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GMHA hockey notes Important part and sponsorship account for per cent or our Income by far he largest part Is the support we receive from sponsors We encourage you to support all of them This past season our AtomPee Wee Bantam Midget and Provincial Championship Tournaments raised over gate receipts for the M A and League Playoffs over to our coffers Our dances held in November and February have not been successful this past season However with a change in format it Is hoped will raise this season Souvenir sales not only promote our association they also provide over of income each year add to this the the Hockey Moms turn over us and you will sec how are able to keep he cost of registration down each year We can only continue to do this with your support This Christmas for the man that has everything how about a Minor Hockey hat or a Golf Shirt Boys and girls would look great in a T shirt or how about a crested gym bag Ail these and many other souvenir items are available from the The first dance of the season will be on Nov at Holy Cross Church Nautical Night is the theme for evening We invite to dress up as Cleopatra or hcr galley slave Long John and his mate or as the Captain and the cabin boy So grab your souwester and your deck shoes and come on out for a good time Dress Is optional music is by J buffet will be provided Tickets are available from all Rep team managers Refs Association This season will probably see some significant changes Insofar as officials are concerned All hockey at the Midget and Juvenile levels will use a three man system for the upcoming season All stick Infractions will be closely monitored with the emphasis on high slicking slashing and hooking This area will require full cooperation and support from Icigue executive coaches and man Wo look forward to another sue cisful season of hockey and as usual wearu looking for any persons who are interested in refcreeing to contact our Referee in Chief Mr Gerry Perkins it for further information Hotkey moms are already oil to another bus and with your help successful season Our equipment exchange which took place on Sept made The Hockey Moms have sponsored twoteams this season one at the Rep level and one at the House League level We will also be presenting cakes to all teams participating in the local tournaments and on the Day of Champ ions as done in previous years We will also have Santa visit with the Tyke- league to present Christmas Stockings and candy canes at Christ mas All players will receive crests again this year The Hockey Moms again this year gave the A to help keep the cost of registration to a minimum In order to do this on an ongoing basis we will need to have a major fund raising effort this season The You- Pull draw that we operated with so much success two years ago will be done early In the new year We are always looking for volunteers you are always welcome to attend our meetings Notices of times and places of our meetings will be posted in the Joanna Friday night hockey this season will consist of all Tyke aged players years old and Minor Novice aged players old at the Major Novice years old will play on Saturday at the Memorial Arena as will all Atom and Pec Wee House League teams Till- Wednesday Octobers IMS Page ADVERTISING DEADLINE FOR THE THANKSGMNG HOLIDAY THE DEADLINE FOR RETAIL AND CLASSIFIED ADS FOR THE OCTOBER 16th PUBLICATION HAS BEEN MOVED TO FRIDAY OCT 1185 AT PM the HERALD Sine 1IM street ants GEORGETOWN 8772201 Grandmother of Jackson sister of Dorothy Brand ford of Georgetown died at the Mississau- ga Hospital Sept IB The woman lived in the Highlander Apartments In addition to her sister Mrs Brandford she leaves her husband Cyril Jackson son Donald of Edmonton brother Charles of Toronto and grandchildren Jan and Jill and Brian Donald and Kelly Jackson Mrs Jackson also had a daughter Margar et Peggy who died Mrs Jackson was resting at the Skinner Mlddlebrook Ltd funeral home at 128 Road East in where the service was Friday at She was hurled in the StreetsviUe Cemetery Construction down When comes to residential whelhcr it be new homes or repairs 10 existing homes August 1985 has construction than did August or According to the building monlhly report construction worth place this August compared to KOI 1004 and In August construction and additions a lot less August 1983 department took 350 in August PHOTO TRADER SELL FASTEN SO BE PART OF THIS EXCITING FEATURE MOP THE HERALD BEFORE MONDAYS AND WELL HAVE YOUR AD WEDNESDAYS PAPER CARS BOATS EVEN HOUSES HO COMMERCIAL ADS PLEASE 2201 ONLY FOR 3 WEEKS 8772201 tF THE HERALD TAKES PHOTO OK OUR PREMISES AT YOUR HOME 1980 RENAULT LE CAR 124000 as is GOOD RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION 8530964 EXCELLENT BUYI 1974LAGUNAS3 Stock Turbo Transmission New dual exhaust new cooling system power sunroof locks OR TRADE FOR VAN A CALIFORNIA DREAM EDMONTON TRUCK Professionally rebuilt engine and tran smission low mileage Recent complete brake job selling as Is BEST OFFER A Thick tot Aw 1980 DODGE OMNI Navy blue door hatchback 4 speed excellent condition Low mileage 3150 certified 8774658 1980 BUICK RIVIERA Fully loaded dove grey with mat ching Interior 750000 cert must sell getting married 8777022 PSB cruise air leather interior OR BEST OFFER 8772473 1984 NISSAN PICKUP Hustler Package fiberglass cap bumper hitch speed ONLY0899500 8770340 Heavy rains saved crop Herald Mail Late heavy rains sav ed what was looking like disastrous grain and bean crop tor Halt on farmers Farm Manage ment supervisor Barry Sinclair said Mr Sinclair who works for the Ministry of Agncullure said the verdict on the soya benn and corn crops Is not In as they will be harve sted in two and three weeks respectively If ihe heavy rains continue the harvest could be hurt We dont need any ram Tile ground Is full of water Dry weather is needed so harvesting equipment can drive cross Ihe fields he said A drought until harvest lime would also hurt the yield he added but It is preferred than more rain The late rains of summer came at right lime for wheal oats and barley har vests which are com plete in southern Ontario It was a dry summer and the rains came in time save the small grains The result Is excell ent yields up from last year Mr Sinclair said Only the hay crop was not able lo recover from the dry summer he added A successful crop any crop needs a dry plant ing period rains in the summer keep the crops growing and a dry harvest lime This year the spring was dry for planting the summer was dry and there have been laic summer rains which threaten to Inter fere with the fall har vest Mr Sinclair said Because of high grain yields the price of grains is down Farmers are seeking storage space to hold grains until prices rise again Mr Sinclair said Livestock farmers will profit from lower feed prices of grain The price of pork and beef Is down right now There Is a lot or cattle around In rela tion to Ihe demand he said Interest rates lower than last years have nol significantly affected farming They have been static all summer and there have been no major surprises Mr Sinclair said Each year thousands of Canadians die traff ic accidents and lens of thousands arc injured If you arrive at the scene of an accident would you be able help PHONE IN YOUR EASY SELL ADS ONLY 1 1TEM IN EACH AD EASYSELL CLASSIFIED ADS fm In lam MM or In UP TO 1 WORDS t UP TO WEEKS OR UNTIL YOU CANCEL AD Sussmans of Arthur ONE OF CANADAS LARGEST INDEPENDENT GREAT FALL SALE OVER 1500000 THIS SEASONS NEWEST MENS FASHIONS ALL AT BIG SA 300 MENS SUITS SIZES 3B i TO ioo SAVE OFF ENTIRE SELECTION OVER 19CD THIS SEASONS NEWEST sue SUITS up MERIT HYDE PARK BROS MORE REG FROM SMS IJP J DRESS SLACKS 95 ClEAftM 1800 DRESS SHIRTS FAMOUS MAUDS TO US SAU DRESS SHIRTS if MkOg 1000 FALL PULLOVER SWEATERS AND TOPS RES TO 1924 HENS FASHION TIES TO SALE SAVE OFF ALL OTHER HEW FALL TK3 600 MENS SUITS MOST ABE NEW FAIL ARRIVALS SALE SAVE OFF SELECTION OVER 3000 DRESS SLACKS MY LEI Of WOOL POLY 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