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Page THE HERALD Wednesday Deeemberia lM A super competition en thused one spectator and that might just be an un The Georgetown Figure Skating club hosted the annual Interclub competition Ibis post Sunday and the grace beauty and talent of the area figure skaters combined to provide an exciting and en afternoon for all who the event The organization of the event was first rate and at the enthusiasm of the audience was reminiscent of the spirit seen at athletic contests Each com peting team had Its supporters present and when their respective favorites took to the ice a rousing cheer arose The Georgetown team won the overall team contest with points Brampton was second with points Chlnguacousv Georgetown f in interclub laced third with 16 points and Credit finished fourth with points Congratulations are in order for Club President Ron Snow and special credit for the actual organization of the event la extended to Mrs Donna Massena In the National Badge test Cathy Smeaton of Georgetown was third Wendy Ebbcr of Brampton placed second and Pamela Sim of won top spot In the Mixed Dance Event Eddie Howard and the lovely Lana Ellison of Georgetown placed first Phillip Moore and Kim Browne of Brampton were second and Ron and Ann Griffith were third the PreJuvenlle class Georgetown took first and second spot Carol Anne was first while Janet Shepherd placed second Third place went to Miss Shelley Barge of Chlnquacousy In the Juvenile event top honors were gar nered by Ka thy of Port Credit Hayley of Georgetown came In second and Susan York of Port Credit was third In the division attractive Rene Pilots of Georgetown placed first Second place went to Sandra Elliot of Brampton while Debbie Taylor of chlnguacousy finished third Georgetown did not have any entrants In the Novice event Kathy of Brampton was first while second place was awarded to Kay Alien of Chlnguacousy The Girls Interpretive winner was Jane Kerry of Brampton while Sherry Smeaton of Georgetown placed second and Ellen DeCristoforo came in third The last event of the was the Boys In Paul Moore of Brampton captured first place David Watson of Georgetown placed second and Jeff Pearcy or Chlnguacousy took third place Once again congratulations to the Georgetown Club for their fine performance it be too long before we have a skater of national calibre to call our own EDDIE HOWARD and Lana Ellison of Georgetown captured the crowd a heart and first place honors in the mixed dance event at last Sunday a competition IN THE BEGINNERS free skating event Georgetown picked up a first and a third From left second place winner Hendry of first place winner Leslie of Georgetown and third place winner Michelle also of Georgetown RENE P1LOTE outclassed all her com titers In the pre novice event at last Sun day a competition DAVID WATSON of Georgetown finished second in the boys InlerpretTve left David Watson Paul Moore of Brampton second in the boys left David Watson and Jeff of Chlnguacousy event From Janet Shepherd and Carol Anne Lovell both of Georgetown and third place winner Shelley Barge of Chlnguacousy MR RON SNOW of the Georgetown Figure Skating Club proudly displays the winning team trophy to he audience The Georgetown club over clubs from rompton Port Credit and cousy Painful week for Rebels The flu and injury bug hit the Junior and Senior Rebels this past week and caused them to drop a double header to Bishop MacDonnell High School last Friday evening The Juniors Knicks open lead lost but their effort could only be termed disorganized Coach Murray Hall was absent along with Jim who la the heart of the team and floor Quarterback In addition two other starters did not play due to poor health For those Seniors who were in at tendance it was a Waling experience but one which could go a long way in developing team maturity if viewed in the right perspective The Senior Rebels lost In a game which saw both teama outclassed at times At one point the Rebels were down 10 but a big surge In third quarter saw them ahead by ten Fouls were what did the team in Top gunner Mark Relsa fouled out early the fourth quarter while two other Rebs accumulated four fouls each and were forced to watch a lot As with the Juniors die Senior Rebels were on the limp Granville McKenzie and Steve Burns both tore ligaments earlier In the week and will be out of action for at least a month This week the Junior and Senior Rebels will be travelling to Bramalea on Wednesday and on Thursday they will be hosting High School of alleyway The Knicks won an important four point game in last week action In the Hal ton Hiils Basketball Association They downed the second place Cougars and stretched their lead over this same club to six points John Shaw netted points for the Knicks High man for the Cougars was Fred Harris who dumped in 17 The Warriors who had been in third place moved Into a second place tie with he Cougars as they defeated tie cellar dwelling Celtics Bill Bingham was high scorer for the winners with points Rudy potted is for the losers The Braves moved into third with a win over the alters Tom Adams scored points in a winning effort while Jim scored a similar for the losers Next action takes place this coming Thursday at the The first gome starts at 7 GOLDEN BOWLERS High Avon get Ma tie Thompson Myrtle Zlllo 141 Kay SCORES A J USD Real J6J Moll Thompson 314 Team Stand Friendly Has S Super Five 33 Gay 0n Happy WEDNESDAY Standings Pussy I Super Streakers Star Biers Puppets Misfits Men Steve 333 Williams Colin Vernon Earl 1VB Lock re Stirrer 1S5 Women Madeleine IBS Audrey Williams Fran ISO Millie Mary 177 High Scores Steve Hoars col n Vernon Brian Will 3S2 Earl 61B 360 Audrey Williams 250 MEN MAJORS High Scores B Hand 2B3 K Ms J Kennedy J liter Peacock 75 323 S 743 2S4 Collgnan 368 C Hancock 256 A Edmunds Standings Meat Market Nook Prestons Groceries Park Toyota Nelson Real Estate Moss Pro Hardware Haulage Toilet Seats Golden Fish Chips 6 Pius High Averages Bell Barber S 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competitor for spots on the Central Ontario Bowlers Association COB A teams for the O Keefe Open came up with 30game total cores Which were good enough to them The action took place in four separate bowling centres over the past three Sundays The first week saw competition at Crystal Bowl and Brampton Lanes both In Brampton The second week bowlers met at Village Bowl in Misslssauga The final and deciding block of 10 games was held last Sunday at Georgetown Bowl In the women s division Georgetown proved to be the top shooter with total of Thais a average Georgetown Charlene also qualified among the women Her score of an placed her in sixth position for tba mad Anderson was the highest qualifier from Georgetown His score of placed him third Other qualifiers ram Georgetown were Jim Nicholson who placed fifth with and George Barber whose total put him Into ninth place A total of nine women and 10 men qualified forming three learns that will represent central Ontario In Ihree team events at 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