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Page a THE HERALD OUTLOOK March J UN Provincial Finalists GEORGETOWN YBC junior girls bowling team has qualified for the Ontario Zone Finals In the Na Steps o Stardom competition The team will be competing in the Ontario Zone Finals March 18 at Parkway Lanes In Toronto Pictured above from left to right Robin Zander Sharon Shapcott Tanya Martin Melissa Cindy Clarke and coach Andy Parent Heraldphoto Minor Novice Reps McNally Construction rebuilding Finally after a month of waiting the Georgetown Con Minor Novice Rep team is back in action Coach Ken Smith along with manager Wayne Smith and assis tant coach Stuttard spent the month off finetuning the team in preparation for the playoffs which began last Satur day The hard work and gruelling practices paid off when the team won their first game of the playoffs with a solid win over visiting Burlington Matthew Hotham opened the scoring for Georgetown midway through the first period assisted by Jason Campbell and Ryan Burlington answered back minutes later ending the period tied 1 The second period brought both teams to life Brent off a pass from Jason Hayes pop ped one past the Burlington goalie One minute later scored again assisted by Campbell Burl SAME DAY TAX RETURNS 8772217 ington scored seconds after that but the pair of and Camp bell were hot Hotham logged his first hattnck assisted by Campbell at the 2 28 mark Burlington fought back with one more goal but Mark secured the win for Georgetown sconng off a pass from Hayes With a scoreless third period thanks to the steady of Tyler the game ended m favor of Georgetown Tuesday night again on home ice the McNally Minor Novice Reps extended their winning streak to two by defeating Bramp ton In a real nail biter After Brampton opened the ing midway through the first period Georgetown s Maclnness scored with the assistance of Hayes and Campbell In the seesaw battle Brampton scored next but Daniel Smith for Georgetown zipped one past the Brampton goalie off a pass from Hotham to keep the game tied at two With the third period ticking away and remaining on the clock Georgetown s Derek Buckton found the net assisted by Smith Brampton had the perfect op portunity to come back when they had a power play with 30 seconds left However the Georgetown Minor Novice players and goalie Tyler dug in and held on for their 32 win Next home game is Sunday tomorrow at Memorial Arena I HALTC GOT 10 MINUTES Super t f ARMSTRONG AVE Established HILLS COLLISION RR 1 ACTON ONT S CORNERS tfOQU mnkAhdForWtiMrl ComiMrcial Mnun GEORGETOWN BASEBALL ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION MARCH 21st Centennial School 630830 pm Rebel ski team hits the heights By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Georgetown District High School Rebels senior boys Nordic crosscountry ski team returned home from the provincial in terscholastic twoday competition staged in Sudbury last Monday and Tuesday with no medals to show for their collective rigors but rather with the self satisfaction of knowing they accomplished the team goal the members had established at the start of the season Namely be competitive with the top high school teams in the province Last year the Rebels Nordic ski team returned from OFSAA com petition having finished near the bottom of the ladder of competing teams This years competition was a different matter however as in the individual competition staged Monday over an 8 2 km course the Rebels finished 18th out of 28 On tario schools On Tuesday the Rebels com in the threeman relay event over a 52 km course and placed 16th out of teams for an overall placing of 17th in the province Rebel coach John Moore was pleased with his team improved showing We developed into a very com team this year pointed out Moore and also you must remember that there is very little time difference between say a 16th placing and a first place placing and as well the boys were going up against some highly regarded competitors who will likely be either provincial or national team members in the near future The 16th place Rebel finish in the relay event was garnered by Tim Parker Dwight Spence and Kevin Schneider Rounding out the team were Scott Symmes and Eran An In the individual senior boys race staged Monday Spence placed th Tim Parker placed Kevin Schneider ed Scott Symmes placed and Eran Andrechek finished in a field of competitors It will be a rebuilding year once again for coach Moore and the Nor die ski team as Parker Spence and Symmes will be graduating Dalai Lama Ranked highest among the liv Buddhas of Tibet is the Dalai Lama who fled to India with other Tibetans after oc Chinese troops crushed a rebellion in Tibet in says National Geographic Yangtze River The Yangtze miles long is one of the world mightiest rivers flowing through the most populous region of the most pop nation on earth But the river is also one of the worlds dirtiest lis waters serve as high way and sewer for one third of China m SAVE YOUR BODYl NORTH END NISSAN 878 610 Martin SI MILTON STEVEN C FOSTER BA LLB BARRISTER SOLICITOR 37 MAIN ST SOUTH GEORGETOWN ONT 8734961 fax 8734962 Georgetown SloPitch League INTERESTED IN PLAYING SLOPITCH We are looking for individuals and teams interested in playing ball evenings mid week this season under O A S A rules For information contact PETER WANNER 8770776 Utter- OR JEFF BITTON 8732600 I KIDS WANT TO HAVE FUN Participate In Canadas National Sport LACROSSE cnicwsssstesmiSBsmfiBf Acton Minor Lacrosse REGISTRATION SATURDAY MARCH 3rd 10 tun to 2 Acton Arena la garnet Lean and Han fun ana lots GEORGE 8533804 Girts Equipment Supplied FREE YOUNG 8530797