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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), June 10, 1971, p. 4

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Rep Rangers Keep Their Cool Bounce Bronte 60 Mr first item for this we Is a vote of thanks to all of the people who participated the operation of oar hot dog at the Roc Thanks to the great effort this task force the venture was a success In our continuing effort raise operating foods oar en tertainment officer BLU Rao- has organized a eli dinner Tola wiB be held at the Legion on Friday Julys It is my understanding at the time of writing that the works department win be catting the grass on the Squirts pitch on Monday June This la good as Tiny Tim made a good out of TipToeing through Tulips our lads hare been Baring a rough time dribbling through the dandeliora A specification that I hope Will be noted and be helpful for any future installation of goal potts The Gealst Width and depth of goal posts and crossbars must not exceed 5 inches They may be square rectangular semi circular or elliptical In shape Other shapes are not allowed The distance between the up right posts shall be yards and the height of the crossbar shall be 8 feet from ground REP TEAMS Geor Panthers The much Improved team gave our boys an exciting game Outstanding far the Pan thers were A Vugts A who played a strong aggressive game ATOMS Chtnguacwisy Geor Cyclones A sharp well drilled Chlngua- team easily defeated the K Reeks D J T Kewley 1 The Rangers are to be com mended for keeping their cool when frustration caused the op position to lose theirs BANTAMS Georgetown Bangers Rangers victory resulted from a good team effort and goals by M Deere K Ross l D Service P l Cyclones who were quite good at midfield but weak on de fense MOSQUITO Georgetown Our boys played their best game of the season against a strong team Fisher and S turned in good performances and the This tles as a team are improving Georgetown Rangers Bronte Scoring for the Rangers were Chlaguaconsy Georgetown Colts 1 The opposition was too strong for the Colts who did not play one of the better games Watt was our lone marksman HOUSE LEAGUE RESULTS SQUIRTS Eagles Stingrays l Tigers Wolves Bombers Giants Golden Jets A strong Eagle team with 4 goals from hat trick plus and one each from J Clare W Grey and easily defeated the Stingrays Georgetown junior judo team above i and seniors ibe- low made their presence felt at the recent Ontario sports festival at York University whew other Ys competed Under the instruction of Fred Daley the Jodoists captured gold and four silver medals plus a bronze I do not have the name of the marksman or the who won close gome with the Tigers as no referees re port was submitted J DoJong supplied 2 goals for the Bombers In a seesaw bat tle with the Wolves who scor ers were Hastings and Milne A draw was a fair result for the evenly contested Giants vs Golden Jets game Standings North DMska Pis Golden Jets 7 TtaDderhirds 10 Spitfires Tigers I I Giants 2 Stingrays oioo South Eagles 1 0 3 Bombers 1113 Wolves 10 Bobcats 0 0 0 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Tuesday June June IT Juno 24 Than July August Tugs August 17 August August Toe August SI First Teams Listed on Diamond A sad ted teams on Diamond Varlan vs Macs Milk vs Standard Prod HPBM vs Standard Prod Macs vs Varlan Varlan vs Standard Products Macs Milk vs Standard Prod vs Macs vs Varlan vs Macs MM Standard Prod vs HPBJJ HPB vs Macs Standard Prod vs Varlan Varlan vs Standard Products Macs vs Standard Prod vs Hoes Varlan vs Macs Standard Prod vs HPBM vs Macs Standard Prod vs Varlan Varlan vs Macs Milk vs Standard Prod vs Standard Prod Macs MOk vs Varlan Vorlon vs Macs Milk vs standard Prod vs Macs Standard Prod vs Varlan vs Macs Milk vs Standard Prod vs Standard Prod Macs Milk vs Varlan Varlan vs Standard Macs Milk vs HPBM Standard Prod vs Macs vs Varlan Varlan vs Macs Standard Prod vs vs Standard Prod vs Mac Panthers I Rangers 0 PEE WEE Wolves Beavers 1 Carretal Jets I have no details of the Wolv es vs Beavers game tho vs Jets game goals were scared by Bodnar and A Reed This was a fast well played game In which M played well for the loosing Carretal team Arsenal 3 United Celtic 1 J Beavers 2 Jets 1 Wolves 200 Carretal 0 Minor soccer games schedul ed up to and Including June 17 are as follows SQUIRTS JUNE 10 Tigers vs Wolves 11 Bombers vs Eagles Golden Jots vs Stingrays 15 Giants vs Bobcats Boomerangs vs Thundblrds 17 Spitfires vs Tigers All games played at Simony Field Yoder at 7 pm ATOMS JUNE 11 Bobcats vs Falcons Hawks vs Aces vs Cougars 12 Wildcats vs Colts 1000 Wildcats vs Cougars 16 Aces vs All games played at MOSQUITO gome scheduled Juno a between Rangers and Cougars Is postponed until June at 7 pm at the fairgrounds JUNE 10 vs Raiders 12 Owls vs Chargers 1100 Rovers Panthers Kings Vs All games played at Cedorvale JUNE Arsenal vs Carretal 12 Beavers vs United noon Wolves vs Jets 730 All gomes played at I end my column this week with an appeal to the parents Almost nil of the boys are wor king bard to acquire soccer and are in most Justifiably proud of their ac complishments The boys would be greatly encouraged If more parents would come dawn their games and cheer them Lets moke soccer a family af fair ATOMS Golden Hawks 2 Celts Wildcats Grhadles Bobcats 0 Dynamos Falcons A Patterson and Johnson each scored for the Golden Hawks and Clancy for the Colts In an exciting game Wildcats had most of the ploy the first half but only a good defense held on to their advan tage Goals by Sparkes and J VanDyke Two goals from J Hack and a good team effort gave the Spitfires their first victory or the season T Smith and A ea contributed goal to gain the victory for the seemingly invincible Falcons Standings Aces Cougars 4 10 4 0 2 0 0 ACTON SPEEDWAY by Vivian Shaw OUTDOORS by George Everything Growing But the Fish Acton June After hard luck we Frank Ball hod everything control today but taken place In the outdoors over the post few weeks The trees are all out in leaf the small ced ar trees ore growing taller tu lips novo been blooming end several other flowers rea dy to burst out in bloom In fact everything growing but the fish at least Im led to believe that because time I go out locally alt I get Is small speckled trout which I return to the water The evening of June 1st led to believe I had broken the Jinx Just before darkness set In I set the small fly into what I thought was a good keeper while playing tho trout thought well Its a good keeper but not much of a fight er after beaching the prize on a sand bar I found out my good keeper was only about long and was entangled in about a freedom over deal Well any half pound of green moss The small trout gained bis way I will try again some oth er time NO EXCUSES Perhaps next time I will not have to moke excuses such as Oh I just arrived here or I Just come out for a half hour of relaxation or Oh Im Just fooling around with a few Email trout I intend to put them back anyway Thats about way It goes because I always meet someone who will ask and then than often will lift tho lid or his creel and show me some nice ones from 10 to inches Of course they always helpful They Inform me that next time you come out go down further towards the swamp thats where all the trout are I always thank them of course Oh yes nod they re mind me toko an ample sup ply of black gnats because Booth Falcons 3 Golden Hawks 4 Flyers I Colts 3 Wildcats Spitfires MOSQUITO Owls Raiders Rockets Rovers Cable Kings Panther 3 Jaguars Cougars Owls 3 Rockets Mercer of the Owls scor ed tho only goal la the gams and was excellent on defense for the loosing goals by helped to put the unbeaten Rockets fur ther Into orbit With Cable Kings scoring la the first minute the ensuing game was most exciting Thompson and Clark scored for tho Kings Turner and Donaldson re plied for the Panthers Ran- and played well for the Kings In the battle of the big cats two own goals by the Jaguars literally gave the game to the Cougars After overcoming a goal lead by the Owls the Rockets ended as victors Scoring for the Owls were Porter I Mercer and D for the Rockets Ackroyd J Carlson North 1 first diamond race Frank tarr Dutch DcBocr and his went Well Frank worked on it all afternoon and It fixed in time for tho fca turf in the diamond feature Frank started In pale position and took an early lead Dutch was giving Frank a real tcsl until ran into trouble Going into the fifth lap the red flag was dropped when McGladery Into the bonk no four turn Ho had to retire end problems On the restart It was Ball Lowlor erlch They hod only one lop when once again the red flag was dropped again when Ch and Frank Ball tangled on no one turn They were both to continue with Frank supposing to take up pole again but ho thought ho had to da to his steering again and wont back to scratch but sill his way up to fourth again This put Hugh Eckcrlch PeeWee Ball Results JUNE Standard Products Macs Milk 11 Varum JUNE 3 Standard Products Macs Milk 9 HPBM 5 STANDINGS Macs Milk HPBM Varlan Standard Products the lead and Hugh went take another feature Chuck second and Mur ray Wollaco third The six cylinder foaturo off without trouble at all Mujuery started in position and took lead on the second lap in second place driving a lovely race when ho had to pull out with a fliA tire That put Larry Cox In second Larry added Continued on Page Rockets Chargers Jaguars Raiders Rovers Owls Cougars I Division Pts 10 1 1 BOAT MOTOR tale nd SELECTION OF BOATS MOTORS AND in me MERCURY Outboard sad Outboard Motors CREDIT RIVER BOAT CO Open Evenings tin pm thats what they are taking RARE FEATHERS Lost weekend at Curt Churchs trout pond in the Hockley Val ley I was asked to help a per son who was learning to use tho fly rod He informed me that it warn his outfit he bad rented it from Curt found out that the lead er was 14 feet long so I short ened it by feet Then I was told In a pleasant manner where tie on the fly Of course I sold do you think I dont know where to tie this doggone fly on Then ho added that he was a whiz at tying files Oh yes you con believe it he said And feathers brother I have real rare ones even some of tho bird called the road runner say about this time I felt Ilka running all the way back to the lower end of the pond where some nice rainbow trout rising Instead I pol itely listened while he told me of somo of his experiences while fishing in New foundland When was leaving the dock I could hear his fly line swish ing back and forth Im sure bo must have taken some nice ones before dark evening ended around the campfire where Curt Church served us some nice trout Curt has a special way of seasoning them and the cel ery flakes were not left out Tlicy were delicious We were tho first ones to leave as it was getting late and the last words I heard were yes you can believe it I have rare feathers for fly tying than you guys hove So I it nil goes with an evenings fishing at Curt Churchs trout pond directs you In on a dead road cars must bo parked al ong aide it The Pine River which Is open to the public is nearby Further down on the Terra Nova road Is another parking area and the larger pond is inside the gate Much my surprise I the as some one I fished in 30 years ago Its a natural for a conservation park The in the area is very pure and clean looking The Department wishes stress tho fact that this is a Provincial Fishing area and as such the catch limit is five trout per angler This means flvo trout whether brook trout rainbow trout or a combination of these two The area boasts an excellent natural rainbow and brook trout population and in addi tion will bo regularly stocked throughout the season Access to the area is free The management only ask that you leave the area as you found Thats all for now Im going fishing So tight lines Enjoy the outdoors and safe journey TILDEM ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS GARY VAN BOLDEREN Contract for Farm Industry BEAVER LUMBER COMPANY LIMITED St Orangevllle PINE RIVER FISHING AREA This provincial fishing located 2 miles east of Hom ings Mills on the Terra Nova River Road Its not fully developed as yet tho main pond and two smaller ones cover approximately acres Tho first Pino River fishing area sign which is a small one GIFTS of SPORTING GOODS FOR JUNE 20 We suggest SETS GOLF BAGS ft CARTS GUNS AND SCOPES FISH IMG EQUIPMENT We have for the Sportsman YOUR CCM DEALER Georgetown Cycle Sports WATER STREET 877363 Tyke Ball Results JUNE Barley Motors BP Legion 15 Comfl Furniture Sunoco 23 Irwin Dorsey Joes Tuck Crawford Shoes JUNE Motors Legion BP Joes Tuck S Delrex Sunoco Fur Irwin Dorsey 10 Crawford 18 STANDINGS Motors BP Legion 11 Joes Tuck Sunoco 4 Crawford Shoes Comfl Furniture a Irwin Doner ExportA RBQULAR and KINGS SWIM IN 7 DAYS IN YOUR OWN CUSTOM BUILT HOT WEATHER SPECIALS I CONCRETE SWIMMING POOL l psi concrete construction to thick IJ steel icinforced at centres antivortex main dtoin and I hydrostatic relief valve wide mouth automatic skimmer re- jl turn fittings floats steps and seat in shallow end lifetime maintenancefree FINISH no pointing ever all excavation fill lomoval plumbing electrical J top line JACUZZI filler It NO MONEY DOWN A iBBBBBBBl l fow at I MONTHLY l SPECIAL POOL FINANCING NO DOWN PAYMENT vlv VINYL SWIMMING POOL 14 gauge ounce galvanized steel walls heavy reinforcing I 30 mil vinyl liner antivortex main drain and hydrostatic relief valve mouth automatic skimmer return wide vinyl coping with heavy steel reinforcing plates including all I electrical top line JACUZZI filter completely installed including all J lion fill removal plumbing electrical concrete J I I floor Five sizes o choose from a il I J MO MONEY DOWN I MONTHLY I SHOWROOM OPCN DAYS A WIEK

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