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SECTION THE HERA Ja Club competition held Dates changed Department Originally the workshop bad been planned for this weekend but an ankle injury to an instructor and the lack of suitable skiing con ditions have forced the postpone ment of the workshop until Satur day Feb 13 and Sunday Feb 14 The location for the workshop is the Jack Sniytbe Field Centre at Terra Cotta and sessions run from to J This workshop Is designed for beginner skiers and also for skiers who would like to upgrade their present skills For more Information contact the Recreation and Parks office at B77S1B3 Get moving Are you feeling a little sluggith after the festive season Why not loosen up the old body by dancing Prograras We provide a variety of fun programs including GO Minute Workout Fitness Swim and Sauna PrePost Natal Fitness Something Different and Ballroom Dancing to keep you stretching ex and fit Please call for mora informa tion Classes start this week so don delay Broom ball call The deadline for registration for the Annual Coed Broomball Tour is this Friday Jan 21 The tournament is scheduled for Satur day Feb at toe Georgetown Fairgrounds and promises to be a lot of fun If you are interested in submitting a team be sure to call ISO for more Information Skiing trips Transportation is available to the Hockley Valley Ski Resort on Friday Feb and Saturday March Bus pick up locations are the Smith Middle School and the Gordon Alcott Arena Cost is for the Friday trip and for the Saturday trip This la open to youth and adults years and older For registration In formation call the Hills Recreation and Parks Department at 8775185 est MO Youth activities Don t forget Iff come out to the Youth Activity Night Program program for Grades and includes activities like floor hockey basketball special and crafts McKeroie Smith Middle School is the home of the Acton Program and Joseph Gibbons Public School Is the Georgetown location For specific information call the Hills Recreation and Parks 51S5ext Job openings Now Is the time to apply for a summer leader position with the Hills Recreation and Parks Department If you are 18 years or older and would like to work with children in a recreational setting then this Job Is for you There are opportunities In Sports Camp Day Camp Children Theatre Camp Summer Activity Centres and Tot Lot Necessary nrlded est for Local figure skaters strut their stuff Chib held Its club competition li Wednesday night at the Gordon Alcott Arena and recognised Its top skaters with the presentation of trophies and medallions The winners of these events will go on to represent the Georgetown duo at an Interdub competition which will be hosted by Brampton on Feb at the Century Gardens Complex on Vodden Street Winners In each of the categories were aa follows Canflgure Skate First Sarah Arnesen and Second Angela Healop and Third Ladies Interpretive First Carrie Morris Second Joanna Miller and Third Roberta PreJuvenlle Ladies First Danielle Dembie Second Roberta and Third Yvonne Moore Juvenile Ladles First Danyelle Orton Second Hart and Third ProNovice Ladles First Joanna Miller Second Tina VanHlnte and Third Carrie Morris Novice Ladles First Kelly Sher ran Junior Silver Solo Dance First Kathertne Johnson Second Heidi Nlxdorf and Third Carole The following skaters will also represent the Georgetown Figure Skating Club at the InterClub com petition as they were uncontested in their categories at the club level Peter Johnson Preliminary Free Skate John Pre Juvenile Men Paul Johnson Juvenile Men Leslie Watson and Peter Johnson Preliminary Mixed Dance Roberta and Danielle Dembie Ladles Similar Dance Amy Longworth Ladles Senior Bronze Solo Dance Katherlne Johnson and Jonathan Allen Junior Silver Mixed Dance Kara Lynn Palmer Senior Silver Solo Dance Ladles and Jonathan Allen Junior Silver Solo Dance Men Royals beat Tavistock for first road win of the season By JAMES ROBILLARD Herald Special The Royals captured their first road victory of the season last week in Ontario Hockey Association Central Senior B play and did not stop there collecting a tie on the road as well Tavistock last Monday and dumped the home side Then Friday in Harrlston they tied the hometown Blues In Tavistock Ihe Royals jumped into a quick lead as Doug converted Brian Demone pass after Just seconds of play to give Hillsburgh a 10 lead Just three minutes later George Osborne scored first of three markers and then at of the first period Kelly Sine blasted a long shot past Tavistock Larry McKay Peter Hyde took over in the cage for McKay at this point but fared on ly slightly better as found the net before the first period con cluded Hillsburgh scored six second period tollies including two while short handed off the sticks of Lance Doucette with a pair Glenn Murray John Barnes Doug MacLean and Sine with his second of the night Tavistock responded with three goals In the second and one in the third frame led by Joe Scherers two goals and one assist Barnes who had a strong game for collected six assists Midgets go on scoring binge with 81 win over Burlington A much improved Sunny Acre Farms Major Midget team came away from Burlington on Sunday with an Impressive victory The first period was a bit of a struggle for the locals as they went down after the first three minutes but held that score into the second period where it was story Their first goal came only 50 seconds into the period with an unassisted goal from Doug Kent There was no stopping the team from then on The second goal came from Bill Tutt with the assist going to Greg A minute later a goal goals followed In the period from with assists to Alain and Stu Vogt and another by Dave Chatten on a Her man assist The second ended with Georgetown up The third period carried on in the same manner with the Sunny Acre Farms team not sitting back on their lead but going all out for the big vic tory and three more goals resulted from a determined effort Kent scored his second of the game three minutes into the period on an assist from Snow followed by a goal from Stu Vogt with assists to and Tnlabult The last goal was from Snow on assists from and Herman with 2 remain ing In this game Hard work and a determined ef fort earned the major midgets their moat impressive win of this season Royals Brad Miller turned aside 34 shots In the Hillsburgh net while McKay and Hyde faced 33 shots for Tavistock Friday Hillsburgh came from behind to salvage the threeall tie trailing 31 with eight minutes re maining in the game Glenn Murray scored on the power play to narrow the margin to 33 Murray then set up Herb Kewley alone In front of the goal with only left on the clock and Kewley beat Blues goalie Steve to tie the score Brad Miller was spectacular in the Royals net turning aside 3a of the game The Royals managed shots on Lelth trailed after the first period as Jeff Bender of Har riston scored but tied the game on the power play after IS seconds Into the second period as John Barnes shot eluded Lelth then r on two quick Ladies open second hoop season A new season of sorts opened last Wednesday night for teams in the Georgetown Ladles Basketball League as new rosters were set up In a redrafting system Both games proved to be quite close as the Cougars downed the Canrlcorns and the Trojans defeated the Mustangs Boo Tufford paced the Cougars In their victory as she scored 18 points Other scorers for the Cougars In cluded Sue Cooke and Linda with eight apiece Judy Thomson with seven Enid Glendhlll and Jen nifer Reynolds with four each and Janet Tolton Rebecca Caverly and Kelly Forsyth who chipped In with two each The Capricoma received a 18polnt performance from Marie Smith while Donna Greenwood and Tracey Yorke had six apiece Sandra Cousens Tracy Kellv Cunn and Debbie Pace all had four and Maureen Kerr added two Anita led the Trojans In their victory over the Mustangs as she clicked for Kyra KristensenIrvlne had IB for the Tro jans while Zefek added Pat had eight Alice contributed six and Lou Oram add ed two Chung Kim led the Mustangs with points while Carol Kovacevlc had Mariano Lett added seven Pen Novice Hockey Report Buckton gets shutout Johnson tops list of Ontario athletes The provinces annual athletic awards for outstanding achievement were announced today by Ontario Minister of Tourism and Recreation Hugh Neil Sprinter Ben Johnson has been named Ontario Athlete of the Year for the third consecutive year wheelchair athlete Ron took top honors as Ontario Disabled Athlete of the Year and the Howard World Champion Curling Rink captured the Ontario Team of the Year award These athletes are splendid ex of the kind of worldclass athletes Ontario Is producing said Mr Neil Ben Johnson is an en during champion who has earned worldwide respect Ron exemplifies how great effort can overcome great odds and the Howard rink has demonstrated tremendous achievement through close teamwork The Ontario Athletes of the Year awards are presented annually to recognize excellence and effort among the provinces amateur athletes Formal presentations will be made at the Ontario Sports Awards Dinner on April 15 1988 In Toronto The Ontario Sports Awards Is a program of the Office of the Premier of Ontario administered by the ry of Tourism and Recreation Player of the Week Ron Kinsmen Three assists Goalie of the Week Colin Buckton Young I Pharmacy Colin was named Goalie of the Week for he second time this season after he his team to a victory over M and M Pro Sports Selects and earned his first shutout of the season Youngs Improved the play in their own end and put forth a solid minutes of hockey to move post M and M into third place in their division Jamie Scarlett had three goals for Youngs while Sammy Bull and Mike Wallnga added singles In Ihe other Novice matchup Ronnie Shoebridge earned Player of the Week honors setting up three goals to guide the Kinsmen to a win over Tun a Stephen Markham pulled the trigger on three goals as the Kinsmen took over top spot with the convincing win A1m scoring for the Kinsmen were Robbie Pilgrim with a pair and Jason Brownrldge with a single John and Darin replied for the Tim Mortons crew WATCH THIS SPACE FOR ALL KIWANIS EVENTS N ELLS DRIVING SCHOOL Next course February lit to February 25th Monday Wednesday Night 630 pm foe About PHONE 8772671 goals before the second period was six minutes old by Kevin Koonings and John Connor The Royals now have a record of seven wins ten losses and one tie for 13 points and are tied with for fourth spot In the seven team loop hosts the undefeated first place Exeter Mohawks this Friday at m GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND SS SINCLAIR AVE 8772425 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Phone SPECIAL PRICE Sorters 398 498 898 36 em 1198 Sootcrs FREE Double Prints 24x5 or Double Sum 5x7 with this coupon If fan prints Sk7 cost CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS 5x7 colcnIargeaients lor a pa picture Inchtdiiig film Only at Sootoa MN0R HOCKEY ASSOCIATION O Box Qontown Ontario L7Q APPLICATION TO COACH I am Interested in Coaching a team in the Georgetown Minor Hockey Association for 1 98889 Season NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE SIGNATURE ASSISTANTS It any DATE PREFERENCE House League Travelling Team NOTE All applicants should possess a minimum level for coaching or be willing to attend a clinic that will be held In Georgetown on April and 1 1 988 DUE DATE For applications February 10 1988 All applicants will receive personal Intsrvlsw