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LINING UP CUE TOURNEY Ken Swan manager Family Billiards on Main Street and son new owner John Swan up a shot These days he Is aba lining up a pool tournament to be held j with a trophy pool cue us prizes The elimination will sec shooters competing in four midget Juvenile intermediate and ladies Season in Full Swing For Minor Soccer League by Mary Cooper The of the Klns- mens Girls Softball League has had to coll a holt to acceptance of players for wait Ins Lists for the junior senior and senior ladies leagues Play list for the leagues have topped tho mark covering 21 teams in tho past week two new Jun ior teams were added to reduce the number of players per and to accommodate the girls then on the waiting lists One team will bo called The Hunt- end the other is sponsored by Caruso Fruit Market Coaches for these new en tries arc Lilly Stamp and Sue Stamp and Sandy and Valerie White NEED COACHES The senior division for year olds has also undergone expansion this year with the adding of Real Es tate This team wilt be coach ed by Jack Handy who has step ped up from years of conch a junior learn With en tries in tho teams will get an increase of or 3 byes throughout tho season Coaches arc still required fori the senior ladles division The two teams Petes Girls and Copeland s play every begin- 1 the To add Interest games against tl Brampton and overs and against sen or girls are planned by Murray Parsons th the full week of games completed the GDMSA 1971 season Is now full aw Unfortunately I not have referees report on hand for all games played but follow arc the results of games for which cards were submitted covering timo per May to May ROUSE LEAGUE SQUIRTS May Tigers Golden Jets l May rds Giants May Bobcats Bombers In the iers vs Golden Jetsj game S Page scored on a pen ally shot Both teams played hard gome R Robinson scored the only goal in a game which saw tl rds beat the ants in what was a good game for so early in the season The Giants defense rates an honourable mention Stewart and J Chaisson scored a goal each for the Bob cats while S Beed scored the lone Bombers goal 1 feel that the referee comment is worth printing Both teams and readily obeyed instruc- tions Well done lads ATOM May Wildcats Falcons S May Aces Grizzlies May 21 Golden Hawks Phantoms 2 May Spitfres Flyers Tho Wildcats played two short which gave the Falcons quite an edge Scoring for the Falcons were Smith A Bo- din A and 2 Both Aces and Grizzlies ploy well w th Clark goal giving the those two important points In a seesaw battle A Patter son scored two goals for thel winning Golden Hawks Their other goal came from P The Phantoms goals were scored by M Milton and K Brown The Flyers decided the out come of their game in the first half with goals by McQuorry M Bradley and Cunningham second half was a fairly even contest MOSQUITOES May Jaguars 2 Chargers 2 May IB Owls 2 Cougars I May Rovers 1 Haiders May Cable Kings Chargers 3 In what may be described as a loose game typical of early season play M Evans and M Norton scored for the Chargers while Knocpfll and K each notched a goal for Jaguars The Owls played a good game with their goals being scored by J Burns and Kelly Un fortunately I do not the name of the Cougars marks man Black mark In an Interesting passing game D Archibald scored for the Rovers and Diamond for the Raiders D played a sound game for the Raiders In a well played gome the King ex Tigers bowed to the Chargers The Cablo unfortunate not to tie the game in the ten minutes as they earned several opportunities Scoring for the Chargers M Norton Evans and for tho Cable Kings Thompson space constra it could not be printed this was it It that a form of soccer was played by the Ro mans their occupation of tun Wo know for certain that soccer were play SOCCER NOTES May Arsenal Wolves Goals by Patterson Re Thompson ensured ctory by the Arsenal The i ves lone goal was scored by G I Richards The Wolves played well the f half but appear run out of steam in second REP TEAMS Georgetown teams continue to be a power to be reckoned the Peclllalton leagues as tnessed by following re- BANTAMS On Thursday May 20 George town Bantam Colts beat Bronte The win was spear headed by goals from Watt hat trick and two from Shcarson Our goalie saved a penalty shot The Georgetown team was much too strong fori opposition Rangers vs 1 Mclla scored Rangers I and C was rated the outstanding player of the game Georgetown Rangers Oak Despite a great game by right half Recks the Rangers made heavy work of defeating a lightweight team Goals were scored by Lock wood and the winner by D with ten minutes to go from a comer kick from Thompson ATOM Cyclones 3 Bronte Excellent positional ploy re- suited In two goals by P Mor row and I by Findlay How ever our boys did not capitalize on many opportunities played a solid game Players worthy of special men tion were R Waters son and Euteneler SQUIRTS Gear Panthers 1 To the best of my this Is the first defeat suffered by a Georgetown Rep team this season However this Is discredit to the Panthers who really had tho better of tho play but need a bit more to sh in oppositions goal area UP COMING EVENTS Soccer will be operating hot dog stand at the Rodeo May Pleas give us your support first dance of tho season will be held at the Legion on June Tickets will be per and an excellent buffet supper Is included In this price ODD COMMENT Several people asked whntl happened to the odd comment last week I guess I made my column too long and duo to very early in history at Chester a town founded by the I onions Games scheduled Up to and June 3rd are as lo SQUIRTS MAY Boomerangs Bombers ants vs Sp If res Wolves Bobcats JUNE 1 Eagles vs Stingrays T icrs vs Wolves vs Bombers All games played at Simony I eld at p ATOM MAY Hawks Cols6 30 Bobcats vs Cougars Dynamos Spitfires 9 Flyers vs Fnlcons 00 vs Grizzlies 30J JUNE Dynamos Falcons All gomes played at MOSQUITO MAY Rovers Rockets Rangers vs Chargers JUNE C Jaguar Cougars 7 30 Rockets All tames played at MAY Wolves vs Beavers 7 Colli vs United noon vs Jets 30 All games ployed at Ccdarvalo REGULAR AND KINDS Girls Softball League At Capacity Signs Off SENIOR LADIES LEAGUE PETE Lilly Stamp Shirley Saunders Tool Servos Sandy Sue Stamp Cindy Cooper Jan Lynda Peck Yvonne The most fun trophy to present will be up for grabs again this year in the junior end senior classes The Gory Alton trophy for the Most Im proved player Is final day pre- ESSO EXTRAS Jan Infills Jerry Kurtz Jo- anno Collier Debbie Shork Suo Phillips Irene Valerie White Mary Marsha Jones Heather Townsend June G Linda Edwards FIRST GAMES A new rulo is going to bo stric tly enforced this year All play ers must wear running shoes and no sandals will be allowed As this Is being put into print the girls will be the 1st games of tho game season into the record books Many of the more avid long bait hitters will hove their eye on the and senior Home Run Queen eg Wo wish them luck THE HUNTERS Coach Sandy Valerie White Ruth Ferris Susan Mavcal Kelly Sharon Green- slode Jennifer Glass Joanne Jay no Bell Theresa j Adam Janice Snow Joy Middle- ton Rill a Walters Ew Lynda Nix Julio Heather ton Paula Abrcsch rendu Cathy Given Heather Janet Olllvier Susan Marie Milne Christine Atkinson Lin da M Debbie Arm strong Smith Carol Cook OUTDOORS by George Taped Rifles and Plenty of Nerve Tho above is the heading of artlclo that was in tho Ont Department of Lands and Forests newsletter which have at hand lets change- the sub- from rainbow to that maj- game animal of ours col led the moose Tho two accused were from Michigan and for them the date November meant that the a Las on was closed Last fall the mooso season opened October 3 in much of north western Ontario and closed on November for nonresidents It extended another month to December 15 for residents TRANSFORMATION Our Michigan friends sub- scribed to the theory that a mooso hunter from Michigan can be made to look Just one from Ontario and they set about to prove It First they conspired to trnns- foma their Michigan camper into an Ontario version of the same thing This was easy slnco tho truck manufac turers moke them the same In both places All that was need was a change in license plates Somehow they obtained a set of Ontario plates and bolted them on top of the Michigan ones This would get them Into tho back country perhaps past guards on logging com pany roads and into the deep bush where moose live ELABORATE SCHEME Next they mado certain thatl they brought along a popular Canadian mado snowmobile No use of attracting attention un necessarily best proof of residency though one of them concluded would bo to present a resident mooso license With that docu a fellow could really bluff things out Somewhere he was able to get one Normally with all these ela borate schemes and Innova tions an ordinary poacher would feel fairly secure but not these chaps Someone must have told them that tho north woods is usually full of snow on 27th They examined their rifles and got on more bright Idea Black rifles can be easily seen against a white background Lets camouflage them I WHITE TAPE When tho hunter were prised by a conservation cr on Lake deep in thei wilds of northwestern Ontario their rifles were completely ta pod from butt stock to muzzlo with white adhesive Even the breach and mechanism around the bolt were pointed white Its possible they intend ed to chuck them into the snow to avoid detection They never had the chance It ended in Provincial Court at Gcraldton on March 1971 charges Hunting dur closed season and us- Choose it Canada ran at col of cars TILDBN ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED COACHES AND MANAGERS FOR THE SEASON FOR MINOR HOCKEY TEAMS NOVICE A AND A AND BANTAM A AND B MIDGET A AND B JUVENILE No boy may be coached or managed by lather brother etc INTERESTED PARTIES Georgetown Minor Hockey Support Group O BOX No 83 Phone or EXPRESS BUSES Woodbine MAY to JULY 18th Wed thru Sun Alto May Leave Georgetown DIRECT TO THE TRACK am RETURN FARE Tickets ft a HIGHLAND RESTAURANT MISS Aonl TELEPHONE DELREX PLAZA RESTAURANT Georgetown Market Centra PETER KAROUDIS Agent TEL The 2nd Annual GEORGETOWN Georgetown Cycle Sports WATER ST 877MSO you live in GEORGETOWN it makes sense to buy your Volvo from Georgetown British Cars No GEORGETOWN First of all you won have to go out of your way later to get your Volvo serviced Second alt location with our good reputationtor quality service high trade liu and fait delivery So It would make sense to buy your Volvo from even if you dldn five nearby May 29th at 2 pm 730 pm May 30th at 2 pm THRILLING RODEO EVENTS RIDING CALF ROPING WILD HORSE RACE BARREL RACE PICK UP RACE ADDED THIS YEAR BRAHMA BULL RIDING KIDS CALF SCRAMBLE CLOWNS FUN FOR EVERYONE DONT MISS AMERICAS ROUGHEST SPORT At Georgetown Fair Grounds Admission 00 Children IS