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ALLEYWAYS BANTAM GTTLS Wendy has the high average of Her 313 single and triple are also on top Team Standings Knockers Down Goofle Wildcats 37 S 34 Alley Cats 31 Wildcats dumped Fighting in three games blasted Slow Pokes in two and totals Knockers Down ditched Swingers in all 3 games Gooflo Goolies creamed Yum Girls in three games sloshed Banana BANTAM BOYS The high average of 1 eld by Gory Richardson also has the high single of J and the high triple of CM Team Standings Cardinals Archies Spoilers PioI Splits for two games and total Famous Six Mini pins Alley Cats outclassed strikers Bombers 34 I S in all three games Pioneers gained a triple win NIFTY NINE Lynn Scarborough 370 Stephanie Cox 229 Jill Clifford 209 Kathy Eak ins Sylvia Wendy Bousklll Diane Marshall Yvonne Corbett Kim Christie 188 NORTH HALTON CURLING NEWS by J and Tracy Barrager Windup Dinner Was Last Rock In North Haltons Curling Year Last Saturday evening was the last official function of the curling season at North Curling Club The curling closing and presentation of the final trophies were completed after a fine turkey dinner was served The winners of the first mixed draw Paul Barber Dor othy Young Lome Cox add Cathy Second mixed draw Tony Hull Wendy John Hayburst and JOBS WELL DONE Lee introduced the head table and thanked the heads of each committee for jobs well done Lee hod a special word of tbanla for the fine jab and staff have done this year The compliments on our Ice were well received and noted from the outside rinks as well as from our own curlers Mr Carter received a thank you for a ion well done We would like to say thank you for all the people who navel helped to compile information for the column A special thanks to John Cornelius for his help with the lists of winners and scores from some of the Saturday and Sunday spiels as well as many other things too numerous to mention HAVE A GOOD SUMMER I hope you have all enjoyed the post curling season and activities and are looking forward to a good summer of golf or whatever It does not matter If you won or lost its how you ployed the game and enjoyed the fellowship of all the members See you all next curling season in their tflt with Egg Beads riddled Green Hornets In two games but lost total pins Spoilers clinched a lone win over Cascade who took two and totals Famous Six annexed two ga mes from Mini Strikers shy on total pins Archies I trimmed Thunderbolts in all 3 games Bombers registered one win and total pins over Cordin- FIVE Gary Richardson Colin Hicks 1S8 Steven Harlow IBS Danny Thorn son 437 193 Patrick St rent JUNIORS Girls There is a very close race for high average between Yvonne currently at 198 and at 197 This one could be decided on the very last day Yvonne has the high single of well as the high three 769 Boys The high average of I Is hold by Doug Doug also has the high single of 369 and the high trio of Team Standings Bowling Buddies Incredibles Stars Blue Angels 37 Reb els 7 34 Blue Angels thrashed Rebels in all three games Unknowns clubbed Stumble Bugs for two games and totals Pin Busters whipped for three 7 creamed Champs taking the whole set Bowling Buddies smeared In crediblcs for three games Alii Stars shocked Georgetown Pros in all three games TOP TEN TOSSED Girls Debbie Monro Sheryll Mossop Debbie 602 306 Kim 222 Lorraine Harrison Boys Rick Gourlie 222 Frank David 252 Steven Burns 23 Chris Burke I 597 SENIORS Girls Lynne Wilkes has the high average of 195 Her sin- and trio are both Boys Mike of is on top Ho nasi the high single of 38 and the high trio of 909 Team Standings Electric Sun Dial 44 Keglers Scat last week Beavers Baffle Buffalo in Opening A Metro Police Rugger team will play Georgetown Beavers in the home opener Sunday the park field Is In playing con- 1 Beavers were in Buffalo for their first game of the season Saturday April where the University of Buffalo team piny them to a tie Beaver club members were satisfied with tho outcome con Buffalo had played such teams as Ohio Stato and Michigan State and beat them STAYED CLOSE Eighteen Georgetown Beavers made the trip of played a strong first half while enjoy ing the wind advantage and kept the ball in the Beaver half They scored six points early with a field goal fallowed by a try Beavers defense looked strong during rest of the half and finally scored with a try Doug Hilts ran this one to moke it 63 at half time With the wind at their backs in the 2nd half Beavers con trolled the ball Buffalo managed a score early in the period to regain their six paint advantage WIN SCRUM Beavers never let up their hard hitting plays persistence led to try Raymond Humphrey Beavers won a scrum in tho Buffalo end late in the game and Chris Hope picked up the ball and dashed over goal to create the score ODDS ENDS Birthdays are being cele brated this week by Sam Holmes April Lisa Brown- loo April Diana Fields April Congratulations to Gold Medal Junior Boys Teaml and the bronze medal bantam girls team both from George town Bowl The boys are the national champs while the girls placed a close third In their dl vison at the National Champ- In Vancouver OUTDOORS by George Canadian Honkers Winging North A Welcome Spectacle Yes It was a beautiful Easter weekend as no doubt everyone will agree even the majestic Canada goose thought so Ap proximately at am Easter Monday morning Harold Ben nett of R I Georgetown saw large flock of these birds winging their way northward Of course they wero heard honking first In the common Canada Goose Is second only to the swans It has a wing spread be tween and ft and ranges In weight from to 14 lbs On account of Its great size and excellent table properties it has probably been hunted as persis tently as any other game bird on this continent It is so wary sagacious and so difficult outwit that pursuit has always fascinated the keen sportsman and taxed his skill and his ingenuity more than any other game bird By fair means and foul this wonderful bird bagged by countless thousands over the years In spite of the murder onslaughts It has somehow managed to hold its own and under more enlfghtened game laws of today will prob ably materially increase in numbers V FORMATION On migration Canada Geese often assume the well known V shaped formation with the lea at the head From time to time during long flights change of leadership will take place familiar resonant honk honk of these geese in flight as the leader calls to his flock and they respond at frequent intervals never loses Its tic charm The old ganders know the way I and lead their trustful flocks by the straightest and safest route high in the air with the earth spread out below them like a map they follow no coast line no mountain chain and no river valley but direct- 1 ly onward over bill and valley river and lake forest and plain city town and country their course points straight to their summer homes Flying night or by day as circumstan ces require they stop only when necessary to rest and feed and then only in such places as their experienced leaders know to be safe i The Crce Indians at James Bay claim that the Canada Goose nest and raise their young from the south end of James Bay to Eskimo Point on Hudson Bay Of course they also nest and their young in the western marshes and oth er places south of Hudson Bay and James Bay In ending this about the Can ada I might say Its wonder ful to see them going north ag after such a steady winter that has Just passed CORNELIUS John Cornelius second from right with trophy winners Joe Grose left Hoffman Joe Louth and Peg C CTANDABD PRODUCTS Glen Magntison left Jack Hamilton Bill French and Bob Tripp SOLTEKS I left Gord CatupbelLetcr Mann and Bob EASTER MONDAY BRINGS 72 DEGREES AND A SOUTH WIND On April when this col is being read the rainbow trout smelts and pickerel runs should be in full swing course the best place to view the rainbow will be at the dam west of Alllston There is a nice park there and its well worth the admission money to stay for the day The River is nearby Much of the snow has gone from the hills and valleys be- and The Credit River at tho Credit Forks was high but fairly clear on Easter Monday Out Hali burton way and fur northward at Maine he wan the snow Is waist deep and the ice on the lake is approximately inches think the latter refers mostly to Matachewan Numerous lakes at especially the largo ones are not safe to bo on The smaller ones are the best bet for specks at least some nice trout were taken from them over tho hoi Id ays MORE WINNERS OF THE AWARDS AND j CASH PRIZES bass lbs even boss 7 lbs Pickerel lbs Lake trout lbs even I Brook Trout lbs all for this Issue So until next week Tight lines I enjoy the outdoors and safe journey THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY APRIL 9T1 Council Recognizes Champion Wrestlers Present Town Crests Georgetown high school si wrestling team which has made a name for lUelf In the wrest- ling world was honoured council Monday night when Mayor Bill Smltb and Cr Don- presented them with town crests In recognition of their achievements Mayor Smith congratulated them an the Ontario I Wrestling championship and singled oat Joe and Llewellyn for their special levement In winning the Cana dian championship They will bow represent Con- la In Japan where they compete for the World Champ ionship The them the school heir parents and the whole town was proud of them and their coach Lew Martin Its Bowls Then Rolls For Sisters LEASING A CAR GIVE US A TRY NORVAL SHELL SERVICE LICENSED MECHANICS REPAIRS HOUR EMERGENCY TOWING Radio Dispatched PHONE Mil Day or Night KEITH D ELLA Open every Ev 10 Both Georgetown Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi got together on Wednesday April 14 for a night of bowling Zeta Phi were the guests Alpha and the two Chapters combined to make four teams It gave the girls a chance to visit with- their Sorority Sla ters as well as having an even- out After the bowling everyone went back to the home of Alpha a president 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