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Midland Mauls Raiders to Recapture Int A Series Lead as thumpej Geoiac raiders in lhc rd me of their of OH Int It put them back in 4 the scried tno before lhc to ceo ml period Bui the ulT got rou her as the and the third p- laced ith il the MAIN EVENT attack fired made It a her Tor new Bellman ho replaced Barry between the Midland n every period 1 in lhc first In lhc second and in the third They were led by who accounted for four goals and two assists Micks counted three for the inners and the ril from Kennedy Edgar f and Dor ion HURT Jack Gudgeon scored half Georgetown Paul Robinson and Ron Lane were the other marksmen Blake who assisted on the first two Raider goals missed most of the third pen with a knee injury in contrast to the hardhit ting second game here on day Sundays meeting produc just nine minor penalties even of them to Friday clash tare saw Raiders hold Midland to two while scoring three to deadlock the sent As far an scoring went it was ill It came to a head half lirough ill final session Georgetown Phil and Midlands Kennedy staged lhc mam event the north of They dropped their and and changed Jabs before scored with an overhand right that put Kennedy on his back He was up at the count of two but the linesmen enforced lhc mandatory eight count The combatants cooled out in the mean lime left the ice with a spelling his left the of a Large His sentence was two minutes for tripping He for fighting and a minute misconduct Midland struck first in the howccr taking a lead early the first period Raiders erased it a minute lat Midlands second goal was also a come from behind effort washing out Georgetown a lead recaptured three minuter earl icr Ron Lane netted the winner with an assist from Snider with a little a minute to go in the middle period Executive Coaching Shortage Hampers Summer Ball Plans Jack Davidson and Don ton were Raiders other scorers land Flyers Bath and Kennedy scored for Midland gave Georgetown Raiders the ig in the second per Friday win over Mid IN THE MAIL Doesnt Share Views On Killer Crow Either ami Edith Street Bear Editor Would please publish this letter to Sylvia of Georgetown I answer to her letter of exception about article in Outdoors regarding the crow Madam I would like to inform you that the article id The Herald of March that took exception to not my They were views of an organization thai Sis more- or less backing Ducks Unlimited that has done so much to restore duck breed In on the western prairies Let a Gang up on Killer Crow v the heading of that was sent to ami time ago I will admit I have made it more clear Actually it was supposed to in contrast to my article crow and seagulls that published in the outdoors on March 1070 The heading was Crow Seagulls Both Have Place Nature will also admit that after reading the article over again It would have been much bet left out of my Outdoors column It did sound sort of blood thirsty I quite elated that nor people are he coming conscious of the we humans and all Other living creature are fin ing to try and survive in who have spent so many years in the Outdoors knew it was coming long time ago for my share of ducks I never did rate the competitor When I went duok hunting I was always reward with enough to eat and to give away I did I will admit lose some cripples as you say trained retriever helps a lot bought my black Lab retriev ID ago It took me al moat years to train her And I might add I haven duck since chased my retriever from Mr Vmcc of Mr Vince a Department Lands and officer I orry to say that he suffer a heart attack at the Sports- nana Show few years ago and died a few days later My retrievers full name is Block Bess of Meaford for bringing me up to the times by quoting what legist have to nay I would like to inform you that 1 am quite well informed on their views and findings I havr read many of their books and have spoken to some of them personally Much of my knowledge about lie outdoors obtained the hard way Although we and there arc many of us in country are not profession biologist we are in our Paul Ernngton was so right hen he It is unfortunate man the specialist in evil in among wild much evil that i Plan Swimming Pool Open September Too nod new for i pie to mi The Community itvile facilities again for the Pool reason will term extended into audi may be opened Rented Ihe than usual depending on Ic to the Ro Club for of the Georgetown Rec an auction Juno reation Committee Agreed to send copies of Since the pool opened it has the minutes of the March com been used only lo months munity conference on of June and lion to Rll organizations don look good for Georgetown all star teams and the Georgetown Intermediate Giants for the upcoming seas on Both groups are running problems In gelling lhc necessary executive and coach personnel At the County Base ball meeting last week the Giants prolonged the agony til April when they must dc entry or fold The Tykes Bant Midgets and Juveniles arc in the same boat April 13 is the deadline set by County for entry in the season HANDFUL Georgetown Baseball Association which runs County entries had only a handful of persons interested In working executive or coaching positions for the upcoming season and it would appear that should conditions remain some clubs will have to be folded though there are plenty of for these teams due to the lack of help On the other hand it certainly a pleasant to see a good man meeting at minor baseballs met ting and it would appear from their first meeting they should again be expanding from lhc past reason This group rum the house league baseball Georgetown and they too could use extra help Interested pari contact bid Gray it for minor house league and Rill Richmond for all stars at CLINICS The county Baseball Association In attempting to Improve the calibre of coaching and umpiring in their group arc holding both coaching and umpiring clinics this year These clinics are open to an one Interested Any player manager or coach or executive In house league or all star in tcrcalcd in the liner points of baseball arc urged attend the special coaches at the Trafalgar Municipal hall on Saturday May This course put on by the Department of Education in conjunction with the Ontario Baseball Association as well as County Of special interest to local umpires and baseball enthus iasts Is the umpires clinic sored by the County with the Ontario Baseball Association to be held in on April and in me arena Rose Room All ex latins umpires must to obtain A umpires and any new prospective urn pirn are to attend for better out ml on rules of the game Attendance is iary to obtain a County plies card Rejjitratbn minor base- all will be liiid in conjunction with Hie clinic start in at 1 noon on April 11 and 18 Womens Curling Results of Draws The final of three draw- held by the North CarlWg Club Women section conclud ed last week with the winners of six different curling time slots determined They are Monday afternoon First Betty Hull Jean Shaw Sinclair Lena Burns Second- Jean Mackenzie Jean Brand ex Norma Wilson Rene TuMday afternoon Doris Barrager Trophy First Maureen Marianne Second Mo nekton Jean Arden Eileen afternoon First Anne Bingham Jo Noble Mary Rand 2nd Glad Dillon Doris Mary Mir a Madden THE HERALD THURSDAY APRIL PAGF night Scott Trophy first Flaherty Belie Kay Shaion Second Thais Brown Jcin Joan Pile Mildred Dei rick Third Prairie Veil a Caruso Thursday morning J Shirley Cricliton Smith Lena Burns Doreen Doris Jane Jean Marianne Thursday afternoon Lucille Silver Trophy r First Talbot Marilyn Barber Vi Bradley Cherio Sec ond Cox JIMS STEERING SERVICE SPECIALIZED Whitl Balancing Brake Sarvlc PARK STREET William Julj it the first con ference in October These arc on request animals ils meeting It is also quite right decided lo ahead with there is no proof that any spec omc at pool Accepted the application of bird Is less an the completion of these the Georgetown cause f the crow I have of will influence the rent one of the ten noticed that i the opening rf booths which The same can be said alio it OTHER BUSINESS I be set up for a rodeo at some animals meeting fairgrounds in June The You can rest assured that I other three booths are to will not encourage the blasting R the lease f Ma he rented from the sky of any bird or any antaT ORG GOQI KeQDS JUVeDtleS our help not our bullets Winnipeg Crown any more news of that nature I will make it quite clear as to the source of In regards to duck hunting I wasnl hunting last fall and I doubt if I will be this coming fall My reason ii how will we know if it is a healthy The same goes for the fish catch and the moose and deer that are shot Much as like waterfowl wild game and fish it sure is enough lo make one hang up his guns and fishing tackle and take up golf I hope the above letter will give you a better idea of the type of person that Is writing the Outdoors column for The Georgetown Herald I sincerely hope you enjoy my Outdoor columns in later Issues of our loci paper The Georgetown Herald Yours truly Mr George C CONST Winnipeg RINK WINS Set May Opening for Terra Cotta Area Area residents will have to wait almost two months before they can use the Terra conservation area Credit Valley Conservation Authority chairman said the authority docs n intend to open the area for the summer until May despite the fact that near by conservation areas under the Jurisdiction of the Metro authority will reopen about 21 START GOING The official reopening of Terra will he May 24 weekend McMillan said is the lime mnst will want to start going there Albion Hi I Li and Heart Lake conservation areas under the Metro authority will re open bout one month before Terra Cotta Both were open to the public during the winter but were closed for about recks on March because of danger from swollen rivers and soft snow condition two of their I the tort of the Century during the The locals nudged from CORNELIUS OMHA by Orillia romped 111 over in thrilling a rink their first tourney test by Norm then beat Virdcn J2 before j Trophy East them Club Saturday night Th rink which FOWLER HURT Against Marty scored six Benny Jlep- two and Waters Guest and Gerry Neil one each in the game with Vinkn Pud sen scored two and Lewis each Guest with pur llcppes MclSally and Waters scored for Georgetown in their loss Juvenilis lost top scorer Marly fowler during the tournament He suffered severe shoulder injury and flown home after PLAYERS Team members Rob Gery Neil Steve Waters Hugh Bruce Lewis Marty Fowler John Benny Ileppcs George David Word Dave Guest Dwayne Hay and Louth were by coach Junior Red tine Ken Asscltinc Art and Bert Tuck on the train trip WeekEnd SPECIAL 20 OFF A L I Flowering PLANTS Jtin Taylor and Malnprlit tUd final gam with Kin tour torn In final and and than won th xtr and Saturday was final day a club which on March and want with man and woman taking part wlnfurt in first war rink and Sin clair rink Second avint war by Km Jackton Jo Louth and Bob Hddn Heather Court Family Host at Victory Party After the George town Internet ininl Bantam Hockey champion ship the Toronto Marlborough players and pircnls wcic given victory at home of Mr and Mis Bishop family and Jun Heather Court The home had been open to the and their parents during tournament wtek GRATEFUL lcim his wife Mis ops i mil Mr mil Mrs I Mr mid Mr Vine mark Mis I anil their sons expressed their thanks all who helped make the tour- the success it was The boys sold they were especially lo tin ladies ici and members and to J of Moore 1iik fm players lo and from the Maple Leaf Sliced COOKED HAM LEAN TENDER PORK L Tnda oins FRESH GRADE A OVEN READY CHICKENS 2H 3i lb Weight 37 IEAF SWEET PICKLED Cottage Roils MINI- Sizzler I Sausages V CHOICE PEAS PRICE for 33c SPECIAL Bordens MILK cat of tin So Tomato CATSUP 29 BALLARD CHICKEN OR LIVER DOG FOOD GENERAL MILLS CHEERIOS 275 NAPKINS Johnsons J CLOTHS FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES FAMOUS INDIAN RIVER FLORIDA SIZE RED GRAPEFRUIT lO FLORIDA ORANGES FULL OF JUICE CALIFORNIA NO HEAD LETTUCE ONTARIO NO TENDER WASHED CARROTS STOKELYS HONEY POD PEAS Gr or Wax Beans CREAM CORN FREE Home Delivery MINIMUM ORDER FROZEN FOODS OLD SOUTH CONCENTRATED ORANGE JUICE 5 99 AUNT JEMIMA WAFFLES 75 CALIFORNIA NO GRADE ASPARAGUS J y PRICES EFFECTIVE WED SAT APRIL 11th