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September Thcr ore always a lot of activities during the fall season In the Ontario outdoors took this photograph during a very busy auction at Black Creek Pioneer Village Ontario Outdoors FALL IS THE HOTTEST For fishing that is and it is a well documented fact that the many species of game fish that are available to us here in Ontario get themseUes ready for the winter by feeding heavily and we can cash in on this Brook Trout are HOT from now until the end of the season Sept 30 here and are willing to hit most anything that looks like food Those areas that have been devoid of fish all summer v ill now have trout In them when il is cool or overcast and some of the biggest fish of the year are taken now The same applies to pike and small and large mouth in fact some fishermen don start fishing until the fall months Everyone following the SALMON program knows that the fall salmon arc bigger than the spring salmon although this is mainly due to the fact that they arc only available to the shore fishermen in the fall months The spring does provide some offshore fishing but the river fishing is only in the time slot of late August and more properly the second week of September on The salmon will soon start to ascend he rivers with the spawning urge brought on by cooler waters and head to deaths llemembcr to treat the rivers as you would someone living room Some areas you may fish others you Always leave the area cleaner than you found It A great many and CHINOOK salmon ore caught each by shore fishermen and thousands of persons fish the rivers This compounds the problems as not everyone is a sportsman and the excitement draws many who will not fish the rest of the SNAGGING is still illegal and any snagged fish accidentally or otherwise MUST be released Also remember the trout season closes Sept so handle these fish with care and release If you use the gill area as a handle that fish will die even from minor damage to the sensitive gill rakers The Canadian National Sportsmen Show gets bigger and belter each year One of these DOCKS IDE Canada largest floating boat show will bo held Sept to 17 alongside Lakeshorc in Toronto The actual location is the entrance to Ontario Place and the many boats will range from the smallest to the world largest Interest can be measured by the 20 visitors that usually sec year This Is probably the place to learn of the boat charter available for cruises In the Caribbean and Virgin Islands These boats are Canadian owned and arc moored in the south ail you have to do get there for a boating vacation in the sun country The Ontario Federation of Angler and Hunters in conjunction with the Ministry of Natural Resources Is holding a Goose Hunting seminar This will be October 15 197H at 12 p m to p at Resource Management Area 2 south of the Highway with free admission to members and to members Speakers demonstrations will be featured with the opportunity of learning about goose biology blinds decoy spreads etc With the Goose population In Ontario at an alt tune high the opportunities for goose hunting this foil ore excellent A special map will be needed to hunt the Cornwall area this year as the Lake St Francis and St Lawrence River area is still under dispute between the Ontario and Quebec governments what In other words an old fashioned border dispute Also deer and moose areas changes so drastically that need to check each lone carefully before hunt Sportsman Waterfowl Day held at Darlington Provincial Park last Sunday to be a good day The rain we had here was not at all evident at Darlington Pal was grand champion A full report on the action in next weeks Ontario Outdoors The best time of year for the sportsman so don spoil it for yourselves by leaving lit around the countryside After all it Is much like living room and a guest in ONTAItIO DOORS Decoys natures winged waterfowl in effigy will again be a highlight of Sportsman Waterfowl Day to be held Sunday September 10 at Darlington Provincial Park near Considered North America only known original folk art visitors at the Sportsman Waterfowl Day will be treated a varied dlsplaj of hand made decoys that reflect the rich tradition of Competition will be fierce for the three carving open working and junior which will be on display along with the collections of antique decoys in one of two big tents Seasoned collectors will be on hand to answer questions about this fascinating facet of walerfowling New this year will be an auction of some of the top working decoys entered in the competition along with a smattering of decoys from previous years crafted by such notable carvers as Paul and Earl An area has also been set aside where with wood and tools supplied budding carvers can test their skills by whittling a decoy head Sportsman Waterfowl Day cosponsored by the Ontario federation of and Hunters and the Ministry of Natural Resources aims to demonstrate to the public the art and skills of waterfowling and foster awareness of the importance of waterfowl management Also on display will be a hast of waterfowl related exhibits that feature original wildlife art modern waterfowl management techniques and wilderness val RIO CUP RESULTS Major Pee Wee ThoroH2 Don Mills 1 overtime SI Francisl WcxfordOovcrtlmc Squirt Chinguacousy WeKford3 ColtsPecl0 Major Atom St Andrews 4 Burlington Minor Mosquito Cyclones overtime Niagara St Andrews 1 overtime Major Mosquito OakvllleZ Niagara overtime Spartans Minor Pee Wee London City Oshawa Mississauga The Ontario Cup Finals will be In Burlington on September and The eastern championship for Canada will be October In Montreal The Canadian championships will then be at the home of the eastern representative on October and The McArthur Pee Wees take two big wins victories This week in Georgetown soccer By Al TOUCH The Ontario semi finals have come and gone in a weekend of contrasting weather A sunny Saturday With the field in good condition alt day saw six matches The first three games went into overtime one stretching penalty kicks and the day ended slightly after Sunday opened well within the hour torrential rain brought a temporary halt to proceedings on two occasions However the field in reasonable condition An interesting factor is only of all double or triple entries had two winners Another was the number of missed penalty shots eight on Saturday and five on Sunday A coach would do well lo make this part of his coaching programme In one game a lone six penalties were missed The Ontario finals take place in Burlington on Sat On the same day Ihc girls Cup Finals ore to be held in Georgetown whether or not our girls reach thai stage This is tribute to the facilities at Cedarvolc the cooperation of senior and youth soccer Mrs Fields care taker and the town lies pi men ted throughout both days on the facilities Dave and super mom did a super job on the refresh- The only other local involve ment was Bryan Turner cap and son Steves shin pads which took part on sides in the first game College are start ing soccer Why that should Interest us is due to Sheila a player and coach of several years standings Shell a is lo attempt to organize coach and referee male and female soccer at the college Sheila has also been cleared to play for the senior girls house league Strikers at a special exec hearing on Saturday II tuught It it ping one a footing during Ontario Cup action at It rained hard throughout the day In the above photograph It Is St Francis Wexford St Francis won the game In penalty shot alter there wan no scoring In minutes of play We have to give serious though to our soccer set up for 79 Whilst I believe we have had a good year Ihere have still been some problems Re ferees shortage and an appli cation has been made to to run an official course in April to refresh existing refs and obtain new qualifiers Coaching schools for players are needed and the attempt earlier this year was not too successful Coaching schools for coaches and managers are also a necessity There Is a move afoot to allow only qualified coaches at inter district levels Girls soc cer needs closely looked at for improvement In coaching fac ilities and Increases in cum On the rep side the question arises of who Is to coach and manage and In which age groups We are definitely losing some of this years coaches At the same time some of our earns are not entirely compe titive nor reliable in turning out There also Is the question of where do we play lively at some Peel boys league coaches are unhappy with Hallon clubs execs want an Increase in girls rep applications in The girls and boys house leagues may be expanded to include Milton Acton and Pine view The coming general meeting in October November should prove to be interesting We also anticipate an Increase in senior soccer cams which will place a greater strain on our already heavily strained fields Returning to two thoughts for a moment Registration of referees now requires and photograph perhaps this responsibility Perhaps we should consider payment lo refs for matches performed Certainly some of the lads are worthy officials and would be used in Ontario cups and senior matches If officially registered Think on thinking of grade to hockey AAA etc Of course 1st 2nd and 3rd divisions have a similar leg although by result rather than district or size It seems to me that the trophy winners do have a distinct advantage In choice of players for Rep Consider Bramptons population against Georgetowns 20 or so for example Our minor pee wees this year were chosen from players the total registration far 197B Speaks for itself However they are still one or the lop teams in their division The house league 1977 winners are re quested to return the team trophies to their league com missioner This years winner and runner up presentation will be made at the same time as he cup presentations on Saturday 30 September cup final Day or Sunday 1st October if weather beats us on Saturday House league winners and runners up are Squirts T Birds and Bombers Atom Dynamites and Turbos Mosquito and Spartans to be confirmed Pee Wee Rebels and Bombers Bantams Metros and Barra- Girls Olympians and Blue Bombers Senior Girls Flyers and SupcrGlrls NITERS MIXED LEAGUE NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY MEET NEW FRIENDS JOIN WITH FRIENDS OR NEIGHBOURS ADVANCE BOWLING ALLOWED FUNPRIZESCOMPETITIONBANQUET REGISTER HOW GEORGETOWN BOWL Rd S 8779922 Since the last report on the McArthur Catering Pec Wees the team lias played extremely well and in each game the referee and the opposing coach has commented favourably on the skill and behaviour of the During the period the team played three games and all three resulted In victories for the local learn In the first game against West the score ended at with Gary leading the way with three goals Scott Murray adding two and Eric Clark with one The following game against was almost a repeat of he first game with the Mc Arthurs winning on three goals from two from Kevin Arthur and a single from Fred Kendrlck The most recent game was a win over Mississauga South and the leader In this game was Tom my who scored both goals start of the second half of the season the team has been able to field Its best players for the first time The return players from days certain positional ges and addition of Paul iDykxhoorn in have The Pec Wees have now played 15 games and are exactly at with wins Of the seven losses five occurred in the first half of the season against first division learns importantly the team competitive in every loss There is one game remaining In league piny against Bramp ton which are destined to finish in first place in the second division Georgetown has pped up second place and with a victory over Brampton will end up only a single point out of first Georgetown has good or and against record with 31 for and 23 against which is Indicative of the closeness of the games lost The leading scorers arc Hut with McArthur a Clark and Oram Bantams finish in fifth The McLaughlin soccer tun lams assured themselves of a fifth place showing defeat Ing Mills 1 last week The earn also to Streets in their final game at Cedirvale on Saturday Georgetown deserved win by wider margin against Erin Mills they missed on many good scoring ties Steve Rabbins opened the scoring for Georgetown with what proved to be the only goal of the first naif The Georgetown players slackened off early In the second half and Erin Mills llicl the score one Mark made sonic ex saves during this nod of time In he second half Phil Milne scored the winning goal for George I own The team now awaits the SQUIRT DIVISION STANDINGS 1 Th underbids Horn hers Wildcats 17 7 16 Black Hawks 3 16 14 11 10 3 Blue Jays 13 1 1 MOSQUITO I STANDINGS Ajax 14 14 28 Spartans 14 7 17 Aztecs 16 Hustlers 7 1 15 Dynamos 14 S 3 15 Geo Metros 13 T Birds 14 I Geo Swills 14 12 INTRODUCTORY OFFER REVOLUTIONARY FA Mitt league and Ihe team is looking forward to play beginning of the playoffs GYMNASTICS Iniormallon provided in the loll rccrcnlloi ict Ivltlos brochure the following 10 week programs or addition tho regularly scheduled programs GYM jj Georgetown September IS 1978 held In the Rose Room al Ihe Arena Fee GEORGETOWN FIGURE SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION New Registrations Will Be Accepted On The Following Date SATURDAY SEPTEMBER GORDON ALC0TT MEMORIAL ARENA am pm THE SEASON COMMENCES ON OCTOBER AND THERE ARE SESSIONS FOR JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE AND UP REGISTRATION IS LIMITED SO PLEASE REGISTER EARLY A SKATE AND COSTUME SALE WILL BEHELD AT THE SAME TIME INTERMEDIATE GYMNASTICS to be held In the J Rose Room at Georoetown Memorial Arena J commencing Tuesday September from lo m Fee J Js Junior Jills a program or a select group girls oged years Utile or no previous All Interested are welcome to attend a special screening to bo held at Ihc Rose Room on Friday from A 30 6 For further Information please contact Miss Jennifer Linton at Registration tor the above programs will bo hold on Monday September IB 1976 from to m at Gordon AlcoU Memorial Recreation Complex and Smith Middle School or anytime at your local Recreation Department space permitting MNCI Arrangements are being made re Introd program to area If Ihcie sufficient Inf Interested In participating In either lap modern and a please contact the Department at GEORGETOWN DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEER HELP APPLICATION COACHES MANAGERS Anyone interested In helping as a coach manager com missioner time keeper committee member or any other area Is asked to complete this form and send to PO Box Georgetown If you require any further details call DON DAVIS 8771873 or JOE 8773451 NAME AGE ADDRESS PHONE PHONE PAST EXPERIENCE AGE GROUP PREFERRED I F FORMER COACH OR MANAGER LAST YEARS TEAM DO YOU WISH SAME TEAM AS LAST YEAR POSITION REQUESTED COACH MANAGER COMMISSIONER TIME KEEPER COMMITTEECl OTHER