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They hit the muddy roads THE HERALD Wednesday November Pfu7 Despite the damp misty weather and muddy roads the Georgetown GT Motorsport club held Its annual car rally Sunday Eight cars started the 60milc course that included a twomile hike through part of the Bruce Trail and all but one finished A Triumph driven by Heather Buchanan with Paul as navigator lost a muffler on one of the special sections and failed to finish Nell and Mary Lou Young won the rally driving Volvo Hz Winners were chosen on a point system Cars arriving late at any section were penalized and cars arriving early were also penalized to discourage speeding The team with the least points were winners The final results were 1st Nell and Mary Lou Young Volvo i Glenn and Beth fllO 3rd Vera and Linda DaleJohnson Volvo John Eckersley and Geoff Blrchbeck Toyota Corona Rob and Marie Chambers Chevrolet Monte Carlo Geoff Walker and Tom Tcder Dodge Dart Dave Craig and Bannhter Volkswagon Paul and Heather Buchanan TBB did not finish Georgetown minor hockey Bob OUlvlcr presents prize Brian Battyc for Ontario Outdoor best story ONTARIO OUTDOORS A few thoughts on past fishing season ByBobOIUvler It seemed wherever I went as in other years I found traces of carelessness and stupidity by those who claim to be sport and sportswomen When looking under rocks or worms and salamanders for bait why not replace those rocks as you found them They must be In that position a long time to make it a favorable location for worms or other small creatures All grass la gone and the soil is moist and shady That is why the environment Is right for these small beings By replacing the rocks you will provide for future stocks for another year Maybe a small thing but it does make sense The thoughtless leaving of Monofilament line have mentioned before What have you done about It this year Next year make it a part of the fishing scene No mono line and where it is left by others pick it up I have come back many times with my pockets full of the stuff If we all did this Any one catch one of those brown trout that were seen off Brighton this year They were taken In Commercial Gill Iters equipment In Lake Ontario and are part of the planted by the State of New York In the spring of Hundreds of Browns Were discovered at the Robert Saunders Dam and the Province of Ontario has not planted Brown Trout for many years They claim that It Is not needed We have enough of them Coho were planted each year since In the Credit River and this was in creased to in 1973 and doubled to in The result of this stocking program is very evident today It is also plainly obvious that the lam prey side Is working The salmon caught are nice clean fish if taken before they reach Streetsvllle It was also a good year for commercial fisheries million pounds of fish were caught These gained an in come for the fishermen of 363 272 A look at the chart of taken species and tonnage recorded by the ministry of natural resources shows species White Bass Yellow Perch and Walleye are in tnis list although they fail to mention how many salmon and trout were taken There Is however one Item on the list that Is curious Animal unclassified for a total weight of 818 pounds I wonder what these may bo OH YES LAKE TROUT Total take for was 112 pounds Who would even think of planting Walleye plckeral in Fairy Lake in Acton When was the last time you fished there It is so baa that you don t cast more then a few feet at a time I have fished there several times this year and the bass and pike fishing Is fair The bass are hard to find and the pike are mostly small but Walleye PHEASANT HUNT AT SIB BALD POINT This area is open every day except Sunday till November and the limit is two birds per hunter These are quite often taken in a very short time and hunters must register and check back in at noon When all are In at least one bird per hunter registered is released These are stocked birds that are crossed tame stock to provide a bird that Is very wild and more hardy than the wild stock alone This makes for a more challenging hunt where the bird has the best advantage If you take your deer or moose hide to the collection station at or Midhurst your name wltl be entered in a draw for made to rn sure deer or moose hide Jacket mitts and slippers While on the subject of deer I think of the effect of the proposed pipeline Everyone has his say on it and so called experts say that the line will have no effect on the animals I saw a film some time ago and it showed a deer so afraid of a twoinch Irrigation pipe laying on the ground that It was several minutes before he would cross over it He tried to go to the end of it but the pipe was too long and the dilemma of the deer was very prevalent So much for pipe lines And to close a quote from a book by Bob Turnbull of the Globe and Mail Crisis On The Credit from 1963 It is a fair country this the Credit River Valley and not the least reluctant lo share its secrets with those who love the outofdoors but it Is pale shadow of its abundant past A lot has been done since that book stirred the Ire of many and the action of others But Yours for ONTARIO OUT DOORS MINOR ATOM October Georgetown Burlington The defence protected Kevin Gillespie Third shutout In a row thanks to great games by Marc Snow Dave Douce tie Blake Harrison Jeff Sargent and Greg Greg Robertson scored his long awaited first goal of the season and was skating like a pro throughout all three periods Goal scorers were Jeff More from Brian Jobb Greg Robertson from Maurice David Eric Clark and Andrew Broun from Eric Clark MINOR BANTAM October Georgetown The best line on the Ice was Ian Greg Thompson and Bruce McCandless They the puck well and could had several more goals The score did not indicate the play as Georgetown outs hot Guelph five to one Bruce McCandless played a standout game scoring the first hat trick of the season for the team Kevin played his best game to date making many nice plays John Barnes was solid on defence He had eight good shots from the This team is still unbeaten in six starts and Is playing good hockey The test will be when Milton cornea lo town on Tuesday Nov 12 Game time Lets cheer the boys on Goal scorers were Bruce from Ion and Greg Thompson Bruce McCandless from Marly Power Bruce from Greg Thompson Ian Reekes from Mike McMencmv and Marty Power unassisted MINOR MIDGET October Georgetown Georgetown played welt even though they did go down to defeat Greg Sherk plaved a solid two way game Andy Broad bent figured In both Georgetown goals Merle and Robert Hatcher also played well We are breaking in five players who are new comers to County Hockey and we are pleased with their performance to date Goal scorers were Andy Broadbcnt from Robert Hat and Mike Richmond from Randy Bergeron and Andy Georgetown Brampton 3 Georgetown Major Atoms went on a scoring spree to down Brampton by an score Mike Mitchell started the scoring for Georgetown assisted by Kevin Bobbins and Mike then Adams scored assisted by Dave Norton and Kennedy Robblns then scored assisted by Duane and Mitchell followed by goals by Adrian Vugts assisted by Adams Kennedy assisted by Adams Bobby Morrow assisted by Adams Adams scored his second assisted by Norton and Kennedy and Kevin Frank ended the Georgetown scoring unassisted Adams had himself a big point game with 2 goals and 3 assists and Kennedy a three point game with one goal and two assists Thursday Oct 7 p m against Oak ville October AncaiterZ Georgetown handed the Georgetown major atoms their first loss of the young season with a win Dave Norton and Kevin Frank worked hard for Georgetown against a strong ska ting team October Georgetown 1 The major atoms bounced back from their recent loss to Ancaster to down Milton 31 The whole team skated well and moved the puck around with Mike Mitchell starting the scoring assisted by Hatcher and Kevin Robblns Bobby Morrow scored Georgetown s second goal assisted by Kirk Wamock and Rlvy Kennedy and Dave Norton scored third and decisive goal assisted by Kennedy MAJOR October Georgetown Georgetown major were by Oak and dropped a decision to them Danny Reynolds from Bill and from Reynolds accounted for the Georgetown two goals Good efforts were turned Herb Kewley and Lenze on defence and Brian Simpson and Curtis Marcil worked hard for the forward brigade Brian in goal for Georgetown made a lot of good saves though six goals were put behind him October Milton 3 Georgetown 1 Georgetown major pcewees went down to another defeat a 3 1 loss to Milton Sam Bell scored the lone tally unassisted Mike Maknovyk In goal played well and Barry Simpson John Thorpe and Terry Mostaard of the forwards worked hard and John Lehman of the defence turned In a good effort This team needs a win badly but a lot of hard work by all of lis members Is necessary if they are to go on the winning side of the score sheet Thursday Nov p m against Oak ville MAJOR BANTAMS October Georgetown Steve Dodge of the Georgetown major bantams played a good game in goal allowing only two goals to give Georgetown their Third win of the season Scoring for Georgetown were Tim Turner from Bob Allison Mike from Bob Mc and from Blake and Allison October 31 Georgetown 3 Milton Georgetown major bantams overcame a 20 lead In the first period to defeat them 3 in a fast hard fought game The line of Carl Bell Frank and Gary Thompson came up with their best game to date and started Georgetown comeback with the first goal Bell scored assisted by Gary Thompson and Don Thompson The Allison Turner line continued their scoring spree adding the tying and winning goals finishing off some neat passing plays Allison scored assisted by Emmerson and Terry Simpson and Turner scored assisted by and Allison Next home game Thursday Nov 7 m against Burlington SECOND PLACE in Sun day GT rally went to Lee not in he picture Glenn and Beth Broomhead Originally Beth Shapeup Spiel opens new curling season was going to drive the but Lee find a navigator for his own car so Beth became navigator LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK 0AKQUEEN Sunny Indian summer days and warm nights did it The Georgetown Curling Club Ice wasn ready as planned But by the time this article goes to press we hope that you are out throwing practice rocks The men have changed their schedule slightly They hope to open the season on Nov 11 with a mini ShapeUp Spiel Nothing too energetic just a chance to hove fun and to timber up those tight muscles For the men who Haven t signed up for the season yet please put your name on the board and join the Shape Up Spiel Remember Wednesday Nov the Business Girls are showing recent curling films and serving refresh ments All new lady curlers will be most welcome Bowling SCOTLAND Team Standings Nothings Yet Flyers Heather Hookers 15 Rookies 14 High Averages Laura Storey Colin Hicks Bill Jack Alex Donaldson Dot Hicks Bill Barclay 200 High Scores Dot Hicks Stephen Foster Laura Storey 210 Betty Barclay 230 GIVE US A 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