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Centennial Teams Kings Queens Of Halton Volleyball Courts Tight Races Developing Bantam Boys Juniors Centennial boys volleyball earn reign again us North Halton and county champions They defeated for both crowns In the front raw from left manager Doug Lamb Terry Jeff Brian Hansom manager Middle row captain Ken Eckrath Don Cousens Bob Brian Hay ward Bruce Hoy ward Mike Parsons a plain Dave Richardson Back How principal Frank Hughes Ken Paul Wolfcnberfi Steve Pierce Glen John John Wright Ron Mills Mike Pat Shanks and coach Ted Absent Is Jim and manager Ron Osborne Centennial girls volleyball team for the second year straight captured the North and county titles Martin Street of Milton and Central Public of Burlington were the respective finalists In the front row Worn left Brenda Moore Alice Middle row captain Anne Catling Candy Moran Yvonne Cor belt Lisa Hughes captain Carol Kcmshead Back Ingiis Chris and couch Mrs A Absent are Patsy Arthurs and Jill Barker OUTDOORS By GEORGE HOARE Deer Hunters Shot More Yearlings happening to the north and northwest of us will probably remind us all of the old saying It always calm before a storm Some people are glad because the fuel la down others ore praying for more snow and colder weather for better skiing and snowmoblling By all reports has approximately feet of snow and many lakes are frozen over In the area Let hope the open winter so far in this area Isn an omen of a late spring TELLTALE TEETH Each deer season Department of Lands and Forests con officers become part time determining the age of bucks and does by the amount of wear on their teeth Deer age Information Is used by the department to determine the age structure reproductive and general condition of a herd Lindsay district wildlife biologist A J Stewart point to the age data collected In his district during this past deer hunt comparedto last fall hunt as an example Yearlings or IK year old deer made up per cent of the total hot while last fall they made up per cent This shows quite a decrease In yearling this fall Deer which are oneandahalf this year were fawns last winter so it appears as If a large per of fawns t make It through the cold season The total number of year old was bum per cent of the kill while last fall It was per cent another large decrease this yew ALSO BUFFERED Animals which were years old this tali were only yearlings last winter It therefore appear if yearlings also suffered Last Season significant losses Fawns made up 28 per cent of the total kill compared to per cent last fall Once again a decrease Is evident indicating that fewer fawns were born this spring In the area per cent of deer shot were fawns while the area had per cent Does in the area had more fawns this spring than the deer The Higher reproductive success In the north la probably due to the depart extensive deer range work Low reproductive BOWLING BANTER MEN MAJOR Hunter Realtor Dairy Queen House Super Do nuts Tom s Car Sales Golden Fish Chips Flower town Motors Glen Taxi Saunders Georgetown Pools Gord George Barber George Nurse Phil This Is all for this week Thank you kindly for your comments Until next week tight lines the outdoors during the winter The above was from a newsletter from The Department of Lands and Forests FISHING MAPS Waterproof fishing maps published by the Department of Lands and Forests sport fisheries branch have been good sellers at so cents each and might make a thoughtful gift for some avid angler A little late for Xmas but everyone has a birthday on the other hand how about Just any day The first printing of lakes has been completed with another 100 available this January and further printings until all major lakes have been Included A total of 3 lakes have already been surveyed with partial surveys on another S The series of vinyl coated largescale maps show water depths fish species physical data access facilities ana lake characteristics Information Is garnered from the data obtained from the department Intensive lake survey program For details write to your nearest Lands and Forests office Ron Bob Harris Don Wilkes Stan 231 Coulighan George Herri High shooter was Bob Harris with a triple a iff Norton was a close second with triple and single Dan and single Stan Swann with and single Bob and Harry Don Wilkes 736 George 732 Peter Walker and Rick Clarke with Originals Termites Early Birds 32 Macs Quacks 2a The Rebels Hank Tigers Midnitcrs 18 Harry Brandford Don Wilkes G 218 Elmer George Archibald MacCormack Joan Archibald Shirley Chaplin Belly Verrelte Sylvia Graham High Single Flat Elmer Joan Archibald 344 High Single with Handicap Graham Helen Farrow High Three Fiat Elmer Sylvia Graham 783 Three with Handicap Graham Sylvia Graham 816 he high bowler of the night Bill with a of 75S Following close lind her husband with 724 was MacCormack Peter Walker with Barclay Elmer Helen Norton Don Wilkes George Norton and Andy St LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK GIVE US A TRY Waterfalls Park Lodge SNOWMOBILE RACES RACING PLUS AND TROPHIES MOO CLASSIFICATIONS CLOSE AT 12 NOON RACES START AT PM PLACE AT I ONTARIO OF OFF Spectators reel I SUNDAY JANUARY 23 ALLEYWAYS is Duane Hatcher Lions crushed Red Barons in all three games Aristocrats tallied five points from PeeWcc Penguins FANTASTIC FOUR high girl of the week was Dana with a triple and 143 single Second was Colleen Davis with single and triple Boys Duane Hatcher had the high triple of and a single Paul Gravelle had the high single of 133 and a 317 triple STANDINGS Aristocrats Lions 73 Red Barons and Pee Wee Penguins BANTAM GIRLS Stephanie Cox Is still on top for the high average with 175 Bantam Bombers lost the first two games to the Strikers but came back and had a lucky win in the third game Globetrotters bombed Pussycats In all three games Slow Pokes took two games and totals from Tigers Super Seven surprised Pink Panthers by taking all seven points Crashers had a lone win against Wild Cats Panthers up on Canonbalts and won the whole set Stephanie Cox did ex well this week when she threw a 322 single which helped to give her a three of follows with a good triple of and a single Nancy Hamilton had a triple and a good single of Tcrrie next with a 609 triple and 248 single 1 STANDINGS Super Seven Strikers Globetrotters Slow Pokes Tigers Panthers Wildcats 10 Panthers 19 Crashers IB Bantam Bombers Canonbatl 14 Pussycats BANTAM BOYS In the race for high average Colin Hicks is lop wTlh Slow Pokes rode over Crdck Shots in all of the gomes Sharp won ihe game from Snipers Super Strikers slaughtered Georgetown In in all games Bobcats bobbed away four points from Hydrofoils Head Pins clobbered the Golden Jets by winning the whole set RISKY FOUR Colin Hicks was Ihe top boy Ihis week with a triple and the high single of 242 Robert Hat placed second with a triple and after him were Scott Kevin Harrison Michel Lc Blanc had the second single of 11- AGUE STANDINGS Super Strikers 19 Bobcats 16 Slow Pokes Hydrofoils 12 Georgetown Internationals 7 Snipers Sharp Shooters JUNIORS Debbie MacCormack is still high girl with a 17j average Rick Go rile tops the boys with 220 Psych addle Six took the second game from Pin Vultures Crackpots crashed Into Pin Busters and took cm all Odd Balls clipped King Pins In wo games and to lain NIFTY Sim GlrlsDebble Hamilton had the high triple of and second single of Sandi had the high single of and second high triple of Following Ihcm wen Brenda Moore Peggy Levers Lynne Scarborough 230 Pom Kavanogh Boys Once again Itick lopped the boy s scores with a triple and single Stephen Gallant came second with and a 2IB and Doug trailed behind with a triple LEAGUE STANDING Crackpots Pin Vultures IB King Pins Psychedelic Six 7 Odd Balls 7 Pin Busters SATURDAY JUNIORS Patricia Duncan is still first for the girts with a 179 average Chris Burke is top boy with Slippery Seven slid over Pocket Pickers and had a triple win Tall Enders tallied seven points from Pro Incorporated Strikers Unlimited collected seven points from Great Seven Pin Bus era lost all games from Fighting Snoopy EAGER EIGHT Girls Nancy Nurse topped the girls triple and 224 single Next were Kim Harvey 222 Linda George 572 Patricia Duncan 560 Boys boy for the day as Dive Warm an with 704 triple and single Ken was second and Next were Terry Ryder and Danny Atdham had and I STANDINGS Tall Enders is Strikers Unlimited 17 Fighting Snoopy 13 Great Seven Pros In corpora ted Slippery Seven Pocket Pickers Pin Busters SENIORS top senior girt is Ruth inlay a 206 average Mike Warm an Is ahead for the boys wilh a 225 average Bearcats bombed Six Pack In all Ihrce games After a slow start Idiot Squad came back and won the next two games and totals from Twisters Hunters Heroes came away with a three name win from Ruth inlay had high single of 269 Nicholson the high triple of and a single Yvonne Bralkln came second with and Third was Wilkes with and and Cheryl had and Boys The high boy was Steve Burns with a triple and a tingle The seven six hundred scores were Lorry Louth Tom Bruce Stock fish 60S Bob Dumper Paul Bennett 230 and Dave Burt I STANDINGS Bearcats Idiot Squad Twisters 30 SxPack4 Hunters Heroes and 22 Page GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY JAN Looking For Something Different Have A POOL PARTY Saturday or Sunday Evenings Summer Fun IN WINTER at the Alpine Health Club SAUNA AND INDOOR SWIM POOL Reservations Only Call Alpine Health Club l2WesleyanSt Georgetown ALPINE SWIM CLUB PRESCHOOL SWIMMING INSTRUCTION For and 5 year olds SUNDAY AFTERNOONS REGISTRATIONS TAKEN NOW ALPINE HEALTH CLUB NEXT HOME GAME SUNDAY JAN BRANTFORD HOCKEY OH A INTERMEDIATE A FRIDAY JANUARY 830 PM PORT COLBORNE NORTH HALTON RAIDERS Adults Student Children Family Rate GEORGETOWN MEMORIAL ARENA its Heated EXTRAI BONUS RAIDER DECAU TO THE 50 PEOPLE THRU STARTING AT cash store for the better things in life Travel A new car New house It takes a lot of planning to ac quire the better things in life Thats where we can help at Niagara 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