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The midgets are coming THE HERALD Wednesday January li in urther competed In this tournament Whitby and in the final contest silverware be the scene this week for the competition Minors play Aside from team trophies Should All In all It promises to be SjrSLr ttflUfr11hlhlt nd th SSirprtoS to I set up in the Toronto Queens way In the g formula t Cropper games but College will be lojjjjy of the programs for the event win be was to meet KUcbener ThecoMoUUonrinaI will be award Is On Thurstoy starting at 700 held at 115 Sunday with the the Most Valuable Player from this tag tali the evening referee ArttOrJ decide the overall programs for the event will be wu to meet Kitchener ki This trophy Minor Just too many games Rebels come close to crown Coaches Corner Discipline needed Soccer season rolling will be held In Toronto vale On Feb we will run the association We may need more him The second Itooratown Smedema Peter and biggest dance ever In the this year It has become the not the Brian Turner will attend that main reason to restrict Dune MonevDennv lent iji hmnin Mm f J men were elected Georgetown will Other food for though and Finally our executive They include Brian Turner as renter InmvJdual players moat important for us all It Is the stage of organizing it imperial hat North Halton hosts playdowns Wrestlers regain championship Georgetown area for the pas 1 26 years In fact ever since he moved hen from Saskatchewan Begins low was Georgetowns gain His contribution to local hockey has been to say the least considerable His wifes name Janice and they have two children Blake and Rons first venture into local hockey circles was with the Industrial league He was there only a half season and J was picked up the the then local Junior C team Hii hockey talent was obvious and be was approached by the towns Intermediate A team This was all the beckoning Ron needed and for the next 11 years Including two All- Ontario Championships he performed with the In to termedlate A team one of the local favorites problems eventually forced him out of playing aspect of hockey but his love for the game pushed him into the coaching ranks For many a Georgetown youngster this Is the only role in which they envision Ron His bantam teams won the division title two years in a row and the grand championship once In he midget ranks he led his various teams to three AllStar Ontario finals At present Ron Is head coach of the Georgetown Minor Hockey Support Group Ron would like to along some formal and some Informal advice to those youngsters currently playing hockey To be a good player you must discipline This means setting regular hours turning down the oc casional chance for a good time and above all getting ft proper rest Set up a regular timetable for when you should get to bed and the night before a game give yourself an extra hour or so of sleep In same sense of self- dtscinUne you must realize that icetune do not give you or your coaches enough time to Institute a good training program to get you In shape for the season ahead As Ron says You dont need Ice to condition yourself Get out and gel moving before the season start Exercise get yourself Into reasonably good shape because in the Jong run you and only you from being In shape before the season starts As for the game Itself Ron feels too many young players waste time and effort by circling Admit It how often have you done this without even realizing It Dont turn your back on the play Try and keep your eyes on the puck at all times Make conscious effort concentrate on the play then you wont expend energy needlessly More Importantly you wont be caught out of position by worthless circling Passing la an integral part of hockey but one that la Often overlooked As Ron points out most players slap at the puck when making a passing attempt This Is not the correct way to execute a pass When making a pass you should push the puck There should be very little wrist action Try passing with your wrists stiff Concentrate on accuracy As your sense of where the puck should go develops so also wfil your sense of what type of pass to use develop A flashy looking bang pass looks pretty foolish when It Concentrate on accuracy Variations will come In time Ron cites the passing of Howe to back up his contention Howe rarely slaps the puck bis passes are more of an extended push and who could honestly argue with Gordie Howe when It comes to playing hockey Midgets not at their best picked up a third In lb Although Georgetown Is not class Martin Pollack was third directly represented our Back to back home games for brleflyintheflnalperiodbefore penalized Randy Bergeron and in the 123 lb class district champion the Minor Midgets Greg potted Larry Steve were both finished second in the 13a lb Highland will be competing produced two wins four points Bums rebound Richmond and hustling and It shows in the class along with IS other district and a lot of penalties Many of Bob Hill assisted on the next scoring Bergeron notching the Scott Mason garnered a third champions In the Southern the penalties were stupid and goal Randy Bergeron first and winning goals in the 138 lb class Gavin Ontario Provincial Ladles just plain chippy The games the shooter The last goal was Crossman assisting on one came in second in the Championships January 31 at were leas than classics and scored when Bergeron fielded The Blue Boomer better 1S9 lb class Steve Turner was he Dixie Club frustrating to watch his own rebound and passed second in the 170 lb class and The North Curling Streetsvllle were the visitors back to In the other goal from Glen Bodhar Andy Canton placed second In club will also be the scene this to the local hockey palace a slot Glen Tost worked the nets and Mike Richmond on a nice the lb class week of In the week last Tuesday and the for win passlngpiayBobHillandAndy This weekend the GDHS Mens Halton and Peel gang outfumbled them Brampton provided the op- also assisted on wrestling team will be hosting Championship Games will be position on Thursday as the Bergerons markers their own Georgetown In- played Monday Tuesday and for two quick goals before the Pilutti gang played sloppy In both games the defence Tournament Thursday The first draw Is red machine got moving with hockey and only edged the played looseygoosey while Competitionlsexpected to begin at each flower town gang 33 The Ihe forwards played giveaway high calibre as some of the top evening The championship Richmond also set up power play prominent as hockey As a result the goalies wrestling schools in Ontario Same will be played In he second goal as be four out of the five goals were had to be sharp Brad Miller have Indicated that they will Brampton this coming won the faceoff In scored with the other team was In the nets for the win attend Saturday zone back to Andy with a quick slap shot past startled goalie Next Broadbent gave tt puck to Mike Buck who fin ding all red sweaters covered carried the puck through the warn and scored Streetsvllle tied the game Midgets show the old form Due to he Midget Hockey Tournament only the Atom House League will be opera Una during the coming week The Novice schedule is as follows FRIDAY JANUARY Nicholson In sharp contrast to their two The midgets came back games the lowly getting one goal in the Midgets played an ex- first period Mike Richmond cellent checking game of from They tied hockey in Burlington last the game early In the middle J Sunday They and frame Richmond again from SOTS the defence Greg and Meral controlled the puck in their own on the powerplay Last Sunday Jim Nicholson zone then headmanned it to Randy Bergeron got the who competes In the Young their front men wllh the result winner late In the period set up Adult Bowling League set a of a win by Larry Burns and Schenk Georgetown Bowling Centre Burlington scored both their Glenn Tost had to be quick In record by rolling a 1 triple goals one minute apart three the final period in the nets to Iti the Master Bowlers minutes into the game preserve the win division the Tommy and Classic was Staged over the weekend Both Mara 12th and Charlene Cormack second qualified Tor the final Charlene was knocked out in the early going but Marg made It to final round before bowing to Sue of Hamilton Marg picked up In prize money In MBAO aggregate stan dings for women Charlene MaCConnack Is second only one pin out of first place while Bratkin Is third This is over 26 games Hoxway Armstrong Insurance TUESDAY JANUARY 415 pm vs N2 Senga Homes vs Sports and Tack p N8 vs Transport pm THE NEW VOLVO WAGON YOU GET MORE IN IT ABERFOYLE COUNTRY CLUB HOURS SAT SUN HOLIDAYS TUE5FRINITBS WED AFTERNOON Alpine Cross Country SKIING Ski School Equipment Rentals Yon net power electro ignition i turtle or more com ion idle limkci md two chairs THE19J5V0LVOWAG0N GEORGETOWN BRITISH CARS Guclph St Hwy No Georgetown of knowledgeable Us SSSI The tournament got challenge Gomes In both the w the agenda of the overall winner can become a bit con- on Thursday starting at held at Sunday with the the Most Valuable In sense this tournament ta plays Trophy This has Williams Minor first game automatical y a showcase for area hockey Burlington meets Toronto arid become a tradition In Softball Association held its the annual Halton County qualifies for championship ta The Innovation of the Georgetown in their first The teams In the consolation tournament as it Is dedicated to meeting last Sunday at Minor Softball Association Midget draft for Junior A encounter of the week battles final will be competing for the of BillOiapnian St church The meeting This meeting will be first game will be regulated to teams means that for the Friday will see TorontoDominion Bank and annually wesen ted a was held on an In- held March at the Bowing toe consolation group After various Junior A clubs and the end of he first round and Trophy while those in the member of the Chapman and was basically CommimltyCentreatl00pnl this first round the formula Is NHL clubs will be in at that night at era Bradford championship division will be family concerned the election of a Anyone with lions should strlclly knockout Any team tendance In the past few years goes head on with Richmond hoping to cart away the Town of TheiudflesforthlstroPhvare new for ihe upcoming get in touch member of losing their second game is several players who tave Hill Orillia Majors meet Georgetown Grand Cham- comprised of a threemember ironing out any the new executive if they wish difficulties or complaints from action taken the previous season Social As elected on Sunday the functions planned for the near new executive includes Past future were also discussed The President Doug Bryant new meeting lasted an hour and a President pimple Vice- half but unfortunately was not President Marlon Cuthbert that well attended and SecretaryTreasurer perhaps the most important Pierce The six newly feature of the meeting was the elected directors included The basketball season for the compete and win in a higher The Senior Rebels travelled team ran Into oui trouble and were to plav at Informing of the people in at- and Gerry Miller Junior and Senior Rebels got league Moat schools adhere to to on the weekend perhaps had underestimated Trafalgar High School on tendance that if they had any Moore Fred Hammer Brenda underway last Friday as the the philosophy that Juniors are took part in the annual their opposition Mike Tuesday On Wednesday the complaints or possible rule and Graham two teams travelled to TA Blue and Gold Tournament Stattkovlch lead the way again Juniors take on Acton S in change suggestions they There will be a coaches High School The Blakelock Their Junior teams They very nearly walked off with a team high of points Acton while on Friday the two should get them in to the new meeting February at St Seniors In what coach are kept intact for as long J the title but too many The final saw the Rebels lose teams will be hosting MUlon executive as soon as hall at pm Jim Costlgan termed a real possible and as witness their games in too short a time hist years solid team effort high calibre three cuts from proved a bit more than the A champions Stayncr Mark was high point- the Junior team made the team could handle The team Thelegsjust werent there but ft aura I ns man for the Seniors Senior team For the Junior left Georgetown at fl In the Itmightbesuggestcdthatthree I points while Rick Gourlie Rebels Brian Adamarcrgk morning played their first games hours Is quite far a mm WW hooped IS Paul stuffed sunk la points and displayed their second a demand for a basketball 13 and Steve Foster netted some good strong It 1 SO m and played In the team ByJeffandDumeDuck place Roger Mens Bated Curling draw first The Juniors were drubbed James picked up final at so Coach Mike was clearly Last week saw the com- Tuesday Club Curling first Irwin Noble Mens Thursday by a team that could easily points explained that the team didnt the class of the Rebels Coach of our clubs first round P Pat Chamberlain Rated Curling draw even bother to get out of their CosOgan later stated that It regular draws In the mens and Mens Tuesday Club Curling second Morris uniforms after second game was the best Ive ever seen him mixed sections Time second Jeffrey Duck The mixed section after a as there Just wasnt enough play He did a really super Competitive start In trying W find time between contests job His teammates obviously playoffs so went to Ihe first place Jim Wilson enough ice time to the first game the lt the same way as they top two rinks of each draw at Men Competitive Flight commodate all the team also defeated host Huntsville agreed to name him unofficial completion at each second Doug completed their first round MikeStsnkovich was too man tournament MVP For the three schedule Mens Thursday Rated Curling Victorious were Harold Mar- In this game with IB points games scored Final standings are Mens Tonv Hull tins team of OFlaherty Their next game saw them put points and his all round piny Competitive A Flight first Men Bob Bruce and Una Martin down This was a buoyed the team place Ray Steele- Mens J- were the part- much tougher victory as the The Junior and Senior Rebels Competitive A Flight second Campbell Mens Thursday nersWps of and Cyntlua Partridge and Roger and Diane The North Club hosted this districts Legion playdowns last weekend Our perennial winner and the guy that Is The soccer season is well director Feb A March and March 132 neonle were needed last wlHarv on Its way At the annual la Bare our registration dales for year either coach or manage jjaT Ken Nosh meeting Dec OnUrio Minor Soccer meeting 1973 also to be held In Cedar- one of the teams In our returned as mill hnM In vale president Charles Coomber Colin Wilde remains meetings Include EUjabeth of meeting for all question is how to ray Parsons committee for recreation In Halton Hills John Fergus is match secretary relations officer The Senior Ladies District championship game scheduled Mackenzie and lead Jean Each member of the and lan Ward equipment the EM to be held WeSnesday at grander older and the combined age of Dick Hendricks will serve as at Halton Curling Georgetown club Is he rink of are slightly different from ihe rink must total at least first vicepresident In Club this past Monday This is a skip Bette Broomhead vice normal rules which years and Peel and threeday event with the second Jean regular ladles curling events To qualify for the district the various rinks had to win their respective clubs championships In this division The winning rink from this weeks event will Journey to St tournament the the challengers Seventeen Peterson finished on top in the to compete from were ready for this participated in Rick won if to the for the ana successiuny one wanted It badly and were tournament Georgetown the lb class Pat defended the Grey Highlands better prepared physically and finished on top points turned away all challengers In from St will title which they won last year mentally than other teams Fergus was second with 125 lb class on the provincial coach Bob McKay competing points and Grey Highlands was which ore being held who handled the team com- third with points For the 143 lb class and In Ottawa February 17 and that although a few top In mariy weight classes the Georgetown Foumler took the title In the heavyweight winning rink from teams had chosen to bypass this Rebels were clearly superior to won ihe lb class Dave Brian was PIPER TRACY PORTER a member of the Georgetown Girls Pipe Band leads the women curlers fn a parade around the ice prior to the start of the first game in the Senior Ladies District playdowns for the Woolly Trophv The final game in will be played at i Make your voice heart Here is your chance to help and do something for Take your pick or take part in them all On Saturday January 18 the ministry of natural resource has arranged to have the consultants for the Minesins Swamp make their presentations for Its natural and historic resources Its recreation and resource potential and will present alternate concept plana for Its use and development The public I encouraged and urged to take part review the plan and make their comments and recom mendations Our response will help direct the plan for Ihls The be held In the Community Centre In the village of Minesing It can be reached off Highway northwest of Bttnie Continuous presentations will be made from 10 am to pm The consultants will analyze public opinion and prepare a master plan to be presented to the ministry of natural resources The annual convention of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters will be in Ottawa at the Holiday Inn on February to This Is the annual convention and may well prove to be Ihe best one yet A lot of to hunting has come up In recent years and lleve the federation Is going to take some definite steps In this regard A notice of thla meeting will bo placed In the window of the Hills Herald and will give complete in regards to the arrangements As always can help please call The federation Is also running a campaign for new members and this Is something tha all o us can do to give Ken Taplln there that Georgetown will j register all individual players vicepresident and man official card with Ontario expected that registration referees association In we and one of could Skelton as secretary These flD will need many volunteers to come on top men have met every Saturday The following dates should be we had more than boys referee again An attempt will This year Mike Tarns a twoweek break and girts playing organoid be made to have an association Georgetown Chrysler is during Christmas and New a I97 we will haveW soccer In town An Increase for of referees aside from our sponsoring our first mixed u general meeting spring It minor soccer association We club It starts on assembly In Cedarvale It is believe that our new executive January Ihe final the these to point out the ln restrict regis the games and a wind iuuicea look forward to a successful week Saturday chief commissioner bob ollivier he federation a strong voice in its effort with the govern ment Present members alt received an order form for adding new members and I have started on nine and hope you have taken steps to do your shore You have a great selling feature as well with the new format of the Ontario Fisherman and Hunter magazine It makes It all the more attractive Many other organizations charge for mem bership plus any magazine The OFAH membership Is only and this Includes the official publication ihe and Hunter The magazine alone Is f6 for the same oneyear subscription You cant lose Get those members signed up now Also In line with be federation tickets are on sale for the draw to be made at the convention in February Top prize Is a boat and motor with second a canoe several other worthwhile prizes If you have tickets you cant sell get them to me I sold mine and cannot get any more they are hard to get hold of I con sell more but I would prefer to have you sell your own and try to sell a membership with it It can be done Why not by you A Study to assess he impact of he shorter season on Walleye In Lake will be undertaken during 1975 Studies have shown that Walleyes In toe lake are being overharvested and reverse this trend ministers advisory committee on Lake recommended a shorter season The season for Walleyes at present is May 18 1974 to March 31 1973 The snorter 1973 season May to March 15 reduces the number of days that Walleye can be taken In spring by six days and in winter by days This is the minimum restriction required to ef fectively reduce Ihe harvest The Credit Valley Conservation Authority Is holding a Day in the Snow at the Terra Conservation area Thlsprogram will Start at JO am and run til pm and will provide a wide range of activities Horse drawn sleigh rides skating cross country skiing snow shoe hikes and Instruction on winter survival and winter photography will also be presented lo make this one of the most appealing days the authority has ever put together Hot food and drink will be available at You are encouraged to bring along toboggans skates skis etc along with your camera Join In the fun and get know your local conservation authority Parking fee will be charged for the day at the regular per car Further Information can be had at which Is a local call Next week I will try to explain a Tiger Trout Til then enjoy our winters in Ontario Outdoors Well Be There To Greet You At the Canadian National BOAT SHOW This Week AT THE COLISEUM TORONTO CREDIT RIVER BOAT CO Areas Most Complete Boat Centre NORVAL 8779532