Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 2, 1977, p. 17

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The Herald Third Front The fullsize paper reaching 12600 homes in Halton Hills March I Page 17 Gems ousted by Dixie rims I ilelen in I night s onu in Tin turns Alt tills llll I a count I ill from further si lion phv when Sports Comment Ugly incidents at Memorial arena COLIN GIBSON Circumstances combined last week to Rive Georgetown another black eye in minds of area hockey people I am referring to two incidents which occurred in Georgetown in the Junior playoff scries between the and the Dixie Ventures Memorial Arena The first incident occurred Saturday February whena fight broke out in he stands behind the Dixie bench The referees ushered the learns to their dressing rooms and tack on balance of first period play 19 seconds onto the second period The police were tailed into quell the disturbincc that where matters stood leading up to last Wednesday night game This is where Hie afore mentioned combination of what could have been a tragic incid cnt to happen It was clear to number of people the least of whom wen arena personnel thai seven George owners were at the heart of the problem on Satur day night A Dixie fan he was involved In both incidents hat shoulder a share of the blame but for most part it was local individuals who were singled out as the Prior Salurdiy night game Memorial per informed the Junior club of this and requested these people nol lie allowed entry to the game The team rents town and arena personnel arc only on hand in a supervisory capacity It is therefore responsibility to allow or bar anyone from attending games The trouble makers from Saturday were allowed in and the First mis take was made Just into the opening frame itwasnoledthalagam trout was brewing behind the Dixie bench and subsequently a call was to the police questing assistance Ten mm with the situation obviously deteriorating still no police second ill wis Then a woman id been punched in the fact and young girl hit in Ihi he id with a hockey stick The police finally a full minutes after the first call had been placed In fact of the cars hit from the ment The trouble was Ively over by the time the police arrived constable no charges would be laid Luckily of the women was seriously injured that docsn change fact that Ihey were assaulted There are some questions that must be asked because of this ugly Incident and hope fully some will be forthcoming Why did the Jun lor Club allow the kers in including the gentle man from Dixie Why did it ike police minute travel three blocks The const who received ihe first call that he told which Iht trouble and silted that police checked out the arena and onion Arena before arriving at the Memorial The person who made the ill Insists that he informed the police the trouble w the Georgetown arena that the polite would rt line which George lit was referring thi had been called just five days stances question assault occurred why w nocturnes laid The I question arena facility and lown s apparently negligent attitude This is Just one of the inj incidents thai have at the Memorial Ann concerning the players fins A youngster wis hit by a hockey stick in an Intcrmcdi A rumble two years ago and fortunately injury wis incurred The fund for the Mem but obviously the ion is wait for a real tragedy before protection is offered to both players and fans Arena Managi Doug Vivian points out that his last budgets present id to he has request funds have both players benches and the pern lly enclosed at the Mem Arena As yet obviously nothing has been done alined suit the town just might move people off their duffs As member of the I winder how these people who control the purse strings would react if they were ought in middle fight gol lulled liolh the Haiders and the it minis have suffered be of a poor turnout this year Perhaps incidents liki those described is n for falling A Dixie fan I talked to or night explained thai Ins wife attend the with because she w is afraid trouble would erupt A pirent commented this Tilly ei i Who shoulders the for the two Georgetown still who is lo do the The Sunny Acre irms Gtminls wire shunted lo the sidelines or balance of Ontario Junior season the Dixie Ventures posted victory in Dixie last Sunday evening ind thereby captured the best of fin first round playoff sines games to The 1 1 minis had kept alive their post season hopes by iking in impressive win from Dixie in Georgetown but on Sunday the Gemitiu eouldn t git whin they did the dicismn already been rendered On mghl at the trial the inlies of the crowd the ems Kami to per and ire d mind storing room Gemini in I minder link Tomkinson pi iyid supir by the lime Dixit fin ill did solve his the point in the third period the ems we re lire id in front heading fur Ihe winners as they led the first period extended lead lo after Iwo rimes then coasted the third stanza post the win Mike Osborne had a fine game ind in fact has proven a lough playoff Mike paced the Gems by notching collecting an insist Single counters were snared Terry Turner mother solid phyoK former Chris Milne Hill Kirby Paul and Mike Richmond Bill ind Hick Witkowski scored for On Sunday the death knell is sounded for by a basic fleet of the Dixie killed penalties with a vengeance G power piny that really came to the fore in this period In the third frame alone had seven power piny op portunltics hut concerted nary one While the were slum Dixie potted two goals to put the game out of reach Doug Barnes Mike Osborne mid Hill were Gemini marksmen in this Ihe local swan song for 197 through produce and Gem I cited llus is main reason or his team future did however smglioul several players who he felt turned in excellent playoff They included Hick Tomkinson Terry Turner Bill illouay Doug Dames Joe South Mike Osborne and Paul Allison They all came in for special praise for the Gemini tick Tomkinion ft 111 Tom ChrU Milne Ian Paul Martin Joe South Hill Terry Turner Charlie Knocpfli Doug flarn en Marty Kendall Osborne Paul Allium Richmond Bruce Bailey I and Brad Miller luleto urge I ml Just first period ended 1 in Dixie favor hut the Gems knotted the ami at II mirk of Ihe sandwich frame Dixie popped i power it he It mirk of the suond that s how things stood leidtnj into fiml period lay itw is tin Geminis just need time they will be heard from IN I GDHS Wrestling Rebels must settle for second roihminilil thru e i Iv Dixie slesiof In i ind pi gritifully exiling it had last year ind this didn t help us In s tint up a system Hi t in in pointed out Itendui In iwn wli Ic the rest and this I vd 1 1 if pin in lack of lit I j0 into it r to iirs tins lump red the I am Tin re jistnottliat The I s i is ml Hi ver for the Geminis and its time already to look to the future The Club will be losing average players next year and they Include Rick Tomkinson Bill Hill Kirby Lorry Peterson Bruce Bailey Tom Ian and Charlie this means Ihe 1977 season will be a rebuilding on thcGeminl season it should be remembered that they have only been in for two years and that the best thing for the club right now is time I IHI The Georgetown Wrestling Rebels competed in the Ml Ontario Saturday in St rule the tropin Win Ion thurtliill is if Tin rub f lbs limn Industrial league expanding Die Induslri il held its in Sprint meeting it last Monday ind according President Lewis the meeting w is in unqualified Over JO piopli were in at tendance and representative from teams indicated i will to join the local loop with eight teams list hut Iawu indicated it is prepared to up to intrlcs for the upcoming summer Thi deadline for turn in tries ii April 1st but any group wishing join i fee The schedule is expected to get under wiy by 15 and pointed thai the reason behind the arly starting date wis simply Georgetown I ndtntlv nil Hill 1 loiifhisl wnghtcl d en i lost inly to ipeorgi Both rve or Ted Phillips lbs lied will tut mint It li I score important nts ver Turner pheed third it lid die iir the super effort iredil thin Gibson takes Ontario position Sports Travelcade in Halton Hills The Sports mobile source of r on more in fiO sports will be eoreliiwii this Sundiy it Ihe onion Mcmoml The van will be open tin public for 1 0 p to p m mil on p m Id J p on both is stiffed by expert per who cm offer advice mis on of these Then is to view any film you may want to see on pirtlculir interest or photo copy out of books with the seenl clinics ire lined Modern Gym nistle clinic will hi il Geiirceliiwn High on ij from 3 p m to in A soccer IavcI I led through for the It I In lul if Ihi job is 1 thoijhl his team w in Id better show but i Hid for liiei irlv WILDWOOD MANOR CHILDRENS WINTER CAMP Dairy Weekly or Resident MARCH 930 DAILY LIMITED REGISTRATIONS WINTERSPORTSfall equipment available SWIMMING indoors of course GAMES ENJOY NATURE IN THE SPRINGTIME 8776852 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Of I weather durmn year Another league me1in will le scheduled ifter the i ntry deadline has been reached Oik is In stunted it s ineitinj in I it eonierns the player stains in relnt nn to Tins ir a It will hi MRU up lo il layers will he required to sign in my rile ise a it will thin I tin last turn ind n up st It w is Arena rates The own s finance com mitKe has rie mmeiidid council rental rites for Summer II ill The il Monday rites of per hour for junior liirossi SI per hour for crimes mil ill per hour for 1 1 or pe cent of receipts whichever is lurfer John ibson was pnsldenl of furmid inn Sports Assoclnlion at the fin I eld inTironloinSilurday me mbirs the live include llrnn Murphy of vice pnsidenl Toronto isunr Jnnirslej Toronto secrc ry All in Dean i r Irving Ton meeiicil Toronto rest Ml lody of publicity At met lit held in Iwo wcekinds ago Mr Gibson wis ilccled Pre of Ihe Met Memorlil ein ind d it will run 10 m on both Sport The On Tuesd ij Mir lime will lie eorgetown resulenl Sundiy for Spun wlnre he will he ruling the of the Inlirn ilioual Sports lhinlznliin fir the ibleel 1 lie He Public will be the Clime on from GOLF CLINIC WATCH THE MASTERS ON FILM GET A FEW HELPFUL HINTS FOR THE COMING SEASON MR MAX THOMPSON OF TORONTO WILL BE ON HAND TO HELPYOU OUT WHERE Gordon Arena WHEN Tuesday March pm In addition you can register for the Recreation Departments golf lessons starting Tuesday March IS S20 for weeks NOTE Bring your own golf Iron Mm pir r is Ihe I I still have Orangeville cancels Town tourney On Hie villi hosts of tins ye ir Town lournuuent t for Silurday ph mil mil District Minor Hockey in to th it win iniMi In lernis with their rep orKaiu ill in hi fort llu wen ihle to Ihemstivcs Willi MII not ablcto get An lutwecn the two ranteville It and reps led i prolesl twins 1MHA the in Or s The Iht tint since II is n t with the in tourn iment with would mean susjieiisinn from Ihe Hie District Minor Hockey Assnci otuiiwiffili ilnlas i lot with Ihe iwuyi mil ill Town Select Teams ire d ikini into nsiderntion hit did solve Iheir mil n hud slated llicy at in e irlu tunc executive fell il tiny hid no iltern Hive I 1 the of ils pi lytrs the not pirllcpatc in this ye lournunenl In dr iw for winch sud ticket on February Hi was Mr Mcliityn of The Ontario Sports Travelcade will be in town March 58 It will be open for tours at Gordon Arena March 3D In addition it will be open Sunday morning to noon Bennett School Acton March a 5pm Also planned arc following clinics SOCCER COACH LEVEL Gordon Arena March p Cost person Please indicate your interest in those clinics beforehand by phoning MODERN RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS Georgetown High School Saturday March 3D 30 m Gordon Aran Tuesday March m Proposed format includes film on the Masters video taping of your swing basic group instruction bring a club Z Bennett School Acton Tuesday March 7 m Basic Instruction woar loose clothing

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