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MINOR ATOM TIGERS The Tigers team for the season The Tigers wilt be placing In the Minor Atom Division Halton And Peel Soccer Scoreboard SQUIRT Georgetown a Oakvllle This was a good clean game and although Georgetown played well fully deserved their win was leading at half time and In the second half a stout defensive effort by Georgetown held them to just one more goal MINOR ATOM Georgetown Brampton 2 This was a good game in spite of the wet and soggy field with Georgetown dominating play for most of the game At the half the score was for Georgetown with the Brampton goalie keeping the score down with some excellent goal ten ding Georgetown had the upper hand in the second half as well but on the scoreboard It was even with the teams ex changing a single goal each Marksmen for Georgetown were Mark Waters Eric Clark and Mark Williams Howie Oram and Kevin Gillespie played well in the Georgetown offense with Gary Morrow and Blake Harrison solid in defense MINOR ATOM Georgetown Georgetown had their best victory over Chlnguacousy in a long time In this game winning Mark Williams scored the first two goals for Georgetown after 10 minutes and 18 minutes Of the first half Mark broke in the clear on a pass from his defence The second goal came when a Chlnguacousy defender put the ball back to his goalie rather slow and Mark came in bet ween to beat the goalkeeper It looked as if the wind was in Georgetown s favor for the first half So the second half could have been a different story but again Georgetown started very strong although it was not until the 18 minute mark when Mark Waters broke through to score Eric Clark put the icing on the cake with a beautiful header from a comer kick at the minute mark These boys play very good soccer due to the good coaching of Bob Morrow and Jim Clark MINOR ATOM Georgetown 3 Burlington This was the minor atom best performance of the season They passed the ball very well and the defence played a superb game At the end of the first half Georgetown were leading on goals by Kevin Arthur after a clever four way passing play and Mark Waters Burlington started well the second half and scored quickly to make the score 1 However David Williams restored George towns two goal lead with a Beautiful header and Georgetown was in control up to the dying minutes of the game when Burlington scored on a penalty Striker Mark Waters and winger Eric Clark shone on the Georgetown attack and Scott Murray and Fred Kendrick played a solid game on defence MAJOR ATOMS Georgetown 1 Burlington 1 Burlington scored first from a goalmouth scramble In the middle of the first half although Georgetown was the more attacking team Ten minutes Into the second half Kirk Warnoch scored for Georgetown from a pass by Gory Lockwood Both defenses played well as the score indicates and there was little between the teams Georgetown 1 Brampton Georgetown picked up a narrow 1 victory over Brampton In this one although they could have ended up with a more convicing win as they did have more of play than their Luckily Gary Lock woods goal was enough to pick up the victory MAJOR MOSQUITO George townO Burlington was a good game for both players and fans with the local ending up losing 20 although ihey were competitive for most of the game Reps Mother nature played an Important role In this game a rather unfavorable role from Georgetown point of view Chlnguacousy won the toss and elected to play with a strong breeze behind them Georgetown held off s persistent attacks for the first minutes but then Chlnguacousy got on the scoreboard with a couple of Macs milk MOORE PARK COUNTRY SWEET BACON 89 LB CHUCK STEAKS GROUND CHUCK 99 BLADE SHORT RIB ROASTS 99 Values On Sale May to June 1st high tosses Into the top of the net Before the half ended they added a couple more goals and one of these was another assisted high ball When the teams turned around the breeze died away and the result was a more evenly played half with edging the local boys make the final score 7 Scott Wakfer and Brian Hoy ward were the Georgetown marksmen Bantam Reps Acton I This was a good win for Georgetown with Gory Richardson Mike Ackroyd Ken and David Patterson scoring Georgetown goals Georgetown led in the first half but In the second Acton came back to make the game more even Wayne Osborne stopped a penalty In the second half to highlight a good team performance AND PEEL SCORES Georgetown Chlnguacousy Burlington Brampton Burlington MINOR ATOM Burlington Chlnguacousy 0 Georgetown Brampton Oakvllle 1 Brampton Georgetown Burlington Georgetown 4 Chlnguacousy MAJOR ATOM Chlnguacousy Burlington Georgetown Brampton Oakvllle Brampton Georgetown Burlington Chlnguacousy Georgetown MINOR MOSQUITO Burlington Georgetown Acton Oakvllle Chinguacousy Brampton MAJOR MOSQUITO Burlington II Oakvllle Brampton Burlington Georgetown Burl ngton Chlnguacousy 1 Georgetown 7 Brampton SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL CABLE TV SUBSCRIBERS For Emergency Service After Hours Saturday Sunday and Holidays call 8782663 Wednesday 6 3D Community ail board H z rst A THURSDAY Common 1 board Georgetown Bow 40 Pastors Study FRIDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY COMMUNITY TELEVISION 37 Main Street South 877 521 Baseball AllStars ARMBRO CONSTRUCTION TYKE ALL STARS In their league opener the Armbro Boys were clubbed 101 by a hard hitting Burlington team Burlington stepped up to the plate Intent on belting every pitch they could and by the end of the second Inning had opened a lead They cruised to victory from there on Two bright spots In this game however were the playing efforts of Paul Wilson batting two for two and Lance Douce I who did a good lob of relief pitching Lance allowed only three runs in five Innings of relief pitching two of the runs being unearned The Tykes will open their home schedule on Monday against with an exhibition on Friday at the Fairgrounds ALL STARS Tho W T Moore Construction opened their schedule with two convincing wins over CampbeUvllle In the first at home the construction boys swamped 26 1 John Barnes two hit pitching effort was the highlight of the game The hitting Karolldls three for rive and Mike two for five proved to be all the offensive power needed On Saturday In Camp the Moore boys continued their runaway spree with a to 4 victory Home runs by BUI Steve DeRocher Steve Bastcdo led the attack Steve recorded the win with a 13 strikeout performance BANTAM ALL STARS Mike Georgetown Chrysler Bantams dropped a decision to Brampton In a loosely played game at Brampton With Brampton playing hard hitting tight ball game the only bright spot for Chrysler boys was Dave Tawesends effort On Wednesday at home the Mike Tarp Bantams registered a win in a very close game The final score was over a quick lead at tho end of the first in ning Georgetown allowed S tree lie to catch up and then take the lead at the end of the sixth Georgetown won the game In the seventh inning with some good base running scoring the tying and winning run Terry Waldrum walked than stole second and third scoring on an error at third Larry Burns hit a single stole second and third then scored the winning run on a hit by Paul Sargent Mark hit two for two M1DGLT ILL In their home opener the Lions Club Midgets picked up a nine to nothing win In a defaulted game by Milton There is no report on this game THE HERALD Wednesday May It MM Pages JAMES STREET CLOSED between Draper and Churchill Streets has been temporarily closed to traffic for Installation of department checks the depth new sewage pipes A work of excavation man for the public works Council Provides Recreation Pamphlets Residents of Hills will receive pamphlets from the recreation deportment outlining their programs this summer Counc 1 agreed to a resolution from Coun Roy Boo that the pamphlets should be printed and mailed for a cost of Coun Booth noted that he price had been reduced from an original estimate The cost Includes mailing a pamphlet to each and every resident In Hills ex plained Booth at the meeting last Wednesday night If we don pass this we better be to advertise in the local papers for a ft gher cost By agree resolution council halted a running argument between themselves and the recreation director Doug Coll Is on on the protect Two weeks ago Mr was refused nls request for for the program Lost Tuesday night the committee of the Whole decided to withdrawn recommendation from the General Ad ministration Committee s which asked council to agree to the project at a cost not to exceed i At that time Coun suggested it be withdrawn until the recreation budget was set However Coun Booth out that the recreation pleaded with us on two for the pam phlets If It is put off until budget time It may do irreparable harm to the program he added Council seems to be against recreation he said It getting to the point of ludicrous In order to provide recreation to the town its Coun Armstrong denied the statement by saying No one on council is against recreation or the recreation director I Just want to know how these things are going to be distributed througli the mall in the schools In the town of flees how he added BANTAM Burlington Ch nguacousy Georgetown 4 Acton 1 Brampton A A JUNIOR B Burlington Oakvllle Georgetown 1 Raiders To Receive 500 The town of Hills is donating to he Georgetown Raiders In tcrmedlatc A Hockey Club of the Ontario Hockey Association to defray this year operating Council passed a last Wednesday night from the General Ad ministration Committee to donate the money for the team which has won the A Championship three years in a row Coun Roy Booth told the council members that the donation was reduced from SI 000 which the club asked for purchase Jackets for team members Halton Ladies Softball League HIGH SCORING GAMES DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF ACTION During he first week of action In the Halton Ladies Softball League the girls had the r big bats booming with a total of 146 runs scored during the six games played Hlllsburgh amassed a total of SB runs In two games they played with two lopsided victories over Georgetown and Dixie l hitters batted In runs In their two victories 22 over Hornby and blasting of Dixie Glen Williams won their only game played during the week with a shutout win over Hornby by the score of Misslssauga defeated Georgetown 11 In a hard fought game provea to be the closest scoring game of the first week action Game number one between Glen Williams and Misslssauga will be rescheduled at a later date and Is to be ployed in Glen Williams instead of Scores of games up to and Including May Game Glen Williams at Misslssauga to be rescheduled Game Georgetown 5 at Hlllsburgh Game 22 at Hornby Game 11 at Georgetown Game at Dixie 1 Game Dixie I at 27 Game 7 at Glen Williams Glen Williams Misslssauga Georgetown Hornby Dixie Standings as of Tuesday May Played Won lost Pts Schedule for upcoming garnet Games Wed May Game 10 ThuMayM Game Game 12 Game 13 MonJuna Game 14 WcdJun5- Camels I ThuJune Gomel FrlJun7 Game 18 Game 19 SunJunO Game MonJunlO Dixie at Misslssauga Glen Williams at Hillsburgh 45 Hillsburgh at Hornby JO Strcetaville at Georgetown Streelsvllle at Glen Williams Hornby at Dixie at Georgetown at Hornby Glen Williams at Dixie Hlllsburgh at Georgetown Misslssauga at Georgetown at Glen Williams Kinsmen Club of Georgetown PRESENTS THE FOURTH ANNUAL KIN ARENA SATURDAY JUNE 15 couple OHANIAN CARPET ENTERPRISES Moore Park Plaza 8776515 Specialists In LUXURIOUS BR0ADL00M ANNOUNCEMENT ANDY CLARK Service Manager Mr Cole President of RALLY SPORT of Brampton Is pleased to announce the of Andy Clark as Service Manager Mr C ark comes to Rally Sport with many years of In the Automo tive trade Andy s well known throughout Acton Rockwood Georgetown areas He Is married and his wife and two children still resides the area Sport you to drop and discuss your Automotive problems with RALLY SPORT LAST 3 DAYS Thur Fn Sot OF OUR MAY SALE Dont Miss Out On The Savings 20 OFF Alt Outside 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