Page THE HERALD Wednesday IMS Georgetowns best fan Doubtless this story has been done before and hopefully sometime in the future it will be done again for it loses nothing in the re telling II the story of one of Georgetown a oldest and moat ardent sports fans Myrtle Mrs has been a resident of Georgetown for the past years Originally from Shelbourne she spent five years In Thomhlll before moving to Georgetown Strange as it may seem her enthusiasm for sports did not really begin until she moved into this area Although hockey her favorite sport and the Raiders her favorite team she ad mits that in general she likes moat sporting affairs After talking to Mrs Pattenden we can assure you this la something of an un derstatement In winter she spends about four of five nights a week at the arena rooting or the various town teams When possible she likes to take In games at Maple Leaf Gardens Not restricted solely to hockey in winter Mrs especially last year- attends the occassional professional basketball Her favorite professional hockey teams are the Chicago Cougars of the WHA and the Chicago Black Hawks of the NHL A short time ago she attended a game and spoke afterwards to Georgetown native Jan of the Cougars whom she has known since he was a a wee little guy In Ihe summer months Mrs Is a regular at both town Softball and hardball games Some days If the weather la right she will watch three games a day As her main interest baa been hockey through the years we asked her opinion on the apparent increase of violence in the game today Surprisingly she dldn t feel that It any more violent than In years past She agreed that the style of play had changed somewhat but pointed out that through the years she has seen just as much Tied on now Getting closer to home we asked if she would care to comment on some local stars of the past This she was reluctant to do as aba dldn t want to bruise any feelings she did admit after some gentle prodding that Jan Junior Beaumont Del Beaumont and Don Currle played some memorable games Tor the locals and generated a lot of en for the Una Her Interest however is in be game itself She was an ardent supporter of the Raiders when they won their Ontario crowns but the team it seems she holds dear to her heart was the midget team of several yean ago which similarly won three AllOntario titles As said They hist seemed so small but they kept on winning and we kept cheering them on Mrs Pattenden feels that the current edition of the Raiders although they did get off to a poor start are playing better hockey of late and should continue to improve She credits the return of Keith as the main reason for the Raiders upswing and In the same vein feels that Junior and Bill Curro have played almost as large a part in the Raiders resurgence Mrs does feel however that the appointment of a regular fulltime coach would benefit the team tremendously and bopea it will occur shortly As for the Raiders prospects for Una campaign well she hist keeping her fingers crossed One of the things she delights In while attending hockey games fa raiting the of For the moat part this Is done good naturedly although at times she feels criticism la warranted Most of the officials Just go along with roasting but a few apparently get quite upset Curiously enough it was a certain con certed action by the officials that caused her to mlsa several playoff games When the arrived borne a beautiful chrysanthemum plant with over 30 blooms was delivered The card read from the referees association Regarding sports En general Mrs tenden that It la a healthy thing for It teaches them of mischief The next time you attend a game at the arena and spot a gentle looking lady In a white bonnet and red ski Jacket in the east end seats suddenly hurl a caustic comment at the officials A great fan and a treat lady who at still ap preciates watching a game for the sheer love of sport Itself She Is one of a vanishing breed Raider club president commenting the Pearson situation suggested hat absenteeism and injuries had forced certain lines to be Juggled thus cutting down on Pearson playing time of players similarly he suggested that rfcre Pearson to form reputation in the OHA In splendid play and lin Sunday comers and Ron Wilson who derstandably overjoyed as the some nights and lof termediate A League as game had a hand in all five had positioned himself In the clock showed only seconds the team dldnt see quite a comeback team On Bettiol fired the received a and remaining action Sunday night In Georgetown the winner backhanded it past Raiders The winning goal was a bit Brownlow officially Raiders were down to the Sunday s contest was In a From the drop of acknowledged some cuts from The Raiders tied the score at ihepuck in ihe overtime period the earn Brian Hurley Jim w 1 me Raiders were all over Blair Art Webster Bruce Raiders come back The Georgetown Chrysler club Pete and Mike held accountable The net through a ma Raiders are quickly gaining a Mahoney continue their The Raiders Merchants at the end aense of two periods but came back to win the game in overtime Sunday a win should give the two games in Ragged play Inept passing and nil aloppiness both mark terSrftothb Dundas Belt els goal at the Lewis John Blair and club a boost as was the third first period of the week for he Raiders goal Knicks upset twogoafortbenlght mark sunk hopes and a half A teams playing five aside was only a question of when midway in the Burger and broke in theRalderswouId score as Exciting times ahead for youth bowlers Marchlldon are no longer with ien the Raiders Doug Elliott broke in theRalderBwouIdscoreasUlcy formerly of the Pittsburgh aide and they picked up four second frame seemed to on the Dundas defense Burger Penguin should of a possible six points It the players out of the drew both towards shot on be dressing for the game been three wins In a and the game was exciting him and as he was being hit The Raiders the against Dundas on Wednesday row for the redand white crew from topotal slipped the puck over to Merchants 42 3B but were and more new players will Youth Bowling Council a Four Bowlers are competing for but they dropped a heart scoring at Mahoney who faked once and clearly the better team over the make appearances In the Steps to Stardom qualifying rxrtUooaCsliln each breaking 8S contest in Port the mark of the first but It slipped It past Merchants last minutes Pete Bettiol coming weeks Colborne last Tuesday wastheouscrganlzedplayofthe Aussen Mike Mahoney and Frank The two newcomers to the Raiders which could really be The period were named the game highlighted by a fight between ihree stars Bob Larmond and Merchants One question which a few Joe Donald Although little fans were heard to utter was damage was done why Gerry Pearson so was bounced by He has not been Action was hot and heavy last The first place Knicks were before the officials Intervened on regular shift these Thursday night In the Hal Urn the Lakers This did not seem to bother past three games However In Hilb Men s Basketball league in a spirited game Hlghpotat as he continued j against Fort Erie The holiday layoff dldn I man for the winners was Colin to play hard nosed hockey and over a week ago Pearson saw pear to have affected the Foster with 14 points while threw one of the better checks regular action scored two nodoubt to johnShaw plckedupa similar goals and was named the the fact hat the league is now points In a losing effort The Merchants ran the score game a first star operating with new officials It The Warriors got by the up to by the end of the Sunday s game saw the hoped in future weeks as Braves 3429 second period The fans could Raiders short several players these new officials gain ex sense however that the but still Pearson rode the bencr their control of the 1 itself will similarly qualifying positions pionshlpa are well underway division In order to advance to the Zone Round of the Cham pious hi pi The first eight league games bowled In January up to and inc February are counted foe the House Round Most have com Broken jaw wrist in donnybrook Leaders for each group are Bantam Girl Holly Hulme Bantam Boys Junior Girls Sherry Everett Junior Boys Colin Hicks Senior mprove Ihe night the Cougar ten heard either ray In ere lx lighting KIT S end In over the lira smo arena for some lime and one name miacondiKL ana in s over the Celtic mtr Sj SeSnTluuKr SSStS ffi tofDugtJg Balder Nell Two Mudta required t to taSl5ngl The Ha I ton of Education GEORGETOWN JANUARY NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES REGISTRATION OR AT Won BY MAIL Wednesday Thursday Jan using the form M m WEDNESDAY TIME Bookkeeping or Small Business 10 m Brush up Your Typing SMI Rug Hooking not hook THURSDAY JANUARY Sewing Make Your Own 10 m Yoga Beginners 7 JOpm TUESDAY JANUARY Typing Small Motors A Auto Mslntenanc 7 10 TO follow counts will be conducted for night aad continued if increases jo m MONDAY JANUARY Pltnas Recreation coed 7 m Addition I may be collected to cover the bask cost of supplies a used The Hilton Board of Education Night School titration Mr Mrs is C One Surname p gate First Name PHONE NO BUS PHONE ADDRESS CITY TOWN I WISH TO REG IN F Choice Second Clio ce rye wed FEE ENCLOSED SIGNATURE I rtLULT EDUCATION CLASSES Line Burlington but Frank who presently receiving also bad an excellent game tied the score at at the mark of the second Mike Mahoney and Pete Bettiol drew assists on this marker This the goal that appeared to wake both teams up aa the passing became and the quality of the game Improved greatly The Merchants were not about to concede anything yet and netted two more goals before the period ran out Joe Donald who was the pick of the Merchants scored twice to apparently put the Raiders behind eight ball Prank Hincks thought otherwise and his goal from Mike Mahoney at the 15second mark of the third tightened things up considerably Although the Raiders had many good scoring opportunities in third it that the game was lost when with less than a minute to play waa removed for a sixth attacker This Is one of the most con moves in hockey but or the Raiders this time It worked With time running out Junior Tibbetta flipped the puck back to Mahoney at the and his low drive found the bottom left hand corner of the INT A STANDINGS As of Jan TEAM GP Port Erie IS IS 11H 12 0 Georgetown Dundas 11 I 109 IT 1 WEEKS RESULTS 13 Port Colborne Georgetown Port Erie Oakvllle Georgetown overtime SCORING LEADERS NAME TEAM A Gerry Fort Erie 41 Tom Daly Bob Green 17 41 Dave Pay 22 13 Thorold IS Frank Pa one IS 38 Port Erie IS 3S Mike Green Port Colborne IS 22 35 Hal Fort Erie 13 34 Giant Inventory Sale UP TO 50 OFF Train Sets Needlework Kits Racing Sets Candle ma king Plastic Models Afghan Kits TOO MANY ITEMS TO MENTION all drastically reduced medical treatment BANTAM GIRLS who suffered a broken wrist in a tussle with Gerry Julie Burns holds the high and Pete Ververgaert average of Bantam who tangled with Neil Cotten Bowlers bombarded Wildcats and received a broken Jaw as in all three games Mustangs weUosagashthatreciuiredten stitches Cotten might well wish and tied them In the finale thatbehadstearedclear of the Pink Panties thrashed Dum light as be mangled his hand Duma for a triple win Bantam and is now sporting a Babys were whipped in two which will keep him off the Ice games by Pin Knockers and for a short while salvaged a tie in the third The Raiders struck hot and game Alley cats caged heavy in the opening period streakers in every game pumping in six goals to two for destroyed S and M In the Mudcata Tommy Gilbert all three games Mike Mahoney Gerry Pearson Team Pink Prank Hincks Junior Tibbetta Bantam Bowlers and Ray Evans figured in this Pin scoring spree Ken and Knockers 27 Mustangs S Pete Ververgaert responded and M Bantam Babys for the Strikers 10 Dum Dunn The second period which Wildcat Streakers 4 featured the Cotten Ver Score saw both teams score twice Paul Burger and Holly tossed this Pete Bettiol took turns setting weeks high triple score of each other up for the two and a IBS single Lisa Burke Raiders markers In thla frame rolled a triple with a notched the first goal single game Next were Dawn while Burger credited with Pentesco4T0 181 the second and Robin Hillock For Dunnville Rick scored at the mark and Pete Ververgaert got BANTAM BOYS his second goal of the contest at the 18 mark At the end of Russell Gourlle and Ross NIP two periods the score was Knipe share high average of 3 Raiders t 168 Hot Rods were creamed In Tempers cooled In every gamely Hot Shots Tiger the third period a only three slaughtered in all penalties were handed out Two three games Super Strikers of these however were for against Slickers Is fighting Frank HIncka tangled every game ftnUps clobbered with Mudcat Tom at stingrays In all tree games the 19 mark Lucky Bunch plastered Rebels The third period might well i every game have been donated to Hincks as besides his scuffle he Team Lucky Bunch scored twice more to pick up his jq Rebels 43 Hot Rods 38 hat trick Cougars Tiger Cats Pin scored once In the Up Super final minutes but seemed to strikers Hot Shots I have left their game In the stingrays 2 dressing room at the end of the period Sign up now for crochet and classes Crafts COME IN AND BROWSE Main Street S 8336 THURSDAY FRIDAY TILL SATURDAY SONY Complete Line Sales Service Authorized Dealers TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES Bo per scores Russell fired a nice threesome of and a single game Peter Hurdle shot with a 1B2 solo Danny rolled and a 177 single game Next were Fisher Cord Kennedy Mark Dodge 467183 and Rom Knipe JUNIORS Sheila Anderson has Ihe girls high average of while John Burke leads the boys at 199 Continued page Do you like the shape youre in For years we Canadians have been assailed by both experts and nonexpert from within and without the Ltawrare of the moat modern nation I remember made a being In a jppwtat to remarks I then end now question his tact and sense of diplomacy The clamor concerning our questionable fitness reached new heights several years ago when we were Clod the dubious honor of staging IBM Olympics government Immediately delved Into the vault and began distributing money to various programs which It was hoped would get Canadians Into reasonably good shape for Unfortunately for the majority of Canadians the money was put mainly Into programs whose sole purpose waa to develop world class athletes the people who for the most part are already In relatively good shape The rest of us who bear the brunt of the criticism regarding our physical fitness end who in effect are the statistics la any study done were left out In cold to fend for our selves The government should at least have distributed get fit Idea became official policy No such luck Almost overnight health club sprouted and became the In thhMlraeledietaandheaJthfoodsappearedln GIBSON stores praising physical fitness seeped through the mail that we Join their Sporting goods manufacturers praised the government a stand extolling the virtue of their wares to the detriment of their competitors It reminded me and still does of the statement supposedly attributed to Hitler when he emphatically stated You be happy As it pertains to us perhaps thesUtementsliouldread You will be fit Don git me wrong think every individual owes It to himself to look after his body and keep in relatively good shape but I feel we are going about It the wrong way Very few people can attain the physical fitness level Similarly very For the most part people unaccustomed to strenuous exercise and dieting do themselves more harm than good am and approximately IBB pounds Several year ago for various reasons I ballooned to Believe me this la not good for a person of my height or frame I remember locking disgustingly in the mirror and deciding that one way or another I would lose pounds gave several days but this made me hungry and didnt cause any noticeable weight loss I then went on a diet on ray own and within three wests I had lost pounds I looked better but felt terrible my doctor Informed me that had I continued In my efforts I could have done myself serious harm Iheededhlsadvice Since then I found out and been Informed by various fitness people that a person t have W harm to attain a certain degree of fitness a person have to look like a Greek God or Godden to be fit Its a matter of one a own sense of weilMtng u you like the way you look and can function without fatigue and engage Id some form of physical ac tivity on a regular basis then for all intents and purposes you are in reasonably good shape If you don like the way you look and can t function properly first of all see a doctor He will suggest a nay to either gain or lose weight Once that la done you must tone your body Again a proper and sensible program can be worked Don go into the fitness ad recklessly It truly la amazing what regular eating combined with a regular routine of even minor physical activity can do for you In the long run you must ask yourself Do I like the way I look If not do something about It But not at the expense of your health and your pocketbook