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Minor Teams Set To Go Georgetown Ball Teams on Every Rung of HCBA Ladder OUTDOORS George Hurt Tell Me About And Show Me Those Good Trout be more earns play ing in the minor section of the County Baseball Assoc iation this summer than there have been In years League officials left the jun ior membership up in the air when they granted extension on the league entry deadline to Burlington and Milton Already In the junior loop early spring speckled that old story about lightning trout are scattered in eddies rapids undercut banka and un der log Jams some good baits are garden earth worms white grubs shiner tails streamer flies minnow type and drab coloured bucktalls small lures and flatfish are also good Much snow Is in the bush yet and some of the lakes are still locked in ice that is to the north and east of us This means that our local Ashing spots and others In the South ern Georgian Bay area will have more than their share of anglers RAINBOW TROUT Unlike the specks rainbow trout spawn in the spring but they can still be caught on a variety of lures Fresh roe and dew worms ore probably the most popular especially when they are pres ented to the trout with a drift ing method its believed they strike because they think the bait especially the worms and lures are going to Interfere with their spawning Early morning fishing ways paid off for me especially between dawn and am Most always there was a heavy frost and ice was gathering in the fly rod and our bands and feet suf fered from the cold but big rainbow trout that were high and dry on the grassybank more than made up for hardships Big rainbow trout have a ha bit of moving swiftly when hooked they break lines that are old with use and smash leaders especially In riv ers that are not big enough to lee that owing to a and a No or offset forged hook is the order of the day I myself as other anglers did find this out the hard way There is an old saying No flab ever broke a line or leader the fish just out smarted us did the damage THEY MOVE AT DUSK Dont leavo that favourite rainbow haven just because the sun has gone below the horizon we have seen them moving up as we stood knee deep In the river and dont believe and thunder spooking the trout of course its safer for one to be out of the water when the storm is at its worst but keep that bag of roe and gob of worms in the river The same applies speckled trout but thats story by Itself TACKLE TIPS Most experienced anglers know but others dont think to check their lines rod guides es pecially the one on the tip which if not hardened metal will be cut by the nylon line The reel also needs some In spection especially the spinning type open face to make sure the bail spring and line roller are okay landing net also needs some Inspection some nets have a habit of rotting during the long winter months Re placement nets can be purchas ed but sometimes Its cheaper to buy a new one A big one Is required for the rainbow trout SAFETY PINS ELASTICS AND CHEESECLOTH Safety pins have a good many uses such as holding up waders and holding torn clothing togeth er to name two Elastics for lure boxes cloth rod cases etc cheesecloth for minnow buc kets when one wants to keep minnows alive over night best to tie some cheesecloth ar ound the Inner part of the buc ket before placing It In a lake or river The cloth will keep the leeches from going In through the boles and eating all minnows up A patching kit for armpit wader repair Is always a must And dont target a mans best friend a warm wool shirt and a light a pair of water proof gloves at this time of year ore always In order HOW ABOUT PICTURES And to you lucky anglers how about some pictures of some of these good catches Give me a call or drop them Into the Her ald office A long winter has just pass ed and people want to see some trout So until next week Enjoy the outdoors Tight lines and safe Journey are teams from Ookville Geor getown and Burlington and a juvenile entry from Brampton Given extensions were a Juven ile entry from Burlington and a Junior entry from Milton Addition of new minor teams from Streetsvllle and Bramalea will bring mem bership for the minor section to at least 34 teams with the pes- TARGET FOR TYKES Heres something new for house league baseball tykes to shoot at It is the now trophy just donated by John Bennett left for the championship team Accepting It Is president George Townsend of 36 if the two late en tries join the junior series headed by Walter Foster Oakville Convener John Kup of Bramp ton will operate an eightteam circuit in the Tyke series with entries from Brampton Burl ington Georgetown Dundos Milton Waterdown and Playing in the ser ies under convener Don Clax- of will be Geor getown Brampton Burlington Milton and Streetsville Brampton Burlington Camp- Georgetown Milton Oakville and will play in the ban tam group convened by Elmer Dredge of Campbellville Convener Nell Campbell will govern a midget group made up of teams from Brampton Burlington George town Milton Water- down and Streetsville In most series operated with only six teams The Streetsvllle entry Is ex pected to help the Coun ty circuit in its campaign to attract entries from the area operated outside the Ontario Baseball Associat ion last year after the County circuit refused to relea se the territory to piny in Me tro Toronto Baseball Associa tion Lawson Brad Miller David pleton Bill Vanryn coach and manager John Haines and Pod Hancock IN THE HAH BAG Aj Daw Coxa day 1 Herald columnist George Boon on Pay Tribute To Title Winners Jackets for Glens Three Championship Ball Clubs Thursday April 22 will be a Norton Bus Lines sponsored memorable one for or more the team and Robert McMaster boys In Glen Williams as on made the presentation to each this evening a presentation of boy Jackets and a social time was held for the three teams win ning championships last son SQUIRTS The Squirts won two cham pionships the and the HRMSA trophies Members of the team were Bob Bryant Randy Kris Barber Don Cooper Stephen Deforest Bob Ford EUtabeth St Georgetown Out Bravo Bravissimo Sports Volunteers Dear Sir Once again hockey fa over end baseball begins As par ents of a boy participating in Georgetowns organised sports may we take this opportunity to express our thanks and Ap preciation to the many wonder ful people that make It possible We dont know all of the peo ple most concerned but to yon ail time keepers referees are na management etc Thank you To coach Ross West a great coach and a truly gentleman thank you very much To Branch Canadian Le gion Georgetown your won derful sponsorship makes possible for the boys of our town to enjoy while learning the true meaning of team spir it and sportsmanship Bravo well done Sincerely Mr and Mrs A J Choose from Canadas largest rental fleet of cam and CMC trucks ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS The team in were Jeff Haines Roy Hilts Glenn Greg Jeff Crawford Stephen Pierce Keith Dennis Brenner Jim Paul Camp bell Casey Colpitis Peter Wag- and coach Don This team sponsored by Mas ter Feeds Stewarttown also won the and ti tles BANTAMS Members of the Bantam Champions were Leigh ment Ken Fendley Dean Han cock Hal Hilts Paul Garland Ted Fendley David BUI Klrby Keith McHugh Terry Harlow Stuart Grey Sara Holmes Graham Deorsley Mi chael Pierce coach and manag er Doug Pierce and Fend Sponsord by Vera they won the FIVE OF EIGHT Of the eight trophies to be won by teams in the County Minor League the Glen boys captured five Balls used in the final win- Beavers Handcuff Metro Police Rugger Club Georgetown Beavers Rugger Club was the host club for a game at the Northern Electric ploying Held April IS in which the Metro Police Rugby dub was blanked The Metro Police club is big but their Inexperience showed when Pete picked up points on a try and a convers ion Bill Humphreys scored three points on a try Future games are here April and In Peterborough May ning games autographed by the executive coaches ma nagers and team mates and presented by John Haines to Squirt pitcher Jamie pitcher Jeff Haines and Bantam pitcher Michael Pierce SIGNED The evening was planned John and Margaret Haines and Don and Jean Hancock and held in Glen Williams town Mr and Mrs Earl Cuthbert of the executive report that to date lis boys and girls are signed for the ball season Mrs VI Haines Surprising That Public Gets Tennis Court One Day A Week Dr Dear Sir The formation or a tennis club making provision for com petition in the sport through tournaments should be support ed The officers of the tennis club have explained that the tennis courts were built with money raised by the Lions and that they were built In Joseph Gib bons Park and given to the town This park Is Georgetowns park and it is therefore public Surprising then that the tennis club should only allow the pub lic to use its own court on one day of the week that being Friday and not even during the weekend Has the GHC de- el gated its responsibility for the courts to the tennis club The Inequalities developing through this situation can be solved 1 GRC set down fees per hour of play to offset opera ting and maintenance costs of courts Other facilities are run on this basis eg swimming pool and arena GRC provide turrfeBe attendant to collect fees and moke reservations This would have the added advantage of providing a summer job In this manner equality will exist the maintenance end op erating costs of the courts will Dore First Of Oaks To Sign Georgetown right bander nle became the first play er to sign a contract with the Oaks Wednesday night became available to the Oaks when the Georgetown Gi ants folded during the off-sea- sou Dore was signed on the third night of workouts for the Oaks who have about 35 players try ing for spots with the club 1 IT TAKES OVER THREE THOUSAND ROW a REGISTER Georgetown Cycle Sports WATER ST 8TTM30 not be a drag on the QRC and consequently we can ex pect Georgetowns tennis courts to flourish for the benefit of all The ball Is your court T Gordon Pete Pomeroy Sports HUNTING FISHING LICENSES Main St SECOND MORTGAGE Money Available Low Low Interest Rate LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS NO BONUS Arrangements made In tit privacy of year Own Home CoDoUdte toot bubCut monthly Payments In Ball All mortgages ran until paid from to 15 yean IMMEDIATE APPROVAt Call or PAT Catch up with the leader DATSUN 1600 IN MILTON Canadas numberone import car is here Datsun horses up to miles to the gallon With the kind of performance thats made It Canadas most successful rally car If youre planning to buy an economy car buy the one thats been tested under the worst possible conditions against the best possible competition the car Datsun 1600 lis the leader from North Em Datsun Sales Service Line Road MILTON pm Weekdays am pm Sunday SWIMMING and WATER SAFETY CLASSES For Beginners and Juniors COURSE STARTS MAY COMPLETE COURSE INDOOR HEATED POOI Course conducted by fully qualified Red Cross Instructors using the approved Red Cross swimming and wafer safety program COMPLETE COURSE Only per child Every child I should know how to swim and practice water safely REGISTER NOW BY CALLING 8779531 Alpine Health Club 12 WISUYAN STREET KINSMEN CLUB OF GEORGETOWN INC JUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE REGISTRATION FRIDAY APRIL 30th TO PM FRIDAY MAY 1st 8th 1000 AM TO PM AT PETE POMEROY SPORTS MAIN STRUT NORTH 10 yaara and over at of May 111 Proof of Ago REGISTRATION FEE MAXIMUM PER FAMILY THE REGISTRATION FEE OF 130 COVERS INSURANCE Your child Injured under standard Sports Accident Policy If Injuries should occur It must be understood that neither the Kinsmen Club Inc nor any Individual can be held liable GIRLS SIGNATURE PARENT OR GUARDIAN COMMISSIONER TOM KENT NAME Surname ADDRESS PHONE PROOF OF AGE BIRTH DATE REGISTRATION FEE Paid Did you play lit Yon If what Taamf month day