Go Getters 10 WED LADIES EVENING OUT Pussy Kats Untouchables 17 Wines Wrecking Crew Day Dreamers Coffee Mates Night Hawks J Richardson 220 E Metier 199 S IBB Kosxlwka M Bingham 184 Mills 1B2 J Ross ID L McNellly 176 R GocUey M J Baker 174 Jackie Ross Marjorle Bingham 262 Eve Metier Joan Richardson 241 Carol Powell Maureen Slavin 230 Suzanne 233 Gloria 205 Mary Jane Baker Shirley Keees Helen Anderson 210 Rose Godley and Liz Georgetown men at OAASA By Peter On Saturday November 23rd I attended the rail meeting of the Ontario Minor Soccer Association In Toronto With me was Bryan Turner Chief Referee Also in attendance was Baddy Smedema president of the Georgetown Minor Soccer Association This was my first attendance at a meeting of this kind and my Immediate Impression was that Georgetown must have strong representation at all these meetings Decisions are being made by the OMSA which affects every boy playing minor soccer Representation In strength will preserve and promote the Interests of Georgetown Minor Soccer This meeting in particular provided In formation about a new provincial soccer program Structured on a regional basis the emphasis is to provide every opportunity to all boys to represent the province of Ontario me will soon provide more specific details on how Georgetown can participate Two reports were Included at this meeting by Haddy regarding the Eastern Canadian Finals and the Ontario Squirt Division Georgetowns participation in these areas was appreciated by the OMSA executive This type of Interest and effort from a member of our Association can only benefit minor soccer in our area and again hlghlltes the necessity of keeping In touch as much as possible to all affairs Minor soccer wanfs you By Harry President Georgetown MSA As advertised in our local newspapers on Sunday December the annual meeting of the Georgetown Minor Soccer will be held Community Centre 1 at in the morning It Is needless to say that It will be an important meeting and that It is In the best Interests of many Georgetown fathers and mothers to attend At least I like to think in terms of many people being interested in this meeting knowing that more than 1000 boys or girls took part in our program during 1974 and who knows what the In crease will be for 1975 If any of your boys or girls Intend to play soccer In 1975 this meeting should have you In attendance We are proud of the fact that we have good parental support 131 people are registered as paid members and have voting rights at this meeting More will have the opportunity to become a paid member before the meeting to be eligible to vote We are also proud to know that regardless how many people attend the association will have a full executive for 1975 Many soccer people have indicated they will be available for the executive of which some are executive members at the moment but It la up to the membership to elect the people of their choice will largely depend on them Soccer may be played during months only but it is up to the membership to elect the people of their choice 1975 will largely depend on them Soccer may be played during the summer months only but for the executive It Is a Job for 12 months of hard work A good number of proposed admendmenta and changes to the constitution were submitted by the membership an in dlcation of activity among soccer people Some of these proposed amendments will Involve you directly They deal with a second general meeting every year registration fees membership fees Interlocking soccer games players tutlon duration of games the event of a team winning a game by forfeit the event of a tie In final league point ding responsibility of coaches and managers Why dont you decide with us what is good or not good for our association Many more things will have to be discussed It may lead to restricted registration or coaches and managers to be registered first and registration of boys and girls later It will Involve and Peel Pine view and many more things We had more than 120 coaches and managers and more people working In many committees during 1974 We may need many more for bo I can only say your at tendance will be appreciated and Is necessary to make the 1975 season a success were third in the 150 metre medley relay Sue Norton was third in the metre breast stroke while Martha placed fifth Heather Clarke turned In the beat Junior Performance when she placed first in the 50 metre backstroke Team mate Val Phillips placed in this same event Cameron Robinson placed third in the boys metre backstroke In the girls metre freestyle SharonEames placed sixth and Diane Strachen second Eddie Van Ravens was third in the boys metre freestyle while teammate Cameron Robinson came in fifth The girls 200 metre freestyle team did well as they picked up a second in this event Members of the relay team did well as they picked up a second In this event Mem hereof the relay team included Sue Norton Heather Clark Jenny Thompson and Diane Strachen Paula Stewart was also a member of the Junior team IH lit vj 8776901 MINOR SOCCER ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING 30 a SUNDAY DEC 1st 1974 CEDARVALE COMMUNITY CENTRE Anyone Interested in Soccer is GOODYEAR Suburbanite 78 wmnwMis 95 for pitting it GEORGETOWN ST or BUILD YOUR HALLIDAY HOME OR COTTAGE NOW For a limited time only you can save up on any of Halliday s 157 Home or Collage Models See us now lor details Ask our Price Freeze Program too where you order now tor 1975 delivery and pay 1974 prices All homes meet or exceed NHA and VLA specilicalions HALLIDAT HOMES DISPLAY MAPLE AVE BURLINGTON Burlington Sir ANNOUNCEMENT HALTON REGIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL In cooperation with the Halton Regional Police announces the following safety programs for the protection of our community SCHOOL PROGRAMS will Include Pedestrian Safety Bicycle Safety Winter Safety Stranger Program WE GRATEFULLY acknowledge the following organizations in supporting our Community Safety Programs THE HAMILTON AUTOMOBILE CLUB provides material and financial assistance for the operation of school patrols covering elementary schools In Halton Region A total of crossings or school bus routes involving school patrol students protecting In excess of 37000 children a day IN THE YEARS the school patrols have operated In the Halton Region there has never been an accident or THE HAMILTON Automobile Club also provides a complete traffic safety program for each school year for the teachers to follow up the programs presented by your Police Safety Division THE ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE with the cooperation of the Halton Regional Safety Council presents Elmer The Safety Elephant for safety programs for elementary schools Safe Bicycling Training programs Defensive Driving Courses for experienced drivers Courses on Baby Sitting as well as cooperating with the Ministry of Transportation and Communications and supporting their various Traffic Safety Programs made available to the Province IT IS OUR FIRM BELIEF that no one program or single organization can accomplish safety In our community It Is a team effort and with your help these safety programs will be successful Mrs Edna Johnstone Chairman Safety Council Chief of Police fere