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Wednesday March l7JPije7 AllOntario for GDHS wrestlers In the season bore full fruit this past weekend In London as the Georgetown team won the All Ontario Team Championship Nine wrestlers made the trip to London and of the nine six placed in the top five This was enough to guarantee Georgetown the team crown According to coach McKay all the boys who made the trip acquitted themselves well and did a fine Job With a few more breaks the team and certain wrestlers could have done slightly better but in nigh pressure competition things do not always go as planned Eric Fobert Is the AllOntario Champion in the 130 lb class and was never seriously challenged In any of his mat Dave Patterson at BO lbs Rick at lbs Pat Fobert 12 lbs and BUI Bradley at lbs all were forced to accept runnerup spots Wayne Martin placed fifth in the Hi lb weight class Pat In his first taste of Alt Ontario competition did extremely well and Rick Rodgers who had the misfortune to come up against last years champion In the tournament AU the top wrestling school in Ontario were represented and congratulations ore low Martin and Bob McKay who nursed the team along all season at the proper pace and whose attitude and coaching philosophy Is moat responsible for bringing the AllOntario laurels to rest In Georgetown TEAM CHAMPIONS FOR 1M5 The wrestling team won this honor this past weekend In London The team that participated in the Included kneeling from left Dave Rick and Brian back row from left coach Bob McKay Pat Wayne Martin Andy Comman Eric John Pendergast coach Lew Martin and Pete Hurley Rebs wow their followers eliminate Rams By Colin Glbioo Sports Editor was an the Old South would have loved Rebel flags and pennants were waving Rebel yells split the air several Confederate campaign hats were In evidence and the finishing touch was added by an en thus las brass band A Georgetown rerun of Gone With The Wind Not likely but definitely on event of almost equal proportion The GDHS Senior Rebels faced elimination last Tuesday in a sudden death semi final contest against the M M Robinson Rams of Burlington Even hough the Rebs had defeated the Rams earlier in the year Coach Jim was not taking this contest lightly The earlier encounter had been won by the Rebels by one small point and the Rams top player Gord Mc Niece had not played The Rams brought along approximately 100 supporters however the students picked up the challenge and packed the gym to lend vocal support to their favorites As one teacher commented This is the most support we ve had and the most spirit that has been shown in three years The Rebels rose to the oc cas ion and put down the bat tling Rams 63 It was a close game throughout and the Rebels almost blew It in the opening quarter by playing A timid Ineffective ball the Rams had a comfortable 168 lead and clearly dominated Clay Then as so often happens i sports the Rebels made a complete about face and look control of the game With to go in the hall the Rebs hit high gear Both teams were playing tight defence but the Rebels shooting and rebounding were clearly superior in thai three- minute span Georgetown held Coach Costlgan called a the Rams to one point while timeout to calm his players down and the talk must have tied at the half The had a soothing effect as the question on everyones mind Rebels returned to the floor was whether the Rebels could more confidence and continue their pace in the controlled play until the final second half or would they sounded The Rama revert to their early first and especially McNiece quarter To the be full marks for relief of the Georgetown sup- their effort Although they porters the Rebs came out outplayed for three gunning and continued with quarters there was never any strong defensive play The thought any time of letting fourth quarter opened with the They are a credit to their Rebels sporting a lead school and to their coach and Realising that elimination will no doubt be a power In was at stake the Rams surged to come back In the early part of the Coach Costlgan described the fourth period With six minutes win as good overall team remaining the Rebels held a effort Paul had an slim threepoint lead Then outstanding game He was with their supporters urging floor leader and key point them on the found their Better when the need arose shooting eye and with remaining pulled In front and If he could to control This should have affected his temper better could turn the Rams play but Gord l qui fl basketball player easily the best player Rick Gourlie hit for some key on the floor rallied his team baskets and Mike and personally dragged his playing bis usual unruffled mates to within tour points with game fla a part of a little over a minute to go the win as any Rebel GDHS gymnasts all active The GPHS girls gymnastic teams pace quickened somewhat last week The Junior Intermediate and Senior contingents were in volved In two meets while the Novices took part In an in vltatlonal meet at Lord Elgin High School In Burlington The three competitive teams travelled to OakvllleTrafalgar High School and Bur- nhamthorpe High School on two consecutive days At the vllle Trafalgar meet Georgetown the overall winner with OTHS and coming In second and third respectively In the Junior division Diane placed first in floor exercises second In vaulting and third on the beam Diane was also the Junior All Around Champion Laura Ye ma placed third In the floor exercises and won top spot on the beam Magloughlen was first on the uneven bars In the Intermediate division Eva was the All Around champion with a first on the uneven oars a second In vaulting and a third In her floor exercises Marianne waa third on the beam Janet Bums placed first on the beam and third on the uneven bars Donna Ridley was third In the vaulting Kelly Frost won the vaulting and Wendy Barrage was second In the floor rises In the Senior division Jane Agglss picked up two seconds on the beam and In floor exercises Ruth Agglss won two thirds on the beam and In the floor exercises while Roseanne Herrmann was first in the vaulting first on the balance beam and second on the uneven bars Her sister Vicky placed third on the uneven bars At the meet Georgetown placed second fight right to the wire However last Friday MELAN1E cant quite get the height to block this Blakelock spike Barb Curry cant help out The Senior lost three games straight to the girls who have swept through their season undefeated The GDHS Junior volleyball teams hopes of an undefeated season were dashed last Tuesday as they dropped their match 31 to the Oakvllle- Trafalgar High School Juniors Coach Mavis Neil attributed the loss to the fact the while Onkyule- tough win behind the host school Bur had 183 points Georgetown had points Waterloo had 156 points Belle River had points and Etobicoke had 101 33 Individually In the Junior division MacLaughlen was third In the bars on the beam Diane Strachen got two first In the beam and in vaulting and was second in the free exercises Val Phillips laced third in vaulting Laura was fourth in the free exercises In the Intermediate division Marianne Nemeth picked up two fourths in the beam and the floor while Kelly Frost third in vaulting and fifth in the floor exercises In the Senior division Jane Aggls was third in both the uneven bars and the floor exercises Ruth Agglss won the floor routine and was fourth in the vaulting while Herrmann placed In the floor exercises The Novice team placed third In their meet behind Oak villeTrafalgar and Lord Elgin but were disappointed when some Juniors were allowed to take port In the competition They had been led to believe that it to be strictly a Novice meet Sandy continues to Improve as she picked up a first In the bars and a fourth on the beam Edgar was third In her floor exercises Sellna was fifth in the vault and Tracy Treaty placed third on the uneven bars Thinking of Seimg Consult a Realtor the Brampton Real Estate Board The board is con striving to establish and standardize the profession In a manner that will create and retain public confidence and respect Soil you ar considering selling look for your guide to professional services which only a Realtor can display BRAMPTON REAL ESTATE BOARD i v games h Trafalgar had lust completed Rebels met their match Intimidation was the name of the game last Friday night at Nelson High School In Burlington and the Rebels lost both the psychological war and he on court battle rather badly There was no question that the Rebels were cast as the underdogs However Just recently when these same two teams met In the regular season the Rebels kept pace with the Lords for all out the final three minutes of that gamcbeforebowlngout performance in that contest coupled with the teams ex cells semi final win over M M Robinson was expected to Hive the Rebels the added lift they would need to seriously threaten Lord Nelson But nothing of this sort materialized and the Rebels were literally blown off the court From the opening whistle the Lords took command of the game and the best that can be said for the Rebels Is that they were in contention for possibly two minutes Their rebounding was virtually nonexistent and the press defense that Nelson employed throughly checked any thought of a patterned Rebel offence For the better part of the game It was every Rebel for himself and the resultant erratic ball handling and shooting coupled with poor passes only served to add to the Re lea considerable misery The rabid Nelson fans who packed the gym enjoyed every minute of the humiliation and continually drowned out the Infrequent cheers from the Georgetown crowd who had fallowed their hopefuls to Burlington Rick Mike Doug Lamb and Paul Michael each had six for the Rebels Mark played well below bis capabilities scoring one point and showed aggressiveness on the boards He did little to help his team a cause when he was forced out of the game with remaining in the third quarter after he had Sicked up his third technical Mil GDHS swimmers finish in good form performances In the Poel- so Just by Championships at MM qualifying the GDHS swim Robinson High School In men earned the team a certain qualified but one member suffered an Injury and the team was thus forced to withdraw The team members who did take part in the meet Included John Cathy Paul Carter Art Van Ravens and Pauline Hcaton Pauline Heaton who was 111 when the championship meet was run did not qualify for Fridays meet However the organizers In a gesture of sportsmanship allowed her to compete on an exhibition basis Because of the interruption In her training Pauline was not In the beat condition and didnt swim as well as she has In the past Art Van Ravens was a very disappointed young man as he failed to qualify for the finals In his event and was shunted to the sidelines quite early Paul Carter made the consolation finals In the boys 100metre backstroke and although he finished second with a time of 1 20 expressed displeasure at his efforts John GIrvan won the final In the boys 100metre Individual medley event with a time of 12 but ran Into some hard luck when he attempted a double He placed fifth In the boy a 100metre breasts final with a time of 1 260 but explained later that he had swallowed some water on one of his turns and never recovered fully to challenge Ihe leaders Cathy Massons efforts were the high point of the day far the team She was expected to win the girls 100metre individual medley and did so with a time of 1 IB The girls 100 metre backstroke was a different proposition however and even coach Balfour expressed doubts about Cathy chances Her time wasnt the best In the heats so she wain t swimming In the preferred centre lane Overcoming these obstacles and in one of the most exciting races of the meet Cathy won he event in a time of 17 Georgetowns Cathy beat out Cathy Coulson of Lord a mere of a second or In more visual terms by about a hand length Coach Balfour announced that his swimmers would not be competing In the AllOntario and thanked all who came team this year for their efforts and cooperation He added a special note of thanks to Cathy Masson and John GIrvan who devoted a lot of time and energy throughout the season In helping out with the younger team members LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK TWO REASONS why swimming coach Bill Balfour termed this season a success were the performances of Cathy Masson and John Cathy picked up two firsts in the recent Peel Hal ton while John won one of his two races GIVE US A TRY Draper Dobie Co Ltd Slocks Bonds Phone Brampton Choose it Con ado Ionia Hoot of ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS SONY Complete Line Sales Service Authorized Dealers WIGO TELEVISION APPLIANCES Main pea form OTHS won first third and fourth games and IV 10 The won the second game On Thursday In Georgetown the Junior easily put down the T A Blakelock Juniors three games straight and the possibility of a first place tie with loomed ever larger Both teams have one game remaining The Rebellettes play White Oaks this Tuesday Should the teams finish in a tie for first place a tiebreaker would be played on a neutral court Regardless of their final standings the Juniors have ass themselves of a playoff berth and now are merely waiting to see who their op ponents will be Playoffs get under way next week The Senior despite splitting this past week matches nave at best a slim chance of making the playoffs On Tuesday the Seniors won their match against In three games straight but then ran into the powerful A team on Thursday The Georgetown girls lost this match In three games 1511 165 and 1510 but their team spirit almost allowed them to score an upset in the first game Halton Hills Arts Crafts Society Interested in the concept of an Arts and Crafts Society open to public membership Have you ever wanted to learn more about painting pottery weaving sculpture macrame batik Come to the first organizational meeting of the new Halton Hills 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