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THE HERALD April ins Junior B team for Georgetown It Is now almost a certainty that group headed by Doug Coulbeck Allan Georgetown will have a Junior B hockey Walker Tom James and Bill Moore an At a meeting held that they had made a formal the Georgetown arena on Monday night a plication to the Ontario Hockey Association Few for Raiders Last Wednesday a public meeting was held at Cedarvale Community Centre aimed at clearing the air regarding the future plans of Georgetown a Intermediate A hockey team the Raiders In the aftermath of the suspension of the team from postseason activity by the OHA and the subsequent suspension of a member of the teams executive pending a request for a hearing by the It was felt in some quarters that the on of the future of the team should be left up to the people of Georgetown Thus the meeting on Wednesday It was made clear by Dave Kentner a member of last year executive and chairman of the meeting that this was indeed the crux of the matter Because of the actions of the OHA this year and in years east In regards to Georgetown Mr Kentner explained that at present he wished to nave no more dealings with them and was resigning as a member of the Raiders hockey team The intimation thatamajoiity of last year s executive felt the same way and similarly would not be back Georgetown therefore has en Intermediate A hockey franchise but no executive to run tbe club It had been hoped that the response to Wednesday meeting would have been such that a new executive would bo formed This was not tbe case as only people showed up As a result of the poor turnout felt that a second better publicized meeting should be called before a final decision to either disband or continue with opinion or raise a question Intermediate hockey is ren- to dered This meeting will be This was confirmed by OKA officials In Toronto The group had been discussing the possibility of an OKA Junior B club In for a little over a year It was lust in the last three months however that serious preparations took place Doug Coulbeck stated that they had talked to George Ferguson convenor of the Centra Ontario Junior B league the league which Georgetown could Join and that from the assurances they received from Ferguson their application has been cepted In principle All that remains is for the OHA to formally accept the application It is expected that this will be done at the meeting scheduled for May The gentleman Involved with the for of the team had worked together previously on the executive of Georgetown Junior team which ceased operation They wished to make clear that they are completely seperate from he Intermediate A situation Mr Coulbeck commented that the group was not formed to take over the Intermediate A club and further their actions in applying for a Junior club should not be construed as an at tempt to undermine In any way the operation of an Intermediate A hockey team in Georgetown Junior B teams from Burlington Milton Street sville Brampton Dixie ThornhUl and Royal York Etobicoke There Is a possibility that Burlington may go elsewhere but this would have no real bearing on the actual running of the league The operating of a Junior team would cost roughly between and a yeai art for this reason Mr Coulbeck speaking on behalf of the group expressed the hope that the people of Georgetown would rally behind the team Anyone interested in helping the team out or in serving with the team In any capacity Is advised local either Doug Coulbeck Allan Walker or Tom James Any and all assistance would be greatly appreciated According to Mr Coulbeck the fledgling team has already set certain goals for itself and will attempt to adhere to them as closely as possible The club will be built on local talent run by local people and funded by local money It was also stated that In versatlonswithlocalminorhockey people an understanding was reached whereby the Junior B team would work In complete Georgetown All that Is really needed is local support paper would like to be one of the first to offer the team the beat of luck In their endeavour held May ate in the upstairs kitchen at Cedarvale Community Centre The discussion at Wed s meeting was for the most part fairly informal and several Interesting points were brought out In the open The Raiders were described as close to solvent and it was explained that If people are found to form a new executive they could really do what they want with the team There Is no obligation to remain in the OHA and a new executive could If they so decided drop out and attempt to Join another Intermediate A league Similarly a new executive could decide to change the Raiders from an Intermediate team to a Junior B team and such a change was suggested by several people at he meeting At May an attempt will be made to form new executive but Hub ob viously la not tbe heart of the matter future of In termed ate hockey In Georgetown Is at stake and it was made plain hat should a decision be made to drop out of the OHA under new rules initiated this year Georgetown could find It very difficult to return to the fold If they reapplied at some future date Mr urged that all those wishing to be heard on this subject be in attendance at the May 28 meeting All positions on the team executive are available and anyone wishing to state an CHRIS HALL pool supervisor leads the first class In exercises at Georgetown s new In door pool The pool was open for use on Monday however the official opening Is scheduled for the early part of June THE TURNING OVER OF THE KEYS The Georgetown pool was turned over to recreation department on Monday Doug Colliaon recreation director in turn presented the keys to a member of tbe school board From left Art Burrow of the school board Chris Hall pool supervisor Doug Colllson Fred Zorge president of the construction firm and George Gray vicepresident of Mountclalr Developments Hit hard in third Rams open with win The Helton Rams their first real teat of the still early season last Thursday night and according to team manager Howard Dwycr did a lot than was actually expected Junior B and rallied In the third period to drop he Oak team 134 The Rams the club in tbe final frame to claim the win led after the first period after the second and hen the boom dropped Bruce Cooksely led he team with a four goal effort Steve Wilson popped three goals Jim Chisolm counted twice and singles went to Kevin Marcoux and Glen Sherman The team Is currently working out Tuesday Wed and Thursday nights at the Georgetown arena and a pleasant surprise at the last two practices has been the appearance of five Georgetown youngsters vying for a place on the cam The Rama got Into action this Thursday evening at the Georgetown arena Game time Is scheduled for 30 p New soccer officials THE TEAM WINNER In last Sunday Regional ore Olive Lily Archer Ellen Back row for the National Golden Age Championships went to the from left David George and Anderson Streetsvllle entry Team members front row from left May GDAAHA annual meeting executive for the Minor Hockey Association will season and a proposal for be holding its annual General changes in the draft system Meeting this coming Saturday Throughout any hockey 100pm at Cedarvale Com season In any league Similarly as a hockey season of a league annual meeting ding for office and attempting progresses complaints are Complaints or problems change from within sometimes lodged in regards which have cropped up over a Parents coaches to the way a league Is run It is season can now be aired and if managers players and In often difficult and sometimes so decided changed People teres ted parties are urged to Centre Two specific situations arise which call Into Impossible to change dlrec critical of leagues attend this Sundays meeting Items will be dealt with the question some of he rules in a lions in midstream and ihus operation have a chance to do election of the GDMHA leagues constitution the reason for and importance something concrete by The Georgetown Minor Soccer Association held a referees clinic on Saturday April 19 and Sunday April The clinic sanctioned by the Canadian Soccer Assoclaton was conducted by the highly qualified Hugh Morrow of Toronto a member of the Federation of International Football Association Mr Morrow was appointed by the Canadian Soccer Association for this role Fifteen candidates worked six hours on Saturday and again on Sunday climaxed by an examination to determine if they could carry cords as Junior referees To credit of all concerned all passed Persons who passed were Stephen Archibald Alan Cain Harvey Clare Mrs Sheena David Manning Miss Sylvia Martin Andy Parent Mark Payne Patrick Shanks Smedema held cards as qualified p Smedema who at and Bryan Turner referees used the clinic as of age scored percent It should be noted that an opportunity to freshen their on the exam to become William Barclay Joseph skills youngest qualified referee In Foster and A special tip of the hat to Georgetown Equipment for new arena A written list was submitted to the general administration committee on Monday containing the necessary Items still needed for the Gordon Memorial Arena The list drawn up by he recreation director Doug Collison consists of facilities which could be donated by interested service organizations The items Include furniture for the first aid room exterior sign for building music tape recorder hockey frames and nets Thomson Ice chair tables for the banquet room refrigerator for snack bar canteen equipment ranging from to 500 sports timer garbage con ash tray for the lobby Automatic scrubber vacuum small scrubber wet and dry vacuum ladders 120 telescopic ladder 1200 and asbestos planking BOO Any organizations or interested persons wishing to make a donation to the Gordon Memorial Arena should contact Doug at Kinsmen girls softball lineup- By Theresa Callaghan An executive and coaches meeting was held on Sunday Registration Is now closed Any further applicants will be placed on the waiting list Sixteen teamseight seniors and eight Juniorswere made up from ap proximately players Games are scheduled to start on May and May for seniors and juniors lively The holidays for tbe Kinsmen this year run through July to August Tbe umpire calls will be based on tbe official OSA rules New rules Include a pit eight foot radius from her mound While a pi Is in circle the base runner must advance or return to her base The Juniors for he first time will be playing the Infield fly and third strike rules Standard Products Coach Bob Cooper Players Wendy Boulskill VIckl Kim Taylor Muriel King Sandra Klrby Donna Hoare Judy Stone Sherry Love Lynn MargeUs Karen Cawley Cawley Tracy Vanderkooy Players Sandy Vnnderlinder Beverly Switxer Sheila Ford Mary Lynn Hlllier Alice Ai strong Syllva Heather Robertsoi Melane Harris Wilkes Vanderkooy Irene Watt Carol Hogg Clare Carter Players Penny Linda Glrarde April Sacco Linda Gqss Maxwell Lynda Evans Julie Armstrong Joanne Hilllcr Judy Russell Carey Warrall Peggy Gilbert Carol Carter Insurance Coaches PattlStylei Terry Rich mood Players Joan Borland MacDonald Ivy King Sellna Elaine Webster Debbie Ford Teresa Forbes Leanne Mackle Debbie Armstrong Cathy Kathy Robins Geraldlnc Ford Linda George Karen Johnston Heather McConnell Laura Russell Alice Henderson Kelly Frost Meredith Henley Mary Caruso Sharlene Maturity Cable Jets Coaches Dave Ward Cindy Players Colleen Sunnucks Lacoursier Shelly Perkins Janis McBcan Ruth Scott Cathy Harris Sharon Janet Allison Debbie Williams Varlan Coach Harold Gilmer Players Joan Gilmer Nancy Lelder Wanda Rogers Michelle Ripley Arlene Fredrlcks Leanne Allen Maureen Ollivlcr Washboume Jane Gllmour Chris Vetrlcek Michelle Friskney Patty Barber Kathy Foberts Real Estate Coaches Karen Nell Jim Da vies Flayers McAusland Rita Sauve Christine Lawrle Donna Reed Sllvana Christine Teresa Macklnnon Patty Teresa Debbie Jones Kelly Grant Sally Murphy Ella Marie Ballcntine JUNIORS Kim Richardson Laurie Sacco Karen Penney Patricia Vicki Sacco Monk Debbie Kent Suzanne Bcw Penny Patterson Rebecca Hnlonen Karen Levers Janet Smith Fred Harrison Coaches Klra Warrall Players Barb Curry June Ford Carle Donais Rosemary Hartley Carol Poor don Stacy Rose Cathy Carter Candl Grant Sally Burns Christine Barclay King Judy Erin Mclntyrc Michelle Rich Georgetown Upholstery Coaches BUI Hewitt Wilkes Players Cindy Hewitt Leslie Rand Lorraine Turner Lissa Rand Sandra Hewitt Patricia Turner Dawn Adams Linda Hariston Rhonda Tricla Swltier Shirley Gray Christine a cave Sandra Marshall Delrex Smoke Shop Coaches Laura Wilkes Players Jackie Diegel Michelle Miehm Jonlne La Rose Ellen Dicker Sarah Vlckery JoAnne Tucker Jack Leveque Nancy Vetrlcek Hope Holly Hulme MacKinnon Liz MacKinnon Construction Coaches Colleen Janet Players Julie Robin Richardson Lori Henderson Vicki Woltc Tracy Leggelt Julie Lamb Susan Julie Shelld Charlene Christine Wendy Crawford KIM Thompson Cindy Kemper Lori Anne Dairy Queen Coach Players Marlon Peters Rhonda Ritchie Christine Washboume Margo Craig Kim Craig Marc Sheila Kelly Duncliffe Linda Laura Bannon Gall Doucette Andrea Stafford Thrush Muffler Coach Jim Wilson Players Claire Donna Her ring ton Debbie Osborne Angela Barnes Karen Wilson Leane Heather Glbbs Karen Coleman Amanda Sally Balnea Barb McBean Sue Anne Juniper Jacky Chapman Pauline s Flowers Coaches Barclay Players Judy Carrie Sharon Jones Diane Jones Sharon Presley Susan Claudette Bemadette McGarry Carrie Bastedo Yvonne Cynthia Halonen Donna Sedore Barbara McKeeman