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At Hockey Dinner Page GEORGETOWN HERALD DEC 1V71 Georgetown Member Gets Honour Award OUTDOORS By GEORGE HOARE Food for Deer Food for Thought Don of Georgetown accepts the Jim Memorial Trophy from Fred Hammond a Tri County Minor Hockey Association life member as president Bill looks on The trophy la Tri County honour award was presented to Don TirCounty s immediate past president at the Free Press Photo Association s annual president a dinner Kid National League Expands to Include Buffalo and Minnesota The following will enlighten one as to the futility of winter deer feeding that is with their natural rood per 100 lbs of Its own weight A mountain sapling has ap proximately half a pound of deer food on its branches So eight saplings should be cut each day or each deer The usual winter is approximately too days long BOO saplings for each deer are needed each winter If 1000 deer were f ed saplings would have to be felled and as we know the saplings arc the future of the forests So It food for thought WINTER BIRD FEEDING Once again winter is with us and birds of all species have a hard time finding food Fancy bird feeding stations ore ok but any large flat surface will do if it is erected four or five feet abpve ground If the feed is scattered on the snow or crust It should be away from hedges or any thick cover that cats can pounce or spring from Plastic milk Jugs with a large section cut out of one side make good feeding stations Some tin foil or plastic can be lied over the in the bulk and don t forget the uncooked peanuts for the blue Jays and squirrels they love them It fun to watch the Jays hide hem and then see the squirrels steal them REWARDING The most rewarding sight of all is when the cardinals come to I feed On a dull dreary depressing winter day a person gels a lift when he gazes out the window and sees his leathered friends who were kind and brave enough to stay and share our winter and brighten up our day It surprising how much feed can be purchased for less than six dollars especially in the bulk And I will grant you that the enjoyment one gets is worth times the price of the feed So let go for the birds Christmas once again win soon be here I do hope everyone receives a nice gill to go with their favourite sport Sotoe Christmas prosperous New Year Until nexl week Tight Lines Enjoy the Outdoors and Safe Journey rgetowh Cycle Sports WATER ST A League are playing all their games on Thursday Each Thursday night a different team from A will play against the Tykes This week on Thursday December Niagara plays the Tykes With one game Thursday night the empty toe schedules and also in setup JS downing the Petes Hamilton had momma hockey The fl flt rf goals McCormlck got an assist Paul Mercer Wade Em replied for Bill Davis from and Mc Cormick ended Hamilton scoring in the last period Clint one game moving to or night the empty it is being filled by two more made up from and drafted from the H The two new teams are Buffalo and Minnesota and appear in this weeks A llti of the Doug Lamb in goal earned him a nonowVang new coaches are asked i to contact these coaches by wrapped it up in the teleDhone ast This week also marks the end of Saturday morning hockey for With both Chrtotmaand New Years on Saturdays the romp over Rochester He also Jeff Jobb Detroit tied the game ur midwn lhe period Chris Milne from Hard castle Montreal The Town boys took it on the chin when Montreal proved too Strang for them and In part one player McGllvary who scored four big goals We Hon got the other one Perkins St Andrews and each got an assist Greg Sam Watt and Scott scored for 4 Town Patterson got the lone assist Boston 3 Si Boston came up the winners in a dose gome Cousins scored schedule will not resume until January Bth Schedules will appear In the paper one week BUFFALO Coach Mel Bacon Reg Bennett Glen Monaghan David Bllgh Harold Richard Jenkins Luc collected an assist Steve git a pair and Bob Hill and Smith one goal each Hill got three assists Roy Girardi Bill Kent and Jamie Frank replied for Rochester Pittsburgh Columbus I Tommy Diamond and Edgar Kevin Bradford Thatcher apiece Joey WatSOn Ran While BUI HaS red the other and Varey Draycott New York went ahead and Sweeting got one assist each Ion a power play when Tom Money cnanccs in ana clicked on another power WinilOPC play Grant from Thompson They made it 1 midway through the final period Wilkes of R Milton their third power play goal I was the big money winner in the Brian Bat lye from Simpson and Georgetown Lions Club annual Gougcon Grey Cup draw He had the third The Realtors finally struck a quarter and final score worth couple or minutes later when BUI Bradley scored unassisted He A ram ale a resident Mrs added another with a minute to won for having the go to draw the realtors close SCHEDULES FOR DFC 18th A LEAGUE 30 Kitchener vs St Kills Whitby London Peterboro vs Montreal half time score and Dillon of Mississauga got for holding lhe ticket with the firstquarter unassisted to put Boston ahead 1 30 Mar ilea Hamilton Fred from Hayes 8 10 Ottawa vs Weston tied the name Boston went ahead again late In the first period when Monaghan cashed in a pass from Butler St Louis tied the game early in the final period Graham Richards from Getty McMillan sunk the winner midway through the period with Humphries getting an assist New York Los Angelrs Los Angeles scored both their goals on power plays but failed to catch New York They got the first goal T Moffat hit Brown MINNESOTA Coach Gary Brown Randy Bell John Kran Bruce Rick Brian Getty Herb John Gary Kirk Bob Bill Ted Phillips Tony Perkins Mike McCormick Ed Russell Clark scored the lone Columbus goal unassisted late in the last period Tain Providence I Tulsa bombed Providence In their early morning game Lock wood was the big shooter getting three goals Brandt and Ruddetl each scored two goals Brownlee and big No seven got the others Torey Leggett ana Ron replied for Providence Cleveland 3 Buffalo Z JR A LEAGUE Niagara I Whitby In a clean wellplayed game Niagara came out the winners The first period was scoreless but Niagara hit early In the second when Rob scored unassisted Whitby threatened and came close but Niagara put the game away with three minutes left John La Row from Coulbeck Dale Love well in goal to earn Mike Robinson the shutout unassisted only to have St KUia i Montreal a I Cleveland grab the win with two M the fronds left In the game Kraus difference In this game as he got hi econtl the shutout for St KlUs Mon trail tried hard and the game Baltimore 2 was close scored late Town Novice in the last period unassisted to Chrii Murden led the way for give St Kill the win his team in goal and Tim McGuire and Stuart Malison led i the way in goal scoring to lead McCormack cashed in a pass from and Stuart They added another early In the final period Tom McCormack from Lockwood again Los Angeles scored their last goal late G from Moffat SENIOR LEAGUE Lanes transports The game started out even with two penalties each in the first period Lane capitalised on a Burns penalty and scored Buffalo Jumped into a quick power play goal late in the lead when Bill Woodhams cashed In a pass from Suitor late in the first period Cleveland tied the game halfway through the second period when Robert Kraus scored unassisted veland went ahead on a power Dlsv goal Barry from itrd Sommerville Buffalo Lane the gun In this game scoring both Tyke goals Vugti collected two assists and Mike Doucette one Warren Street In goal got his first Ottawa Games Just dont come much closer than tbli one which ended In a scoreless deadlock Both Dean for and Bill Humphries tor Ottawa rated special men Neither teams collected any goals dot any penalties Weston Loaded Weston started first when Steve Wiles scored unassisted London tied It up Tim Scarrow They went ahead a minute later when Sam Bell lit Weston poured It on power play looghmw 1 and Mark Parsons tied the game Van from and to win the team to a solid victory Bruce Lyons and Stephen Allworth collected one assist each NHL LEAGUE Chicago Toronto Chicago took advantage of Torontos lone penalty and then went on to sink the Toronto crew Richardson opened the scoring on a nice pass from Seeler Buck scored on the power play again from Seeler then Gibson and Richardson with his second goal of the game added the scare up Peace played strong is goal to earn the shutout Vancouver Detroit Detroit played catch up hockey Peter from Halfway through the second period Lane got a penalty and the Bums boys scored Mike Harris from Scott and Lefebvre Lane took the lead two minutes later when Steve Grace lit up the red light unassisted Arnle got that one back to end the period Bums went ahead for the first time in the game Gary Miller from Ross and Perkins Lanes evened the score Gord McNeill from Grace and With less than two minutes to go Burns broke the Kim Perkins scoring unassisted Geo Sports Cycle Park Toyota 1 Ron McCosh led lhe cycle team In their romp over the Toyotas The game started close and stayed that way till midway through the second period when clicked from Anderson on a power The game stayed until six minutes left in the third period when the cycle fellows turned on the power Doug Crawford Mark Rush McCosh with two more and Bruce Peck scored five goals Anderson sot two assists and Mike from Ron spoiled a shutout for Mike Deere AMERICAN Springfield 40 Columbus vs Cleveland Baltimore vs Omaha Quebec Buffalo Town Novice Rochester 12 Tulsa vs Providence I 1 Buffalo vs Minnesota Vancouver Toronto St Louis vs Montreal 3 20 Chicago vs Los Angeles Whin dininR out or dining at I home it is well to remember that any tabic wines ore perfect with pork d si reminds lhe Ontario i Pork Institute SI- L AGUE SCHEDULE For December Geo Sports Cycle iFobcrt Realtors 5 Lane a Transport vs Burns Transport Hamco Excavating vs Park Toyota Intermediate A HOCKEY DUNNVILLE vs North Halton Raiders GEORGETOWN 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