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the HERALD S Week GMHSG hand out trophies The Iibel Master minor midgets were named the most improved hockey team in town Saturday at the Georgetown Minor Hotkey Support roup annual father and son banquet In reeoijntim they wire iwardcd the and Christie Awird wen one of many teams and mrtividmlb who were rewarded for their outstanding season of Sports Camp novice Curtis Green and Chris shared the 1980 David Memorial for the leim with the best goals against average Tin Paul Fcndtcy Memorial Award presented by his Collins for the most valuable major midget volut by to captain Mark Hamilton His was by the town works committee IoliiI of Charlie Construction Firefighters m ijor atoms received the Harold Gilmer and Family Award for winning the Ontario Minor Association title this speikcr Dave Tiger Williams attired In his western outfit boots and hat told the th it e young phyers should put forth their best bee iuse the coaches ilso put forth their best and give of their lime to do so Pro golfers here Monday of lei some good olid fastball illlluslrl fastball league his pitching against the Peel Police team In the game of police won I hold out as the Some of the best professional golfers in province will be it North Coif and Country Club Monday for the of the Rolix Pro circuit Tile shot gun start where the players alt lee off from different holes goes at a m Names like Ben Kern Bob and Bob Breen will be in the running for the money Dinner and dance ban Golden Agers end season The Golden Bowling League handed mil accolades it their season ending Thursda evening it the hall upstairs Branch 120 is a simple enough affair not unlike a host other are taking place at this time of lose There was a tasty beef dinner served by the ilinrv ladies with was delectahlv fit for champions Trophies lined a huge tahle along one side of the room and were dispensed not like the big league awird presentations Anil there was a disc Jockey to spin those olden What made night differ it were the people involved Theiravcragt ige wasovert5 The senior sports of another tine year of competitive idery Sev five praiiicallv alt who bowled showed up in their best re idv for jet another gime since Septem r Grant and the Ethel and the girls got together to bow I a few frames and have a couple of laughs the they did this Joan Archibald to compel i child s first Christmas There was joy excitement in everyone heart what probably thought at one time or another during the year would not and Heal were In Jovial mood received for being the high single howlers of Jt Ihe Gulden bowling league will take over as the new president for the from has held the post the past 12 months cams individuals went up There was a glint in all the of the hall before thcireves and modest smirk ill and iccepted rolled across faces as clutched on to small piece of wood and gold colored metal symbolic of strikes spares misses Trophies of doing that lo The Corner Pins was the first lo be for their first place finish over the season in the ninemember Then came the to the the A division the play They were followed up by the Half and II ilfers who won the division playoff Anne Nicholson and dec were the high ivorige bowlers of the Del had the hist high triple flat scores while Ethel in Grint Real came up with the Up scores in high single flit phv Kiy Hob in the high triple with indicap titles while Edna and lev lere the high single with handicap winners Vi Hewitt and Ernie Miller were pegged is the most im proved bowlers ibelh Castle Mills M it Tost Iill and Wallace all received perfect I prcsidi Beit turned over his duties forth IWH in Vancouver Joan Archibald will be spending the July first holiday long weekend in Vancouver representing this province in the national Master Bowlers tournamenl As a teaching master and Instructor of the at Georgetown Bowl for many years she fi nail achieved the highlight of her bowling career bywinnfngaMastcrsnng Her victory came in Ottawa over the weekend at the Holiday Inn Ten Percent tournament iced dm Swimming Leaders waters should be a little safer now that these young people have paired leaden swimming course All are now eligible lobe full fledged lifeguard if 17 years old completing a lough threeday course of written and practical water procedure at Pool lefltorlght Ac loo Kelly of Hipp of MaryJane of Mil loo and Mb Donald of rorgetown Brr of Milton Heather of Acton Sarah Burlington Karen of Milton and of Milton Dili or search for Hills of the Year and the Sports Builder purpose of this get together at Miracle Food Mart Monday morning led Id right ore committer members Ralph etcher Don ISank ISitl Ward cochairman Dave Kcntnrr Miracle assistant manage a Her Hill The search is on llirnson president of the Georgetown Minor Support Group Jack Handy Raider general manager Neil Cotton high school and sportsman Bruce high school coach Carol Limb Skaling Club prcsidtnt former player in Aitmn Don miluslri hockey president Alex lot soccer president Kcrwln Mel Legion sports it d Hon Mi Acton sports executive A nommition billot for both awards in sports ftttk of eligibility for ihe athlete award ire awardgotoa male or female who is or resident of Hal I on Hills and who has gone on to a level of competition in thai which is offered here II is n to non resident who compete here Tin must have taken place from Mi to April i960 Previous winners be renominated to win Only appearing in this newspaper In imisidered They must be signed by mirulor shudder guidelines state that any mjli Denominated for a ml innlnbution Hills sports period over the past years Nominees can be posthumously awarded mines to appear on the officially signed ballot do not have to reside here any I their accomplishments must have been mule hire Nominations from Ihe first will carried over to the next year for eonsidcrjtion Award winners may also win again for different reasons Both awards wilt have three finalists ruiuieTups Nomina 1 1 oris must be in to the sports desk of The Herald bv May even June If tin inuiie lommiltee eothiirman Dave Hi morning it i press eonfenrci at irl sp of tin Spores- Builder It will Im tin third i villi is held it tin ihureli lulled lh it the thru in ij r spun tin Herald will inn rinj The It il rophv ill to desi iritiiint of this pisl The Sport lluildir winner willreetive the nit rood pi This is Ih firs r lit of the ml This irry Ierkins piikni up the first Aw lliwnj out of the interest of kinkier sports editor tin indmduaj is to If lis Ihedutu Bin l1tl tin in Hon Mtkn hi of is eoduiirrnaii is treasurer iniludi Hill Trevor Titer dins Milne Don llalph IH Mcfhail Kim Turn Jim ill Harold Mark mini- aiII select the two winners from the official is headed Her sports editor Mark wb the ease of a In The others doing the voting are Karen Mark Clairmont Sports Editor Sorry Tony Wuh every season there Is a change Here you see hold and read ours Now that the characters or players in our stories have changed costumes or uniforms and the sets or fields have shifted ihen it Is time for a whole new package presentation It is sort of a spring cleaning Time to break out of the closed in confined spaces of little arenas gyms and tabloid newspaper sections and out into the wide open expanses of soccer fields baseball diamonds and broad sheet metro six pages This week the Halton Hills Herald began printing our own newspaper on presses in our basement plant premises below the new offices at Guelph Street The Herald not exactly the flagship of the Thomson newspaper chain empire now that the Toronto Globe and Mall has been acquired by such still in the works when I came here eight months ago I assured as had been my two predecessors that Indeed one day we would no longer have lo ship our offset pages to another printing plant be pressed FINALLY CAME Finally thedaycame Monday afternoon press foreman Maurice Aube along with some assistance from lhc bead office boys ran off Section C of the Wednesday May 1960 Halton Hills Herald Yesterday Tuesday the rest of the paper including the front A section where these new sports pages will appear and the classified section were run off On the way lo this historic moment In print Journalism e the editorial staff were Informed that the paper would be increasing in size by one extra column width a count of nine In a day when most papers are reducing their product size for ease of handling and reading we are increasing ours from and threequarter inches wide to 18 and one quarter It will still stand 32 and three quarter Inches tall It has something to do with saving paper by widening the and thus reducing the number of them This is where you and I fall Into place We have fallen victim to a giant 10ton Community Goss Rockwell Interna offset press Due to lis somewhat limited capabilities this department and its readership will now have to cope with the new layout PAPER SHIFT The problem here lies with the press The knives which cut the paper shift if they have to cut through so many pieces of paper throwing off the edges of the paper and Iheir centre Consequently after thousands of papers the cut could come In the middle of the page So there goes the little Sports Week There Is talk the problem be solved and once again we can revert back to the little one one day Where have I heard thaf When the farmer section was first used it became the tabloid sports section within the Thomson chain Former sports editor Tony who created It with a little bit of trouble honed It lo a high degree of acceptance success and respectability within this community I worked with it and enjoyed it Sorry this way Tony Now I know why they say we reporters are with the press I will admit that when the change was proposed I was admittedly against It It was easy to slap a few stories on Why rock the boat If It works good and the people like it why change Mechanics I was told CHANGE AS GOOD AS REST But then I thought it might be a fair idea after all A change is as good as a rest or so they say Coming out of the blahs of an unusual winter maybe a fresh new approach along with the new building and press would be okay And afterall the Globe switched from their Monday sports tabloid to metro size again because of layout problems Bigger pictures brighter designs less crowding and maybe even color once In while The thoughts began dancing in my head I wish I skipped those creative design courses at However I read enough of other newspapers get a few ideas and make up some of my own It is kind of exciting trying this new approach It has an aire of spring fever about It Time will tell of course whether you and I both like what we now have Yet if we both strive to make the best of it will then perhaps won t be as bad as we envision It to be It could be Just as well since we are sportsmen the extra effort in turning the bigger pages and holding and folding them will do us some good SHORTS Not until you start running can you honestly try to understand what it takes to be a Bill Rodger or a Both are marathon runners who run the grueling mile races that are now becoming the fad for Ihe in crowd who Just a few years ago were content to Jog around block in an old sweatshirt a pair of cutoffs and beat up old tennis shoes Monday night while I was training for the June Mayor Cup Race by running around the Fairgrounds track I spoke with Boyd who told me that he and close to 10 other locals will be In Ottawa Saturday for a That just about took the wind out my sail which was blowing just about at full tilt doing six laps for three miles He and dentist Brian Markham Dave former Canadian Olympic shotpuller and now Peel Halton reporter for the Toronto Star Anita and her Nell Bob Daniel and a couple of others will be in the lineup with thousands of others hoping to finish Sunday Ian Clark and several other Georgetown residents ran In Ihe 10kilometre Eaton Run In Toronto Daniel won ihe master division there Hurley vying for number one seeding t year old Hurley is in a tight battle for the Ontario women Junior tennis circuit championship after winning the doubles match of the Rolex Grand series Sunday She and S Hatch of London the other front runner for the title will not know the winner for a few days until the tabulation of points from best five of the seven tournament are released Hurley and her partner Marie defeated and I Cuptar of Calgary for the doubles victory The picked up with the win may make the difference in her overall score Also on the weekend the young Georgetown girl was edged out of the singles play following a closely fought two hour duel with Goat The scores were 74 16 and Hurley has recorded two singles wins reached the finals another time without winning and been to the semi finals three times In doubles play she has had four wins there been unsuccessful in one other and reached the semis once