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Page Wedaetday Auguit Recreation department needs a leader Gage wins Industrial title MIKE REYNOLDS of the Glen Williams Men fastball team Into third base In he first gome of a ployed in Glen Williams last Tuesday August 171 The Glen won the first game comfortable margin but Hamilton surprised the locals by taking the second game by a count Hugh Creo at Mo sport lly John I had an occasion on Tuesday of this week to rcferree a Junior game at It turned out to be one of the finest 1 have seen In many month The play was well above normal House League standard and would not have disgraced the Itnlton and Peel Rep League The- teams In question Arsenal va Centurions of the friendly rapport was throughout the game enjoyed by both players conches alike Congratulation must be given to Mr Service able Arsenal Coach and Grant Speed Centurion Coach for the skills shown during this game Until the last few minutes the Pincview result was always in doubt Unfortunately arrived Just nine players It Brans a ipral pity thai this situation must happen so often Realizing vacation periods do nave an upsetting effect on schedules a system should be devised whereby odd players from other teams could be called upon to fill in occasionally especially In this age of soccer Soccer players remember he game Li per cent Heart per cent skill per cent brains With per cent skill per cent brain and per cent Heart you are still a poor soccer player The second half of the season or the Rural League commenced with the Olympics away to Acton Once again this was an out standing game with Acton receiving their first defeat of season by a of 1 Goals by Mark Tonna and both break way a and well taken op porlunillcs and a penalty by Ken gate the Olympics the edge This the fourth meeting between these two teams with Acton winning out of games Credit or this should go to defenders Mark and David Stringer plus the very link men Jim and Bobby Tuesday ITlh Pegasus Waited Acton and had very poor evening taking their first loss of the season to the tune of Like most winning teams Pegasus to off and as usually in soccer they paid the price Thursday Pegasus in action this time at The lesson learned it Acton was not repealed Pegasus came home with a fine win Goal scorers in this game David Wicket Jamie Rnclnsky 1 Mike Peter Rode Coach Tage Ncllson with a big smile on his face remarked Acton really taught my Ding a Ungsl a lesson Just a comment on our You somehow get h that these hard working people an trealid as second class I doubt very much if their suggestions are listened Id let alone adopted Let us face the fact we are playing the game of Recreation have advisory boards committees financial studies and still poor recreation facilities For example weal PlneWcw after five years of operation with 150 club members still lake core of our own soccer grounds cut our own seed the field paint goalposts net tension Consequently parents remark why is not the rest of Ihe five acre playground grass cut like the soccer field My slock answer has to be Sorry Lady its not in budget The next question is but this is listed at a playground once again Sorry Lady Its not In the budget What we need Is a Recreation I with power someone with vision whose job is not on the line when something must be done who worry it not the mechanics of a project but the people its mean to Currently being considered 105 housing units at Mountain and River Drive estate homes on the Line another 100 homes on McLaren land may I ask Has any thought been given to llecreation facilities Would of our councillors lake a short trip to see two fine tennis courts a brand new soccer field and an outdoor skating rink cum lacrosse court all floodlit and that is for a small community Ml our activities are centred around arenas this Is Tine providing you arc bom with a pair of What about a gymnasium It could be used for indoor competitions Winlerl and a youth club Would this not help to keep down our rising crime rate Mrs Grant Speed gave birth to a fine girl on Aug 10 who scaled lbs husband Is he popular Coach of Ihe Centurions Congratulation both from 1ineview Club and many more of MM 12 Playoffs Wed Aug 25 16 Players of theWeck I Flyers Bob plays very well In all positions Hi Is and runs bases with equal skill George Elmers pitcher George pilches well Withnlitllehclpbchindhlm be a top notch hurler George Is a threat at bat at all times HILLS ST HILLS L7G AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES SEE US FOR COLUMBUS HEAVY DUTY SHOCK ADSORBERS AIR SHOCKS PROFESSIONAL QUALITY PARTS FOR ALL MAKES Quofify Products Where Qualify Counfs 8772236 STREET Soccer Cup Draw 976 Lionettes roar Aug Mon A Rangers vs Tornadoes Aug Tun Spartans vs Mustangs A vs Liverppol Sept 1 C Panthers vs Spurs Wed Aces vs Flyers Sept Thurs Stars Olympics C Senators Phantoms Hearts Wildcats United Spartans Sept Winners A vsB Winners AvsB Winners Cvs Villa Winners Wed Winners Sep 1 Sat Winners Evsr- Sept 1 Winners vsG Winners All gam above fl m Aug A Centurions Wolves ATOM Aug Moo A Aces Blue Knights Tuea B Turbo Chargers vs Meteors Sepl 1 Wed Shot Guns Thunderbirds Sept 2 D Motors vs Dynamites Crusaders Golden Jets Tuei Winners Wed G Winners DvaE Winners Sept Sat I Winners GvsH lAllgameSnbove MOSQUITO Ml games ate Wed CeHIc Sept Road vs Arrows Sept 3 Giants vs Flyers Sept Choice Air vs Dynamos Sept Wed Winners Sept Thuri Winners AvsD Sept 11 Winners EvsF JUNIOR GIRLS Game lime I All game except final at Centennial I Aug Tuft A Debutants vs Red Barons Sept Wed It Nationals Tuff Sept Sat E Wings vs Olympic Winners A vs t Winners SENIOR GIRLS Aug 30 A Rockets Sept Thurs B Socialites Bombers Halton tee topics Irwin 14 Baltimore Air coil 13 Baltimore Alrcotl out hit Irwin rate of to 1 lose by I run in a garni which was close all the way Roane Kubns injured Ihe instep of his right foot while attempting lo steal home and the gome was held up briefly as first aid was given Roane continued to play Winning Pitcher was Mark who guve up 9 hits walks and struck out Roane Is being charged with the loss allowed only and struck out 5 but permitted 19 free passes For Irwin Dorsey Dennis and Mark got wllh s driving in mates Mark Howie rapped a clean triple which also drove in two Irwin Baltimore Alrcoll had in line up hit safely Greg Keough went for with a triple and single and an RBi Roane Kubas went 2 for with a triple and single and had Roane been In form instead of hobbling to third he would have scooted all the way home Jane slammed a double which drove in a run Sherrl Hill Shannon Jackson Dennis Lawrence David and Jane Mltchcl all hud singles for the losers The outstanding playtr selection for Baltimore Alrcoil was Greg Keough and Mark for the Irwin Dorsey crew I J on tin 10 standard To Illustrate that Tuesdays win Standard Products was not a stroke of luck came back again Thursday lo Standard Products again and this time clinch first place Although one ties still have two games to play they cannot be removed from the House League championship In Thursdays encounter squeezed runs ram hits with Glen Farrow leading no parade with a triple and double Ricky Brien smashed a home run while Brian and Darren Kemp and Owen Gray added singles Darren Kemp was Ihe winning pitcher and Glen Farrow was selected as out standing player Standard Products hits only netted them 3 runs as Jodl and Terry Mcrril smashed doubles and singles were added by Bob Kent and Baron Terry Merrll was charged Standard Product loss and Darryl Boron was their outstanding player The Final league standings this poln determined Irwin who have two games yet to play move from to 3rd place however both games arc against the leading The Tyke House League playoffs will begin on Aug between and who ever finishes In 3rd place and he first elimination round will be by Sept On August 17 some of the ladies from North Halton Golf Club played in the lutcrclub at Credit Valley Golf Club Prize winners were Eileen Cun Lou Hunter and Peggy Corman Later In week on August 19 there was a Belter Ball event held at the Toronto Golf Millie Dutchbum and Eleanor Inglia won a prize a belter ball and Vi Clnpp and Eileen Cunningham also won a prize with a belter ball Are you NEW TO TOWN or hive you uit Into new WELCOME SERVICE Would Ilka to till an you with GIFTS and information about your new location The will glad to arrange your subscription to THE HERALD Joan at 8774812 Georgetown District Minor Hockey Association COACHES MANAGERS Anyone interested In helping as a coach manager or in any other capacity please complete this form below and send it to D PO Box 16 Georgetown or phone the following numbers for further information JOEPENTESCO SHIRLEY RICHMOND PHONE NAME ADDRESS PAST EXPERIENCE WITH OTHER POSITION REQUESTED Circle One or More COACH MANAGER LEAGUE COMMISSIONER TIMEKEEPER TYKE HELPER COMMITTEE MEMBER OTHER Which age group do you prefer to work with wish same team as last year Yes No If ys Name of last years team Midget tourney results By Till- tit At HAN rOUHNAMt NT III- Georgetown won first game by healing A good overall team effort was put but Lor I deserves mention for her good as well as Monica Pollock for a good catch at short stop In their second game Georgetown walked over by a final score of Colleen hit Ihe home run of the game in the inning Sharing the mound Worrall Kelly Jeanlne and Girardi pi lyed for the Cham game lost 11 At the end of the third Mar had two Georgetown had J in fourth Inning our team good wiih one and Jeanne Girardi scoring Kirn on third and Cheryl Webster on second when Atkinson hit a double sending Kim home and Cheryl to third where she collided with the short slop Cheryl was token Peel Memorial Hospital for rays and was later found to a pulled muscle in her neck Martlngrove Is be congratulated for their showing in winning Chinguacousy Girls Midget Tournament Coaches Pal Butler and Harold Gilmer were very pleased with the girls per formance on and off the playing field players won individual trophies and Georgetown won silver medallions Thanks go loMra J Hay the tournament convenor Ihe umpires Jim Ford President of our league and our supporters who cheered the learn on Players on this years team were Cheryl Webster Norccn Atkinson Colleen Kelly Frost Joan Gilmer Worrall Sllvana Swltzcr Janet Monica Polluck Lcanne Jeanine Kim and Sully Stroud who play due to an Injury 80 Hale Road Unit Brampton Phone 45 10494 Get a free nononsense ex planation and estimate on a quality central air con ditioning system We will come to your house at your convenience day or evening and talk about your heating and air conditioning requirements No sales pressure Carrier Central AirConditioning For Finest Food Attentive Service Try Pizza Spaghetti Ravioli Veal Scaloppme Veal Veal Veal Parmigiana Shrimps Shrimps Provincial ON Italian Cuisine St East 1 Block East of Dixie SCIARRA Manager Dover Sole Scampi Style etc DANCING and entertainment nightly OPEN Monday to 12 noon to midnight Sat 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