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The Herald Third Front Wednesday Jane The fullsize paper reaching more than 12600 homes in Halton Hills 14 Rebels qualify for OFSAA A record fourteen George town athletes will compete in the Track and Field Championships this coming weekend at Sudbury Lauren University as a result of the fine performance at Sal urdays Regional Meet Georgetown entered in Ihe meet which together competitors from the Georgian Bay Southern Ontario Athletic As sociotions in the hunt for right to advance to It also represented the most challenging test to which the upstart Rebel squad has been exposed year In previous years town competitors needed only to place among top three in the Peel meet in order to qualify for OFSAA but changes In the Provincial As social Ion policy has made the feat that much more difficult with the advent of the Regional meet Despite only three days rest between meets and facing stiff com pelt ling Rebels still man aged to qualify fourteen com for OFSAA in ten separate events Rebels Ian Clark led all qua lifer n Ihe long distance events with clear cut victories In the Midget boys and metre races Victorious in the metric mile in a time of four minutes seconds Ian outdistanced his nearest competitor by more than metres while In the 3000 the margin was closer to half lap as he won in a time of nine minutes five seconds Cathy pulled away from ire pack in the final two taps win in fine style the Senior Girls metres in a time of four minutes sec- Two of the four Georgetown Relay learns were successful in their bid to go lo OFSAA The Junior Girls metre lie lay squad of McLaren Heather Clarke and Claire qualified as result of their second place showing in which they attained a of 1 seconds The Mtdgct Girls Re lay team third in their race also earned the right to go to Thai team is made up of Grossman Janlne and Tina G all of whom are going to the Provincial meet for the first time Several other Rebel athletes fell just centimetres and lions of seconds short of an OFSAA berth The 4x100 Mid get Boys Relay team of Steve Clark Brian Edgar Jeff pel and Jeff failed to qualify fay a mere one tenth of a second the margin between third and fourth place Hurdler Janlne Tetrault and sprinter Jeff missed In races by one of a second while Pauline Cathy Clark Bryan Justice Jeff Gimpel and the Senior Girts Relay team also just fell short of berths in their events For the team however the meet was a milestone as Rebel athletes showed a level of consistency never before seen In track cams The team has attained depth go with their ng of out standing individual perform A strong showing this year by tttc Midget team and the arrival of athletes such as Bryan Justice and Peter Rio ter from other schools has done much to improve the overall strength on the team The convincing manner in which the team performed must also add credence to he training program implement by coaches Donna Metcalfe and Karen not to mention the sixty athletes who committed themselves to that program The 14 qualifiers leave Thursday night by bus for Sudbury where they will compete on Friday and Salur Rebels win Haltons COLIN GIBSON EDITOR Atom Ram player Steve Wilson lets go a vicious shot In last Thursday game against The Rams failed to break Into the win column in three last week however they showed a definite porvement In ploy Rams drop three but play improves The Acton Rams of the OLA Central Ontario Junior Division saw action three cs last week and although ihe Rams fa led to break Into the win column their play showed a marked on earlier showings Last Thursday at home the Rams dropped 17 decision to Rexdale and the play hardly rated raves They ap peared confused on offense and t working cohesive ly as an attacking t These problems allowed lo open up a first period lead and the Rams fortunes went II from here led 12 j after two periods and Rams in the f frame for the 7 w n The Rams picked up 47 minutes in penalties to but 22 minutes for Rexdale but Rams problem in this area centred around one player Kent Kentcr received a total of penalty minutes and was ejected from the game In one of lheir wiser moves the club has since released Kevin Mnrcoux netted three goals and picked up pair of assists while single goals were notched by Gary George Fred Allen and Steve Wilson Graham Wilson was In nets for Ihe loss but played ably considering the porous defence He also picked up three assists Things started to turn a round for the Rams on day night in Al though Huntsville won Ihe game 1915 the Acton crew took them to overtime before The Rams led 54 after one period but suffered a bit of a letdown Huntsville rebound to lead 107 alter two periods The Rams rallied lo 7 In third and this sent the game into overtime Overtime might not have been necessary had the Rams not failed to capitalize on two breakaways in the dying minu of regulation lime lluntsv lie got Ihe win by the Rams in the overtime frame but the Rams gained a moral victory if else by their fine showing George found the sco ring touch against he netted seven goals Steve Wilson got the ha trick while Kevin Marcoux scored twice Larry Kurtz and Gary Delong were the other Ram marks Although scoring statistics were not available for he Rams 9 loss lo on Monday night reports from the game indicate that the Rams continued with their improved play The game was close all the way and in fact there was little to choose bet ween the I wo teams The Rams will search for their first win this week as they see action twice On Sun day they journey to Mlssissau Tuesday hey travel to Bolton Hillsburgh Seniors topple Georgettes The Georgettes have but one game slated for this week his coming Monday game time a 30 m at the Fairgrounds they play host to Hornby Run around By DREW CLARKE Rain or shine the Track and Field com has proven beyond a doubt that this year at least they arc the best In County At Centennial Stadium last Tuesday Rebel athletes overcome both the elements and the competition by other Peel and schools to amass points and emerge overall Hal ton team champions Individually Georgetown a I shone selling three more County records and n a total of events to qualify members of heir for the Reg Georgetown also won the Girls division with points as the strongest track team to dale snapped a seven time Burlington Nelson stranglehold on the County title The Rebel squad which car ricd a 34 point lead into day action after dominating Ihe distance events the ious Thursday at Sheridan up where they left off lo win by a margin of points over runners up The victory was In Itself an Indication of the great prog made by Coaches Met and Cosgrove and the team compared with last year edition which finished seventh in the same champion ships Even the coaches were surprised by the heroics of their charges having had only figured them for a strong second or place finish Among the surprises was Jeff upset first place finish in the Midget 100 metres and Ilaylcy Quinn s performance as a substitute on the Junior girls Relay squad which helped qua them for the Three more records were established by Rebel leles Tuesday Pete Kipfcrs time of 15 seconds In the jump and Jeff Gimpel leap of 174 metres Ifive foot eight inches In Widget Boys high Jump were all new standards Other Georgetown tors tying for the Region meet by virtue of first place finishes In the two days of competition were in Midgets Ian Clark and and Jonlnc Tclrault thur dies In ore Bruce Mcln tyre 1500 Jennie Thorn pson 1500 Ross Jeffreys dies Bryan Justice Meredith McLaren hurdles and the Girls Relay team and In Seniors Cathy Clark Pauline Heaton and the Girls 4x400 Relay team Also qualifying for the Reg with second place were Midgets Jon She Cross mo n discus Craig McLaughlin Polevault Chris Girls and both Midget Relay teams Juniors Heather Clarke long jump Arnold Bryan Justice and he girls relay team and In seniors Cathy Clark and Pauline John 800 Joe Ibuk Steve Rob bins Hurdles high Jump Hayley hurdles third in their events and Sue Alexander fourth in Senior rls metre also qual fled for the The two teams once again expected to view for the Ladles Softball League title the Georgetown Armstrong Georgettes and the Seniors clashed in George town on Monday night and defend league champion ships Seniors show ed just a I more depth In posting a 12 win Two innings spelled Ihe dlf in the Georgetown loss as Hillsburgh counted five times In Ihe opening frame and six times in the third Inning to The Georgettes however lo their credit kept pecking away and by the sixth Inning had narrowed lead lo 129 This was as close as they were able to get Mary Weltering and d d most of the damage Palli slugged a home run a double and a single while Mary laced out a triple double and single Rhonda Carney was credited with win she needed relief help from Marilyn Eagles who tossed part of the sixth and the last Inning Metier started the game for Georgettes and was charged with loss Mau Gcrth came on In relief in Ihe first inning and hurled the remainder of the game For the Georgettes Pot Wood was the big hilter belt log out four safeties In five trips to the plate Including a triple D Marshal and Maureen each got a pair of nils Senior Boys Hurdles WUC metres in Midget Girls long QUALITY CARPET the LOWEST PRICE l KOSSIKY- and VINYL FLOORING HEARING AID CENTRES Mar Up hie Optical Marketplace Plaia ITT ACTON Main St IK Mil Having A Hearing Problem Problems With Your Hearing Aid Mr Burke will In Friday do noon HEARING AID SERVICE CORRECTION Cross Canada Sale We apologize to our customers but due to circumstances beyond our control the LLOYDS AC DC CASSETTE RECORDER advertised on Page of Cross Canada Sale Circular Is not available for this sale J GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN MARKET CENTRE Armour win team event Mkc 9 iron thai nlo the cup from his partner John Armour drive on the 2nd hole at Georgetown Golf and Country Club set the pair well on way to in Club opening Tour on May The Men a Two ball In which two man teams hit alternate shots was held In cooler and windier weather than the members had become accustomed The weather did not affect Armour and Picked who shot eight over Others who fared well in the wind were Dave Deadder and Mike Krosnoion who finished 2nd 3 strokes back at and Sieve Simon Terry who finished 3rd win MENS NIGHT Terry leads the 1 eld with on the Wed Men Night rat Scries with weeks to go Terry has hod two consecutive 2nd place finishes to move him past previous nightly winners Mike Clarke Jim Kennedy and Frank The winner of the ret series will qualify for the Men Night Playoff in September The weekly winners in this competition gel vouchers for use in the Proshop and earn points for the current series Bingo Bango Bungo The North golf club ladies played Bingo Bango last Tuesday May and over the IB holes the winners Included Moncton Mory and Eunice Irene won In the nine hale section tenant Jim a scout with the Toronto Blue Joys who teaches at Public School conducted 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