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24 THE HERALD Wednesday March 1991 fterald Sports Roundup Georgetown Bowl GEORGETOWN YBC Jtiniora Cindy Clarke 714265 Ryan Martin 688237 David Leslie Alain 533250 Robin Zander 550199 Ken Armstrong Kevin Shapcott 519196 Sherry Walsh 510232 Bantams Matthew Walker Janice Somers Adam ScuraLU David King Shane Mandarino 439127 Lisa Lawrence 432165 Pee wees Richard Gostlin 428158 Brendan Louth Everett Alex Foster 328119 AJ Ellison 325120 Jordon Scuralli 309128 Rebecca Cory Latimer 301114 Smarts Jason 315124 William Walker 293117 Lisa Clarke Adam Latimer 250104 Blake Mandarino GEORGETOWN HOT SHOTS Mm Nlte Social Tom Prouse Mens League Ed Wed Mixed League High Single Ken Donaldson 396 Triples Wendy Parent 753341 Laverne Brown Ruth Fisher 709259 Nlte Social Helen Hum phries 737300 GEORGETOWN BOWL SENIORS There were not a lot of high scores this week as the Senior Boys team prepared to travel to the Four Steps to Stardom Pro- vincial Finals in Toronto March 17 Topping the scoreboard was team member Dave Ridley Rounding out the top four were Brian Bell 673276 Christina Lane and Lorrie The caravan of cars going to watch and cheer on the Senior Boys will be leaving from Georgetown Bowl on March 17 For more details call Dee Dee at 8775974 GOLDEN AGE BOWLING Team Standings 101 Braves 101 Orioles SuperSix 91 Expos Snowbirds 90 High Single Vi Hewitt Joyce Lauretta Casey Ruth Forgrave Harvey Peavoy Trevor Williams 231 Bob Harris High Triple Vi Hewitt Zander 501 Jean Harvey Peavoy Trevor Williams Stan Swann Georgetown Racquet Club teams qualify for league playoffs Elementary Basketball NORTH ELEMENTARY BASKETBALL REPORT WEEK 8 Halton County SemiFinals East vs West Girls Rolling Meadows New Central 21 Boys New Central 41 Rolling Meadows Central vs North Girts Sam 32 Queen E Park 10 Boys WI Dick 52 County Championships Girls Rolling Meadows 25 Sam Sherratt Boys WI Dick New Central Industrial Curling The Georgetown Racquet Club has two teams entered in playoff competition after the long winter season The ladies D interclub team and the junior mixed under 19 squads advanced while the mens interclub team fell short of qualifying The mens B team played 11 matches over the season that ran from October to March GRC won six and lost five matches a record good enough for a third place finish in the standings Only the first two teams advance to the playoffs Their last match was the most notable in that they upset the top ranked team Regency Racquets Club from Brampton Team Major Peewees struggle in TriCounty playoffs After defeating Streetsville on their home ice last month Bruins Major hockey team met stiff competi tion in recent playoff action Ancaster travelled to Arena on Feb 24 and fought the local club to a draw Both clubs were scoreless for the first two periods of action although Georgetown completely controll ed the game outshooting them assumed a lead at the nine minute mark of the third period but Georgetown was able to tie the score at when cap tain Kevin Lumb made a solo rush from his end and scored with 223 left Bruins then travelled to last week where they met a more aggressive opponent Flamboro held a lead late into the third period before David Boere put Georgetown on the scoreboard at the 536 mark on a goal assisted by Scott Lahey and Fraser Thorn Georgetown completes tri- county playdown activity after the Spring Break when they play Oakville on March 21 Chinguacousy on March 23 and finish the season with Brampton at Alcott on March Should they be successful in these games they will play an undetermined opponent for the championship members were Wayne Pakkala Jans Paul Strandberg Allan Murray Jans Boyd Hoccinott and Keith Smith The ladies D team has manag ed to attain one of the four playoff spots in the West section of the eightteam league Team members are Audrey Jans San dy Lewis Kristy Lewis Myra Hertz Janet Schandelmeier and Gloria Sinclair The junior team has finished the regular season in first place Melanie Jans Keith Smith Owen Jones Brad Amato Kristy Lewis Kristy Johnson Jamie Kelman Greg Sinclair Vineet Mitera Henry Anderson and Greg Sinclair all contributed to the team effort Finals will be held on Mach when the GRC squad will meet a strong contingent from Pine Valley Racquet Club The four member Georgetown team in the finals will be Melanie Jans Keith Smith Owen Jones and Brad Amato The Pine Valley Open Tourna ment held March 810 at the North York Club featured A and B divisions for both men and women Melanie Jans won the ladies A division by defeating Lynne Miller in the final 30 WINDSHIELD REPAIRS Handle All Insurance Claims SAVE YOUR BODY NORTH END NISSAN 8784137 610 Martin St Milton NORTH END NISSAN 610 MARTIN ST 8784137 MILTON ONT N OTICE- Introducing an exciting new HOTEL PLAN which allows you to select the package to fit your budget Start with BASIC ROOM RATES as low as per night plus taxes Then add on the extra services YOU require such as television telephone or housekeeping Only pay 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