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alleyway LAST TUESDAY NIGHT at Cedarvale Park Chlmese Auswahl a German Senior touring soccer team played an exhibition contest against the Georgetown Meteors The IT game ended in a tie but sportsmanship and excellent soccer were featured Here members from both teams shake hands at the conclusion of the game By Steve Archibald The Master Junior Bawling Championships will be held on Sunday October 1975 at Sheas Park Royal Bawling Centre in Clarkson Georgetown Bowl will have eight teams participating in this tournament The teams arc as follows Charlene MacCormack with Debbie Scarborough and David George Ar chibald with Roberta Burke and Gordon Kennedy Joan Archibald with Cheryl Jackson and David with Cathy Cobum and Danny Drtimm Joan Richardson with Julie Burns and Glen Collier George Barber with Robin Richardson and Ross Anne Nicholson with Diane Leonard and Dwayne DcCosle Bob Nicholson with Lee and Sheldon Brown The bowlers would ap preciate all the support available to help cheer them on to victory Directions to get to Sheas Park Royal In are available at Georgetown Bowl BANTAMS Russell Gourlle still leads the boys average race with a 163 while Kelly MeCorry leads the girls with a 139 The Cougars pounced all over the Hot Shots for a sevenpoint sweep as did the over the New Ones The Bang Bangers won the first game against the Super Stars but were ousted In the two and The Alley Cats rolled to a sevenpoint victory over the Late Ones white the Pintails bounced all over the Silver Platters for wo games and totals The Argos scored a converted touchdown victory over the Rookies Standing Kelly was the top Bantam of the day with a trio and a 174 solo game Next were Russell Gourlie Charles Mark Poltroff IBS Jerome Stone Billy Hay 139 Peter Mocschtcr 132 Sandra Marshall Teresa Maslach37D 139 and Stephen Turner JUNIORS David has a average to lead he boys while Debbie Scarborough has a 176 lead the girls Pin Spinners won the first two games but lost the last gome o the Six The clob bered in all three gomes The Nerds Plus 1 were ousted In all three games by the Super Six The Kittens took two games and totals from he house The Sexy Six walloped the Bowling Buddies for he first two games and totals but lost the last The Gutter Gang found he gutters when they played the Pin Hitters as he Pin Gang took all seven points The Bawled Ones bowled to a five- Ontario Outdoors Poor hunting far but Duck hunting has been poor due to the good weather wa have been having I was out recently and did not even sea a single grouse so things are not so good In that department either Once the leaves are gone though things should pick up as grouse will loose their tendency to hold and will be more apt to bounce out and show you a target Moat upland hunters have a tendency to use too large a shot size on Grouse I have seen hunters use the lame shell that they use on ducks and wonder why they miss so often The fact is Grouse fly right through the shot pattern With these birds the range is often less than yards and one half size shot is usually adequate and will do an effective Job with a more dense pattern CLL has a good system of shot shell loads with specific loadc for ducks and upland game If you load your own shells then you probably nave a good book on shot and powder specifics but for those who buy all their loads if you are in doubt buy low brass 7 and one half for all your grouse hunting The only exception would be If the ranges were longer than normal and in this cose you should go to a number shot For those who wish to carry only a single size shot then the choice would be number again as his could be used for both upland game and ducks Pheasant season opens today Oct IS in Division four thats us and division six the area surrounding Toronto and we have a three bird limit The biggest problem is to find three birds In the first place We also have the Hungarian Partridge and Bob- white Quail Possibly the best place to find these birds Is in the Wildlife Management Areas which are maintained by the Ministry of Natural Resources The Ministry plants feed such as com millet and wild grape along with shrubs for shelter Birds are stocked and maintained in some of these areas A Pollution Probe meeting which will be held on October at pm at the Georgetown and District High School will be covering areas of Interest lo fishermen of the Credit River of the ministry of natural resources will speak on the effects of sedimentation as a stream pollutant The meeting will be held In room 144 and no doubt will be a good meeting Have you ever been to Pioneer Village north of Toronto I went recently for the first time and was sur prised to find that the gunsmith shop has a resident gun smith all year He actually makes guns on the premises and you can observe he making of one of these firearms from start to finish if you go of ten enough While I was here I look the opportunity to ask him about hia craft and found that the one gun I was handling was made by him over a period of about four months and was sold before it was started at a cost of fifteen hundred dollars right However when it is considered that the gun was started from a flat piece of steel which Is heated and hammered to its shape and the parts are all made In the shop there including the stock I guess that it Is probably worth It ON should you cat Salmon when taken out of Lake Ontario That Is up to you but I would Almost everything we eat has some form of poison in It especially the farm variety of fruits and vegetables and the list Is endless I am not advocating that you urn into a health food nutor anything that drastic Just stating a fact So why not eat salmon and other fish out of the lakes It is not just the Salmon it is also the Rainbow and the various other species that we sportsmen go Tar Like I say it Is up to you and there is nothing wrong with a catch and release program for yourself However you take it it la a great ONTARIO OUT DOORS Pee Wees drop BILL of Cooper of Canada will be clinic director at the coaches Clinic to be held Cordon Memorial Arena this coming Saturday with a wealth of hockey knowledge is highly regarded In Canadian hockey circles The clinic will com prise an on ice session from am to pm to be followed by a chalk talk All coaches and managers Involved in Georgetown Minor Hockey are urged to attend as valuable lessons will be gained The Georgetown Canadian Tire Minor Pee Wees upset Chlnguacousy in Georgetown last Thursday The first period ended In a 11 tie with Mike Doucettc scoring the Georgetown marker at the threeminute mark Adams picked up the assist In the second period Georgetown stepped up the pace and took a lead on a goal by Kirk Wnrnock with Kevin Frank being credited with the assist The third frame was all Georgetowns as they blasted two more shots past the tor the margin of vic tory Gordie Adams from Dave Norton scored he hird Georgetown goal with Kirk adding his second of Just before regulation time ran out This past Sunday he Minor Pee Weea chalked up their second win as they downed Brampton The game was a bard fought crowd pleasing contest right up to the final buzzer The first period was fast and hard hitting but Bob Morrow opened the Georgetown scoring on a pass from Adrian Vugls Brampton tied the game early in the second period and it was wide open hockey from that point on Jeff came up with a solid effort in the Georgetown nets point victory over le Hot Shots while the Odds Ends won two games but lost totals lo he Pin Standings Debbie Scarborough 224 Roberta Burke Cheryl Jackson 541 197 Danny 203 Gordon Kennedy 190 David 203 David Smarda 195 Cathy Cobum 504 PEE WEES Kim Hale leads the girls with a average while Paul McLeod and Rodger Moore lead the boys a The Strikers won two games and totals from the Hopefuls as did Bombers over the Raiders The Super Friends took all three games and totals from ThePooh Bears took seven points from the House Average Terrific Ten Scott Grlevicson was the tops In the Pee Wees Saturday as he tossed a nice triple with a 132 solo game Next were Nicholas Bames 104 Todd DougoU Ken Boyer Brenda Stone 251 90 Terry Grievieson SO Joe 89 Paul McLeod 72 Michelle 197 79 and Daphne Campbell 19S SENIORS Stephanie Gorln has a average to lead the girls while Gary Richardson has a 234 Grab Bags grabbed two jinnies and dials from the Seven Up crew Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Bowlers com pletely dominated the scores as they clobbered the In ail three games BS Inc lost the first game but came back to win the last two and totals from the P MILTON SAT OCT 18th PM Gordon SONY Complete Line Sales Service Authorized Dealers WIGO TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES Main S GARRARD PHOTO now Mill St still 8775500 FILM DEVELOPING Black White 2 Days Colour 3 Days Time For Christmas Photos coo we BOO Fully rec 100 percent warranty Lie DMA ALADDIN LIGHTING SHOWROOM NOW OPEN IN GEORGETOWN No lob Too Big Or Too Small THE CLEANER CLEANERS LTD COME IN AND OUR WIDE RANGE Of FIXTURES OPEN DAILY ALSO Thursdays am to pm Saturdays am to S pm HABUDOs The Knock Out knocked out the BBKHHM for sevenpoint sweep white the Six Pack took seven from the Elegant Eleven Gary Richardson Stephanie Gorln 323 Colin Hicks Rick 70S 338 Janlne 275 1 239 Sand 229 Steve Ar chibald Nigel Cooper Dodge 239 and Deenie GEORGETOWN MENS MAJORS As of September 1 Guldens Fish and Chips Homestead Furniture Royal Plueria 10 Saunders 10 Moss Pro Hardware Toilet Seats Pork Toyota Strains Contractors Meot Market L Haulage Prestons Groceries Plus Triplet 311 Hancock 316 J Hillier 260 P E Schlpper 252 Ross 323 715 271 W McLean 2S0 K Pilgrim 700 245 Avers get H 252 McGowtm Swann234GCouIlghan Richardson 231 J Kennedy Schlpper Mobs 221 S Hancock WEDNESDAY EVENING EVENING OUT Standing Question Marks Com Puffs 18 Sexy Six 16 13 Dash 12 Fantastic Pussy Kats Corner Pins High Averages Top Five E Metier 1B2 Hunter J Richardson 182 Kosilwka 177 Mills 176 Weekly Triple G Kosilwka AID D Hunter Godley Powell 539 Armstrong Mills THE HERALD Wednesday October is IBIS Page Weekly Singles J Richardson 239 C Powell 238 Kosilwka D Hunter M Dodge MARRIED COUPLES Standings The 29 The Swingers Freds Twiggya Crowd IB Jay Gees 17 Up N Comers 17 Gutter Rats IS MixMatch IB 16 DeDarbkins 14 Hopeless 14 Hanks Heroes 12 Top Averages MEN Farrow Burke 223 Harris S 213 F Darby LADIES J Archibald S Graham 188 Archibald A Lawrence Kami 189 High Scores I Axford 758 2891 Torp Goes 701 Sylvia Steve 260 Ken Thomson 27b Halton Hills Catering Compli Mobil catsrlni Commercial CURTIS STTJH7 KENNEDY DENTURE CLINIC Kennedy S Hwy Kennedy Brampton SPECIALIZING DENTURES SPECIALIST Officer DT CONSULTATIONS Town of Hills Recreation Department Are open to proposals tor those wishing to run a Summer Hockey School at the new Gordon Memorial Arena 1976 Contact Mr Pat Recreation KERNS JEWELRY PRESENTS The Look Columbia Nothing aptly than Diamonds HOLD GOLD LOOK of Diamond SEE COLUMBIA DIAMONDS IK THE Town of Halton Hills IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS For THE WARDS Recreation Advisory Committee Town positions are presently open on this Committee Anyone Interested In serving on this committee forthe period ending January 1st Is requested to submit a resume of their ex perience and Interest In Recreation to The Town of Hills RECREATION DEPARTMENT 36 Main Street S Georgetown Ontario Closing date October Bright View Looks Rosier In Our FashionFramed Glasses Due tor a frame change Look over our exciting selection of the very newest In frame styling YOUR DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION FOR GLASSES ACCURATELY FILLED Georgetown Office Mam St I Open L Wednesdays Only to J BRAMPTON DISPENSING OPTICIANS ROY BARNETT OPTICIAN You dont know how tough you are until you try GEORGETOWN MARKET PLACE VISIT THE CANADIAN FORCES MOBILE RECRUITING UNIT GEORGETOWN ARMOURIES EVERY SECOND AND FOURTH WEDNESDAY NOON TO PM