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ALLEYWAYS try Chris Burke Dec 13 As the Christmas sea son approaches id our teams and bowlers have started to show their BANTAM GIRLS and Splits with 12 points are the superior teams Yum Yum Girls have points and arc third Slow Pokes are to be tnlatcd as they have Just won the r fiw completed series victims wire Fighting Banana Splits annexed two dimes and from Good Coolies Strikcroos dumped Yum Yum twke for total vcre clipped in Sanies but the in the finale taking to tal pins S insert registered wins the second and final Barnes aft losing to Cats Knock and Wildcats the games and tied the finale Tie Pussies took total pins avenge is Newsier with The high single gnc S a holds the ttf of WEEKLY HIGHS Sylvia Levers singe Wend Selina Aldham single Hamilton triple BANTAM BOYS Bombers Famous Six and are first each with 14 pom j Sinkers rank with points Bombers baffled Thunderbolts to all rounds Egg Heads clobbered Archies for the complete series Mini Strikers surprised Pioneers to all three Spoilers Mere shocked as Fa Six overpowered them in all three games crush Cascade for the triple win Green Homes bombed Cardinals to take their aeries Stephen Archibald has average of The high trio held by Gary and the high single is held by Scott Ret WEEKLY HIGHS Paul ColTey 204 Bradley triple Garv Richardson Grant Richardson 466 Alan single JUNIORS The Champs and All Stan ire the top teams Each has 13 points The with and Georgetown Proa with 10 points rank third and The Champs clicked In all three game over Rebels babies defeated Incredible twice but lost total pins Stan puttied Pin Busters tak ing wo games and totals Blue Angela shone aa they too Stumble Bugs Tor two and totals were top ped all three games by Bom Buddies Georgetown Pros were triumphant over Unknowns two games as thoy won total pins In the average race Its and Doug En man 212 Yvonne also has the girls nigh single of end the high three of The boys high single 368 and high trio an both held by Doug Enman TOP TEN TOSSED Doug 288 Debbie 230 Yvonne 273 Lorraine Harrison Pallida Duncan own Burns 10 single Rick Sam Holmes Moore Susan 1 SENIORS Th won the first ice with points Scat Pack wore second with 44 points LI Sun Dial third at points and Bowler Cats fourth with points Sitting in fifth and sixth positions are White and Question Marks lent Nicholson and Wilkes with are the top girls Wilkes has the high single and Sharon the high trio of iMike a is high for the boys The high single and the triple arc also held by Mike BOWLING TIPS Etiquette When the match Is over and you are finished bowling leave the playing area promptly Tally away from the lanes and allow the next group of bowlers to start their games Be prepared lo take your turn prorop Meet the ahead of you as ho comes off the approach BOWLING TERMS Channel or Gutterball A bail which drops into either channel or gutter ODDS ENDS This week Birthday Babies were Kevin Dec Dec 13 and her sister Yvonne Bratkin Dec most consistent bowlers were Bantams Donna 110 and 113 and Brad and Christmas Cheer Winners Mend ay afternoon Glad Dillon Audrey Ma id Norma Alexander Laurie Johnstone 2nd Mar Ca meron Sharon Ruby Steed Tuesday afternoon Helen Archer Marg June Goodwui Edna Murray Vcma Eileen Wendy night clock 1st Bessey Flo- Ann Kennedy Powell Barb White OUTDOORS with GEORGE H0ARE BAGS WESTERN GOOSE QUOTA IN TWO DAYS Christmas is near once Us a happy time for some and a sad one for others Some peo ple especially children receive so much and other so Utile Christmas is a time to give more than to receive The above brings back to my memory a song my mother played on the organ years ago It was a sad song about a boy who delivered papers On the outside cover of the sheet of music was a picture of a boy with a bag full of papers over his shoulder tears were in his eyes He was stand in front of a large window that was all lit up with Christ mas decorations a huge tree could be seen inside He could children holding hockey and different other gifts The name of the sheet of music is faint in my memory borne of the words were If I only ad a home sweet home and a mommy and daddy like other children have So at Christmas if make a boy or girl hippy es pecially like the one on that sheet of music we mil be doing something worthwhile Perhaps the above it out el place in an outdoor column But how many reader will agree WESTERN GOOSE SHOOT Jo of Brampton decided to hunt geese Saskatchewan this year with his cousin Ted who in an expert guide and live in Saskatoon The goose shooting took place miles of Saska toon Toe and Ted did their shoot from pits They shot the safe way sitting or back to hack from the pit They managed to bag their limit of Canada geese One mon weighed lbs It was pro bably one of tt giant Canada that the of Lands Forests is trying to bring back in quantity Normally it requires 4 or data lo bag ones limit Joe and Ted their count In twi days Other species of geese that were seen were while front or speckled bellies and lesser snow geese To quote Joe It was a good year for Thousands by Joe and Ted Joe and Ted also accounted for several prairie and sharp tail grouse Joe flow from lo He is an electronics lech at Provincial Paper in Georgetown NO FOR BILL B1U Hatch of George town is flying to Halifax lor to visit his parents Bill like me Is a lover of a food He Informed me In a teas ing way that the freezer parents have is loaded fresh salmon lobster and ven So I can picture what Bill will have for his dinner NORTH HALT0N CURLING NEWS Many Seasonal Winners Take Home Curling Prizes The ladies section Wednesday afternoonera have been curling the first draw just to get into shape for things to come Last weeks ladles curled for their Christmas cheer The winning rink included Wingrovc Jean Mackenzie Audrey and Secon dpriio table wine was won by Shirley Joy Noble and Lois Makov This Saturday there was an open turkey that you re welcome Informal social evening Last Saturday our turkey bonsplel was oversubscribed so rather than disappoint the six North rinks the committee made another draw One game was played late Saturday the two Sunday morning In ttbe Saturday first prize went to rink from Dixie 2nd prize to Jeff Duck and his rink of Don Paul Barber and Peter Mann of North Haton Third prize went to the rink of Leaside This was on the nine dock draw Eleven clock draw winners were all from out of town In our late draw Saturday night and Sunday the winners were Doug Ellis first Roger second and Lee third All these winners won have to worry about Christmas dinner with the of turkey we saw them home Georgetown Baseball Aasocla wont field an intermediate baseball team next season The decision was road at a meeting of the reorganized As sociation December B This year the Intermediate Giants who represent Georgetown In the Intermediate Base League lost money and fin ished at the bottom of the heap NO LIGHTS Lick of a field Illumination system and chaoge rooms are two big voids here Without lights the local games started while most potential fans were atlU eating dinner Teams com ing from out of town had to use ears for changing into uniform When we have facia ties in the park we hope In field a team to represent George town in the County Baseball Association new pre George commented ONE The now Georgetown Baseball Association is an amalgamation of Ihe three local base ball setup The executive thanked Sid Gray former president of house league baseball who has stepped down The house league grew from teams to teams in 1970 Bill Richmond who stepped Moving to the ladies section all the draws of last week plaed Ihcir last game for Christmas cheer following Is a list of all the winners throughout the week This coming Saturday Is our annual wine cheese party This is our first big dress up affair before our New Years parly Come on out For per person there dancing and think of all the wine and cheese you can sample through out the evening Paul Skinner and his ere v put on a real spread so don t disappoint him See you there K One Have you made reservations for New Year a If not join us at the Club JUVENILES Cycle Sports Preston Benny from Darvc Irons scored the only local goal in this Tuesday December 3 en counter in Preston Wednesday night oclock 1st Both Skinner Vclma 2nd Verna Schenk Vema Beth Anderson Lou Thursday mom Ing 1st Marion Burns Lena Burns Norma Alexander Marianne 2nd Irene Curry Hilda Earlc Cathy Perego Susan Thursday afttrneon 1st Prairte Besscy Edna Ma Jane Burrows Joan Mac Donald 2nd Vivian Norma Marilyn Barber Janet KID HOCKEY Schedule for December 19 Providence vs Quebec 00630 Omaha Hen hey va Springfield Cleveland vs Coiumbua Buffalo vs Tulsa 30 Pittsburgh Baltimore 8804 Scrape ami Hood NHL Philadelphia vs Toronto 209 SL Louis vi Montreal JO Chicago Los Angeles Detroit va New York 11 Scrape and Flood Boston out SENIOR LEAGUE Schedule for December Gait Woodstock va Oakvill Saturday January has been set for who have moved out of Saturday Morning Hockey and receive their registration fee at the arena at clock Parents interested in hockey socks for jun ior call in at equipment room on Saturday Saturday morning hockey will carry on during the Christmas holidays and New Years On be half of the Legion hockey exec utive we extend Season Greet ings all fans players en coaches and referees A Marlles vs Whitby 11 4012 lfi Peterborough vs 1612 Hamilton vs Ottawa St hilts 131 Niagara Kitchener 143 2 Montreal vs Weston By all reports a IS lb 2 Brook trout was caught this year miles north of Goose Bay Labrador It was caught in the Tafuiyak River Hit previous record was a lb that Was caught at Virgin Falls In the River in July IMS by a J Cook Another nice speckled rout worth speaking about can be seen la Hurray General Store in Barry Bay tt weighed 12 lbs some odd ounces It never entered In any contest Thais all for enjoy the outdoors WOMEN S DART LEAGUE Bs Imperials Team Georgetown Bowl Originals Rookies Terra CoWa Smoothies INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY STANDINGS Team J Port Colborne I Fort Brie I GEORGETOWN I week so SEE THE NEW SKIR0ULE SNOWMOBILES Campleht sheets N0RVAL SHELL SERVICE HIGHWAY NORVAL LACK LIGHTS CHANGE ROOM BASEBALL CLUB WILL FOLD down as president of the getown Association is staying on as executive member and will coach a cent in 1071 Thursday December A strong Los Angeles team overcame a determined Minnes ota crow by a score Down scored unanswered goals to win The second game was on the best of the season Pitts burgh squeaked by St Louis by After the Pitts scored St Louis carried the play tiy only to be thwarted by Pitts burgh goalie He 2 at tempts In the last minute of the game Thursday plajer of the week to Mike Caruso Pittsburgh goalie On numerous occasions he robbed St Louis of As the schc progresses the games become more and more interesting The skat better and the tempo has increased Checking TRIC0UNTY HOCKEY Dec game in They made It 31 early in tho third period and the locals their second goat until there was just 40 seconds left MIDGETS Sunny Acre Farms Burlington Brian Beaumont hat trick sparked the locals lo the victory a rough and tumble game In Burlington Central Ar Sunday Alec got the other goal Gord Williams played his best game of the year despite lack of help from his defense Preston Sunny Acre Farms A This was a fast dean con test that was anybodys game The locals showed a couple of weak spots but In general play well Roy Love scored twice Craig Fleming and Alec Oven den once each Brian Beaumont had three assists while Dave Alexander and Glen Robins each assisted once BANTAMS Burlington A Georgetown managed only shots on goal and Burlington 16 in this Sunday game in Burling ton Kevin Reeks from Gory and Mike Forbes from scored Georgetown Milten Georgetown scored both goals in the middle period after Mil ton scored three unanswered goals In the flrst third pet- tod was slow and rough with many penalty calls Dick from Bill and Rick Becker Slake ShortiU and Larry Pcttersks struck for the locals W Bliss Preston ic teams were tied go ing into Ihe third period The winning goal came with only 15 seconds left in the game Kevin Recks Rick Becker Ted from and BUI Klrtty from Gary Mc wore Georgetown mark BANTAM Milten Kinsmen Georgetown scored two quick goals in the last three minutes make it close An extra at tacker failed to produce tike tying goal At Gilmer scored all three for Georgetown Ihe last unassisted son and M assist on the first goal Kinsmen I ft Goalie Al Densmore celebra ted his first game with a shut Bill Preston and Bob each scored twice while Al fll Willie and Grant got the rest Willie Steinke and Charlie collected two assists each an Eric Si Andrews and Mike Simpson assisted This one wu Saturday Kinsmen I This was a close gams all the way Georgetown broke the with less than seven minutes Charlie KnoepfU from Bill Preston and Eric St from Gilmer were George- towns snipers In this December game Oikvllla Kinsman led throughout this Milton V Meters Bruno Martina from Terry Turner and Bob Becker and Terry Turner from John Wright scored in a losing cause day December Burlington a Fire Barry and Brian playing well in held Ihe score lo 20 two periods Gcortctown hud of good chances but score Mike made the Burlington forwards keep their heeds up Fir Milten Rich Hewitt playing perfect positional hockey scored four goals Tim Turner had two goats and Scott and Alike one apiece Bob leas had three assists Mike two Scott Ian Recks and Tun Turner the others scored twice and Blake Tom Wy lie and David notched the rest This one was Hcepeler December shooting are both evident add thrills galore In the game Toronto scored a come from behind win over second place Montreal This was an excellent game Toronto bos yet to lose a game and bold down first place New York defeated Detroit by a 32 score to move into third place Once again a fine tlon In the night cap it was oil YOUR DEALER FOR MERCURY MOTOSKI Snowmobiles SALES and SERVICE Chicago pressed hard early in the game and had a lead Fine goal tending kept the score down got blronger as the game progressed and final got the equalizer Friday night player of the week to Bob Dean of Boston Although he didn figure in the scoring he played a very strong way Please Note No Tykes on December but our Skat Party is December from Also a Good Selection of USED SNOWMOBILES Your Author ltd Outboard Dealer CREDIT RIVER BOAT CO Open Evenings till 8 15 to Make a note of times Defer Decision On Trailer Park A proposed tent and trailer park off highway near Ccd Springs Motel was oppos ed by council til Ihe Planning Act and Zon bjlaw goes in effect Owners and Mara had approached the Department of Tourism and Information who in turn wrote council saying the plans met with their and they would be com polled bo issue a permit less there was a municipal bylaw prohibiting It Deputy Reeve Tom Hill said the Planning Board did not want to make a decision until the 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