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Page B2 THE HERALD WedMKUy 1MI Two good showings for skaters Aral J Industrial League Curling Lopsided second draw v A Novice members of the Georgetown Figure Skating Club The Ice Dreamers posed for a picture after winning the bronze medal at the Cupids Capers Precision Competition in Mount Forest on Feb Pictured from left to right back row are Jessica Hepburn Christine Dawson Rachel Baker Amy Longworth Linda Lacrolx Katie Slansfield The Georgetown Figure Skating Chib is riding high after finishing well in their two most recent competitions On Saturday the Novice Preci sion team competed in the Niagara competition in Grimsby finishing third in their flight and sixth in the final among 12 teams On Feb the novices won their Liu Yvonne Moore Susan Gilpin Michelle Amy Sykes Krysten McBride Cathy Valers and coach Monica Phillips Front row left to right are Louise Tim Baker Mandl Brown Lesley Watson Peter Johnson Jenny Smith Carrie Crocker Amber Lyons and Angela Lee Pholo sub mitted flight at Mount Forests Cupids Capers Precision Competition and earned a bronze medal in the finals The Juvenile team relatively new to competition placed fourth in their flight in Mount Forest and are now practicing for a com petition in April The teams are coached by Monica Phillips and Gale North Halton Curling Verhaegen Both they and the parents have said they are proud of the teams and know they have represented the club well The members would like to acknowledge the support of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch and the Georgetown Lions Club Their support Is very much appreciated Busy season passes the halfway mark By ELLEN BURNS Herald Special All sections of the North curlers are extremely busy already more than half way through the curling season Results of the second mixed draw which ended Sunday night are as follows Winners of Group were Terry Sandy Peer Glen Peer and Ross Bethel Second place Ian Muir Norma Muir Bob McBride and Madge Whitfield Grcup 2 first Vic and Terry David and Heather Homer Second Brad and Chris Burgess and Bob and Elda Watts Group 3 first Bob Nancy and Helmut and Norm Second Wayne and Carol Taylor Jim DowellandR Many thanks to Stan Muir who has worked hard to run these first two draws very successfully The players are looking forward to the final draw of the season Muir has changed the format putting husband and wife on dif ferent teams but playing at the same time This should prove in teresting especially when hus band opposes wife Someone will be walking home A Valentines Sweetheart Spiel was held Saturday with lots of decorations and prizes This means the ladies skip and play second and the men vice and lead First place winners were Karin Henderson Dave Bray McLaren and Ed Stefan Second place were Sandy Peer Vic Jen Valios and Terry Dowd Third place Irene Soal Paul Burgess Gerda Stefan and Bob Watts In a bit of late news the win ners of the Mixed Invitational which was held at the end of January were Jim and Jean Connolly and and Mdly Moore Second place Gary Mizener Arden and Lynn and Gillris The slate of games to begin the second draw produced a wave of seemingly lopsided results when the final tallies were posted In most one team figured to have the better of the other Swimmers with three of its four team members ting Florida tans under their pink team colors had La Guys number from opening rocks They defeated the Julian squad by a hefty 114 count Insurance Rockers avenged an early season defeat by upsetting Kendale Eight Enders with a rusty Mike Makov- nyk at the helm by a tally The Boys continued their roll downing the Dead Enders by a healthy 13 2 score The Senators under Bill direction clobbered Kendale Hackers Paul Barbers Challengers took command early and routed Bill Smith Auto with Bill Smith in the captains chair by a count A rested Steve Foster skipped his Automatons to a dominating performance over The Boxers In the pairing of The Sign Shoppe Sliders and Hog Liners the Hog Liners pecked and peck ed away while The Sign Shoppe Sliders under Keith Bottomleys guidance seemed to be in a con trolling position at most points during the game The undoing for the Sliders came in the seventh end when failed to take ad vantage of the hammer Instead of picking up a pair he gave up a point and a 54 edge to the Hog Liners heading home JAWS looked like they were regaining some of their early season spunk and confidence in their contest against Fit As-A- and as the game see sawed they got much of the clubhouse crowd behind them However Ashbees rink came back with singles in the sixth and seventh to pull into a tie position heading home Some good shot making especially the guard work by in the eighth staved off another steal attempt The with only three ends won took the victory by a final Coming up next Thursday at North rink will be the following matchups At p m The Norval Boys The Senators Fit AsA Fiddle vs Dunlop Insurance Rockers The Automatons vs Bill Smith Auto The Sign Shoppe Sliders vs Lopers Swim mers At p m Dead vs Kendale Hackers JAWS vs Ken dale Eight Enders The Boxers Challengers Hog Liners vs La Guys GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND THE CAR STEREO EXPERTS NORTH END NISSAN 8784137 MILTON ONT RUST llililJI SAVE YOUR BODY NORTH END Martin SI MILTON APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS W Hindi All Claim 8731655 HALTON HILLS COLLISION 1 ACTON ONT Minor Atom Machines beat Milton 53 Coaches Dave Krause John Martin and John Richardsons fine tuning of their Black Machines paid off on Sunday when they cruised past Milton for a win Richardson was in high gear for this game and scoring the first goal One of the rookies Bryan Normore showed hard work pays off when he scored a goal and an assist Mike Madill put the pedal dow added one to the scoreboard at in the third period Dan went for a Sunday drive to score two goals for Georgetown and leave his impression on the Milton Adam Bowman picked up an assist while Geoff and Lewis Leppard played strong on the wings but were robbed a few times by Miltons goalie Nathan Martin and Jeff Telford were no easy pushovers at the as they sent Milton back many times without a shot on net Chris Hall played a tough game In net for the first half making some tough saves Joey Barber came in for the second half and proved his new glove was made for stopping pucks The boys travel to Buffalo in two weeks for a tournament and hope to repeat their success there GEORGETOWN SOCCER CLUB Spring Annual General Meeting Wednesday Feb 27 730 pm at GORDON ARENA All Those Interested In Soccer Are Welcome To Attend MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PO BOX 37 GEORGETOWN ONTARIO L7G4TI COACHING APPLICATION I am interested in coaching a team in the GMHA for the 199192 hockey season NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONED TEAM Please return this form before March 9 to GMHA at the above address or phone HAL PELLS 8730962 JIM 8737520 PAUL HOOGENDAM 8737507