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Raiders Storm Fort Erie 105 The Georgetown Raider Fort Erie tay a score in more than made up tor a lack Georgetown Friday night lusjrejlrst period by downing There no scoring In the GEORGETOWN LIONS Christmas Dance FRIDAY DEC 7th CREDIT VALLEY CLUB Formerly Riviera Dancing to DANNY HIS BAND BUFFET a PRIZES Tickets per couple can be obtained at door or first period which was remarkable only for the poor quality of hockey played The second period was another story however After felling behind Georgetown roared back and scored seven goals in the space of eight minutes Providing the spark for the Raiders was the combination of Junior and Tom Gilbert Big guns for the raiders were Doug Tate with a hat trick and one assist and Junior with one goal and thrp Bill was a stand out on defence Following is a rundown on Raider combinations Tate from Moro Gilbert from Tibbetts and Blair from Tibbetts Tate from Evans and Gilbert from and Rutley Rutley from Cotton Evans from Tate Tate from Currie and Moro Prosser from Moro and Blair and Tibbetts unassisted Final score Man Charged A 38yearold Acton man was charged with falling to stop by Milton after a single car mishap last week Reginald Andrews of Churchill Road was charged after he was Involved in the accident at the Intersection of Highway and just south of Acton The Herald Home Newspaper of Acton and Mill Rtgltlrred Number OM3 Return Postage Guaranteed per year Single Copy Price Fifteen Ceatu THE HERALD im SECOND MOTION The Living Christmos Gift Be sure you visit Pet Pourrl for a complete selection of birds mice hamsters guinea pigs goldfish and tropical fish etc Our gifts last longer than Christmas If It s for your acquarlum carry It See us soon PET POURRI GEORGETOWN Georgetown Judo A monthly Judo column will be published in the herald written bv the Georgetown Judo Club This Is the first of a monthly series The Georgetown Judo Club Is not a commercial venture but operated by a group of en senior members associated with the Recreation committee Instructor Is W who has a third degree black belt He is one of the foremost Instructors in Canada and teaches a very high grade of judo For the uninitiated judo is known as the gentle art of self defense a sport developed from the ancient warlike arts of Japan In essence it teaches one to use the Impetus of an opponent to the advantage so that by adding force one can overpower that opponent This come easily as body building a constant practice of many ski lb are required Strangely enough most newcomers enjoy the hard work involved Activities at the club ore not confined to the Georgetown area as members regularly travel to tournaments throughout Ontario and the United States Any member can enter these tournaments and fight as an individual On Sunday Dec a tour nament will be held at the club in the Rose Room Expected are many out of town clubs Male and female members ranging in age from six to IB graded by weight age and rank will be competing The club trains on Tuesdays and Thursdays On Saturdays an extra class Is provided for- juniors who have earned colored belts Anyone Is welcome to look in Recently two members attended a contest at the home club Cowley and R Parsons put up a creditable performance and Parsons was promoted from a yellow to on orange belt In the next column some of the formalities and disciplines of judo will be provided Also a report of the tournament can be expected Police Watch For Speeders Police will be requested to patrol Acton Boulevard and Peel Street to control speeding drivers In Acton On a recommendation of the public works and utilities commission the OPP detach will also be asked to set up radar equipment The problem on the streets has materialized since a reconstruction program proved the road surfaces this summer At a regular council meeting two weeks ago Mayor observed motorists disregarding slop signs and traffic limitations along the streets Drive At Night With Care A majority of snowmobile accidents occur at night Check lights Avoid river and lake crossings Follow marked trails to keep clear of barbed wire fences MINOR SOCCER EXECUTIVE The Georgetown Minor Soccer Association held its annual meeting at Recreation centre last Sunday Included in the program was he election of executive officers for ihe new season Above the new executive Is composed of from left Bill secretary Haddy president Jim Mercer vice- president and Charlie treasurer Acton to Get Tennis Courts ALLEYWAYS BURKE BANTAM Authority Approves Project Milton The region conservation authority approved a project to be carried out on the Joshua Creek in The approval was made in spite of criticism from councillor Laurie of Oakvllle We re just paying the shot to make lots available for a few developers he com plained All wc re doing Is paying the bills to put the price of land up so they can put up buildings that shouldnt be there MEET OLD SANTA HIMSELF HELL BE HERE IN PERSON TO TALK TO YOU AND HEAR YOUR REQUESTS Thursday Dec 6th pm to 9 pm Friday Dec 7th pm to 9 pm And All Day Saturday Dec 8th SHOP CANADIAN TIRE YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE TIRE I MURRAY LAWTON LIMITED 515152 53 Guelph St Acton s Robert Little Public School will get new tennis courts it was learned after Council approved a grant to the Acton Tennis Association Only one problem Council still t know where the money is going to come from The grant was made upon the recommendation of ihe Ad ministration Committee and the motion that finally ap proved the funding was left purposefully vogue at the in of Deputy Reeve Peter Marks chairman of that committee NO TAX MONEY He assured council he money would not need to be provided by town through its general fund The courts are to be located on Halton County School Board Property at the Robert Little ublic school under an agreement Elm liar to the school board contract with the town to cover the Lions Club swimming pool at Acton District High School The school board will provide giTeM the land for the courts while cat tr Tie n the town acting on behalf of the HI three Swinging SI tennis association agrees to w two and provide the construction and two maintenance costs for the rem Five project The use of the tennis dumped every courts would be shared by the school and the general public rom The Tennis Association super originally presented two Jv no and proposals for courts one J costing an estimated while a more expensive ver two tn in slon endorsed by the Ad ministration Committee costs nd Tin George Elliott representing the association has explained H the difference In the costs reflects a superior asphalt surface In the more expensive to proposal As well the extra money will finance a to fool fence around the tennis courts II rt Corner Sylvia triple ingle Folio no them war Brand HMlay 141 BOYS Gary Richard lopped boy mil wok nit nice m IN pit and single Don Dodge fired and allMCnoM and Leonard lead average rat with her 110 average Next Stephen game New war by Alley OOP In all three game Canadian collected two game and lata it from How A vera Hot matted Krulien In all a met TEAM STANDINGS Hot Short It Alley Dollar Gun Canadian New Klnttle Km ten FANTASTIC toned a ire triple a tingle Paul rolled and 111 tingle Arrlpleand were tnrown by Kelly Hat Shall in Will PAY Mr Elliot also staled in fowled October the association hopes J to repay the- town for any initial financial outlay SENIORS Mike leadt with hit average while it high Week Rookie takes pride in presenting on COLUMBIA a JUNIORS Sylvia Me Gary tied by Wayne Richard irlno triple and J and a IM tingle liar and Wendy Bowk II I nigh at ran over Super Seven end Sevan for a triple triumph Six ttabbtd GIRLS She I railed high and a nice tingle LEGION NOTES TEAM Nnl Week III It Late Comer file It Super Blooper TregladRn Swinging Pin CI rolled 4t no tingle Next were Pal in Donna Peacocks and Karen Got BOYS ka Warman Ml a great new pit hit triple Hit game were lit and MS Nice bowling Ml kit A triple and tingle ware bowled by Paul let a new high tingle game of on hit way to a Slave Burnt threw and a Its Ingl game following III at Ill Legion Names New Chairman byWRIGHTSMITlI They say If you want a Job done give it to a busy man To exemplify that comrade John Hole was appointed temporary chairman of the ways and means committee this week temporary because the appointment has to be ratified by the membership at Announcing a new way of Christmas shopping We offer exciting new ideas In Christmas gift giving TheFTD Sugar Plum Bouquet A bouquet of fresh colorful Christmas flowers with decorative sugar plums En a clear crystal candy dish Or the Christmas Garden pic tured above a planted garden accented with holiday ornaments for a distinct Christ mas feeling Also available is a full range of other Christ mas gifts Call or visit us today We can send your selection almost anywhere Sugar Plum Bouquet Webbs Florists Ihe next general meetings By no stretch of the imagination could comrade Hole be described as a stranger to an executive position He has years service with Wilson Branch in North York having trans to Branch 120 this summer During his membership with Branch he served five years as chairman of the welfare committee seven years president one term as first vice president and three consecutive terms as branch president A formidable record by any criteria Branch loss Is Branch 120 gain Car Club was drawn on Friday Nov Starryeyed winners this week wen Norma Weir Ron Hulme Fred Wallace Mike Lorusso Bob Reynolds and Downs Steaks were won on the same evening by Bob Bums Marlon Beattle Bubbles Bob Henderson Bill Hanson Dill MacArthur Helen Hale and John Hole Mini bingo winners on Saturday December 1 were Esther Brown Margaret Graham Ada Ward and the full house was won by George Hughes The Childrens Christmas Tree will be held on December 13 at All ticket stubs and money should be handed in to Gord King this week Be an early bird see the Steward Tickets for the New Years Eve Ball are now behind the bar Only SO tickets will go on sale These will be reserved for paid up Legion and L A members only one ticket each at per ticket until Friday Dec after which they wilt go on sale to members wishing to lake guests The service bureau officer will attend the branch on Wednesday Dec 19 See the advertisement in this Issue