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Midgets Travel in Style When Sunny Acres Sponsors The relationship between Ge orgetown Sunny Acre Farms Midget hockey club and their sponsor Walter Blond must bo the closest thing to a admiration society In the realm of minor hockey as a sponsoi is more tike a devotee When the Mid gets played In the vilte Quebec tournament in February they liked the holiday so much they went on a win bingo and their Ion championship The team travelled down by train but when it came timo to return home accommodation snogs made it appear they were In for an enforced delay FLEW HOME Bianci promptly arranged to have the team flown home and so the successful week ended with an flight to Tor onto International Airport and a bus ride from there to town Sunny Acre Farms also picked up the tab for on air hop to Trenton it by the team Playing in the OMHA playoffs gainst Trenton the George town boys looked travel weary in losing to the big Trenton crew In their first away Biancl saved them the four hour train trip next time around with the chartered flight Even though they were knocked from the playoffs the players were aware the only ones try Players coach and manager can tell of other Instances not so spectacular as those two ex but generous neverthe less which make them grate ful to their sponsor SAY THANKS Saturday at the conclusion of the International Bantam Hoc key Tournament they took ad vantage of the big crowd on hand to express their to and his family Team captain I Butter worth presented him with special recognition trophy cap tain Alec Ovendon presented Mrs with a dozen roses alternate captain Brian Beau presented a bouquet to his young daughter Shelley and team stick boy Blake Dixon presented his sons Gory and David with hockey sticks signed by all the members of the team No other sponsor has ever done so much tor a team commented coach Ron Dixon ho said thanks publicly No one can dispute NORTH HALTON CURLING NEWS by Jane and Tracy Barragcr Georgetown Sunny Acres Farms Midget captain Brad presents sponsor Biancl with a trophy In special recognition of hia generosity Choose It from Canada largest rental com and trucks ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS Two Youth Bowling Teams Seeking Canadian Honours Overtime Goal Sinks Juveniles Georgetown Juveniles and Welland Juveniles locked horns even in Milton Juvenile Hockey Tourn ament Monday that resulted In overtime victory for canal town The tournament contests are two minute periods and though Georgetown took four minor penalties in the first per lod and second tho clubs could not find a goal winner came at of the sudden death over time Georgetown netmlnder son Barber was outstanding In this fast well played contest loss dropped George town into the Consolation round Willi game one played last night Junior boys and bantam girls bowling I cam from George town Bowl will be trying for Ian champion hips In Vancouv this weekend wear ItU crests presented by Mayor Smith at a council meeting In March They trill also carry a letter from Mayor Smith to he may or or Vancouver thanking bat city tor hosting the local earns Mayor Smith old the teams both of whom are Southern On champions that very few people from here have earned he honour of competing for a Canadian title and own Is proud of them The Bantam age range Is 1 and under Also competing In the National Youth Bowling Council championships will be Juniors 13 to 15 yean of and to SO In all youngsters from across Canada will be hunting for Canadian titles while be majority of youngsters In he rest of he country are hunting for Easier eggs The bowling starts April 11 through 12 and All he young bowlers taking port have advanced through competition In their respective bowling centres gone and Inclnl playoffs and are all that registrant As well as the competitions the weekend schedule Includes a Sunday morning church salmon barbecue enter alnment a Chinese smorgas bord and bus ours of he area GOLFERS ARE YOU THINKING OF MEMBERSHIP Take advantage and save If you join before the end of April at HILLTOP GOLF CLUB ERIN ONTARIO Rogers Speed and Custom SPEED EQUIPMENT and AUTOMOTIVE Guolph Street Nerval 877 8123 Warehouse ClearOut Specials ONLY I CHROME REVERSE WHEELS 14x6- FORD DODGE Set of FORD DODGE Set 4 RALLY SLOTS WITH CENTRES CHEV FORD DODGE SET OF 4 Sold on first come first served Basis Delivery Date April All orders must be received not later than April GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE Is beginning a SENIOR LADIES LEAGUE AGES AND OVER Pec Mall address phone and registration to Kinsmen Girls Softball League Drive Georgetown Play Every Wednesday STARTING MAY at GEORGETOWN PARK The last rocks of the season have been thrown at North Curling Club Saturday the men competed for the Silver Campbell and his rink of Peter Mann Bob and Ron Perego won trophy Second prize to Jeff Duck 3rd to Norm Constantino and Jack Hamilton Second event was the Standard Products trophy with Bill French skipping his rink of Sam Mackenzie Glen and Bob Tripp winners Following were rinks skipped by Harv Chappel Tracy Barrnger and Tom Burgess Talking to Bob Harris at Sunday a party he told me they won the third event in the Air Canada They got off to a shaky start but finished to win the last three games With were Stan Jack and More field Winners for he lost draw Id ladles curling were Mondays 1st Lorraine Lena Burns Vi Bradley Michm 2nd Emily Jane Burrows Marg Cameron Ruby Steed Tuesdays 1st Grace Ann Wiley Joanne Morton Joyce Grose 2nd Joy Noble Arden Cathy Naydcne Wednesdays 1st Lorraine Mary Bennett JoAnn Garry 2nd Mackenzie Clara Ann Meal Laurie Johnstone Wed Business Girls 1st June Freeman Ann Mann Gcrt McGec Lois Hal am 2nd Jean Chappel Eleanor Hogarth Dor is Duff Mary Lou Robinson 3rd Vcrna Vclma Ncden Shircly Hoffman Hickcy Thais Brown Lorna Elliott Rose Lock wood Thursday A M 1st June Magnuson Eileen Gardner Jane Evans Alice Walker 2nd Joan Doris Cox Bobbie Phillips Thursday P M Vivian Dot Hamilton Sandy Tim leek Shirl lemon 2nd Fayo Jean Roberts Rose Lock wood We would like to thank the Herald for allowing space far our curling news The paper has given good too for and special events There will be no column next week but we be back with final wrapup after the curling closing party on tho 17th Pete Sports HUNTING FISHING LICENSES Main St RUPP FUN MACHINES FOR FUN PEOPLE Mini Cycles Snowmobiles GoKarts 1 New SnoWmoblle at Low Sale Price at KEITHS SMALL ENGINE On 7th Line Just north of Maple Avenue beside Shell Station Open Sat all Day Georgetown Minor Hockey Support Group PARENTS SKATING PARTY Thursday April 8th 8 NO STICKS PLEASE SPRING MEANS BALL Kinsmen Girls Softball League starts May Shouldn You T1 Shorts Farm Owners Everybody Let us help with your tax problems now -can- Associate Tax Consultants 232 Street Suite No Appointment Necessary HOURS Monday to Friday cm to p to Sat Norval Team Wins Industrial Hockey The learn which op set the pennant winners in George town Industrial Hockey League semi finals has gone- on the championship Nerval who bounced over North in an extremely even scries von the title Sua day by donning Mac a Milk The victory gave hem the best of five set three garnet to one scored the only two goals of the Initial period and at point owned a lead It was 3 1 alter two periods and fashioned a 1 scoring edge In he third Mo nekton unassisted Brad Icy from Mo nekton and son Kid doll from Graham Korzack from Cunningham and Brush unassisted were who built to tal Johnson from and and ted delivered for he milkmen DAD CAN SAY accAusemoMciws num Georgetown Cycle Sports WATER ST CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP Family Billiards OVER SUPERIOR STORE MR JOHN SWAN pleated to he hat Family effective Immediately and will to operate the lime hour ON SALE THIS WEEKEND WED SAT APRIL FANCY tint CREAM CORN MEXICAN SIZE Canteloupes C FANCY GRADE Spartan Apples GROWN NO GREEN CABBAGE head FLORIDA NO 1 A CELERY HEARTS bundle ARIZONA NO 1 GREEN TOP BUNCH CARROTS CREAM CORN Horieypod L WR 37c CLOVER CREAM CREAM ICE Half 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