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Page It THE HERALD Wednesday MijM 1IB Ontario Outdoors Fish paradise miles away Dokii Island Fox Island Sand Bay Bustard Island Grouptheee an the names that can conjure up flatting success for you this year and for some time to come These are all In the Key Harbour area and can only be reached by water This could be by way of the Key River or up the shore line of Georgian Bay around the 30 islands at the top of that fish basin The area teeems with fish and some records have been taken from its waters and when you consider that it Is Lightly fished it Is even more I first went to the Key River with Ross Irwin of Georgetown and have been going ever since the previous occasion Twenty pound Pike are not common and Muskies grow mean and sassy Walleye come in such large site and huge that a person And If you think that Is a fish story 1 will try to get a photograph I have seen or should I say several photographs In which people are doing Just that hauling their Walleye in Large Perch are common along with he sweet LakaTroutandmaybethebestofall Small Mouth Bass On a trip to that area over the Victoria Day weekend along with Max Joe and John of Georgetown we caught and released several Bass and we were not even fishing for them Pike we also released as we were after the Walleye We went in by canoe for a distance of about 13 miles and camped in the area of Sand Bay but all the Walleye were taken in the vicinity of Fox Island which Is about two miles through the islands from where we were Alargeboatwasnecessaryforliiattrlpas It was through open water and the bay can be quite rough through there Reports of IS to fish per man and all of them averaged 10 pounds with several in the 15 pound range And they are available ail year for the man who wants to go after them As the season progresses the fish come further Into the mouth of the Key River as they run up it to spawn and then slay In the bays til freezeup forces them bock to deeper water The Key River is ZOO miles from Hills and the harbour is seven miles down the river with Fox Island laying about five miles from the mouth of he river Key Harbour was once a well known lake port carrying the ore from Sudbury but the tracks have since been torn up and the huge dynamo along with the massive docks burned up in a fire in 1S3S The remains of the docks and dynamo can still be seen and the Key Harbour Lodge is well able to accommodate you you wish to spend a family vacation there The lodge is still operating even llwughittspresentlyforsale someone I might add The Credit Valley Conservation Authority has a new brochure out and it lists all the areas under their control and this Includes the one LLmehouse For the word on where to go to camp hike or fish contact Ihem at Ontario or phone 1615 In provincial parka firearms are illegal as well as not required You do not need the protection of a gun and seasons are closed during the camping season All guns must bo registered at the main gate or better yet leave them at homo The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters still have some tickets left for the big draw in August I have Maybe you want to sell for me I have sold several books of Ihem now Prizes AJeepCJS 14foot canoe with motor shotgun rod and reel and Coleman stove and lanlern Win one of Ihese and it Just might help you and your family to enjoy Ontario Outdoors Junior team community effort The organizational meeting of Georgetown budding Junior B team was held this past Sunday at Cedarvale Com munlty Centre Mr Bob Hooper and Mr Doug Couibeck representing the two groups which had applied to the OHA for a team co- chaired the meeting Despite the warm weather and the temptation of Stanley Cup hockey inaahowof support that can only well for fledgling team a future Mr Hooper and Mr Couibeck actually turned the meeting over the the floor and it was the people present who decided on the makeup of the team and the executive Suggestions flowed freely and debate was allowed on every point brought up As agreed upon by those present the new Junior team will have a president two vice- presidents one for finances and one for team organization a treasurer and a recording secretary The executive also includes seven directors After some discussion it was decided that the team will nave a general manager who will be completely apart from the executive yet will be directly responsible to them The new executive Includes president Pete Pomeroy first Tom James second vicepresident Ian Ward treasurer Bob Hooper and recording secretary Mrs Gerry Osborne The team directors Include Norm Lockhurat Fred Harrison Ken Adams Jim Mackie Doug Couibeck Cam Holland and Dan Wagstoffe Pete has had experience in an executive capacity with the Intermediates since 1969 GDMHA Support Group executive Ian Ward the second vicepresident has had managing experience in the GDMHA Support Group Tom James the first vice- president has had two years experience as an executive member of he now defunct Georgetown Junior Treasurer Bob Hooper has coached and managed in GDMHA Support Group and was a part of the Intermediate clubs executive from 1968 until this past season Recording secretary Mrs Gerry Osborne although a novice as far as executive experience 1b concerned summed up he feeling of the people at the meeting when asked why she had decided to stand for an executive position with the new team She replied Im Just a hockey mother but I wanted to see a Junior B team in own so that our local boys can play at home so I decided to help out Pete in closing the meeting stated that there would be rough spots through the firs season or so but that with the people elected he felt a solid foundation has been laid which should stand the team In good stead He also expressed his tanks for the support and obvious enthusiasm for the team displayed by those present and reiterated that their continued support would be needed as the team is being formed The first executive meeting is set for next Sunday at Community Centra All that remains now is for the OKA to give the official nod and that Is expected to come sometime In June The Georgetown entry is expected to play In a league which will be comprised of Milton Streetsville Brampton Oakville Burlington and Dixie Along with Georgetown two other new applications for Junior teams have been tiled with Ihe OHA They are from and The various area rivalries are expected to generate excellent fan response however runnings Junior B club run from 0 to and obviously gate receipts alone will In no way cover this total For this reason town support Is needed to assure the success of the team Anyone wishing to lend support to the team la advised to contact an executive member AN ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING for Georgetown anew president Tom James and recording secretary Gerry Junior team was held this past Sunday at Osborne The directors of the new club include standing Community Centre The new executive Includes seated Ken South JImMackle left to right treasurer Bob Hooper second vice- Fred Harrison Norm Cam Bolland and Doug president Ian Ward president Pete Pomeroy first vice- Couibeck Seven from GDHS in AllOntario Rams down again Twentythree athletes from Georgetown District High School competed against athletes from 31 Peel Schools in the Peel Halton Track and Field chain held last week at Centennial Stadium In Seven Georgetown athletes as a result of their per formonces have qualified to vie for AllOntario titles They include Granny In the Senior hurdles Mike Dixon In the 3 metre run Roes in the Midget 400 metre dash and the Midget metre hurdles and Sue Alexander Cathy Masson Cathy Clark and Doris in the girls open 1600 metre A bad defensive letdown with less than four minutes left in the game cost he Hills Rams a chance at heir first victory of the young season in Owen Sound lost Thursday The Rams led after the first period at the end of two periods but were scored in he final minutes as the winning goal came when an Owen Sound forward waa able to work unhindered in front of the Ram net and get off three shots before finally putting the rubber home The Rams picked up 91 minutes in penalties For the Rams George turn was the top scorer as he counted five times Ron hit for four goals Wayne Young had counters and Steve Wilson notched two goats Singles went to Kevin Andy Broadbent Bill Fox Paul Wilson and Bruce Cooksley Paul was top gunner for Owen Sound as he hit the mesh six times This Thursday in what promises to be a rough en counter the Rams take on Game time is at the Georgetown arena Merchants drop first 30 hits later Gage Juveniles had dropped their opener The Georgetown Merchants of the InterCounty Fastball League after a shaky start with a loss to Oakville over midgets The Georgetown Midgets were downed 3 by Tuesday night In in the locals season The score was for after six innings with Mark hurling a fine game for Georgetown He was removed after six Innings and the batters lumped on relievers Danny Anderson and Larry Bums for seven runs Hitting or the failure to to hit was a real problem for the Midgets with only two balls getting out of the infield all night Rob Mossop played a strong game at shortstop while Larry Bums who played second base for seven innings came up with some fine plays Coaches BUI James and Colin Gibson have not yet released the team final roster came up with a strong game his past Sunday knocking off Bill Tilt a young from Kitchener picked up the Win Although the team has not yet been finalized coach Kent Robinson has released the following names as being on the team rosier Bill Tilt Paul Robinson Tomalty Steve Miller Grant Usher Bill Juniper At Moore Barry Cuthbert Gene Ray Phil Dobbin Dave Clark John Tost Bob Mar Hugh Williams and John Blair Norm Lochurst and Cam are also associated with the team Last Tuesday the Merchants played In Mlssissauga at press time the score was not available This coming Sunday they host Hornby at Glen Williams Park Rebs down to the wire After last week s high school soccer action it appears that both the Junior and Senior soccer will make the quarter finals in their respective leagues The Junior knocked off Queen Elizabeth Park High School while the Senior fought to a 1 standoff with White Oaks The Juniors played their final regular season game Tuesday at home against Blakelodt at press time the Tee The golf season doff All golfers enjoyed opened a loud bang breakfast and dinner at Saturday May 17 as 168 the club besides their IB golfers teed off with a holes of golf shotgun start in North Following are the Opening Men s prize winners for the 3 Day It was one of the nights largest fields ever A Gross A Net 1 Eric Ross Terry Hay 2 Bob Young Don Miller 3 Dave 3 Bob Monckton John Harrison Butch Fisher 74 5 Dave Wren S Bob Cooke Gross Net 1 Skinner 1 W G Shapcott SO 2 J 3 D Wright Shypula 4 J Penny 5 Brian Held Fred Berg S3 7 Cutting J 71 C Becsy 10 Bradbury 86 10 Crosby 71 C Gross Foster 78 Bill French Riley D Terishlta Be In lyre 67 4 J Connolly N M Deveyra Bill Miles J Douglas as M 7 Hughes 7 G Crichton 70 K Gollnskl J si A Vollis 10 D 11 Buchanan 12 Robertson J 72 13 Webster Bolivar 14 A score was not available The Seniors also played on Tuesday and have their final tilt on Thursday when hey host Perdue The first place teams in the Junior and Senior loops gain byes into the semi finals while the second and bird place teams play suddendeath quarter final elimination match The Juniors are safely settled in third place with an outside chance of gaining the number two spot while the Seniors are battling for second place The final league standing Is doubly Important as he second place team gets home field advantage for the quarter final game This weeks games therefore are must games as far as both Juniors and Seniors are concerned The Juniors were not sorely tested against Park as they lead at he half then Jumped into a 21 lead early In the second half Coach Jack Brown felt that the team was finally starting to round Into form as they played an ex cellent positional game Ken scored the opener for he Juniors while Jim with a great header off a comer kick contributed the winner Tony scored he lone goal for the Senior in their 1 tie with White Oaks Tennis clinic The Georgetown Tennis Club will be having Hugh Peacock a regional coach with the On Lawn Tennis Association as a guest instructor from Monday June 2 to Friday June Mr Peacock will be available to give free lessons to all members From Ban lo noon he will be instructing ladles throughout the week and from lpm to Mr Peacock will be available to all members He will Instruct the Junior members from to p m dally and adult instruction will be available nightly from 7 Opening day of the 197E baseball season had everything for the Gage Stalonery Juveniles hot humid weather longgrassand dandelions in the outfield a home run five pitchers a total of hits and runs scored It had everything except a win as the locals dropped an decision to Brampton Georgetown picked up one run In the second inning on three straight hits to Larry Peterson Jed Williams and Bob Smith The flowertown crew scored five runs in he top of the third on four hits and three walks Gage three runs In their half of the Inning again on four straight hits and a ground out by Mike Mc Candless Terry Richmond Doug Barnes Larry Peterson and Williams The game settled down with Brampton getting one more run In he sixth until disaster the sovnfl tcrflngcrs and mental lapses proved costly for GeCrgejoiMn at Brampton scored big runs on five hits two walks and a pair of errors They added six more runs before the game ended Georgetown managed a pair of runs in the seventh and four more in the ninth as Jed Williams connected for his first home run of the year over the right field fence Gage used up four pitchers as both teams hit the ball squarely Doug Barnes took he loss The Juveniles were visitors at last Monday and are home again this Sunday to Campbellvile Game time is 1 p relay Out of the competing schools Georgetown finished a respectable ninth a fine showing from a relatively young team Mike Dixon again led the parade for Georgetown athletes as he obliterated the old Peel Halton record In the 3 000 metre event by an amazing seconds Mike that pleased with his performance so should be especially tough in the All Ontario challenge Ross Jef finished third in the metre hurdles and second In tho 100 metre and metre dashes Alex Otto and Bruce Mclntyre finished fifth and sixth respectively In the metre run In the Midget metre event Mclnryre finished second while Alex Otto finished sixth Art Wheeler with a heave of 44 24 metres placed third in Midget Javelin MikeMorette picked up a fifth place finish in the Junior 110 metre hurdles For he Senior boys Granny McKenzIe finished second in the metre hurdles In the metre run Paul was third with a time or 12 the open metre steeplechase John Clark placed sixth The girls contingent of the Track and Field team made quite a contribution to the team floe overall showing Diane placed fourth In he metre hurdles and Doris picked up fifths In both the metre and metre dashes Cathy finished fifth in the 400 metre Junior girls dash while Cathy Clark was second in the Junior girls BOO metre run In the Senior girls division Marg Owen placed second in the 400 metre dash and fourth in the metre run In the open events Cathy Clark placed fifth in the 1500 metre The AllOntarios take place June and at Centennial Stadium in WOOL Reallie highest for your wool by patronizing your own SHIPCOLLECTTO A WILSON Shearer R Phone J THE NEW VOLVO WAGON YOU GET MORE IN IT t power iter nj Mid belled 1 t I ELKS BINGO EVERY MONDAY AT 00 AT THE CREDIT VALLEY CLUB Games JACKPOT 58 NUMBERS NO ADMISSION CHARGE CARDS FOR Si Lie No Sponsored by Georgetown Elks No Proceeds for Detection In Children and Community Projects FUN fOR ALL THE FAMILY GOLF In Calrton hill underground courts racord saunas Olympic swimming pool RIDING Indoor riding rlngi box stalls 43 It clubhouse fully lincensed month and sniartslnment JUST 15 MINUTES FROM GEORGETOWN CHINGUACOUSY COUNTRY CLUB SPRING INTO 75 WITH THE RAMS EXCITING JUNIOR LACROSSE ACTION THURSDAY NIGHTS AT THE GEORGETOWN ARENA MILL STREET CAME TIM in THURSDAY MAY 29th RAMS vs THURSDAY JUNE 5th RAMS REXDALE ADMISSION Adults Students 1 Children under is I SUPPORT LACROSSE