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Wrestling Rebels top home Invitational THfc HERALD Wednesday January it Po TWO REBELS Pete op- plying the hold and Dean Scallon forced to endure the hold tannic in a 10a lb weight class bout In last Saturday a GDHS Rebels Invitational Wrestling Tournament Raiders close in on league leaders By BRENT COLLIER On January 13th the Georgetown Wrestling Rebels hosted their Bth Annual Invit Wrestling tournament Competing were the strongest teams In Ontario Including Grey Highlands Strathroy Newton Brooke J Ross Nelson White Oaks Thorold Smiths Falls Winston Churchill Toronto By Ottawa Erlndnte and Georgetown The re sulting was fierce almost a preview of OSFAA Most of the Rebels wrestled but in some cases proed to be loo much As it team the squad pulled together and aimed tot the team championship All Georgetown wrestlers had vo cal support from their team mates This team spirit much admired by coaches of other teams who regularly comment on It Georgetown so far having never lost team champion ship Their Invitational won again with points Ex Rebel Coach Lew Martins team from Smith Falls was second with po ints Winston Churchill placed third Colonal By was fourth with fifth with 33 and Fergus sixth with Individually Georgetown did quite well At 83 lbs Jerry Paul placed 2nd Jim Kelmon and Dave Allan At lb Bill Davis won followed by teamate Frank Miedilnskl Grant Marshall placed At lbs Rick The Georgetown Chrysler Raiders of late A League had a chance to climb to the top of the loop standings this past week but a lack of players thwarted for now the climb to the top Last week the Raiders claimed an important four point win over arch rival Port Co borne Sailors with a decision but league doormats surprised the Georgetowners by tripping them up in overtime last Thursday night In Raiders was only their sixth of the season Last Tuesday night the Raiders travelled to Port with but small hope but returned home with visions of Champion ship dancing in their heads The locals were only able to suit up players including goal tenders Mario aid and Greg Hooper and their lineup was further filled out by Georgetown Gemini Captain Doug Barnes The meagre bench perhaps inspired the Raiders to belter things as the Georgetowners thoroughly dominated two per of play to claim the win The score was deadlocked at 11 at the end of the first period as Ray Evans on an unassisted scored for the Raiders and Fraser Rice replied for Port Colborne The second period provided the difference however as Ihe Raiders got goals from Doug Tale Doug the Junior player and Bob while Port managed but one marker off the stick of Steve to run the count to Georgetown after of play In the third frame when the Raiders could have been fait they came up with a superb second effort as Doug with his second goal of the game and Steve sailed away the win Port got one meagre reply from Mike TUESDAY LINEUP Mario Mac Dona Id Boyce Glen Robinson Ray Evans Steve Bob Pothering ham John Longs tree Art Webster Doug Tate Nell Cot ton Doug and Greg The Tuesday night all important win over Port Col borne should have buoyed the Raiders when they took on on night However Ihe lineup was still paper thin and the came up with one of the best games of the season to triumph 32 The two teams battled to a 1 tie after minutes of play The sandwich frame was scoreless and the teams traded third goals to run the Ontario Outdoors Winter activities abound in area By BOB A favourite project of mine in the winter months is catching up on the reading I have missed during the summer months This Is not to say that I stay in and do nothing but read all winter Quite out and snow shoe or ice fish as well as the many other activities that arc available to the outdoors person during the cold months I am always ready to comment favourably on the fine books put out by DBI BOOKS INC and the two latest are no exception GUNS ILLUSTRATED is a very complete book within its terms of reference Each article is complete and not left hanging as with some other books I have read but this one leaves nothing There is even a chapter on the collecting of BELT BUCKLES and this is getting more prevalent each year and I am a proponent of the hobby One item that Interests me is the one on a new style of taxidermy It involves the FREEZE DRYING of the specimen and is well worth reading The other book by DBI Inc is the second edition or BACKPACKERS DIGEST What can I say but once again a very complete book If you wish to take up backpacking thenoll the Information you need is within its pages From equipment to dress to emergency procecdurcs it Is all within the pages of BACKPACKERS DIGEST I have mentioned the Terra Cotta Conservation Area program put on by Ihe Credit Valley Conservation Authority called COME ALONG Weather permitting the program Is every Sunday afternoon from 10 am to SLEIGH RIDES SKATING CROSS COUNTRY SKIING AND SNOWSHOEING as well as a bonfire to warm yourself Is all there for the family to enjoy Snowshocs arc provided with a deposit and hot food and drink is available at Definitely worth the effort KITCHENER N2G 4H4 has a scries of booklets on hiking and these may be obtained at no charge They are very informative and Include equipment for the trail weather forecasting and foot care among others Why not use ihe winter months to build a smoker for your fish Send a stamped self addressed envelope to ONTARIO OUTDOORS CAROLE STREET GEORGETOWN 3X5 I will send you the plans for one along with other pertinent information As ANNE MURRAY says in her song When its hard to unravel the gross from the gravel its time to be moving to the North Country To mc that Is spring time but until that season comes I going to enjoy ONTARIO OUTDOORS count to at the end of regulation time At the mark of the overtime period Howie Doon scored for Dun to seal the win Mike Quinn Larry Com merford also scored for Dun For the Raiders Bob on a pass from Doug Tale and Neil Cotton convert passes from Tom Daley and Steve Glen Robin Daley and Greg Raiders can further en nance heir first place hopes this week hey sec action twice Ihe Raiders travel to Dundas while this Friday night they play host to Mud Blue Angels topple Red Devils The Blue Angela paced by a point game From Brenda Atkinson defeated the Red Devils in Ladles Basketball action last week Diane Dunbar hit for seven points for the winners while Mary Kelly and Pat Mashlnler netted six points I- or the Red Devils Bonnie run ton Sandy Lewis each hooped six points with Jan Campbell and Ruth Melody adding four points apiece Norma Chadwlek had an outstanding rebounding game for the Red Devils dominated and easily took first place Frank Lenakl followed In placo At lOS lbs Pete Founder defeated all takers to place first O Connor from Churchill was destroyed by in his final match Dean Scallan placed at 106 lbs Followed by Guy Lancaster and in 13th Brian and Joe both wrestled well lis lbs placing 3rd and George a Canadian champion won this weight class With BUI out of action Kevin Brown and Todd were colled into act ion at 123 lbs Bradley placed and Brown Veteran Ted Phillips return to the line up 130 lbs to place Sin Phil Milnp Steve also wrestled in this Division placing and respectively At 136 lbs John Wright placed John has been Injured most of this year At 141 lbs Steve Cropper wrestled well to capture in a tough weight class Jeff Sklngley Paul Beer follow In 10th and nth places Dove Taggart placed o appointing 11th at lbs day and placed Steve Turner placed 2nd at 194 lbs The competition was stiff and Steve wrestled well The entire team celebrated their victory and proudly trophy The next action will bo In Waterloo this weekend Georgetown tops noncontact loop LEAGUE SCORING LEADERS PLAYER TEAM G A MerveMcNammaratGeorgetown 10 JohnPackerGeorgctown is n Don Mugrldge Orangevllle Ken Norman Georgetown Mike Marshall Georgetown Jim Power EdTilcox Town Gents Bob Ogllvie Ron TUcox Town Gents Walter Ar buckle Georgetown 8 20 LEAGUE STANDINGS Payment approved Finance and administration committee has recommended council approve the payment of for a minor hockey coaching clinic held Nov 10 Recreation director Glen Gray told the committee Monday that the recreation department would have had to do the work but for the Georgetown and District Minor Hockey Association Mayor Tom Hill asked why item was to be included in the 1977 budget when the event was held in 1976 He was told that it wos for the hockey The suggested that the coaches clinic be budgeted for In the same year It is held and that the 1977 budget therefore In elude enough to pay last year clinic and this years as well Super seeks transfer the board of educations superintendent of services has requested transfer from his present position to that of area superintendent effective July The board approved the move Thursday following remarks from Lavender director of education who noted that In the event no area positions arc available Mr Graham be given a term appointment as a assistant to the new superintendent special services Mr Graham wonts a career change TRANSMISSION 10A KENNEDY RD BRAMPTON ONT PREFERRED CUSTOMER DISCOUNT CERTIFICATE fit not a Mclennan PI- ROAST competing In the lb weight class at last Saturday Georgetown Rebels Invitational Wrestling Tournament gets a word of from Rebel Loach Bob In between rounds In one of his preliminary bouts Georgetown Milton Georgetown Is still undefeot after games In the Non Contact League TUES JAN Entering the third period North Halton curlers in HaltonPeel spiel Rill and many game to Dixie on to be eliminated from Several teams from North he competition participated In com annual Peel petitions out of he club last began Saturday at week clubs In the area Our business Girls team of Several teams from North Korln Henderson Jean won both their games Chappcl Barb Skinner Saturday in Tonic competed In These teams are Steve Trophy Frank Gront won one Harvey Chappcl Jim game and lost two to be Congratulations eliminated further play T weekend is the date of In Junior Tankard play Dave carnival Henderson and his team of There be skating Paul McCrackin Greig loboganning skiing with hot Dave Porter lost chill and mulled wine around a bonfire Bring the whole family for fun In the snow District Tor Seagram s Mixed will also be taking place at North this weekend Teams from all clubs In he area will be competing with the first gome storting at one clock Friday afternoon Our team of Wnrrcn Brooke Shirley McDcrmot Steve McDermot and Lynn play heir first gome at 4 30 p Friday Come on out to support your team to see some good curling too LADIES FASHIONS 50 Off ON ALL FALL Off TONAL WINTER STOCKS cruise Sale Starts Jan THE ORIGINAL PRICE CRUISE WEAR Main St South 8774276 All are not alike RSP OPTIONS MORE AT CANADA TRUST mMMMJ Canada Trust Retirement Savings Plans oiler you widesl range inveslmenl options Put your money into one or a comb nation of the following certificates with a high guaranteed fate ol return on terms up ten years savings slocks bonds mortgages The right RSP should do more than List save you a bundle on taxes lis a plan for your future All not alike Canada Trust ni CEHIRAL Adda Queen SI 1121 Eel Ion Eq it Cal knock NORTH Si And two MM Mill TQRuNIOEAStShDppeT Wold lh698 floyal Royal 10 111 Square One otidelnM wtstttleiea 2SMin45l 3355 Dimilu iicj lions 2nd Wortd4S7 GEORGETOWN Mi MILTON Ml Outlet 11 11 losing I to Georgetown appeared lo be heading Tor their first loss of the season However heir Ihrec lines gradually wore down a wo lines and pulled ahead to win Ralph Melton played one of his finest games stopping a penalty shot a breakaway and making several fine saves Mervo McNummara and Ernie potted two goals singles went to Mike Marshall Ken Norman John Packer and John MON JAN 17 Georgetown defeated Milton in Georgetown by the score of 162 Scoring for Georgetown were Sid Hams and John Packer Each with 3 goals followed by Ernie Bodner with two goals Singles went to Ken Norman Peter Thompson Brian James Mike Marshall Gord Lee Ed and Bill INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY BOX SCORE GAME RESULTS JAN 14 vi WAYJAY SPORTSMEN E 1st Period Nor John McKeen Max Korxack Jim Nor Brian Beaumont Jim Ray Inglis 17 2nd Period Nor John McKeen Ray Max Nor Brian Beaumont 13 Steve McLellan Gfcg Hal Nor Max Koreack John McKeen Jim 7 Nor Brian Beaumont Blake Inglls Ray 8 Steve McLellan MikeSturgcontll Nor Brian Beaumont Ray Blake Inglis 14 IB Nor Max John McKeen 15 30 3rd Period Nor Blake Brian Beaumont Ray Inglis 1 34 Nor Jim Max Dave McMenemylBH NorJtmHLlIhouseMaxKonack Dave McMcncmy 13 19 Nor Brian Beaumont Gene Blake Inglis IB IS Nor Max Konack Jim John is Nor Brian Beaumont Gene Inglla THOMPSON CONSTRUCTION SANDHILL 1st Period Bruce Lewis unassisted BUI Davis Don Rod Halls 10 M Ed Tom Steen Bob IS 2nd Period Don Glassford unassisted TC Tom Stcen Rick Thompson Jack 10 3rd Period TC Ray Peacock Jock Rick Thompson SHBLUDavls Warren Craig 18 1st Period GC Roger Chapman Larry VInce Morrettl i 15 Louis D Orailo Nick 1 HP Dwayne Hay Fin Arnold Noel Ing 2nd Period Nick Belviso Louis Orailo Charlie Cornelius Vince Mlcallf Nick Ray Fontaine 15 25 GC Roger Chapman Larry 19 3rd Period GC Roger Chapman Ron Rowland Frank Marshall Charlie Cornelius 16 TEAM STANDINGS Norval Sunoco 14 Thompson Construction 14 Royal Pizza Kings 14 5 Sandhill Way Joy Sportsmen 14 1 13 LEADING SCORERS JAN 1S1B77 GF FA 73 48 51 14 I 49 NAME Louis Brian Beaumont Blake Inglls Dwayne Hoy Dave Holmes Roy Inglls Ray Peacock A TP Nor 12 11 10 Nor 11 I 18 TC 13 FUTURE GAMES JAN GuelphClair vs Thompson Const WayJay Sandhill 11 15 Royal Pizza vs Norval Circuit Racing At lis But At ORANGEVILIE RACEWAY TUESDAY EVENING AD1ES NIGHT LADIES AD ITTED FREE SUNDAV AFTERNOON POST TIME J HOUSE RESERVATION Sol Ends Sot Jon 22nd 1134 1512 I Quantities No Needlepoint Kits From Denmark needlepoint kits in numerous assorted designs not necessarily those shown Each kit complete with canvas 100 wool and needle Look at what you save on each 2 97 GROUP consists assorted designs 3 GROUP reproductions famous paintings arid scenes 7 GROUP includes assorted designs MARKET CENTRE IN THE GEORGETOWN