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just fall short All in the family THE GEORGETOWN YOUTH SOCCER CLUB held a late registration session Saturday afternoon at Gordon Memorial Arena and the family was out in force Flanked by Georgetown Youth Soc Club volunteer Kelly Herbert at left Kenny and Joey sign up for the upcoming soccer season while proud father Ken Sr looks on Kenny will suit up for the Minor Mosqulots while Joey registered for Minor Squirt Opening day for divisions in the Georgetown Youth Soccer Club is May 12 with games being played at Park According to executive members late registrations are still being accepted for all divisions and players are still needed to round out the Peewee and Bantam boys and girls divisions Further in formation on the Georgetown Youth Soccer Club can be obtained by contacting Paul Stubbins 8772692 BUI Harrison 8774501 or McNeiily 8771073 Herald Photo Bowling Report Top bowlers recognized By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor The Georgetown District High School badminton team reluctantly relinquished the HaUon Closed Badminton team champion ship to E C High School of Milton at the Halton Closed chain tournament staged last Thursday April at Lester B Pearson High School in Burlington The Rebels had won two con secutive Helton Closed badminton crowns and were gunning for their third straight an fourth in five years It was not to be however as E C Drury nipped the Rebel con tingent on points 22 to claim the championship silver award It is disappointing to lose the championship said coach Mavis ONeill but on the plus side it is encouraging to see the overall improvement in the calibre of play especially from the East Halton league standpoint The Halton Closed champion ships were limited to strictly high school trained athletes not af filiated with any clubs The Open championships are scheduled for this coming day again at Lester Pearson High School in Burlington and clubaffiliated athletes can com pete From this point on the provincial championships scheduled for the May weekend at a Toronto location individual and doubles competitiotf takes over from school team competi tion On the bright side the Rebels did qualify six competitors for the Halton Open event With only the top four in each category advancing to the Open competition Melanie Jans was second while Cindy Kallo cap tured third place in the Ladies Singles category According to coach ONeill it is doubtful that Jans will be able to compete in the Clos ed tournament because of squash championship committments Mike Bosnian and Chris Cam bouns placed second in Mens Doubles and advanced to the Open championships Also advancing to the Open event is the Rebels Mixed Doubles team of Julie Purvis and David Scida The Ladies Doubles team of Kel ly Cotton and Shern Nairn placed fifth in their event and wont be making the Halton Open trek Only the top four individuals and doubles teams advance to the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Con ference championships from the Open event The tournament Is scheduled for April 27 at Redeemer College in Hamilton the top two individuals and doubles teams earn the right to compete for provincial honors The B C Bowler of the Year Championships are taking place in the bouse round to qualify com for the zone and provincial rounds There is a Bowler of the Month declared for each of the months of September October December January February and March in the Bantam Junior and Senior divisions These are chosen whether boys or girls mostly based on with other outstanding scoring achievements also taken into count during that month In the peewee section the finalists were Michael Richard Gordon Everett Gordon Clarke Brendan Louth Sara Pegg and Ken Vidler Georgetown Bowler of the Year honor was won by Brendan Louth with a two game plus The runner up is Richard Gostlm with a plus The bantam division winner was Andrew Terrell with a plus of and Stuart Scotford as the runner up The junior section shaped up as a battle between Robm Zander and David Leslie with Geoffrey Beauparlant sniping at their heels The first game gave Leslie the lead with a plus 68 followed by Beauparlant plus 55 and Zander plus Then in the second Zander rolled a to pull In front of everyone with plus 164 Leslie fell back down with plus 89 and plus However in the last game David Leslie came through with a 233 game for a total plus 159 while Zanders 166 relegated her to runner up spot with a plus Beauparlant maintained third place with plus In the senior division Barry McLean rolled a triple of 710 for a plus 56 Bell ended runner up position with a plus 20 after bow ing a triple All the winners will be going on Apnl 29th at 9 a m to the zone finals in Bolton GEORGETOWN YOUTH BOWLING JUNIORS Chris Gostlin Robin Zander 596 Sharon Shapcott Richard Larocque Ryan Martin 189 Cindy Clarke Chris Wilkes 178 BANTAMS David Pegg 529 217 Paul Larocque 487 224 Stuart Matthew Walker Andrew Terrell Scott 429 Michel Arsenault Hollie Cairns 402 141 PEE WEES Sara Pegg Gordon Everett 382 Brendan Louth 155 Lindsay Edmunds 299 Michael Cluney Robert Bngden 262 Enc King 247 Jason Vaugban 243 Jason Dicks Ken Vidler 216 SMURFS Chris Styles 289 William Walker 288 116 Bndgen 98 Alex Foster 262 107 Jason 254 97 Melissa Kane 111 Vidler 229 86 McKee 220 82 Daniel Arsenault 211 Ryan Louth 79 GEORGETOWN HOTSHOTS MEN S LEAGUE Bill Lane 761 Bud Haines 756 G LEAGUE Ace Bailey SMITH and STONE LEAGUE Marg Brosseau WED MIXED LEAGUE Andy Parent 789 312 Ron Lacrosse association annual meeting The Acton Minor Lacrosse Association has scheduled its Annual General Meeting for Thursday May 10 7pm at the Acton Centre The association is hoping to attract more house league players in the yearsold age groups and more information on these age groups can be obtained by contacting Scott Lee Tyke and Novice practices are scheduled to begin next week at the Acton Community Centre More information on the Acton Minor Lacrosse Association can be obtained by contacting Wayne Young Duplicate Bridge Georgetown Branch 120 Royal Canadian Legion on Mill Street was the scene Monday afternoon of zone Contract Bridge competition as part of the Ontario Senior Games Broomhead teamed with Ruth and Doreen Morris teamed with Joan Carter to top the competition and gain berths the District Zone finals scheduled for May 22 in Burlington District winners will compete in London Aug and in Ontario Senior Games finals Open Duplicate Bridge competition resumes this Monday al the Georgetown Legion on Mill Street Put More Muscle in your advertising CALLUS TODAY 8772201 HALTON HILLS COLLISION ACTON CORNERS Georgetown Figure Skating Club Thank You Wed like to give acknowledgement and thanks to these fine businesses for their donations to the competition Kitchens of Sara Lee A 4 Engraving Trophies Dumpty Office Magic Unlaws Georgetown Knechtels Georgetown The Cookie Man Steve A P Georgetown Curwood Packaging Tavistock Cheese Blair Lalng G S S Office Supples Georgetown Del Maple Lodge Farms Stronco Show Services Ken Dimlck McDonalds Georgetown Wendys Georgetown Hilts I A Dairy Queen Georgetown Someplace Else Pizza Detghl Georgetown Miracle Food Mart Georgetown GerrieMcBride We thank you all We apologize to anyone overlooked in these credits We also wish to thank these businesses for their kind sponsorship of our ice time Paul Armstrong Insurance Curwood Packaging Someplace Else Country Broker Ltd Canada Ltd Restaurant Tavern Beaver Lumber Sunsweet Fund Raising Belt Canada Royal Canadian Legion Branch 120 Special thank you to Doug Vivian and his staff for their cooperation And finally a sincere thank you to our team sponsors Georgetown Lions Club Royal Canadian Legion Branch Georgetown