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THE HERALD Wednesday May IMS Page 17 Off and running A determined young lady breaks into full stride with the ball well in control during opening day soccer action at Cdarvale Park last weekend Georgetown soccer fields will now be busy over the course of the summer as the local Youth Soccer Club kicks into high gear Herald photo Ladies teeoff for 89 ByENIDMUIR Herald Special The Ladies Section of the North Halton Golf and Country Club commenced their season on Tuesday May Under sunny skies 89 members played scramble golf and later enjoyed dinner Members were recorded on video driving across the pond on the ninth hole This video was viewed later during the dinner meeting President Gail Maclntyre Howcroft welcomed everyone and introduced new members Peggy Darmody the ladies cap tain awarded to the day winners There were two formats nine holes and 18 holes 18 boles First Lynn Ann Hardy Ann Livingston and Regina Ferns Second Gloria Sinclair Vi Cochrane Ester alone and Shirley Jubinville Third Marilyn Gwen Johnston Pat Harris and Deborah Fourth Ann Currie May and Mary Hutton Nine holes First Claire Hughes Gienna Duff Dot Hicks and Hazel Arnold Second Linda Adams Penny Monckton Lillian Stewart and Elizabeth A short business meeting was held after the event and Club Pro John Henderson extended to the members his wishes for a good Club sets cruise nights By MIKE ADAMS Herald Special The Car Club of Georgetown is pleased to an nounce that they are presently holding a yearlong celebration for their anniversary and would like to hear from all previous members as there will be in all probability a club picnic which we would like them to at tend The were founded in 1964 having a short stay in the Snelgrove area then moving to its present location on Main Street South in Georgetown Many Canadian Street Rodder Association members have been to our Mens Night Out and we assure you that this tradition will be continued again this year This summer the club members are anticipating trips to New York Pennsylvania the Canadian Nationals and the U S Nationals as well as Kalamazoo Being our 25th anniversary we would again like to point out that we would be pleased to hear from all former members At this time our membership is led by President Mr Jim Vice President Paul Sanderson Treasurer John Ponterini and Secretary McPhee Two- Cruise Nights have already been planned as part of the anniversary celebra tions The first one is scheduled for June 12 with a second set for Aug 14 In case of rain the following days will serve as makeup dates Georgetowns Guelph Street Marketplace serves as the site for the Cruise Night events OPENING SOON 18 HOLE MINI PUTT COUNTRY VIDEO GAMES 8772254 Corner of 10th LineS River Rd Good weather greets soccer kickoff Youth opening day took place last Saturday in fairly good weather after several days of wet which certainly helped the state of the grass if nothing else Matters went relatively smoothly apart from a couple of in juries Andrea suffered a broken arm and Paul Smith was knocked out cold from a tackleclash Both were taken to hospital and Smith was retained overnight for observation and he was still their Sunday night in good spirits There was some good and ex citing soccer played for the time of the season and I understand an excellent barbecue run by Joey Clare and Stu Baines to help the boys funds Next locally is the senior Inter County league which begins Wednesday May 17 with a change to the schedule The Meadowglen f is not quite ready and Meteor and Mariner will play at 7 m at Alcott to be followed by United ver sus Ajax Two entertaining games to lead off the first and second divi sion respectfully The league has a meeting in Milton on Thursday Wednesday May 24 has Villa vs Travel Eagles vs Meteor United vs Svlle A Stingers all early kick offs and Manners vs Crown at Cedarvale and Ajax vs Milton at Alcott both late starts As usual referees are a pro blem rather the shortage of referees is a huge problem There can be satisfaction from officiating at games and also some moments of dissatisfaction Knowledge of the game and therules is a definite advantage The Town club has sponsored budding referees for a number of years and whereas we manage to obtain several en thusiastic younger tryouts they do not always last the pace mainly abuse from the touchlines The club and the referee group have at tempted to stamp out the abuse by education and occasional suspen sion of coach manager or parent from time to time By and large we are not too bad Just one yell at an inexperienced official may be the one that drives that person in the middle away forever APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS Wa Handle All Claims UnH QawVttMm Custom Rod A Baal Rapalra Parts Salas Satiric fishing llcsncas RR2ACTON SAVE in MAY Federal Sales Tax Goes Up June 1st CADILLAC QUEEN ST E BRAMPTON 4590126 iffiMiljiiMiMiMiiiiiijjilftyA The Liverpool story and those of like nature is not one that I nor mally pen The recent disaster has prompted comment The Pool have returned to the competitive fray and do not seem to have lost any edge in their play Results show that they have an opportunity of winning both league and cup this year after last Saturdays results which would make it almost a fairy story Soccer fans in UK have now begun to remingle at games and have taken it upon themselves to almost end the fans segregation After the storm come the flowers The socalled swarming hap penings in Toronto are I hope not a foreboding of things to come This is how much of the troubles began in UK years ago Reports out of New York appear to show pride in that metropolis violent ones That city also has the reputation of having crowd pro blems at sporting events hockey and baseball on occasions I recall writing several years ago that we should not turn a blind eye and think it cannot happen in Canada I also recall a soccer fan stealing a policemans gun from his holster and shooting at the referee in Windsor Referee and player assaults are severely dealt with within soccers discipline codes and long may this continue European other than UK are now involved in policefans clashes with a load of violence Hopefully the lessons are learned before they happen here in Canada If you are able to assist even In a small way with officiating please contact a club official and offer you are needed Have a good season see you next week Teen Camp The camp runs July and is open to those 1216 years of age For more informa tion on these and other summer programs calf extension CALLUS AND WEIL TELL YOU HOW TO PROTECT YOUR HOME YOUR CAR AND YOUR LIFE Liberty got you covered with complete protection for all your insurance needs at very competitive rates Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 148 Queen St East Brampton Ontario 1B2 454680 CANADA BEUEVES IN LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE LIBERTY MUTUAL I CLOWNS ANIMALS AERIALISTS ACROBATS SHOW TIMES 330 PM 7 00 PM INFORMATION SPONSORED BY KIWANISCLUB OF GEORGETOWN GORDON MEMORIAL ARENA SUNDAY 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