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Hit libit ALU June figure skater Gliding to success Darren Kemp of Georgetown been gilding to greater heights as a figure skater since the 15ycar old Georgetown District High School student went to in Toronto Darren Kemp seen above placed second recently si the Scarborough Skate competition Competing In the Novice freestyle division Darren Is hoping to place within the lop three at the sections coming winter which would allow him to compete at the national II go re- champion I Herald photo Scarborough competition in the novice division Two years ago ho placed third in the prenovlre sectionals Last summer Darren was accepted to a twoweek skating seminar in London Ontario For a year Darren has been coached by at the Toronto Cricket club where he practises every day for almost three hours was the coach of former Junior Canadian champ and current Georgetown instruct or Nancy Dowdfng In tho Scarborough Skate competition he beat Mark who placed fourth in Canada at the national figureskating championships last March Darren goals are to prepare for the Novice sectionals and compete in the Canadian national figureskating championships Novice under 16 Is the first category in which skaters can compete at the national level To reach his goals he would need to attain fourth or better at the sectionals next winter Eventually Darren would like to advance to the senior men level and compete nationally The grade 10 student says his mother Valeric and his father Owen have supported him tremend In his committment to skating Darren has also had to make sacrifices such as giving up afterschool activities and other sports such as hockey which ho once played But as he says I be skating if I enjoy It all the time What Darren likes roost about skate competitions is the opportunity to travel and meet new people Darren is a former member of the George town Figure Skating Club In the Novice men a freestyle category Darrenisworklngonhlssevcnth figure of a total of eight required to advance to Junior competitive If it t for the Ice being taken out for month Darren would be practising the entire 12 months he says His next competition will be this summer In Thornhlll In the future Darren would like to teach skating after he has finished Ampeting Powder action Bangorama scores Herald Special Monday night May with all the events the Ladies still continued with their scheduled games In the Black Magic had their powers working and de feated Corn Silk In spite of the injury to Anna Mai Mackle and Adams gave their team excellent support with their strong batting performances In the third Inning Com Silk were in the hitting mood scoring eight runs to put some pressure on Black Magic Special men lions go to Marilyn and Mary Ann Van Ryan for fine fielding and hilling Catcher Sandra Lewis was superb behind the plate It was a close well played game between the Orange Orioles and Hot Stuff Orange Orioles slip ped by Hot Stuff A fine team effort All was excellent playing Held Both pitchers Moreland and Lyn da Krouse presented Hot Stuff with challenging pitches Wendy and also had star performances Barber helped keep the score close by bringing home four runs for Hot Sluff Robin Rich ardson at second and in out field and Cindy catching played well overall WEDNESDAY NIGHT RESULTS The Moody Blues were behind by one run until they turned on their scor ing power and scored six nuts In the sixth liming That enough to go ahead of the Beige Brig to win This game was a very close exciting one with both teams giving heir best effort In fine playing form for the Moody Blues were Mercer and San dy Mercer Special mention for Beige Brigade goes to Cole for her strong consistent fielding In spite of a lack of players the Burgundy team were at It again defeating Navy Blue It was a complete team effort for the Burgundy Congratulations girts for a game well played Giving strong defensive play for Navy Blue was Founder Linda Paul pitching and Pat at short stop and at third deserve a Spectators watched a at second assisted their team with too playing performance Toe Green was not for behind with good playing from Sheila other close gome between 5 Skylarks and the Green Hon and Sandy Scoring nine runs in CTlain Mch Kor two the second helped the Sky On a closing personal note It la very pleasing when receiving the coach score sheets to find to many overall whole team larks advance over the Green Team 12 Pitcher Karen helped Sky larks keep their lead with her accurate pitching Cathy Milne In centre good performances Keep field Linda Pells In right up the fine playing all of Held and McCristall Top GDHS track athletes bound for OFSAA meet By HARALD BRANSCII correspondent The Georgetown High School Track and Field Team the last squad competing In the current school year will send qualifiers to the OFSAA provincial champion ships Friday and Satur day After attending a quail lying meet at University In Hamilton last Wednesday 12 Rebel runners placed within the earning their ticket to the provincial finals which will be held in Etoblcoke s Centennial Stadium Doug Smith and Chris Forguion maintained their domination of the 800meter and 1 races As he did in the Peel meet recent won the midget BOOmeter with times of 12 57 respect Kentner retires from Raiders exec Doug Smith In his double whamie of the eight and fifteen set a new meet record of S3 In the senior and ran a time of 3 In the senior 1500meter Smith running the an leg of the open boys along with Brad Ferguson Brian Davis and Paul Bur roughs set a new school record of as they won the event Remaining undefeated for all qualifying meets George Howie once again won the midget boys hurdles covering the 100meter distance In a time Of 14 seconds Teammate Louis DePaoli also qualified with a fourth place finish and a time Of seconds Also hurdling who placed third In Ibe midget girls 80- meter hurdles with a time of 12 seconds A new school record was set by Brian Davis and his third place in the senior boys 200meter lowering the time to seconds Thirds were attained by Lynn MacPhall in the on page BS GM wants to concentrate on family business Continued from page of new players developed the Booster Club and formed the Hockey Council The Herald was unable to contact Gerry Ingtis coach to find out whether or not he planned to return behind the bench Tor the club 193263 season However the Raiders executive for the upcoming season Is little changed from last year Bob Hooper returns as president of the club Finn Poulstmp vice president president Ron third vice president and Bruce Collins secretary Kentner explained that he originally planned to retire from the club following the team a defeat against during the season However he decided to remain as the Haiders general when the schedule for the following season revealed what he called the inevitabil of our The Raiders defeated Ihe BC Kangaroos April is at the Gordon Alcott Arena in Georgetown to capture the Hardy Cup Praising ho said that the team hod to work hard to pull itself out of the building up a formidable defense to back an aggressive forward line One thing I ve always wanted In hockey he said is big defensemen That how you win hockey games Kentner added that he plans to stay out of hockey front offices for a while to concentrate on his catering business and spend more time with his family Georgetown only resident Raider Gary McFadyen left won Ihe team moat Improved player award daring Legion Town of Hills and Raiders banquet Friday at Legion Branch 1Z0 ball on Mill Street The trophy was presented by Georgetown Chrysler a Barry Herald photo Cricketers try new Stewarttown field Rain and sticky wickets By J A WINDSOR Despite a heavy drizzle Georgetown team were able to start the season with a convincing win over the University of Guelph which capped a winning weekend for both the A and B teams on new pitch at Stewart town The cricket club would like to thank the coopera that the town the parks and recreation staff and the school board and staff of Stew school have shown in aiding the crick et club to have good facilities to entertain opposing teams from the Hamilton and District League The rain caused some difficulty for the George town opening bowlers Balkissoon and Windsor as the footing was a little precarious and the ball was not too easily con trolled during the first few overs Once the bowl had adjusted to the conditions both bowlers were able to swing the ball giving the batsmen considerable trouble and while was lucky not to take a wicket the pressure he put on the batsmen forced the bats men to try and score at the other end which did nt work out for the batsmen as they quickly lost wickets first ly to Windsor and then to captain Neville Samaroo who took two wickets In three overs for only two runs The teams innings were closed with the- dismal score or and Campbell opened for Georgetown with bath batsmen play COUNTRY GENTLEMEN soundly against a good Guelph attack whose bowlers found the conditions to their liking Campbell was first out to a very good ball which swung late bowling him Joined and quickly raised the score hitting eight runs In one over before he was out bowled attempting to hit through mid wicket to a ball kept low was unlucky to mishit ball to when ho had been batting so well and was caught out for 13 unfortunate to be run out a few balls Liter however it should be a lesson to everyone as he- anticipated that he was going to be caught out and stopped running The fielder dropped the ball but was given Ihe lime to correct his mistake and he threw the boll to wicket for the run out Patrick continued to show good form placing the ball easily between the fielders to take some good singles and was out attempting to score Ihe winning run Roy quickly followed trying for a similar hit and was well caught at first slip played very patiently taking quick singles and was not out at the end It was left to Al Dean In hut first of Ihe year to score the winning run This was a very way to start ihe season and once again we would like to thank everyone for their sup port If there are any people that would like to play cricket would you please call Ashley Windsor at Practices arc Tuesday and Thursday night at 30 at Stewart town school Hollywood on top Four weeks into the Georgetown Industrial Fastball League has M and M Pro Sports Gary McFadyen leading the leagues batting Statistics with a average Continued an page GEORGETOWN TIRE SALES LTD DISC BRAKE SPECIAL Over 24000 miles Its time N to have your brakes checked iT3 advantage of Jiw offer Phone for appointment now GEORGETOWN Custom Car Sound Repa to all stereos Tape Decks Turntables Portables Home or Aula Big or Small Fix All BUSINESS DIRECTOrT Goebelle Wagner I i 8775155 FRANK J JOHNSON Charmed Seven an ASSOCIATE TAX CONSULTANTS Income Tax Return Preparation Guelph St Comer Ave 8772217 antra Mi R E Cfipsham Limited Surveyors ConsuRJng Enotioors south Hi LIS THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES 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