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Page 14 THE HERALD Wednesday March 28 1990 Halton police take to the courts for some dunking The police arrived in force at Georgetown District High School Friday but only to do some travelling and dunking Regional Police in a strong effort to better relations between students and police of ficers have implemented a new program called the Student and Police Organized Recreation Team SPORT The first SPORT game of basketball was played at the Georgetown high school against a team consisting of the junior boys team and the senior girls team The entire idea of the program is to get into the high schools and mingle with the kids said Sergeant Travor Hay Sgt Hay noted the police already have good contact with elementary students but have normally only contacted high students by lecturing them or confronting them The eventual goal is for a better understanding between the students and the police he said In September Sgt Hay is hoping to have a continuous lineup of high schools to play on a regular basis We hope to play all schools he added The program is still in its in fancy Sgt Hay said He issued the challenge to a number of schools and Georgetown accepted he said As soon as the gauntlet had been dropped a bunch of officers got together Sgt Haj said He added the program was set up just to have fun The bluecoats coach Constable Bill Henshaw noted Well we em He quickly added he was glad it was the junior boys and not the seniors Const used to play volleyball with the police against the schools He says while he en joyed playing with the students the students also seemed to get a kick out of it After a number of volleyball games a number of students met him on the street and asked remember me The volleyball program worked he said Const Henshaw added the new program should work as well Rick Redshaw was the coach of the students team While he was happy to see the program starting at Georgetown before the game he said he was a bit concerned that he would be given a couple of technical fouls and thrown out of the game Mr said the referee were students who had been warn him and saying we 11 get you The concerns may have been founded since he was not thrown out His bench did receive one technical foul Const remembered Because GDHS took the challenge so fast the basketball uniforms were unavailable Sgt Hay said The uniforms are being paid for by the Cooperators In Services he added The SPORT program has been received well by the Halton Board of Education Sgt Hay said So while he waits for more challenges to be accepted by schools he is also calling for the police officers to sign up for games or help cover for those who want to play Sgt Hay said the police need a minimum of officers ready to cover or dribble because the force needs 10 players to a game because we re all old POSTAGE STAMP SHOW Millions In Stamps Covers and Postcards Exhibited and Sold by BO Dealers MAR 30 31 APR 1 At the Arts Crafts and Hobby Building Exhibition Place Toronto Right at lha Hoort Fit ADMISSION FREE FREE Stamp Collecting Kits lor Children under 1 5 FREE DOOR PRIZES HOURLY DRAWS AAA OFF ALL COMPUTER BOOKS COMPUTER SALES SERVICE 416 416 8730641 Fax 348 St Unit Georgetown Ont AT THE CULTURAL CENTRE Find some hidden bounty By JOHN HeraW Special Regional Chairman Peter Pomeroy will open Hidden Bonn an exhibition of artworks from the collection of the Halton Hills Library taking place at the Halton Hills Cultural Centre Gallery in Georgetown on Sunday April at m Next the Mayor of Halton Hills Russ Miller will speak and after that Professor Chandler Kir- win an art historian from Guelph University will talk about the col lection and assess it The exhibition was curated by John Sommer with the assistance of Payne The catalogue and the biographical material about the artists in the exhibition was put together by Payne and John Sommer with the help of the National Gallery Ottawa and the Art Gallery of Ontario chives Chief librarian Betsy Cornwell gave her and her staffs whole sup port to the exhibition and the Friends of the Halton Hills Libraries readily agreed to spon sor the exhibition like so many before The exhibition will be ready for viewing on March 28 and continue to April 15 Unfortunately because of previous booking 14 small original prints displayed in the showcases in the lobby will be there only to April l Don miss the official opening on April 1 because thats your last chance to see the entire show The following artists are represented m Hidden Bounty Sandra Altwerger Robert Bateman Rudolf Bikkers Dave Birkhans David Blackwood Prank Black Charlotte Brainerd Gerard Brender a Brandis Ken Danby Blake Drenters Horst Granzin George Hawken Katja Jacobs Frances Anne Johnston John Matter Ken Mc- Cauley Marjorie Saila Neville Palmer John Mueller Jack Dieter Jo Edward Schleimer Sylvia Singer Joseph Tatarnlc Harold Town Cecil Troy Mary Ann Watson and Kay Weber The Friends of the Hills Libraries are conducting the raf fle of a painting by Frank C to 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