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Minor Baseball Assoc Has Grand Slam Finale The presentations of Georgetown Minor Baseball Association Awards took place at the park grandstand on Sunday The ceremony opened with a speech by the president of the Association George Townscnd who welcomed everyone to the Park He then introduced Bill Richmond who Is on Ontario elective executive or the Baseball Association Richmond the master of ceremonies opened his speech by saying that Georgetown has come a long way In baseball because 10 years ago a Baseball Association Tor Georgetown was nonexistent He said that he hoped it would carry on and Improve much more in the next years to come He thanked everyone for coming and said that attendance should have been so good all season He thanked all those who helped moke it a success all the coaches managers mothers the kids themselves and everyone else who helped donate their valuable time Ho said that more people should help Don t criticize but help he said BALL He stated that T Ball has improved greatly He closed his speech by congratulating the winner and saying that no was sorry but there could only be one winner IvanCrabtree chairman of the Georgetown Recreation Parks Community Centres Committee trophies to the allowing teams and individuals Tyke House League BP captain Steve Herman Consolation A Gordon Motors captain Kevin Tyke Consolation B Crawford Shoes captain Warren Crawford Pee Wee Associates captain Dave Osborne Pee Wee Consolation Macs Milk manager Bantam Jean s Variety captain Brian Getty manager Ed Hlgginson and coach Rick Landry Midget B Mahcr Shoes captain Bob Draper manager Marcel and coach Gene Adam Juvenile Junior MVP all stars Jon Tost Midget MVP all stars for GBA Gord Williams Bantam MVP all Al Dcnsmore Pee Wee MVP all stars Rick Tyke MVP all stars Tyke House League and Pee Wee Kevin Donals Robert Chick Jewell MVP Gerald Will lama The program was run by having the winner come up the stage receiving their tropl ana then being congratulated the Georgetown Baser 11 Association executives The children were given at dogs and pop by the Worn Baseball Auxiliary after presentations Rex way won the Tyke House League title The team is made up of David Taggart Steve Herman Kevin Hughes Bob Grasby Glenn McNeal Frank Lenski Mark Arcuri Steve Billy Beech Greg Scully Mark Pa tier Steve Rye and Jim Taggart John L Bennett left presented his trophy to coach Gene Scully Missing is manager Bill Beech Varian Associates cap lured the Pee Wee title Their roster ncluded Dave Howe Warren Farrow Paul Thompson Grady Lenski Paul Milllere Ross Perego DaleBrinklow Da ry I Street Paul Sergeant Raynard Staff Morel Hache Simon Lancaster Manager Bill Aiken Is at left and coach Bruce Street at tight Mrs Tony Brunski left the Tony emorial Trophy to Pee Wee Home Town Studios League MVP Robert Hat centre and Tyke League MVP Kevin Interest On Town Debentures An issue of Georgetown debentures to pay for the town new No water well will bear 7 percent Interest The debenture issue will be purchased by the Ontario Municipal Improvement Cor a government body which backs necessary municipal bond Issues HORSES HEADS We have cast Iron hones heads we a lbs new suitable for driveways etc each or for come 1 served BOX No Promise Bowlers Relief From Floods Relief for a flooding which plagues Georgetown Lawn promised at a Thursday Tub I meeting The club property on Edith Street Is In en area where major Improvements to storm sewers are planned in future Town engineer Eric Willis was empowered to take whatever measures necessary to correct the flooding and if possible tie this Into the master plan DIFFICULT But Mr Willis Indicated that this would be difficult as the major plan must start In the Princess Ann area and work from there He estimates this In the region of Temporary Improvement could be obtained for the bowling club by spending up to road chairman Harry Levy said Cr Em Hyde said he would rather see something permanent even if the cost were higher And Cr Ernest Sykfes wanted report from the engineer before any action Is taken NOT DEEP Mr Willis said catch basins In the area t deep enough to tie Into any future system and in dlcated that anything done would be only of a temporary nature voted against the motion saying a report would be fair to council andto the engineer before proceeding Two Littls Words When an man James PeU wrote a Mail Bag letter complaining that a Herald photographer had refused to take a picture of a ball team he started a chain of events which almost got out of hand The Herald added a note that it was not Herald photographer The next week photographer wrote to explain that he bad been asked by the Baseball Association to cover the Mb and hadnt refused to for the coach to assemble his team He ended his letter by saying Mr Pell and the editor of the Page GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY SEPT j Herald should now attempt to clear the name of this unfortunately the Herald the word not instead of which confused the meaning lb add to the confusion in the same Issue a second letter was printed from Mr in which he said be was pleated to learn that a Herald It wasnt a this d photographer eve We beaded id It Herald We hope the two gentlemen have now cleared up their misunderstandings with our apologies for the two misprints Santa Pa rod Date for the annual Lions Club Santa Claus parade has been set for December this year the first Saturday In December Jersey Leader Rock Ella Commando Bculah owned by Ken Ella Sons Hornby had the highest record for Jerseys in August In senior She produced 13 226 lbs milk lbs fat 5 14 percent In 305 days a Gold Medal record Do You Know WHERE TO BUY ELIZABETH MAX FACTOR WHITE SHOULDERS Youngs Pharmacy DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN Openea m m 8772741 MONDAY to FRIDAY PRESCRIPTIONS DELIVERED TO m Friends dropping lunchron Trader Colonel of reni he mil od ho nun you CM I wo wd n no fomlrn CHICKEN VILLA Stun Bridge Club There were thirteen tables of duplicate bridge in competition on 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