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Georgetown young bowlers pin-pop zone challengers by Pete Williams The final week of the Y.B.C. National Championships Zone Finals produced three gold and three silver medals for Georgetown young bowlers. On Saturday, the junior boys’ team came from behind in their last game to a gold medal finish in the Central Ontario finals at Bramalea. The second and third place teams were only five and two pins behind. What a finish!! It really was a team effort by Andrew Terrell, Adam Scuralli, David Pegg, Paul Larocque and Michel Arsenault. Their coach, Gord Lane, gave the team a week off before starting preparation for the Provincial Championships on March 21. The same day, the bantam girls’ team started tied with Brampton for first place, fell behind after the second game but fought back in Carolyn McNei by Ruth Taylor Goalie throw-ins can be haz- ardous to your health. Being hit on the head with a goalie throw can be a part of the game, as the red and blue teams discovered this week. In indoor soccer, goalies to not dropkick the ball. The ball, howev- er is softer than the black and white outdoor ball. Little Red Devils goalies managed to get the ball to teammates who then kicked many shots at the opposing blue team, but blue goalie Carolyn McNeil caught them all, including one that bounced off the wall behind the net. She had to snag this one from over her shoulder. _ _ With help from teammate Katie Morris in the first half, the blue team held the Little Devils to a utout. Blue player Becky scored one against the red team with a tip into the edge of the net off the goalie’s knee in the sec- ond half. The result was 1-0 for the blue team. ‘Jen Tremblay was busy shooting and Lisa Campbell was busy catch- ing for the Little Devils. Paula Gougeon and Courtney Evers- Jordan were shooting hard for the blue side, after being hit with the same bouncing ball by a Little Devil. In the first minute of play, yellow player Stephanie Lefebvre scored for her side when they played the purple team. The action in this game was near the exit doors of the gym as players tried to clear the ball to center court. Purple. players Katherine Tuitman and Kathy Irwin spent time digging the ball out from the corners and away from yellow players Kerri Neilsen and Alison Hawes. the second half Stephanie Lefebvre kicked one out of the left field to score another goal for the yellow side. Faith Malinosky then kicked one in for the purple team and the score was 2-1. A nice shot by purple team and the score was 2-1. A nice OPEN BOWLING A iN) BOWLING LANES call ‘stool 01-48) exes Uae | the third game to win silver, just 15 pins from the gold. It showed fine spirit by Sara Pegg, Heather Pollock, Reanne Inglis, April Everingham and Kelly Klimsiak with their coach Carolyn Lane. The bantam boys’ team dupli- cated the girls team stand, also fin- ishing with a silver medal. Coach Brinley Hole said that although bowling above average, the boys could not come up with the extra pins needed in the third game. Thus, it was a silver for Gordon Everett, Shane Mandarino, Brendan Louth, ee Rodgers and Michael Clune: bowling the highest game for their event, 1007, were bested by Brampton and settled for silver. It was a splendid display for Janice Somers, Lynn Moreland, Jennifer Doyle, Heather Sanderson and Monica Beauparlant with coach Wendy Parent. The senior girls directed by Dee Dee Haynes, won their division by 171 pins over Streetsville. Sharon Shapcott led with a 709 triple while Sherry Walsh came up with a 307 high game followed by Tanya Martin, Christina Lane and Laura Doyle for a total of 3223 ins. With the senior girls cheering them on, the senior boys came on Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, February 24; 1993 — Page 15 Mutual makes saving for retirement less taxing ¢ Personal service z * Secure, financially sound company ¢ Many investment options like block-busters, swamping all opponents with a 3300 total win and a more than 300 pin margin. In another week coach Ralph Miller will have his champs, Joe Robichaud, ae Dinney, Ryan Martin, David Leslie and Shawn Morley also cheating up for the provincials. Sunday proved eae fruitful for Georgetown bowlers. The senior girls’ team and the senior boys’ team captured the gold. The junior girls, although | tough to beat ¢ Leader in retirement planning Take Kole) aeetelorer=\ g shot by Purple player Trisha Edwards in the last minute of play was called back because of the The tournament director and Central Ontario contingent con- troller for the provincial champi- onships, Andy Parent, said that Georgetown outdistanced all cen- We make investing easy. BRIAN GOODIET cw, crc. | goalie crease rule. Leandro Sperduti refereed. Scriptum erratum: In the first ame of the season, Kristina Zelek should have been credited with her first goal of the season. tres by collecting nine medals out of:11 possibles. The total was four gold, four silver and one bronze. The other two possibles were in fourth position, knocking on the fe mv door. MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION Location: Acton Community Centre ACTON Date: February 27, 1993 spect Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. : Fees: $65.00 Baseball (per player) $35.00 T-Ball (per player) or or Mail form below to Deliver to Acton Minor Softball Association Jennifer Wells (President) P.O. Box 433 20 Mill St. W., Acton, Ontario Acton, Ontario L7J 2M6 L7J 1G4 Please Print Player's Name: Address: Phone #: Postal Codegs "ie a te (Copy of Birth Certificate Req'd) Birth Date: No. of Years Played: Position Played: O Pitcher Catcher © Other: Preference: O Hardball OC Softball IN CASE OF EMERGENCY CALL: (Someone other than yourself) Name: Phone: Day Night Dr. Name: Phone: Ontario Health Card #: Medical Problems or Allergies: CONSENT FORM ; | hereby certify that | am the parent/g 1 of , who is under 18 years name of player of age and | hereby consent to any emergency medical procedures which may be deemed necessary by a licensed medical practitioner as a result of his/her involvement in a sport activity. Signature of Parent / Guardian: Date: BINGO DATES AVAILABLE TO HELP PLEASE CHECK DATE AND SOMEONE WILL CONTACT YOU. OMAR12 OAPRY OMAY7 QJUN11 QJUL9 OAUG13. OSEPT10 DOCT8 ONOV12 ODEC 10 FORMS TO BE RETURNED ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 27TH, 1993 LATE FEE OF $20.00 WILL BE CHARGED FOR LATE REGISTRATION N MINOR SOFTBALL - HARDBALL REGISTRATION FORM - 1993 | I 1 1 Low_—----~---—