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lrlday April IBS the HERALD S Day of Champions awards Raiders nemesis advance defeat Thunder Bay now play for Eastern Canadian final The is North Store Itftcrmcdiate A champ ions downed Thunder Boy and now advance he Eastern Canadian semi fin Thunder Boy in a best of five tonight serin won lore games The Timmins team hosted while Thunder Bay look one In the Juienile Ms Ion Moil Valuable I layer honors went to Kick Don a a on of Jim steering Noel Sloyles of Roger s Shell won the Most Improved Player Scott from linger collected the The Lady went to Scott Osborne of the Junior Raiders Hook I of the Noel I at Tunnel Scott Osborne Hick Donaldson Herald photo Winning the Moat Improved Player for the late girls was Michelle while teammate Carolyn rasby won the Valuable I layer award or the Senior girls Pam Kent captured the Most Improved player trophy and 1 lia Mien collected the Most Valuable player award Seen above are I isa Allen left and arolyn Herald photo Master bowling Continued from Page HIGH SINGLES 1st game Wendy Chnpln hi Chaplin 3rd game ItogcrCtrvais game SI- AWARDS Hots High Single pins over average plus Park Royal Georgetown Games pins over average Hon Churchill plus Milton Hoys High loui Ted iris High Single I pins er average DobbicLane Georgetown Girls High Slngleflat 313 Park Hoy a I Girls High Four flat the Tyke Division Scott McGulgan of Armstrong won the Most aluable Player while David rm won the Most Improved Player Herald photo East beats West in Hal ton Classic 1 riday the best of East met the best of West In high school basketball a Hal ton classic The eastern all were coached by Georgetown District High School On Locking team were Bob from and Shawn Hull from Georgetown The team from Hie Last won the gome handily 114 but not before the West put up a spirited fight According to lacking the game was basically even especially until Two llalton Hill basketball all start Shawn Hull from Georgetown and Bob McClure from Acton helped the fast division to a win over the Wat Ike Classic basketball game last Friday loach Morcly Let king from Georgetown District High School was the coach of the Coach decided to change tactics and go with fast breaks and pick up the tempo The strategy by seemed to work as the East pulled ahead of the West Both players from Hills had good games Bob netted eight points while Shawn Hull hit the hoop for six points The East worked well a team but had some good individual performances from some of the players Mike from Perdue collected points for the Eustand the Most Valuable Tony from I Park had another strong game with points for the East During their three practices coach had his team work on two simple offences to allow the players some flexibility but still positioned them in basic areas rage Humphries plus 134 Georgetown GUIs High r our Games Blue Fins This past weekend eight swimmers from Ihe Halton Hills Blue Fins attended the three day Team Championship held in The Blue tins with their small numbers did extreme ly well The girls and year old free style relay won a medal while the medley relay team in the age group placed fifth In the Bantam division from Criterion won the Most Valuable Player award Robert liagan from won the Most Improved Player award with Peter of T The Lady went to Howard McCarthy of Plumbing Die Rookie award was won by Shawn Coffey of Criterion Carpets Seen here are to Hob llagen Howie McCarthy Peter ken Shawn Coffey Herald photo Other award winners In Major Pee Wee division Mike Tyler from Joe ulf won the Most Valuable I layer award Cleaners won the Most Improved player while George Kent from Nell Music won the trophy The Byng trophy went to John from Hash Tail Herald photo Sports in brief In the Major Division Jeff of the Kinsmen collected Most Valuable Player Award Ian Callaway from Twin Windows collected the Most Improved award while Thorn and lumsden of the Kinsmen shared the Veiino The Lady flyng went to Rob Jlckling from Superior while the Rookie the Year went to Harvey Martin Seen here are Back How I to Ian Callaway Rob Jlckling Martin ronl Row Leslie I JeffDuguay Thorn RICHS SERVICE CENTRE LTD Hwy East of Acton Womens soccer Registration response has been most encouraging so far this year but openings still exist for girls born In 1973 and 1974 and 19G7 and 1SGS Anyone within these age groups wishing to play soccer this ycor is asked to contact Mrs J at or Mrs S Remedies at For girls born in 1974 openings only exist on girls squirt teams and not on the optional mixed mini soccer teams Girls teams play out of town cams as well as those in Georgetown although these are not representative teams At present there are over girls registered making up two squirt our atom live mosquito four pee wee two teams and it is hoped that with more girls in the 73 and age groups all teams will field enough players have a successful year Date for Bantam wrestlers Tie Ontario Bantam Wrestling Championships for boys 13 and 14 years old will be held 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Ottawa Timmins won the OHA championship list year when they beat Dundas but were then defeated by In the next round In the Thunder Bay Tlmmtns Thunder Bay complained Georgetown did about the problems with handling the puck In a small arena However Timmins coach Is looking forward to playing In larger arena because he soys he has a team of fast skaters Tim will be without who broke his leg in the second game Jerry a former Winnipeg Jet who was less than spectacu or in the Georgetown Tim mlns series has come through for in the last series and scored six goals in four games for Timmins 15 GUARANTEED 0 INVESTMENT CERTIFICATE Rates Subject to Change TWO OH FIVE YEARS ANNUAL INTEREST PAYMENT STANDARD TRUST 8 Main Street South Brampton Can t get here We make house calls MANAGER LARRY ALDEBERT Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation TICKETS 1 Provincial SWEEPSTAKES SUPERIOR AUTO TRUCK Canida Ruit Protection Specialists Comptotaur clean and mors MOUNTAINVIEW 1B10 TAYLOR AUTOMOTIVE COMPLETE 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