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North Halton MidWinter peak for curlers Always a fun January lire- hater the North Coif and Country Club finished off a spirited week of curling when awards were handed out Saturday for Ihe Mid Winter Mixed hardware were left to right Andy skip Marilyn vice- skip Theresa famllh lead Role Bradley second Photo by MeULrmot George Shapcott and Joan went to Dixie with all thoughts on winning but the tension was foil by oil They kept it all together and arose as the 19B3 zone champions and will now advance to the Inter District at Norwich this weekend hopes of earning a spot In Ihe Provincials Congratulations and good luck ft our champions Jeff Wood Scott Russell Glen Farrow and Ken McDtrmot played at Saturday and Sunday In the Junior Pepsi Cola District plnydowna They defeated Brampton and Chlng and lost They now dropped to the side and had to play Dixie In order to came back up and meet the A aide winner They had a tight game for but Dixie played tough and missed very few shots thus being the victors Shirley Shirley Rao Lois Massey and Mory Black did well at Niagara last week They lost their first game but won their next four to win the event and Congratulations girls At home there was action going on with the mid winter bonspiel finishing up on Saturday night Winning the A event was Andy DlScbastia no Marilyn Rollic Bradley and Ttresa Smith Runners up were Doc Russell Norma Wilson nice to see you back Eric Ross Lois Makovnyk Event winners were Warren Gert McGee Barry and Mary KlUcy Runners up were Jim Wilson good to see you toot Donna Blight Don Burt and Marie Stone Well we be anxiously wailing to hear from the and Shapcotts and good luck to them Also coming up Is Business Girls Trophy playdowns and the District Colts which Is hosted by North Halton this weekend Representing North will be Los team FIRST DRAW Waiting eagerly tor the tint draw at North Hal Ion Golf and Country Club Mid are left Norma Mulr Mnlr Don Bradley Mike Pearson and Eva Bradley The week at curling was highlighted by some excellent game and social nature of the Herald photo The crowd at Gordon arena was the bigg est this year for the Raiders A conservative estimate might put the number al SOD ice Racing Two local gymnasts Milton The Orangeville Reservoir will be the scene of thrilling motorcycle races on ice Sunday Feb The Off Road Riders Association is hosting the Fourth Annual Sanctioned Ice Races of the Canadian Motorcycle C M A at Ihe Reservoir Conservation Area The races are the round of the C M A Ice race series Prizes for the series will be awarded at the conclusion of this event The Reservoir Conservation Area will open at a m and the sanctioned races will start at noon The Conservation Area is located directly east of Highway off Vista Drive in Follow thi Conservation Authority signs represent Gait Eastwood won the bronze medal in the first Central Ontario gymnastic qualifying meet held over the weekend at E C School in Milton competing for the host club Milton Springers in the Tyro division Gail placed third on uneven bars fourth on vault and fourth on floor routine her combined score of 33 BO earned her the bronze medal Gall attends Georgetown and District High School in grade Jenifer Arnold competed at C in the first Central Ontario Sua tying gymnastic meet held over weekend competing for the Milton Springers The up and coming young gymnast placed sixth on floor in the Argo division her routine score of earned the ribbon her combined score of 33 gave her a strong eighth place all round Jenifer a grade five student attends George Kennedy Jills at Milton gym meet Jenifer Arnold left and Gail Eastwood performed well for their Milton Springers club In the first qualifying meet of the year Herald photo The Hills Jdla l0 Mllon for lhe rw gymnastics club brought qualifying meet of the their competitive memo- Gail Cook of Junior Division was one of the most successful finishing Meet Carmen Lamothe Carmen competed for her first qualifying meet in Milton this weekend The grade student at Georgetown District High School was practising Friday morning to make sure she had her routines all set Last year was Carmen s first year in competitive gymnastics wilh the Jills She Joined the Jills as a gymnast when she was nineyearsold after starting out in the sport two years earlier After leaving for other pursuits such as basketball when she was in her early teens Carmen decided to rejoin the Jills Carmen is involved with the Georgetown District High School gymnastics learn which now allows club to compete This means that she will to compete in a provincial meet but that she compete against fellow club gymnasts at the high school level Carmen is keeping a busy schedule by working out with the Jills four toes per week and averaging about two practices with the high school team In addition she is also involved with coaching at the recreational gymnastics level One of the Skills she has learned as a coach is how to discipline the youngsters she says Carmen likes gymnastics because it keeps her in shape She also enjoys the challenge of compel against other gymnasts Sometimes she t like the long hours of ing but she says it gives her some thing to do Carmen would like to keep on coaching and eventually gain some coaching certificates which she can attain until she turns the day with a sixth all round rating after collecting a fourth on vault fourth on beam and fifth on bar Her teammate in the Junior Division was Carmen Lamothe who just missed ribbon on the beam but overall she did exceptionally well for her firbt time competing Faith Richardson led the Argo with an placing on the vault and a on the floor routine Julie Ross was on the beam and Sandra Weeks Just missed out In her spirited performance In the s Sunday morning the C went out on the mats and Kim Roy distinguished herself on the bars Anna Toonc recorded a position Ing on floor for a good score and Heather made the coaches clap with her routines Lisa Graham of the Tyro gets 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