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SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday May IB 1M3 Page J Arc Angels earn silver Georgetown Lion Bobby a Brampton bast runner back toward third bate during the minor tyke opener Sunday at Fairgrounds The liont got off to a rough start dropping a dec It ion to runner tacore however Deieeuw tagged him out seconds later Herald photo Tyke Lions caged The Georgetown got off to a rocky start In Halton County Baseball League minor tyke tion dropping their season opener to Bramp ton at the Fair grounds Sunday after The visitors broke open a close game when they scored runs in the top of the fourth inning to take a lead All of scoring came with two ScanGuisllnl paced home attack with a bases loaded triple while Jason Morey connected for a tworun homer Jay executed a squeeze bunt for the home In the sixth Rugger side loses The Georgetown Dlstr let High School Rebel rugger team lost to the Acton Red men last Thursday 147 It was a fine team effort deserving of a win said Rebel coach Bill Bingham They Bhowed some excellent running passing and tackling Banks scared a try for Georgelown set up by Rick Walterson The Rebels led the Red Meet the Jills Erica likes all sports Nine year old Erica Will lama makes no bones about It She wants to be a gymnast when she grows up chicken to try them her family If Erica who is the realize her lifelong oldest of three children in tion of becoming a gymnast a sound second She wants to become a babysitter Erica graduated to ihe Hilts Jills pre- Halton Hilts Jills pre- competitive team two years ago after a brief stint with the focal gym program After taking a third on bars and a fifth on the floor at just her secondever compe tition earlier this month it is and Arlynne daughter is headed for a strong future with the competitive Jills like competing against other people Erica says I like meet new people and doing new things It boring just home When she a not cavort around a gymnasium Erica likes to play base ball go to Guides and listen to rock and roll music A Grade pupil at George Kennedy Public School Erica Ikes art and math but she less than thrilled about learn ing spell and reading Of the four disciplines Erica prefers competing on the floor I like tumbling and I like the music and I like to learn new moves she explains She like per forming on the beam Some of the moves look very hard and I ERICA WILLIAMS SAVE TAKE A 10 PAR Chromdioxid Super II PAY FOR ONLY 8 or less BASF SUPER CHROME SUPER SAVINGS Georgetown Custom Car Sound 55 Sinclair Ave S3 8772425 ByDAVEROWNEY Herald Editor It t quite like any other day for the North Halton Arc Angels floor hockey learn after they emerged Saturday from a five game tournament exhausted but happy carrying home a silver The Arc Angets arrived home from Thunder Bay Sunday after competing In the level III provin floor hockey chom for the men tally handicapped It was a heart breaking way to end Iheir one day marathon schedule of games because Midland defeated the Angels in a me- from behind victory The Angels were winning with one minute to go but Midland pulled their goalie and they scored three goals To offset finish Art player Mike Galbrelth won the MVP award and the play off scoring title The North reps participated against teams from Cochrane Midland Windsor and Cornwall The Angels earned a berth Ihe provincial championships by defeating Toronto and Brampton in the regional finals April The tournament was very well organized and Special Olympics played a key role by sponsoring each player for 1300 almost the entire cost or the trip coaches Wayne and Terry said The Angels won most of their games handily In Thunder Bay but one of their toughest rivals turned out to be Windsor whom the Angels defeat In first game and 54 In he second game The Angel loss to Mid land in the finals was their first defeat In 12 games Wayne said Counsellor Pat Gor ham accompanied the group which included Neil Armltage John Tomazic Cuth- bertson John Ambrolse Sebastian Nolo Gary Charlie John De Boer Howard Mark Vrus Dave Gimplc Paul Walker and Tom Powers Without any offsides the Angels found the five games tiring because of their allout aggressive style said coach Wayne Last year the Angels were in a level dlvl a but they dropped down to a level HI diviai on so that more players with varying skill levels could participate This enabled the team to expand from Iwo to three lines With a new tor In local floor hockey division played four amenta his year instead of the usual two The floor hockey schedule begins in September and ends in May The team usually plays games once every two weeks and practises The members of the Arc Angels receive finan cial support from the North Association for the Mentally Retarded while church members of the Nerval United Church each sponsor a player on the team for the costs of sweaters socks and shorts The team is called the Arc Angels because most of the members work in Hornby at Arc Industries an adult workshop for the mentally handicapp ed men for most of me game and their coach had noth ing but praise for Don played his first game at half scrum putting in a good performance Bingham Local gymnast wins bronze Georgetown gymnast Gall Eastwood ed for he six member Central Ontario team that B team championship at York University on the weekend Eastwood contributed a combined score 10 to the team victory securing a medal in the beam competition along the way Her score waa on the beam For Eastwood the provincial bronie caps off a season in which she accumulated medals crests and ribbons in club and high school competition Representing the Peel Halton team at the recent OFSS A championships Eastwood came fifth overall the Elite A division A student at Georgetown District High School Eastwood is a member of Ihe Milton Springers Gymnastics Club PHOTO FINISH Georgetown Rebel Sandra to ltd second place finish In the 10Omeler finals at the high school championships Thursday at Herald photo submitted OPTIMIST CLUB OF GEORGETOWN PRESENTS THE ANNUAL BANG -O- RAMA Monday May 1983 Alternate rain date Saturday May 1983 FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AT GEORGETOWN FAIRGROUNDS MAPLE PARKVIEW FEATURES ADDED Bike Rodeo Mammoth garage BMX Races Final ol BMX races Pony Rides Mini Car Rides 106 Bingo Kids art contest Horse shoes Lawn Darts Showcase Track Competition Elenentary age jeff barry country band Dusk REFRESHMENT BOOTHS ALL DAY AND EVENING Admission 50C up to 15 years 200 16 and over