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THE HERALD Wednesday May ISIS Page IT SOCCER EVERYONE The Georgetown Minor Soccer season got underway this past Saturday with balmy weather allowing the youngsters an excellent first day Here the Squirt demonstrate the enthusiasm that could be seen in all nine of Saturday a opening day games The Panthers defeated the Giants Soccer season is underway The Georgetown Minor Soccer Association launched the season on Saturday at Cedarvale under beautiful sunny skies and warm Eighteen teams participated in nine games on the opening day schedule This year the association was proud to have Joe Smith Georgetown Mr Soccer perform the official kickoff ceremony at centre field Mr Smith was recuperating from Illness In hospital when request came but to the delight of all soccer people he left his sick bed to accept the honor The association and all people involved with area soccer wish him a speedy recovery The youngsters responded to the day by providing top effort and the resultant good play provided plenty of excitement Junior dirt Red Barons Tomboys The game was well played In spite of the scoreless draw Congratulations to Carole Johnston and Sharon Nell of the Tomboys who played good soccer Senior Girls Green Dragons Golden Spurs 1 The Green Dragons were led by Sheila and Jenny Smith who scored two goals apiece Susan Wilde replied for the Golden Spurs The game was tied at half time buttheDrogonsprovedtoostronginlhe second period Squirt Boys Panthers Giants The smallest ones took to the field at and provided one of the most exciting games of the day Michael scored on a replay of a penalty shot to provide the margin of victory Todd Collins earned the shutout Minor Atoms United I Royals G scored the only goal in the second half of a fast well played game The Royals threatened to tie the game several times but just couldn t find the range J Stone scored goal kick for fought back led by Paul and Danny but beat Jeff Arts In goal for AJax Mia or Mosquito Aces 5 Wildcats Aces were led by John Clair with three goals along with Mat Glaude and Wayne Davis with singles The Wildcats were short staffed for this match but now have the whole season to get even Minor Pee Wee Pegasus Rangers Bill Wilcox Peter Rode end David Wicked all scored two goals each to pace Pegasus to their opening day win Peter and played well for Rangers who despite the score should do well over the season Major King Rockets A well played game by both teams Rockets opened the scoring on a goal by Ian Reeks and led at the half Kings come strong and scored three quick goals after the second half kickoff and this seemed to rattle the Rockets Ian Reeks with all four Rocket goals along with George Ttesma who bad three for the Kings were the outstanding players of the game Chris Clancey and George Petrusma with two goals each rounded out the scoring for the Kings Provincial bowling Two bowling records set By Chris Burke Garry Deacon of Village Bowl In Mlsalssauga Two new record scores were destroyed the record of set at the second annual set by Wayne of Bursary Tournament held Etobicoke last year when he Sunday at Albion Bowl In put together a tengame total Ladies Softball league 1 975 schedule 37 1 Wed May 21 Tbu May Sun May 4 May 26 Wed May Thu May Sun Jun Mon 8 Mon Jun Wed 10 Thu Jun 11 Sun 12 Mon Wed Jun 11 13 Thu 14 Sun Jun IS 15 IB 18 Wed Jun 10 IB Sun Jun 22 10 Jun 23 Man Jun 23 Wed Jun Wed July Thu July 3 Sun Julys Mon July Mon July Wed July July 10 Sun July 13 Mon July 1 Wed July July 17 Sun July Mon July Mon July Wed July 23 Thurs July Sun July Mon July July Aug Venue Glen Williams at Hillsburgh Georgetown at Hornby HUlBburgh at StreetsvUle Glen Williams at Georgetown I Hornby at I Rained out game at Hornby Georgetown at StreetsvUle at Georgetown I Hornby at Glen Williams I Streetaville at Hillsburgh I Georgetown at Hornby I Glen Williams at Streetavllle Georgetown at Glen Williams I Rained out game at Hillsburgh at Hornby I Hornby at Streetsville at Georgetown I Hillsburgh at Glen Williams Hornby at Hillsburgh I Rained out game at Hornby Georgetown at StreetsvUle Hornby at Georgetown I at Glen Williams I Georgetown at I Streetsville at Hornby AllStar gome at Glen Williams at Hornby at StreetsvUle at Georgetown I Hornby at Glen Williams Glen Williams at Hillsburgh Hillsburgh at Hornby Hornby at Georgetown at Glen Williams Streetavllle at Hillsburgh Glen at Hornby I Rained out game at StreetsvlUe at Georgetown at Glen Williams Georgetown at Hornby Glen Williams at Streetsville Hornby at Georgetown I at Glen Williams E Glen Williams at Georgetown of to win the mens dlvislonbyoverZOOplns In the womeu s division Marilyn Klnnon of Waterloo Lanes notched up a tengame score of to break that record of set last year by Janet Peck of Georgetown s only entry which attracted over bowlers In the final year of the Youth Bowling Council was She finished with a score of IB to take fourth position among the women picking up in prize money for her efforts Pat bowled extremely well considering the high number of games and the tough competition she was up against She Is to be com mended for a fine effort and a great performance After the tournament was completed Pat thanked Joan Archibald who aided her in preparation for the tour nament and also expressed gratitude for the great turnout of vocal supporters Deacon took he lead from the first game and never gave It up His first two games were IB and 0S In second position was another bowler from our zone Norton Sims of Guelph who recently was the National Senior Boys Singles crown in Calgary His score was while Andre of Corn wall placed third with Other money winners were GeraldGuay of Cornwall 2 SSI Ted of Walla David Turbltt of Hamilton and Jim Gcmmcll of Scarborough The lead in the women a division was tossed around until the fourth game when Miss took charge and never looked back She defeated Ann Desroalera of Cornwall twotime National Notes StreetsvUle home games wlU start at 7 00 until further notified re ball diamond repairs then they may change to m Game number will be moved ahead in the schedule to the first Tuesday night available at the Georgetown ball park Current ripples Thanks By Chris Hall For those of you who missed our first article two weeks ago Current Ripples Is a column designed to keep you Informed of whatlshappeningatyournewpool and a channel through which the local Red Cross Water Safety Service can reach the public with Water Safety Tips First let me start off with a big THANK YOU to you for your response to and support of the new programs at the pool The instructional programs Including Red Cross Lessons Lessons for Shrimps and SmaU Fry Synchronized Swimming SCUBA are filled to capacity with about registered In all The disappointing responses were to lessons for adults and swimming for the disabled although we are carrying these programs on in spite of low numbers The recreational swims have been fantastic Almost every night we have reached the capacity of with a total of 300 to people using the pool Monday to Friday and on Saturdays and Sundays complaint repeated most often has be The chlorine is too strong We are sympathetic to the red and puffyeyed swimmers but almost every new pool must have tune to balance its chemicals Ours seems to have settled down already Already with complaints coma compliments and we are glad to hear both The greatest compliment we received goes to the Instructors who ore doing an ex cellent job with their large classes and our volunteers who come In faithfully to help out Water Wisdom This week safety tip concerns the coming long weekend Every year In Ontario and across Canada there are water accidents on Victoria Day weekend People are opening up cottages taking their boats out for the first run and going on the first canoe or fishing trip of the summer Let not add any George owners to national drowning statistics this weekend Use the proper safety equipment take extra precautions with young children around water Red Cross Water Safety and Boating Rules Have a good time but come back safely alleyway Senior Girls Singles Cham who finished second with 2B0 Next were Lucy Davidson of Hamilton 2295 Pat Syme of Georgetown Debbie of Weaton Debbie of Susan Davey of and Lois Davidson of Hamilton The top male and female bowler ot the tournament win free membership in the Master Bowlers Association Including uniforms and entry into all tournaments The Bursary Tour Is sponsored by Bowling Proprietors Association of Ontario and conducted by the Master Bowlers Association The Provincial finals for Golden Age bowlers be held this Friday May 18 at the Sportsman a Bowl in Hamilton storting at m Re presenting Western Ontario In this year singles finals will be Alan of Georgetown In the men division and Muriel Millar also of Georgetown in the ladles division Irene Wardle of Hamilton and Charles Ham mer of Kitchener are the other Western Ontario tatives In the division The provincial rolloft will Milton represents The Hills area will be winners at this represented by the Milton provincial level came out of a Ladles team field of some 37000 bowlers composed of Sharon Hicks who started in their home Faye BeU Barb Verstrate bowling centres Marlene Morton and June Gould in the fifth annual consist of three games The singles event is based on flat scratch total plnfaU with the top man and lady advancing to the national finals in on June and A victory banquet and awards presentation will be held at the restaurant at m to which all competitors are Invited free of charge Should any guests wish to attend the cost la per person To accommodate everyone It is requested that reservations be made mediately by phoning the Bowling Proprietors of Ontario National Classified Bowling Championships for the Thomas Distillers Ltd Trophy to be held in Saskatoon Saskatchewan May 18 17 and 18 This unique tournament puts together house teams of expert and novice bowlers based on league averages In both men and ladle divisions The wltn a MBS Next In tlnlih ware Streakers Mil Bantam Pink Bantam Bowler Butterflies WSJ Wild an Strikers ana Pin Knockers Super Julie Burns 1 1 red this week Debbie Scar borough rolled a and a single Debbie Scarborough rolled a SOS and singia were Cathy Dawn Davie 1S1 Dawn Robin Richardson 195 Lit Burke I7S Donna Herri no Ion 167 Roberta Burke 178 and Holly 161 BANTAM BOYS Saturday concluded playoffs or lb boys too were the winners with for six games Following war Lucky Bunch Super Stingrays Hot Rods Tiger Cats sucker Charger 5osi and Pin Superstore This western high trip I oof Alar I A 540 and g rolled by David Boofle Next Dwsyne David Ward 461 161 and 441 166 JUNIORS Playoff completed this week for Juniors alto High Royalettes swamp Georgettes On Monday night the and the Georgettes girts Softball teams tangled In an exhibition contest the first outing under game conditions for both teams this year The youthful swamped the Georgettes to the tune of 11 1 in the game which had both teams substituting freely Laura Wilkes Barb Curry and Betty handled the pitching duties for the winners while Janice Inglls and Metier tossed for Georgettes The have two other exhibition contests lined up for the near future On Sunday they travel to Burlington and on Monday the girls will take on the Inglowood Juniors In Inglewood Their regular season schedule has not yet been The Royalettes team roster has however been finalized and team members include Lconne Gllaon Margo Butler Caruso Barb Curry Debbie Hamilton Hoi alius Joan Janet Mackay Betty Diane Marshall Charlie Milton Sue Smith and Laura Wilkes The team Is by the local Legion Branch 120 and both coach Jack Handy and manager Ted Wilkes ex pressed appreciation for the branch great support both past and present same total of New Comers Si Strikers Pin Hitter Pin Busters super Six Super Strike J Top Avefigei Sandra Wilson Karen HarrnJen Pat Barber 197 Handy 193 Mary Handy 191 Mary Jones Terry Helen Humphreys Carolynno 1B7 Ann Leemlng 185 Joan Wright I Super Scan Lorn a Brown was top week at with a tingle Marty shot and a 111 solo Next Harrington 135 Janet Bum John and Leonard BOWL 111 GEORGETOWN SPRING After lint bowling the team for spring League look like Mike 11 pi Bill Lane 11 Anne LUka 10 Anne Nicholson Art 3855 8 Eileen 7 Ian 3807 6 Joan Arc hi bind 376 S Handy 4 At Edmunds J Alan 35363 Tom HI High Score MEN Jack Parker SIM Mike Warman IN Alan Prom LADIES Eileen lis Hillock Pat High Triple MEN Jack Parker Bill Lane Steve Bum LADIE5 Eileen 817 Lit Hillock Pat WED AFTERNOON LAD IS Team Standing Swinging Six Skylark Terry and pirate Georgia Girl a New Comeri Happy Gang Super Six Hit and Mr Lille Kinsmen girls softball Girls all set By Theresa Citing The girls and their coaches have been hard at work practising for the opening games of the Kinsmen Girls Softball season More than likely the spectators have been working on some new cheers to keep the umpires on their The various teams will have at least 14 players to battleoutthesevenlnnlngs All Ihe girls who registered up to May have been put on a team The unknown team of last week has been sponsored by This year a draw will be held Instead of the annual tag day The proceeds will aid In the cost of the equipment five for a dollar The draw is be made at the park on June Start saving If you re Interested In some good Senior and Junior we 11 see you down at the park Tuesday and Thursday nights Games start at p m LANDSCAPING TREE SERVICE Sodding Seeding Fencing ALLEN CASTLE R R Nerval ELKS BINGO EVERY MONDAY AT AT THE CREDIT VALLEY CLUB BUSES RUNNING Games JACKPOT 56 NUMBERS NO ADMISSION CHARGE CARDS FOR SI Lie No Sponsored by Georgetown Elks No SAO Proceeds for deaf Detection In Children and Community Projects GEORGETOWN VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE SERVICE Serving Our Community Since 1957 AMBULANCE WEEK May 11th to 17th AMBULANCE WEEK ACTIVITIES Display at Georgetown Market bailda Bank of unnrttte An ambulance Ambulant 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