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GMHA positions need to be filled The Georgetown Minor Hockey Association annual meeting has been scheduled for May 14 m at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena A number of positions on the association executive need to be filled because of resignations for various reasons and nominating commit tee chairman Wayne Pries is hoping that people wishing to join the Georgetown Minor Hockey Association executive make their wishes known to him as soon as possible For information on the procedure involved in running for a position with the it is suggested that interested parties contact Wayne at 8778592 Those interested in filling the vacated GMHA executive positions will complete the second year a twoyear term of office Georgetown Minor Hockey Association has scheduled registra dates for all players on March 24 p m March 28 7 m and April p at Gordon Memorial Arena Rebel strikers finish fourth By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor The Georgetown District High School Rebels senior girls volleyball team capped an ex season of competition by climbing to number four in the pro vince following play in the provin cial interscholastic championship tournament staged last Thursday and Friday in Mississauga Sixteen teams in four pools com peted in the tournament and the Rebels entered play rank sixth in the province on the strength of Halton and Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference championships The GHAC touma ment championship was the OF qualifier for the Rebels The OFSAA championship title was won by Kitcheners Forest Heights High School who defeated Gordon Graydon High School 1715 and 1511 in the gold medal bestof three match The Rebels laid claim to the number four provincial ranking by advancing to the bronze medal bestof three match against J Brennan High School of Windsor The Rebels fell 153 154 to F J Brennan but could not be denied the number four ranking spot in the province In pool play the Rebels defeated Toronto Madonna and Peter boroughs Adam Scott high schools but lost to eventual provincial finalist Gordon Graydon High School The two wins moved the Rebels against East York High School with the winner advancing to medal play The Rebels defeated East York but the triumph represented both the high point and the low point for GDHS in tournament play East York had entered the pro vincial championship tournament ranked fourth provincially so the Rebel triumph was seen in some quarters as a bit of an upset Unfortunately Julie Ross in dispensable for her strong net play and all round competitiveness in her back in the match after crashing into the bleachers to save a loose ball and was forced to the sidelines for the balance of touma play In the championship semifinal game the Rebels lost to eventual provincial champion Forest Heights High School 158 156 to relegate the GDHS team to the bronze medal match against Brennand High School REBEL ROSTER Coach Bevin Clark Assistant coach Neil Cotton Players Sarah Julie Ross Jen Irwin Anna Toone Cave Natalie Kelly Cotton Kim Col lison Holly Sones and Lisa Carter HALTON HILLS COLLISION RR 1 ACTON ONT 8532860 Your Opinion Counts THE FRENCH LANGUAGE POLICY REVIEW COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION invites submissions from the community on French Language Policy Issues This committee of the Board is reviewing the current French Language Policy and expects to make a report to the Board by November Specifically input is welcomed from groups and individuals on policy issues concerning Core French Early and Lale Immersion Those wishing to make submissions to the French Policy Review Committee should telephone Fenton 3353663 Extension no later than March 26 to receive guidelines for a submission andor a presentation Purine Excellence Through Control imem and Service Pat Chair of the Board Bob Williams Director of Fducation EDUCATION LETS THE HERALD Mutt IM Page it Bowling report Female bowlers hit high road Another Georgetown team hits the high road of competition On Saturday in Guelph the local female bowlers topped all zone competitors in the National Classified Championships The team of Helen Humphreys Marlyn Stevens Debbie Hole Peggy and Liz Gillham captured first place and will now go on to the Regional Finals Of course their eyes are set on the trip to the National Finals in Ed monton in May The mens team of Brinley Hole Norm White Larry Louth Jim Cluett and Charles Simpson were only able to place third The second team led by Paul Chaplin with Gerry Bos Aureho Garcia Darren Deforest and Joe Foster were at the top of the stan dings at the start but fell back to sixth position The second ladies team were unable to produce a drive to the top Ed- wardson Brown van and Zander however did make a creditable showing COMING EVENTS March IS and 17 Y B C Steps To Stardom Provincial Finals Senior boys team Junior girls team and Bantam girls singles March 25 O V Sunbowl Regional Finals Sharon Anderson and Barry March 31 National Classified Regional Finals Georgetown ladies team GEORGETOWN YOUTH BOWLING SENIORS Chris 286 Tracy Ball David Ridley Robert Harrison Tracy Weeks Ed Doyle Brian Bell 249 Laura Doyle 604 JUNIORS Ryan Martin 220 Brian Hayes 587 229 Robin Zander David Leslie 577 205 Alain 573 218 Sharon Shapcott Tonya Morris 215 BANTAMS Paul Larocque 248 Matthew Walker 196 Stuart Scotford Andrew Terrell David King 414 156 Hollie Caims 396 Nan cy 395 Danny Morris 388 Lynn 173 Bryan Foster David Michael Cluney 350 154 Richard Gostlin 125 Gordon Everett 290 Cory Latimer 282 118 Ken Vidler 281 109 Cathy Sara 242 96 Eric King 234 Brendan Louth 222 Jason Dicks SMURFS Alex Foster Chris Styles 80 Natalie Larocque 248 Jason Michelle Laroche Melissa Kane 239 89 Lisa Clarke 87 Jamie 229 89 Gordon Clarke 73 William Walker Daniel Arsenault 20270 GEORGETOWN HOT SHOTS MENS LEAGUE- Paul Chaplin 713 276 Bud Haines 242 TUES NITERS Hole Bob Normore728 271 N1TE SOCIAL Bill King 745 286 Sandy Weeks 738 WED NfTE MIXED Joe Drake 757 Andy Parent 707 Gary Louth 702 LEAGUE Sam Holmes SOCIAL 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