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THE HERALD May MS football program may fold if helmets unsafe By BILL HUMPHREYS The ale of the GDHS Rebel football team la still up in the air until tests being conducted Waterloo University on the football helmets arc completed According head of physical education Fred tests arc being done on several schools football helmets to see If they ore sate enough to use CONCERN Football over the years has a growing concern to many because of the injuries The Rebels do have 12 helmets that are safety approved however they need approximately helmets to complete a team roster It oil boils down to the Rebels ploying this year or not playing The problem that faces the junior and senior squads is that if the helmets arc found to unsafe then it is possible that football will be cancelled because there Is not enough money to buy IB new helmets plus an ad 30 for the junior Results from Waterloo have been delayed because the machine they are using broke down but according to they should hear early this week At the last meeting of Ho It on Board of Education a request to the executive committee for to for new helmet for area schools was denied Women Wyoming was the first state to allow women Hie right to vote David Watson wins gold medal members of the figure Skating Club look pari in the annual Scarborough ion over weekend This is verypopu A lar competition attracting Quebec the United Slate and all over Ontario fifteen year old Walson came away with Ihor GOLD medal for his collection by finishing first in llic NOVICE MENS COMPETITIVE category Young JENNIFER made a tine show by finishing at the top of her flight of 14 skaters in the JUVENILE LADIES Jennifer then the finals where she plated Fourth out of ten Tammy Morrow another Georgetown skater com pelcd in the Pre juvenile lad category finishing see nnd In her flight of skaters Tammy competed in the fin and finished ninth Twelve year old Tanya oho made a fine impression by finishing sec in her flight of 13 skaters in I he Novice ladies caleg then advanced to the finals where she placed of skaters her own skaters part wen lliwkiru Pre Juvenile Lad 10s Kirslen Novice lidic Competitive Melissa Pre Juvtmlc Ladies Cathy Smcaton Novice tad ies12andl31 Leah Novice Ladies ill and under Sandra Novice Ladies Stephen Novice Mens A Mark Snow Junior Mtns Kaihy Juvenile Ladies Karen Sparkes Junior Ladies and Ladies Stephen Judy Dance RYDERS TV sales service in m TOSHIBA QUASAR All Colour sets mo mm Warranty or mo Georgetown Acton id surrounding area MOORE PARK PLAZA Want a thick healthy beautiful lawn Lawn a mats service takes the pains out of growing a beautiful lawn This complete four time round lawn main nance service includes ridding your lawn of weeds crabgrass chinch bugs sod grubs fungus and other problems It also includes seeding fertilizing aerating and rolling which arc absolutely necessary healthy lawn And most important we guarantee our service What if you want to try us We have a special GET ACQUAINTED OFFER It includes power rolling power aerating fertiu2ingandoversecdmgllb ft ftoflawn one application only- each additional 1 sq ft For a lawn analysis GAIL NOW Lawnamarcpcfe Be ready for MIRACLES GRAND OPENING IN GEORGETOWN MAY 30th Get your MIRACARD now Shopping is convenient and so easy with a MIRACARD your own che que cashing identification card that lets you pay by personal cheque for your purchases at Miracle Food Mart It also serves as your regular identification card for cashing other cheques such as payroll government money orders certified and travellers cheques at the Miracle Store where your care was issued Stop by your new Miracle Food Mart store on Guelph St May 10 May 25th pm 6 pm Monday Friday Apply for your own per sonal MIRACARD Sneak a peek at the new store Say hello to Bob Dudgeon Store Manager Staff And be ready to take advantage of the Miracle Advantage when the doors open on May 30th miracle An all Canadian Company