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Gary Repeats High Triple Named Bowler of the Week dry Richardson Two weeks ago Gary rolled triple and he done it He led for three tames his being Gary has the average of ir the Boys BANTAM GIRLS average is held by Wen at 175 Sylvia He-is- average of is second The hih single of 313 and the hlsh trio of are both held by Wendy Team Standings 1st Bin Spills 38 points 2nd 35 3rd 31 Fighting over S in all three games Gooj fie Coolies dropped two games to Cats Swingers clipped for two and totals Splits dumped Slow Pokes in all three gamea Knock en Down subdued In nil three games Yum Girls battled Wildcats and em as winners in two bombed Mini sink era with three wins Archies an two games and totals from Famous Six Bombers lercd as ihcy rode over CiMidc in all three games WEEKLY HIGHS Gary Richardson Steven Harlow 245 Donald Bradley 212 Glen Colli Robert Mossop 208 Wayne Richardson 207 Stephen Archibald 188 Colin Hicks 172 JUNIORS Girls Yvonne Bratkin ha the high average 106 Ruth and Debbie Moore rank lecond with High single of 317 and high three of held by Yvonne I Sees OffTrack Betting Threat to Track Take operations orflratk 250 Sandra could mm Rick Gourlic sport if I hey allowed to inlay Steven foster without ntw 1223 Karen Archibald iontrol them Glen Brown single Mark sm said tins week SENIORS I Girls Wilkes has he high averse of She holds the of and top triple THE GEORGETOWN THURSDAY JAN lion of Bojs- Mike their age or Lv high The triple and single betting are also Mike I limit hoist r head of the Arm Breeding opera i Georgetown is in Montreal I hi Rice links all convention and he Inaugural Good for Orangeville Raceway and I WEEKLY Tom Sharon j gmi a ill Loin a Doug aver- age a is in first position Doug has the high single BOWLING TERMS and the high well Team Standing it 1 31 An off trick simp op Dial Question in iuicloun Lite last Cats 17 White I WEEKLY HIGHS for off Irck five I weeks and mi dig Don Peacock Gin imbed by Ihun If oil bet Hole Stamp ijlonod 1u iiinltmir 1270 Tom ill Team Standings All Georgetown Bowl Buddies 33 Shury Buddies gained victories Nancy two games for totals BANTAM BOYS The high single and high three arc both held by Gary Standings 40 Bombers Six 30 Heads topped Pioneers in all tlirte baffled Green Hornets for two games and total pins Spoilers Heads with a more In 11 people is r tin pin limn SIS Mill horse hies liu iknir will untuck Mill llll Mi JluuM hi IA CITED with Blue Angels were by Pin Busters In two and totals Stumble Bugs blasted Psycha I for the set C beatable clubbed The Champs for two and totals n trip Woolf Proa registered three me VVeeK Thurtdty January 14 Inaugural season of harn ess racing at Orangerill Raceway attracted a total of 773 fans for Sundays of rating Purses paid amounted to 100 and mutuel handle was for an average of 46391 Highlights of the flrst sea son at the raceway Included PepsiCola Invitational won by Oneida Jessie the OHHA Circuit slakes won b Trefoil Danny and llilimcnt of a track record of 15 by Cape Kaola and driver Brent Sept Clarence of Col- received the trophy I and award from presented to the leading per- driver were Hike and Lorn Among instituted during the were additions lo both the front and back of the grandstand and a different of wager ing whereby acted as both cashiers and In preparation for an eaily opening and another inner operations are now in progress to widen and prove the racing surface a trench along Ihn of the track Hill provide belli drainage and the turns ire being banked with of aven faster miles Goorjclin infers teams in Inter module A here and away Sun I t night ind lo Wei land ij TriCounty Hockey Standing JANUARY Intermediate A HOCKEY FORT ERIE Georgetown Raiders Friday Jan 22 GEORGETOWN ARENA Admission Adults 75c Children FREE ied by Everybody Welcome Bring Your YOUR DEALER FOR SKI Snowmobiles una over Incredibles TOP TEN TOSSED Thii a sensational week for many of our junior bowlers Doug 244 Chris Burke Steven Burns David Warman 1 Ja OUTDOORS with GEORGE In the opener St bit tied Pitlibursh to a tie So far St Louis have Ihur troubles in winning and had a vnnner in one Pills- burgh tied it up in the 1 3 Los Angeles were fotumtrm keeping their win alive by squeaking past by a score Thursday of the wee goes lo Minnesota Ad rian Vugts save the of Los Angeles link the u id Mi Brown Uiis A off trick bettors Brampton A mi Imc Burlington A It 1 id A lime j A A a to the A to a the GEORGETOWN A be i in get up to odds Brampton tuner Uon in inn Hit- amount of feiturr lint it iilftritk Milton s i wish 10 jln a in l B lik off trick shops also on a mm pnlii GEORGETOWN and ill tint do Acton mike r to the Predion int f rem Friday January Lobster for Breakfast Thats Down East Bill ten of R Georgej town enjojtd Ins Christmas and Nov huiidavs in Halifax his Due to bad Jiving weather his arrival 1 dclajcd until in The pi me Bill was grounded at Montreal until the abated Two Halifax that Bill brought bid showed cars stranded and utter confusion here Several feet of snow was on the level To quote Bill the caused havoc with ships at and ciused thousands of damage to lobster traps and fish nets The sea food Bills mother provided him with more than made up for his late arrival Fresh lobster salmon aid vent son was very much appreciated When Bill was asked by his I mother as lo what he would prefer for his breakfast Thej was short lobster Some good old fashioned I shin with good old country also enjoyed by the Hatch fainilj RICH FOOD and family I their Christmas and holidays with I lions near Bancroft Hoicver the rich food etc nuts boon a little too I much for for unlike Bill Ljlc seemed to be ab sent for a few days In fact In truthful I havent seen him THE FLY Whin trout flies this wintir it not necessary to havc a lol of feathers A fly can be hum a pelt Tiie guard hairs can be used I the tai lhc blue grey fir can be spun on the thread wound around to th body rib is not if ribbing Is preferred tinael or flow will do Guard bain can also be used to form the win plaeo a sparse amount un der of hook for Hook sizes in 8 and In style hooka will do I well This drab fly to be a good producer on PARASITES DI5EASES AND ACCIDENTS OF THE DEER Among the of deer commonly occurring In Ontario re the large liver fluke tain stages of at least three tapeworms ticks stomach worms larval fliei wingless fly and Ticks and may help lo spread other types of but under normal conditions parasites have few harmful ef feet on a deer destroy the deer would be io eliminate the possibility of of the parasite When overcrowding occurs Intensity of paraiUsm in creases At the same tune thi strain on food supplies is great Undernourished deer then succumb lo the combined effects of parasites and dent food Similarly deer are subject lo such infectious diseases Bangs disease brucellosis fib romatosis and However disease conditions are perfectly natural and do not adversely affect whole pop- illations unless some other feature arises Indeed the elimination of vidua ts is desirable to ensure continuing strong and well ad pled species parasites and disease do not greatly deer until the population in a particular area Is large the limiting tor representing them appears well up on the board Many kinds of accidents killj deer Bucks lock antlers Deer drow after breaking I through thin ice They ma be hit by cars or trains or taught in forked trees or dn aa a result of many kinds freak accidents The numbers lost however are few in lion to whole populations an do not really limit deer above Information the of Lands and Forests nukes on realize that our deer more tens than hard tors and uhnters More on the deer next week This la til for this week sol Boston turned the power Now York ind won a real thriller with Ion of opportunities and g goal lending Hon r track Toronto had to extend them selves to down Chic 150 middle Good defensive 1 them Ins play by Chicago and excellent nelminding kept store low IILlk as ami the it more Mid I GEORGETOWN funllv Milton leiisla Carnal off Oakvile should be Hie people e owners JANUARY 1 for our Detroit in the late show l 11 or fuhm trcal showed real rushes of apeed power lo put tins before one away 1 of the to the bus it 1 man of Brj in I in net for Chicago made greit JUVENILES DIDNT SHRINK pict of all kinds and also sal tight line enjoy outdoors I and Journey KID HOCKEY for January NHL Boston York Toronto L01 Chicago va Philadelphia 50 Detroit Montreal Scrape and Flood St Louis out the hone racing j ninth Serebnn Burlington iboil I In suet ess D Irani Georgafown 1 1 Duncan be toiiMiltcd J on pissed R Evans Milton Hcppai Il Real Burlington Brampton It Rich Burlington N Ferguson Milton Grant Geo J hive not to Preston my club- in ihe J Chambers Preston Juvenile Lea lie Thomas Milton do jusi tint Arch picture wis J Guelph son who John Weber lv in the is Ihe Bin Parker Preston is iinHown A Sat la hopped do vi SKATE CHANGE QUEEN ST BRAMPTON We Buy ICE Ron Sell SKATES Skate Sh Service pom spoils N0RVAL SHELL SERVICE ITS HERE THE MotoSki Lawn Garden Equip Reel Mowers Winter Twin Seasons 2 63609 Wnslon Blvc READ ALL THE SPORTB IN HERALD NORTH HALT0N CURLING NEWS JR A Weston Ham il Ion 3O Oshawa While 3010 Ottawa vs Monlreal 0010 JO London Kitchener 3O11 St Kills is and AMERICAN 11 Providence 15 Tulsa Springfield 15 Quebec 15 Baltimore Buffalo vs Columbus Pittsburgh Rochcstci SENIOR LEAGUE Schedule for January Womens Team Bows Out Of Provincial Playdownr by Traccy and June mi 45 Wooi Gait this is the ilie Hepburn th he a full evening of fun and dancing Coma not curling Saturday January Is our first winter fun diT tor tit curling and fun in the snow A 1 is only i Hot doft and dnnkfi will be provided Mom j dud can have slipper In the evening and Time noon to pJn for i in on for Mom and dad if ml Wo would like it this time lo add an accolade to Beenty Ins for the filicots of ice we had for the if lhc Ihlton and Peel on Monday nifhU There were many good remark outside rinki and about the Ihursl of our Ilie idns Million our competitive earn put tip a good hit eliminated from the provincial after Hirer of hard curling We hid three skips from North enter In the Ladies Open In Brampton last week and I were nil trying to win Hose Bowl and her rink of Malnprita KHean Gardner and Roberts came in second In event weeks and Peel taw only link with big pri7e Ron Larry Gardner Ed I and Jim won the fourth event Graham Doug His mil Pat went to Milton with their day Doug was runner up in the first event he third event and Pat third in tha first inner mots PANTS rum i NicKt BIG SAVINGS OH HUNTING CLOTHING JACKETS PANTS SKATES PANTS GLOVES SHOULDER PADS SHIN PADS USED SKATES Buy Hockey Sticks Got Third FREE NEW AND USED GUNS TRADED- SPORTING GOOD SINCE 193B OF BRAMPTON rinks for the wis thud emit lions ali STORES TO SERVE YOU PEELS POPULAR SPORTS CENTRES GUI IN ST BRAMPTON MALL SHOPPERS WORLD MIIMS IS