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Page 24 THE HERALD Wednesday October 3 1990 In appreciation Hills Herald Managing Editor Colin Gibson right who moonlights during the summer as a referee In the Georgetown Mens Flag Football League was presented with a special plaque b league President Gord McNeill Saturday night at the league s annual awards dinner and dance held at the Acton Legion The plaque was presented in recognition of Colin work on behair of the league the years 1990 marks Colin 10th season of association with the league Herald photo Bowling Golden Age Orioles in first SENIORS The bowling action was fast and furious as Robert Harrison led the Seniors on September with a 706 261 triple Following close were Brian Btll 1233 Christina Lane and Eddie Doyle The members of the league would like lo welcome Lor Prevost and Blake Smith who joined the Ieague1hursda night There are still a few open spaces in our fully supervised league If you are interested having fun while learning how to bowl from qualified instructors please call the Bowling Alley at 9922 or stop by and talk to Ralph Dee Dee or Rose Thursday night between 30 and 30pm Come on out and roll GEORGETOWN V B C JUNIORS Alain Ryan Martin 1238 Robin Zander 299 Cindy Clarke 526 219 Chris Gostlin Kim Conrad 172 Nan cy Laroque David Leslie 470 197 Lynn Dales 470 Geoffrey Beauparlant Dave 451 BANTAMS Matthew Walker 482 168 Paul Larocque 194 Down and out Thomson instructor of form of His a mi follow instructor during a il the Georgetown District on Frill Tn practicing for their group s demons ralinn is open to it mi pm Herald photo Gibson School sport interest rising Special When you witch the sports news on television or read the sports section in the newspaper von notice the decline of on high school sports much than inert used to be lOor 15ears Others may think the opposite but the foci is that high school sports are neglected The question being raised is Are sports to the students anymore majority coaches and students interviewed to Ihmk that sports in school High to be specific ire just as if not more jortant to the students now fun sports ev cr w ere The overwhelming reason for s wis that sports in school a chance to relax and take their minds off other things such as school work jobs ind nothing else that happens to be on thtir minds One phys ed teacher feels that sports help keep the students from the bad things in life The now common horrors of drugs alcohol and in that can re illy disturb teenager When teachers and were asked about competitiveness in students contrasted w ith students of their era the answer was not surprising Most teachers coaches that the students ire much more competitive than when went to school This is paith because of the genenl of student of the environment that grew up in are still growing up in the students feel need to themselves and meet the stan set Pride in jour school is but seems to be lack ing an due to outside com and lack of any among schools More often than not students will attend a game to get out of classes then leave when the bell rings the only real shown is at championship games and title matches but then and only then in all popularity in high school sports is once again on the More and more people are trying out for sports and making the final cuts and it is only a mat ter of time before public interest is on the rise as well Rebel runner wins race Johnson member the Georgetown District High Rebels cross count r team con tinues to dominate competitors in the girls midget Al Thursday meet at Bishop Reding finished first in Hit three kilometer ice I other competitors The senior did winning the division Dan Campbell finished second along with Martin Davison eighth and Chris ims Curtis Withers and Doug Matthews which irned them the senior title Co John If said was pleased with the results his team members hive been coming up wilh since the beginning of the season This verv hard It s great seeing so many of them training ill the time at school They re very group Other GDHS competitors also did well on with midget runner placing third out of 111 in the kilometer run Kristv Johnson finished fourth out of 7H others in the 1 kilomdre run in junior girls competition followed by Ahxis Ktrr Leslie tilth Ingnd Waterman In junior boys competition Kevin finished out of competitors Ryan Trent placed in the six kilometer run Lusky placed seventh for the senior out of 42 com petitorsin the kilometer run Lynn Moreland 414 J Somers 372 Adam Scuralli 118 Nicki Verheul 357 1137 Jennifer Doyle 334 140 Lisa Myers 333 118 Lon Walsh Heather Sanderson Richard Gordon Everett 340 122 Alex Foster 274 114 Gordon Clarke Lindsay Ed SMURFS Jason Pshyk 253 Lisa Clarke 103 William Walker 236 104 Jamie 224 Daniel Arsenault 216 Amanda 205 MASTERJUNIOR The qualifying rounds for the Master Junior Championships starts with the next bowling ses sion of the Georgetown Y In this tourney the top boy and top girl in order of finish form a team with a Master Bowler and go to the Regional Finals to qualify for the Provincial Playoffs Georgetown expects to have nine teams of bowlers competing GEORGETOWN HOT SHOTS Wed Mixed League Dan Ligtennk794303 Tues Niters League Roy Robin son 770 Nile Social lorn League Rob Hatcher 736 267 GOLDEN AGE ING Standings As Of Sept i Orioles Chickadees Screwballs Misfits Team Five Stars 7 Braves 7 Snowbirds Expos Iintstones SuperSix GoGetters Phantoms Hopefuls High Single Flat Freddie Goudy 220 Hewitt 216 Kay Brotchie 200 Harvey Peavoy 252 George Hunter Emil Schicyburt 184 High Single with Handicap Freddie Goudy 284 Vi Hewitt 275 Marg Martin Harvey 295 George Hunter Euclid Boisvenue High Triple Flat Vi Hewitt Joyce Nabart Flo Carswell Harvey Stan Swann Euclid 469 SHOPPING SPREE VALUE STORE NOW AVAILABLE HOCKEY EQUIPMENT TEAM UNIFORMS HOCKEY BAGS SALE I REG WINTER JACKETS BASEBALL AND SKATE SHARPENING HOCKEY CARDS SHOPPING SPREE VALUE STORE