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CANADIAN OPEN THF HE- RAID Wednesday Jane IS II Page IS Glen Abbey chosen permanent site Jack Nicklaus golfs Golden Bear and considered by many to be the greatest golfer ever to tour the links will play a big part in this year s Peter Jackson Canadian Golf Championship at Glen Abbey Golf Club of mere presence is sure to assure a degree of success to the tournament but Jack is joined even closer to Iht event this year as he designed the Glen Abbey course Rams plumb the depths The Acton Rams hit the high points and the low points last week as they saw action three times in the Ontario Lacrosse Association s Central Ontario Junior C Division Last Tuesday June the Rams notched their first win of the as Ronnie Turkosz scored both the lying and winning goals in the Rams 1514 overtime win over Bo ton Last Thursday at home the Acton squad entertained arch rival but just came up a bit short as eked out an 119 win overtime win The game was deadlocked at at the end of regulation time These two performances re presented the high point or the Rams week but then they hit the skids and the depths In Owen Sound on Sunday night as Owen Sound triumphed by the resounding score of 31 3 Only 12 players suited up for the Owed Sound game so the lack of bodies as well as a wealth of missed scoring op portunities combined to blunt the Rams Early the first period Owen Sound led and by eight minute mark of the open frame had jumped out In front and by this point for all intents and purposes the game was over The Rams were behind 133 after the first were blanked a rarity in oier the fmit two periods as Owen Sound piled up the goals or one sided l romp Shane Withers Ron Turkosz and Kevin scored he Ram markers while ham Harrison and Dave But ters were Ihe victimized net minders This week the Rams will attempt to get back on a more dignified footing is hey ivt Rama On Tuesday night they journeyed to Rexdale press lime the Score jvaiianlt this Thursday they host game lime at whilethiscoming they journey to As July rolls around he Region will be griped In golf fever as the Canadian Open Championship settles in permanent site at the Glen Abbey course In Oakville of the PC A will be submitting articles on the course the event and the players lending up to the Canadian Open What would Jack be doing in In the minnier of 1973 It was a question Glen Abbey Golf Club which hjd been enjoying mixed success as a semi pnv club was just i course until one hot sunny afternoon when ihe at or some of the players districted by a passing ill carl and out of Us win bore remarkable mi mblance to Jntk But on a Tuesday in Tnfilgir Township Jack It w is ladies and when the returned home that night to report thai J had been seen club Hit heaped upon them wis consult ralilc West B gals sweep four West division ladies to shine while Viest A division ladies continue to their problems for ihe Gordon ladies teams in Intercounty liam tennis competition The West A won one motch while dropping Ihree others while the West B division teams swept all four of their matches In West A division play Til son and Mary and but the team of Pat Harris and Allison had hard luck in losing 36 and Kay King and Linda last their match and and the team Vivicnne Ann Gch lost their match and The West division teams won all their matches in straight sets Marilyn Ser jeantson and Pauline Kent won and Agnes Dnniell and Caroline Murray triumphed I and Judy and Audrey Houston romped to a I and straight set win and Haiti Brown and Carole McLcod won their match and 7 championship Stephanie Gorin in Canadians Stephanie of Georgetown has been accepted as a member of the Ontario team thai will advance to the Canadian Bowling Championships slated for Winnipeg September 10 and 11 Stephanie a bowler in the Georgetown League placed third in Ontario in the recently held championships because of her fine showing qualified for ihe Ontario ONTARIO OUTDOORS Citizens Band I for sportsmen previously mentioned one of the latest books in the titled CITIZENS BAND RADIO DIGEST I have a copy of this very timely and informative book and It is all I expected it to be and more Citizens Band Radio Digest includes information as well as chapters on everything from ANTENNAS to a MANUFACTURERS DIRECTORY A glossary C B LINGO is included and learning this language is like going to school all over again If you have ever had to pay for service you know the cost in volved Or maybe you were stuck where no service was available Information Is Included for yourself service to help you out of that jam There ore many ways that C can help ihe sport including and just plain where you at calls V a Boaters Hikers all can use C to great advantage and enjoyment Read Citizens Band Radio Digest and find out about Personal paging Devices hat can be used for hunting and for boat to- boat If the subject of C Interests you at all gel a copy of this new book by DBI BOOKS INC Last evening I visited Terra Con Area for an hour or two of relaxation This area Unfortunately the stocking was not done for the opening of the trout season I mainly fish for the holdover fish so this does not effect me too much but a lot of people depend on jt lo provide fun for the kids It is stocked now with iSCv speckled trout Friday night I landed and released yes fifty nice trout To make sure that It was not fluke I went back again on Saturday evening when the park was really busy Same thing Inanhourandabalf I landed and released Please don I consider this as bragging but only as an Indication of the great fun lhat can be had at Terra Cotto Conservation Area A new Provincial Park will open on July 1st Mur Point Provincial Park In Lanark County is a BOO acre natural environment park and is located about 12 miles southwest of Perth It will be unique In that It will cater to boaters on Ihe Canal system There is an abundance of wildlife In the area and opportunities to view wildlife are excellent This will make the total number of Provincial Parks 123 with an estimated a acreage of million Campgrounds have added new feature CalledTENTCANADA the system provides for the rental of tents for those who do not own one of heir own or who only require a tent for a minimal period of lime It will make for more convenient camping for some Maybethis I will be your chance to try camping In ONTARIO I OUTDOORS LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK Now of and very soon thereafter the truth was revealed that the Royal Can Golf Association the governing body of amateur golf in Canada was one the verge of realizing a dream of more than years lhat will culminate at Glen Abbey the week of July 1B24 when ihe Canadian Open Golf Champ ionship for the Peter Jackson Trophy is played for the first lime at a permanent site That clandestine visit by in was one of many Blond Ohiobora perstar was lo moke to Oak vllic in his then role as a golf course designer There ore many ex ports including his fellow pro fessionals from his home town of Columbus who claim Glen Abbey represents Nick best work thus far The decision to move its prestigious Open to a permanent location was not without some reservations on behalf of many the parties Involved the RCGA and the sponsor Peter Jackson Cigarettes The Canadian Open is Ihe fourth oldest In golf and is ranked Internationally as one of pro fessional golf five top aments First held in 1004 at Royal Montreal it has been played in every part of Canada with Ihe exception of the Atlantic prov and has been won by most of the greatest names in golf Arnold Palmer Tom Weiskopf Lee Trevino of modern era Billy Casper Bob Charles Art Wall Doug Ford of an genera lion and reaching even far thcr back into history Byron Nelson Waller Hagen Tommy Armour and Sam Snead a three time champion bo certain questions had to be asked and answered why a permanent site when other national Opens can pick and choose from top courses why which Is chiefly am in golf for Sandra Post why Glen Abbey with a his and why Jack whose tal as a designer were over shadowed by far more legend designers like George lo or Robert Trent Jones The permanent site question was the easiest to answer the Canadian climate restricts Ibegolfscason and the hosting of a major championship res the course by who include the approximately tournament volunteer memb ers Committed to alternating the Open between Toronto and Montreal the found it Increasingly difficult to attract interest from topcalibre rscs particularly in Quebec where playing season Is even shorter The annual problems of inlng a totallydifferent volun teer work force of tailoring and grooming courses located hundreds of miles away from headquarters and of accommodating the technical facilities necessary for Ion also influenced Ihe decls The location and particularly the Glen Abbey Golf Club answered specific needs the scenic site is between Toronto and Ha ml I ton in a densely populated area and the course was then owned by the Abbey Glen Properly Corporation which In addition to being ready to become involved In major lea golf on a long term basis was willing provide Ihe RCGA with some extremely attractive ancillary benefits These included space for the RCGA national headquarters and Its long planned but home less Golf Museum In a building just a few hundred yards from the first tee And why Jack Nicklaus when a host of reputable Can architects and a horde of internationally reputable architects was available First the was well acquainted with Nicklaus the ories of course design which Includes small greens i native use of the terrain and Innovative contouring for the ultimate enjoyment or the spectator Second Nicklaus had been a tireless supporter of he Canadian Open in the councils of the PGA tour for a number of years And with the RCGA seeking to increase he prestige of the Open it would mean that the tournament would annually be held on a Jack course with every chance that J himself would com The result is a magnificent golf course anew clubhouse an historic old Jesuit monastery which now serves as the home of the RCGA and the Golf Museum and the latest step aimed at ensuring that Canadian Open remains in the forefront of prestigious nalional golf events McCormack gets second MacCormack of Georgetown the event defending champion finished second behind Audrey of In 19th Annual O Connor Ladles Open five pin bowling plonship held two weeks ago at Connor Bowl In Toronto In he eight game total pins score rolled to pick up the 1 1 SO second place money Marg Holmes of Toronto finished third while Bryan of St Catharines fourth Clark on Inrk licrisst art t I il Open it the CI irk son on Satunhy June nipt to in f first prut or mil runner up prize in division plus irling irds in it 10 1 tht day ihim lonship with prelimm at 12 noon The Semi fin ind liuilswilllikcpliceatapm followed Vict rj fJinn and jn open conpciiti for all Inn I pull malt 1 iBhwilkhl pounds Medium weight pounds Hid fill otr200piuniLs For an I further inform cunt Hon His p IU2 iul ll22ua Only the first 12 entries can In iccepted end play I The regu scheduled soccer ended last week but on somc- thing a dismal note as ihe learn toil to Aldcrshol while the A learn dropped a 3 decision lo Per j due The A squad received some solace however us While Oaks defaulted a match and that Georgetown place In the leagut I hind Queen Park High School of Georgetown and Bloke lock tin ished with identical and two won loss records but the Rcbeletles got Ihe nod for second as they had previously defeated The squad to Aldenhot it was just a matter of failing to finish off scoring plays as the George controlled per cent of the play The A teams 2 loss to Perdue was again a case of not enough bodies as there were no spares and Injuries cut down the team effectiveness Sheila scored both Georgetown goals Correction In list week story concern Blue Jays training camp held In youth tint he Blue Jays interest In wi in correctly identified Iht I all playtr is Williamson and The for thi Georgetowners off to Britain ill members the Scarborough Optimists Track will Raving for Britain this Friday for thru wttks of competition in England and Scotland w tour will be the participation iht Si Truik and Held Championships in 1 and in tht prestigious Thames Valley Held Championships in London three wetk tour although arranged by the St rouili Optimist Club will be financed almost solil ra or expended by the athletes To orgetown contingent has raised but this needs It is expected that it will Inih tompUitor in tht of pock ixpinsis to ike fund by the Ministry of ullun and lUcrtaliuit has been approached for a grant http with but as yet no reply has been iv Mr I Georgetown has two il trip Heather and Meredith and he will as Coach The trip In a family however and a third Susan aged 13 has done her pirt Siiurdaj Susan a friend Carolyn and Marilyn Josephine Chris Ann Ross and Rose held a 1 sile in I raised BO lo help the cost of the trip tt oris the competitors will still will short the desired even point Anyone with further information on Ihe club or wishing lo donate funds forth lo contact Mr 1 yn McLaren at Members of the Georgetown Judo Club presented instructor Jim Cooper with an appreciation Rift at their annual grading night last week Mr Cooper was a founder Limehouse girls win games Judo Club honors departing founder lit Wet girls 1 up their Milton team losing it I rhe Iter showing it tin Mi I to losing 4 in an exhibition Jim by giving up runs in Iht Inst inning 1- lame Juli low each runs Diane Crew Head scored runs In It id tht lit girls to a 14 win er Hornby Alton I ItspiltaHnnlast Inning by I imthouse ltd limthoust runs including homt runs r Julie Marion also scored runs in losing Marion Case pitchtd a sirong ind Windy scored runs leading Wee girls lo a IB 10 vislory over Glen Williams Lowvillo scored runs in the last inning but It t as I imthouse defeated them 1611 M Case went the distance far Limehouse Shirley Wilson and Heather Mulder wire the standouts for 1 The next game for lie Wee girls will be Thursday night at I Imchouse Squirt girls opened up their season losing to Omagh Wednesday night I They came back lo Hornby on Thursdoy night A rained out game against Mlltoh resulted In 2nd for the Squirt girls next home game for Squirt girls Is Wednesday against Acton Colin Davenport yellow belt Karin inn Donaldson and Brian Bell Mr Cooper ilso announced the promotion to blue belt of the Senior member Tony Walker At the end or the evening Mr Jack on of the Georgetown Judo Society presented Mr Jim Cooper with a plaque as a ap preciation for all the time and work Jim gave the Society to promote Judo Sport Jim Cooper was one the founders of Ihe Georgetown Judo Society twelve years ago He will lease for In middle of June The Society wished him all best in his endeavours in England Mr Mike of the Judo Club presented Jim Cooper with an engraved pewter beaker in appreciation all the help he to the Club It was a successful evening enjoyed by all The Georgetown Judo Society will start again its activities in the beginning of September For Information phone Tony Walker or Jack Jim Day tops event On Wedntsday June the Georgetown Judo Society closed lis season with a grading night for Juniors in the gym of the Holy Cross School The Judo Club wos invited for this evening to give the older Juniors some com petition In Iheir grading fights Mr Mike Ihe black belt Instructor of Belfountam Club came down to Georgetown with five older Juniors A total thirty live Juniors participated Parents relatives and friends participants were also Invited to sec the action The wives of members of Society instructor the Georgetown iu Judo Society and Mr Mike of the club refcreed the grading lights The grading results of Hornby s Jim Day riding triumphed in a five horse jumpoff to win the Roth man Grand Prix event at the Aurora Horse Show on Sunday First prize money was up Tor grabs in Ihe event Day aboard had a faultless round In jum 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