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IIIIllllimimittlllllllllllllillllllllilllMIIIIHiltllNININMIIIttlilMllttllllllltlllllim THE HERALD Wednesday June 11 Page is en Girls Softball report I Nin and tuck are over I I g The Helton Hilla Bams got registered two assists the game the Rams had a final report Had these players Kevin Marcoux added two The Rams host the pi I of to a good start last The Rams were never chance to knot the score but hit suited up the outcome could goals and two assists while Medics Thursday runs to lead by three Youngs Fred Harrison had a of a earned two runs In the final problem with their pitching or Inning but Standard made six maybe It was because the Winning pitcher was Wendy Smoke Shoppers had a good BouskUl who had a batting line up Home runs for three night at bat Including a were hit by Kelly Everything mattered In this home run and Michelle Mlehm nip and tuck game The earned part of the game star Winning pitchers were Ellen visiting team for a good game on second Tucker and Michelle Mlehm Breed bad a home Pitching for Freds were Carol the their first time run for Youngs Stacy Adams and Magnnsdas Insurance Rosemary Hartley Game Vartaa Associates Stars were Michelle Umpire Joan Dicks Karen and Christine Magnusons first Inning started off with seven runs Georgetown Upholstery v Vasnrst Inning was Flowers it TheacWcame J The only home run as close as until Blue up in game Big innings Giants pulled away Debbie Borland for Georgetown Upholstery tried their best but could only pebble home run was special were the second and fourth narrow the difference by two Brand Paulines best Inning was their hitters or By Theresa CaUaghan GAME OF THE WEEK Bine Giants Nellsons It Umpire Anderson batting WhenBlueGlantahad their turn they scored eight runs one a home run for Gerry Ford When reallxed what was happening they decided to pull up their socks by bringing The Helton Hills Rams got of to a good start Thur sday in their first of three games in four days when they eked out a 1211 win over Warriors for win number two In their home arena The good times didnt last long however as the Rams dropped a heart breaking decision to lions in on Friday night and then were downed 15U by the MliilssaugB Medics In MlMianattfla on Sunday Ron and Bruce Cooksley led the Bams to Thursday nights win as each pottedabattrlck Paul Wilson picked up two goals for the Rams while singles went to Wayne Young Jim Chkbolm Glen Sherman and BUI Fox Gary registered two assists The Rams were headed by Thursday night as they led at the end of the first period 74 at the end of two thenheldout for the Danny Sabadssh held a hot hand for as he scored five goals and notched three assists Rexdale picked up 5 minutes in penalties while the Rams clocked only 37 minutes in banishment time In Friday night an third period comeback by the Rams fell Just short as the hometown Lions squeezed through to a win At the mark of the third period the Rams were on the short end of a 158 count then rallied to make the score 1514 with leas than a minute to play With seconds left In the gome the Rams had s final chance to knot the score but hit a goalpost much to the relief of Orillia Steve Wilson had a good gome for the Rams coming up with five goals Bill Fox had three markers Ron Turkoss and Wayne Young each counted a pair of goals while singles went to Bruce Green and Paul Cam was point man as he added an assist to his three- goal effort The Rams were without the services of Bruce Cooksley Jim Chisotm Ian Campbell Wade Knight and Bruce Swift against and malinger Howard Dwyer gave the Im pression that he was far from happy with the respective players excuses for falling to report Had players suited up the outcome could have been In the Rams favour As it turned out however the Rama used two Midget players from their Brampton affiliate team Mike Webster and Tony Bennett and bath came up with creditable performances In MIsslasauga on Sunday night the undefeated Medics handed the Rams their seventh defeat to the tune of 1511 held a com fortable lead throughout the contest leading at the completion of the first minutes 117 after two periods of play to their win Ron played well rapping home four goals and picking up an assist as did Steve Wilson who came up with a hattrick and two Kevin Marcoux added two goals and two assists while singles went to Jim Chlsholm George Art em Bruce Cooksley Jerry Overbeam and Beck Holland each counted hattricks for the The Rams host the powerful Medics this Thursday night game time is at the Georgetown arena and with their Improved play at home hope to be able to hand the crew their first loss of the young season Peggy Gilbert Karen John ston and Gerry Ford with two Winning pitcher was Cathy Eliliger Game star waa Gerry Ford Cable Cable Jets took the lead Pitchers for Varlan were when they gave Joan wholehearted effort but came Kathy Kuchmash and Sally up Stroud who was also game Dairy Queen 18 KtnettesS Umpire Bui Humphrey The main reason for the Home run hitters were Lesley Rand and Lisa Rand with two Lorraine Turner Cindy Hewitt Christine Cleave and Shirley Gray bad one round tripper each t stars were Shirley early In the game iind It Kinettes downfall the fact Gray Cindy Hewitt and the way through that they only had eight at bat but couldnt Dairy Queen with Tarns full team played Construction if and Willi ho Mmoi j earned game alar Juveniles one inning short Burlington Juvenile came holding the Burlington batters outfielder Jed Williams Is on from the ninth inning to a single the limp with a bad ankle and to edge the Gage Stationery Injuries and playing third Backer BUI Allison Is baseball earn in a close nine Innings early in the barely mobile with a leg In- game Gage had led up to that season is having its effect on Jury Add to that out point on five bits while Georgetown Pitcher- mental lapses and A Dickson Youngs hod the lead fa the game until the sixth inning when Standard brought In five wlrrRboSTtchTe Laura Sacco Game tars These Blue Giants Standard Products Cable Jets Insurance Youngs Varlan Associates Foberts Real Estate SENIORS Gerry Ford Ruth Scott Wendy acre Carter Mary Caruso Rebecca Halonen Smoke Shop I Fred Harrison Umpire Gene Donala LEAGUE STANDINGS POINTS JUNIORS the game star with Charlene Pitchers were Julie and Karen Wilson No hitting no winning Georgetown Upholstery Smoke Shop Fred Harrison Dairy Queen Larrad Construction Thrush Kmnette Krulsers Paulines HOME RUN STANDINGS JUNIORS Lesley Rand Michelle Richmond Lorraine Turner Claire ere Julie Foumler The Georgetown Midget baseball crew played a series against the Brampton Midgets this past week and lack of batting punch caused them to drop both games Last Tuesday one inning spelled the difference as Brampton gathered in two runs In the third inning then held off for a 20 victory Paul Allison was charged with the Georgetown loss but pitched an excellent game Brampton chalked up seven hits three of them coming in the third inning Georgetown picked up six bits but they were scattered throughout the seven Innings On Sunday In Brampton the Georgetown squad were pounded for a 122 loss Infield errors coupled with a weak offensive effort caused the Midgets to drop this Mark was the losing pitcher for Georgetown He was relieved in the sixth Inning by Paul Allison The Georgetown Midgets were In he game until the sixth Inning trailing only 42 at that point but then Brampton poured across eight runs in a three- lnnlng span to salt sway the win The Midgets played host to Oakville on Tuesday night unfortunately at press time the score was not available Just plain tiredness altogether coat the locals the win The first Burlington baiter reached base on an error en a single and a passed ball put men on second and third A sacrifice fly ball to centre scored one run A hit batter and an error loaded the bases The tying run scored when another batter was hit then a single and a fly ball brought In two more runs Georgetown were unable to come up with any runs In their last bat Mike started on the mound Doug Barnes came In to relieve and got tagged for the loss Gages hits were scattered amongst Barney Terry Richmond Larry Peterson Zeke McCandless and Sam Caruso Final line score Burlington runs Shits and errors Georgetown runs 5 hits and errors The Juveniles travel to Brampton on Wednesday for a game under the lights Tight Ball Race Goalie beats bantams Hay in tourney Burlington Bantams eked out a the Georgetown Bantams soccer rep league play this put week The game was a nip and tuck affair throughout with Georgetown having mild field superiority In the first half This superiority not withstanding the local lads were unable to test the Burlington goalie with any good shots and there was no scoring In the first half Georgetown opened up the scoring in the second half with Glen Bodner putting the ball In the net to finish off a neat passing play Burlington equalised a few minutes later Burlingtons goal seemed to spur their team on and Georgetown goalie Paul made some fine saves before Burlington rammed home the goal that proved to be the winner A tough defensive display by Burlington held the Georgetown team at bay until time expired Welcomes new clubs Any club or organisation in anyway connected wltb recreation not necessarily sports may have the op portunity to register with the recreation department of Hills Doug Colllson recreation director of Halton Hills ex plained to the general ad ministration committee Monday the benefits of registering with the merit If a club made a request via the recreation department for a grant to further their ac tivities the recreation department would then ap proach the town with the request Mr Colllson also pointed out that there would be an exchange of information between the group and the department This way the department could relate in formation to the general public By having the group registered it would give us Information concerning the Then If someone phones us requesting facts about a certain club we could help them We wouldnt be interfering with the organisation one bit stated Mr promises that the recreation department would try to leave groups as loose as possible But there still would have to be some guidelines The clubs wishing to register would have to follow a few guidelines as they must be a community non profit organization a financial statement must be presented to the recreation department which would be kept con fidential and the group must be willing to be open to the public When we say nonprofit organization we are not en couraging the groups to lose money Were Just saying that we wouldnt allow one dividual to make a profit from the club stated Mr when and If needed Councillor Roy Booth and The policy enabling groups Councillor Morrow both or organizations within Halton Hills to register with the registered with the recreation recreation department will department they then should now be considered and be eligible for town grants examined by town council GEORGETOWN LIONS CLUB MIDGETS SCHEDULE Home Games Tuesday June 3 Tuesday June 10 Tuesday June Tuesday July a Tuesday July Tuesday July 22 Tuesday July Brampton pm pm Burlington pm Waterdown pm va Brampton pm vs Burlington pm vs Waterdown pm Away Games Sunday June vs Brampton 1 pm Tuesday June 24 Oakville pm Wednesday June Waterdown pm Wednesday July 2 Burlington pm Sunday July 13 vs Brampton 1pm Wednesday July vs Waterdown pm Wednesday July va Burlington 830 Sunday July vs Brampton 1 pm Tuesday August 12 vs pm Terry Hay of Georgetown current club champion at North Golf Club has been invited to compete in the 1975 Ontario Champion of Cham plena Golf Tournament for the Beefeater Trophy The Ontario classic will be played at Northwood Country Club on June 10 It is open to all Ontario Golf Club Cham pions More time for skaters We were proud to have Donald Jackson skate at the opening of the Gordon Memorial Arena and would like to thank Tony for helping to arrange his ap pearance A note of thanks to all the other skaters who took port in he presentation The executive of the figure skating club has learned that the club will hove an increased amount of Ice time Hopefully the will be able to ac commodate more skaters In the club with one of possibilities being an adult skating program if enough Interest Is shown As usual advance registration forms will be mailed to last years members later in the summer with open registration for the public in the early fall Is the fifth year that Beefeater has sponsored the tournament In operation with the Ontario Golf Association Simultaneously on the same date at the Country Club Ontario senior champions will compete for the Beefeater Senior Champion of Champions With less then onethird of the industrial Softball leagues season gone the Glen find themselves with a slim two- point margin over Club Billiards and Perks in the race for top spot in league standings with four points and Random House with three points close out the league standings As witnessed by the stan dings no club remains un defeated and only six points separate the number one club from the number five club As It stands at present each club in the league is scheduled to play IB games There is movement underway however to stretch this schedule out to games per team In view of the closeness of the standings to date could only odd mora excitement to what Is shaping up the most com petitive year yet for the Georgetown Industrial Softball league The North Halton Scout Council wishes to extend their appreciation to all those who in anyway supported our TREES FOR CANADA campaign To everyone concerned THANK YOU Halton Centennial Manor 6th ANNUAL LAWN PARTY Saturday June 14th 1975 430 Bands and Musical Entertainment Fun and Games For All Ages Hot Dogs Hamburgers Lunches Ice Cream Pop Sale of Baked Goods and Crafts Bring The Children and Enjoy a Picnic on The Grounds In case of Inclement Weather Activities Will Take Place Indoors ITS JUST DOWN THE KILL PIP FLORISTS FOR ALL YOUR GIFTS II MAIN ST WERE HERE Mill St Slips EastolMalnSt SPRING SALE CONTINUES OAKQUEEN SIX 130C GUELPH ST 8178905 AUCTION SALE FOR MR AND MRS RAMSAY RRIOEOROBTOWN East Cone line lot miles of Main treat on Saturday June at am HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE EQUIPMENT SHOP EQUIPMENT AND CARS Vlklno washing machine vacuum fireplace screen Television coffee table tier table end fables sewing machine Ismps double bed record player chair playpens Johnny pole car heater drawers Drop lesl table davenport swag lamp wardrobe pots pans dishes ha II crofter model radio pictures 3 bicycles mirror tool cupboards and bins oak table pine table copper vases humidifier floor polisher brass tube bed Sheet metal equipment block chains snow blower motor dolly and other useful tool usable pump hand spreader bar stools Office Furniture chairs desks executive chairs old telephone shelves bookcases old adding machine comptometer Ditto machine filing cabinet occasional furniture and other articles Come early and stay late Refreshment Booth Selling by Number Not responsible for accidents on p SPENCE GEORGETOWN ROTARY AUCTION SALE OBOROETOWN MEMORIAL ARENA Monday June pm Household Furniture appliances tetevls1onspoOI table tools chllds games etc Appliances colored black white televisions stereo electric gas stoves refrigerator Radios vacuum cleaner and numerous small appiiaticcs Furniture dining room table chairs beds bedroom suite living room suites odd chairs tables lamps etc Odds Ends Games Jig x pool table complete children swing set books toys golf balls and many more This Is the largest sale we have had and must start at pm sharp Arena Board Rotary Club or Auctioneer will not be responsible for accidents or injury Terms Cash or Cheques with Identification No Reserves- Preview 4 pm DAY OF SALE ALFRED SPENCE AUCTIONEER Its a bit early BUT HAPPY BIRTHDAY DANNY SCOOP My glasses House of Spectacles of courser House Of Spectacles Who 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