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Local bowlers grab an early lead SECTION B THE HERALD Wednesday Nvwber Page The from Georgetown Bowl have started another banner season by gain ing a fivepoint lead in the Central Ontario Zone Travelling Combo League Every team Is made up of a representative from each section a bantam Junior and sen tor out of each bowling cemtre The first team from Georgetown was coached by supervisor Joan Archibald and was composed of bantams Tracy Weeks Brian Bell Junior Julie Mc- Somen and Me- and Paul Chaplin Contributing to their success were the high scores of Chaplin McCorry 239140 and Weeks who bowled more than plus above her average WEST DIVISION STANDINGS George town Park Royal Miss 18 Acton 14 11 Milton 10 Town and Country 10 Sportamans Guelph Oakvllle As usual the touma ment was efficiently run by lone rep George Archibald and he an the next round It will be held at Oak vllle on Nov BOWLING TRIVIA The YBC bowlers are now into their FUND CAMPAIGN where they ask the pub lic to help them raise money to help defray the costs of attending the provincial finals and the transportation and costs for all finalists to the national championships The nationals will be held In St John Any money remaining Is used to award scholars hips to graduating YBC bowlers to help them further their eduction On Nov there will be a contln gent participating in the MASTERJUNIOR REGIONAL FINALS at the Town and Country Lanes The money raised by G town has been Increased to for the Up MUSCULAR DYST ROPHY FUND by ad ded returns from Nancy Kelly Jane Hicka Ian Vint Timmy Symons and Andrea McLean YOUNG ADULT LEAGUE continues to have scores Andy Parent 823230294299 Colin Hicks Andre 221 TUESDAY NITERS LEAGUE Don Peacock Gord Coullghan 325 Dan 23921924B MENS LEAGUE Roger Gerv ais Pe ter 223 BUI Lane BOWLING SCOREBOARD YOUTH BOWLING SENIORS Cherie Mc- Elroy S2266 Teresa Ted Moslach Brln- ley Hole 808229 JUNIORS David Hicks Barry McLean Glen Kaiser BANTAMS Brian Bell Mark Plaunt David Ridley Ian Vint Doyle Scott Smith Michael Larocque Glen 464198 Lor Hayes Woodworth Tracy Weeks Candy Mints 457206 Judy Alton Mark Resume Chris Ryan Tim my Symons Kevin Kukkonen Krista Robertson 299 105 Amy Koreack 116 Sara enjoys the bars The parallel bars and Nadla are a couple of the favorite things that come to mind when Sara Mul Holland thinks of gym nasties And a lot of her time Is spent not only thinking about gymnastics but working out to become a top competitor for the Hills Jills I really enjoy the parallel bars the year old Georgetown resident told The Herald during a Jills practice Sunday A lot of people say Its the hardest thing about gymnastics First you get a little scared but once you get the hang of it Its pretty easy FLOOR ROUTINES She finds floor exer cises a little tricky and with her four other competitively ranked Jills members Sara spent a good part of Sunday morning work out routines Gymnastics has been her sport for about four years starting with summer programs organized by Hills recreation depart A couple of years ago one of her summer coaches suggested Sara try out for the Jills Last year she Joined the Jills live ranks moving to competitive status this year with few other girls about her age In one event last fall Sara won first place for a parallel bar routine MULHOLLAND Gymnastics she said requires almost con stant devotion It not something you can leave for a while and pick up again weeks or even days later Sara pointed out TOUGH TRAINING You have to keep working to be as good as you want to be Sara commented Much of the credit for keeping her fit she added goes to School where she a member of the cross country team They train you well there she said bating the teams work outs with giving her the strength to perfect the gruelling grace of floor exercises She runs on her own on weekends and does aerobic exercises with her mother While every Jill aspires to the excel demanded to make the Ontario gymnastics team becoming a coach such a bad Idea either Sara said I like coaching kids Us a lot of fun At Harrison public school last year I en- Joyed working with the smaller kids In Grades one three Goebelle Wagner Helton Hill 877 51SS 5832 Sz Fans enjoy midget game The Georgetown Lab- minor mid gets provided some class entertainment be fore the home crowd last Sunday at Gordon arena when they held league leading to a tie In TriCounty Hockey League action Chinguacousy breez into town with their unbeaten record expec ting to pick up two more Labelmasters Bertram gave them a measure of the task when be worked his way Into scoring posit Ion at 7 or the first period Mark Pries and Jeff Sholdice set him up It wasnt until 13 of i period that finally got even on a power play goal Good team effort and tight defense highlight ed end to end action Chlng went ahead at 27 of the second period only to be tied Label masters Tim Wlllson on an alert shot from the point two minutes later at 4 Neither team was able to capitalise on many excellent chances 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