Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 28, 1970, p. 12

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of OUTDOORS with GEORGE HOARE s Big Catch George Firth is a built Scotch lad years old weighs lbs stands ft Inches lie was born and raided an the blinds north of Scotland He mo that firming is the mam there The main crop is oats which they row for cattle feed Commcrcnl fishing is the other source of income Scnpa Flow the hue of wartime fame is not fir iwaj George tells me of the ship that were sunk between the Islands tint the proach to How This to keep the hips from passing Apparent the shore line the islands arc high rugged and rock except for ire as that slope down to During the war one per son Mas killed on the islands and apparently that wis ic George tells me of a map was at the school here he went that was brown with ate and showed the British one piece of land the least Its fantastic that the sea wl can the rocks over the George Firth fir t nine to Canada Dec His moth father and four still live on the After working at scleral Jobs near Milton Ont e to travel to where he joined the crew of a 250 ft commercial trawler called the The for a 10 o 14 cruise on the trawler were 50 plus one dollar for lbs of fish lit haul for the trawler would am to Ite Which meant pius 50 base G3AND BANKS Tic operated the east shore of a and north and a to the ind Bank of The catch con sis of Haddock of and lb each Co from lb to lb and of 1 and 2 lb Halibut from lb to 400 lb The sialic a In the hold until it Then some of the plied on deck In fac were but in hunks where slept Sometimes when were encountered much of the catch on deck was washed over board and lost WILL IT LAST The best months for the trawler were Nov Dee Jan and It a difficult to believe that so much food can he taken from the sea especial when one stops to consider the number of trawlers of cry nation that arc operating out there to catch their share Will it last George Firth at present is employed at Provincial Paper Mill in Georgetown His home at present with friends at No lit Line Milton So that the slorv of George lirth and tan be licve it he is as Scotch as his implies I might end this story saying to friend George wont any lb halibut here but your of a lb rain bow trout arc good So tight lines and our outdoors here in Canada THE EXPERT of Georgetown surprised mc he stopped by to show me a spcekl trout that he caught at Tcr Cotta Conservation area It in and lbs It iauhl a yellow jig The wis after sceral other lurts fail to connect Jerry was also skilful enough to hook and land 14 rainbou trout from to lb in the Sound and Field Hockey Adds New Recreation Both Sexes Hockey without skates just as exciting as the winter variety and v hats more both sexes and all ages can pate claims John Owen of I an Drive who Is one of i group attempting to promote Held hockey here He has an ad in this Issue of the piper which he hopts will some local experienced fit Id hockey phi en to try their hand it it to his alien lion John came to years ago with hockey ex and started with the On nth field club When fhey do down their faLililui he w is in the Held Hockey Hie cist end of Metro which son Of he hid been the ishc in in to find nine intcrL in i club here mil he ha found LOCAL INTEREST S fn lu git ceil liockt men ind hood MAKING INROADS With the promotion of the Ontario I icld Hockey tion the game is making in roads on the sports scene It Is on a field yards long and GO wide with on suit ranks as a major sports itlnc historians say it is one of the oldest times It was first played in In 2000 Pakistan Australia and In dla are the three top field hockey nations Cinada thinks to some star players on the west coast ranks ninth in world In with Us former private school the rules don call for penalties as such A high the umpire is cut to the shIlIiils for i nun cooling nut pi nod If check is or if they leave the itch The lineup is to lint in oilkeeper two links and fonvirds J lie is In propel tin ill i irk li II into flit fiet In which is fuirtlu by a wearing cricket pids Shin arc for the other play Tanners May Join Raiders in A League which cue they would be locd six imports HELMETS MANDATORY At an executive meeting last wtek it was decided that if suit able plajira art available the Tanners will move up tiic lad der to take on teams like Fort Eric Port Col borne and faimcoc hockey watchers may not be able to pick nut their favourites without a gram next season has been mandatory by the OHA that all wear this v ear The cent of Leor Raiders the only inni from Intermediate It into rnu late whin the lino 71 hockey season Alton Tinners ire considering I making the step up Georgettes Compete in Rural Softball League Georgetown Georgettes the guidance of manager Pail Robinson and coach Bill James will plav in the Kuril Indies this season The has hid three in the Park ind wilb i couple of exhibition Raines between now and the season s opener iliout June should stiff competition for the rest the entries lint will i fiiiders riul schedule as IntcrmrdnU ft I but went A for the will their next full tilne and joiiii ficl 1 hoc Acton a rtspielabl moil mori PICKED UP TAB ho NEWS Don Bill Trounced Once Tykes Bounce Back Even Score Swamped 100 by in their first game of the sche Georgetown Tykes gained a measure of revenge day when they doubled the score on the In park Larry Burns pitched the en tire game for Georgetown and allowed just base BROKE OPEN Georgetown broke the wide open In the fifth inning when they scored three to break the deadlock Jeff freestone the winning run Joe South and Larry Burns were the winners big hitters South doubled to a pair of runs in the early inning and Larry Burns backed up his pit thing performance with a and single TYKE ROSTER Included on the Georgetown Tyke roster arc Larry Bums and Dave Barber who play third and pitch catcher Mike Richmond first acker Joe Louth second Craig Morion and Beck shortstop Greg Schcnk left fielder Jeff freestone tre fielders Dave and Mark Harris and right fielders Mark and Steve They arc coach by Ron and by Vaughn Thompson Bill had good luck with hi the loser Credit River tells of catching one inches that weighed lb ind one inches that Hi Which goes to show li much weight pit on r inch of length after this inn Many others were lit fast fall and one had I n on them wen all on roe and worm YES SHE HELPED Jerry wuuld like to know just what our black I about cook n Craigleith I ro park sure put me on tie spot all can is this Shi can sure look after the Ml in her train I tucis Thais all for this so enjoy the outdoors safe journ and tlfht lines until ntxt time Willi Hit nun from boyhood they cm iu The presint iiirstion is ml should in the Jnlti field bracket or It REMANUFACTURED ENGINES Why Pay More Los Inside That Counts Prices for COMPLETE engines INSTALLED MILE MONTH Guoranlca CHEV PONT 196365 PONT CHEV PONT FORD MERC METEOR FALCON COMET FAfRLANE 531500 DODGE a VALIANT 6 Prices For Other Mike Upon Request KULFAM AUTOMOTIVE Guclph S Open The return of Gall Young Given Georgia Lewis Jane Ann Judy Cater Janet Armstrong Eve Smith and the addition of some talent should make them tough to beat THE THURSDAY MAY 197 PAGE House Tannenhof The- Hooio Differonr RESTAURANT TAVERN Fully Licensed Air Conditioned Road formerly Strntsvillo Road les north of 401 or 3 miles south of Phone Open 7 Days a Week FOR BUSINESS MEN LUNCHEON AND DINNER Banquet Facilities for to Persons European and Canadian Horn For Further Information and Reservations CALL 865 to pm dally For Prompt Expert Service on SHEET METAL WORK ROOFING DUCT WORK FOR HEATING Dickson PHONE CALL dog THE GEORGETOWN Now An EXCELLENT SELECTION ROSE BUSHES Hybrid ant Climbers GRASS and GARDEN SEEDS SHRUBS TREES FERTILIZER PEAT MOSS INSECTICIDES WEED KILLERS LAWN ORNAMENTS PATIO PLANTERS SIDEWAIK SLABS PATIO STONES CURB for DRIVEWAYS CHUNK BARK WHITE MARBLE CHIPS Free Use of FERTILIZER SPREADER OPEN 7 Days a Week WEBBS Greenhouses TOWN LINE mitoi of DIAL The new Renault The compact that doesnt compact youThe first compact of the 70s that gives you economy convenience performance and puts extra comfort where the others put claims The car buyer of the has put his requirement cards on the table He wants a car that costs less to buy and to run He knows that means a smaller car But he wont sacrifice the comfort he has become accustomed to or the performance on which he depends The Renault 12 is the only new compact that meets his requirements Its purchase price is surprisingly low And it gives you 35 miles to gallon The others can even come close It accelerates from to 60 in 15 seconds Thats performance Passing power Its a convenient size 170 inches for easy handling and no problem parking front wheel drive combined with powerful disc brakes and radial ply tires means safe sure handling no matter what the road condition And because the Renault 12 is not just a scaled down big car it gives you the comfort you never thought youd find It doesnt Oh sure the others are claiming comfort In a subdued fashion Lets some of their RENAULF12 Comfort is our thing Make it yours claims to Renault 12 realities wide doors We have wide doors Fits four big people The Renault 12 has more and headroom than an com in its cate Optional reclining seats In the Renault 12TL re standard Great visibility Renault glass area so ft And then there are the Renault 12 comfort features that the others even claiming Like a roof that rises over the rear seats ending neck bending Pounds and pounds of sound proofing ending bending cubic feet of trunk space Arm rests on all doors Lights in glove compartment and trunk Two temperature heating warm at body level cooler at head level Rear window defroster Seats carved from cubic feet of foam And more All included in the purchase price Not options We could go on but instead why don t you go on town to your Renault dealers and see for yourself Incidentally there are now Renault dealers with top notch facilities for easy dependable service Get into the Renault 12 You may never want 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