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THE HERALD June M 1BJJ Canada Trust awards For he first time nial Middle School a school team members were able to give special recognition to one member of each of the school teams The special recognition came in the form of Good Sportsmanship Canada Trust Oakvllle sponsored this Good Sport award and two employees of Canada Trust came to Centen to present these awards at the school final assembly on Friday June Each member of Centen 15 inierscholastlc teams was given the opportunity to vote for one member of his or her team taking Into consider atlon good sportsmanship leadership practice attend ance helpfulness and ability There were also two Honorary Good Awards BOYS Volleyball Mark Ha mil Ion Basketball Randy Hock ey Brian Track Field Bob Dean Sr Wrest Mike Taylor Wresll Steve Softball Bobby Davey CrossCountry Dave Griffeths GIRLS Volleyball Diane Basketball Gymnastics Terry Morris Track Field Heather McLaren Softball Jenny Smith Crosscountry Heath Reed Cheerleader Carol Batten Ontario Outdoors Weather dull but good for bass BASS on opened with a variety of weather conditions across Southern Ontario There overcast periods as well as some very hot and sunny weather It is enough to teat your skill as a fisherman All in all it was a very good weekend for fishing especially for Bass and I am sure that most or you got in a few licks with the old fishing rod I was away with a group of young people and did not get much of an opportunity to fish no complaints though because like to work with and for young people These were the Young Peoples group from Maple Avenue Baptist Church and are a great bunch of people and realty like camping and are always ready to learn more In a recent column suggested Fairy Lake in Acton fish for Bass on opening day and I know thai scleral people took me up on that Nelson Potruff and his sons went along with Bob Crosby who caught a Pike that measured Inches and weighed in at about pounds Fairy Lake as I have mentioned several times in the past is a hard lake to fish due to the heavy concentrations of weeds but it also turns up many fine Bass every year Maybe this is the reason I fish it several times every year and the fact that it is so close also helps in my deciding to fish it The ever popular FLATFISH is a good lure to keep tackle and I am never without a few or them in a variety of sizes and colors I have round them to be under a variety of conditions of water and weather and some of the biggest bass I have ever taken have been on Flatfish However any fisherman that restricts himself lo restricts his fishing sever collection of lures and always have a to start with and sometimes persist with that lure lathe detriment of my fishing success But I just enjoy using it The last few years I have been swinging to plastic worms lifehkeones thatis The old or cheap kind that arc stiff and don have that soft moist feel arc of NO use whatsoever and fact Many times I add one of these lifelike worms to the tail hook of another lure to add attraction and appeal and this sometimes turns a fish ess day into a bring home the bacon day For instance I used a yellow jig on one particular occasion and went through the complete tackle box because that did not work As an after thought the Jig was put back on and a homemade red plastic worm was added to the hook First cast a nine pound pike Later that day the same set up of jig and worm took a thirteen pound pike The same thing has happened when fishing Bass Add the worm to the hook of some of your favorite lures and test the action at your feet or over the side of the boat If not then give it a try S Remember what I have said on many occasions in novation is your best fishing secret Good luck with your fishing this summer keep me informed as to what you arc doing and where you arc going in ONTARIO OUTDOORS g Pineview Corinths unkind hosts by downing visiting Eagles ALCOTT LADIES TENNIS TOURNEY Following a tennis match at the Gordon Alcott Arena last Sunday losers Mary Hughes and Thomson pose with half the winning team Pauline Kent Hid Kennedy the other Irilf of the winning team was absent when the picture was taken West A games played last Wednesday saw Linda Rice defeat Kay King Allison scored 63 over Pat Harris Mary Hughes scored over Thomson and Judy Rivera beat Ann by score Division play Pauline Kent defeated Marilyn Serjcantson Carol Murray scored over Agnes Brown won over Judy and Carol McLcod defeated Ann Kennedy by 62 and On June Gordon Ladies Successful watersafety week By We have just completed a very successful Red Cross Safety Wiek A poster contest for the public school children with a first pnie of a sit of Red Cross swimming lessons to the winners of the two division Junior and We also had a film show at the schools for thi Kin and tirades Jnd children all those children were Riven on iron on shirt To Be in The Water Red Cross Her Ills beginning of The Department Summer Program starts on Sat July lesson program starling on Monday July All Red Cross lessons arc held during the mornings Monday to Adult lessons are held twice a week on Tuesday and Thursday at IS m run ill summer you ink rested in Joining a sport club Club would consist if niter polo spring board diving ychronised swim mmg swim training skin diving and my other rtlaled joining such a tint your ana the pool By Corinthians Wednesday June Soccer League action saw Pineview Conn thians host the Eagles This proved lo be exerting match Despite the score this was a very matched game and extremely ell by Smedema His con of the offside situation was masterful The Eagles a strong well were shaken by an early opportunist goat by Ken and never really recovered until lute in the second Their only goal from a left wing move was very well executed The left winger on the run the ball turned and centred with a low right tooled shot the inside right who from close in drove the ball home giving goalkeeper John no chance at all The Connthiuas a group of strangers in the season have developed into a great group of fellows very much in the lion Experience combined enthusiasm Ihey have become very poplihr with the younger elements of the club Coptoin Bill gets younger every year and boasts he has lost pounds this season scheming making plays everything a good player should do Twinkle Toes Neilson was on lop of his form Corinthian scorers were Ken Eddie Pa tie rson Grant Speed Special mention should be made of John Bor ten as reserve goal keeper and assistant coach filling in for injured keeper Ken and Lee t whose speed is a joy to Inclosing a speedy recover to Vernon Brewster who re a foot injury in the Meteor Cor nit hi ins Unfortunately he be able to work fur ilwut five weeks is he is only able around with the aid of run on Tuisdiy and Thursday evenings it p all summer Minor If you ideas for new Olympics art having J programs season so fir Winning ill of and discuss them with me any their nine evening at the pool are league leaders of the linn Division in the Don I Registration mid Ontario inter district Day tor the summer league in competition with Wednesday June Milton Acton at the Indoor Pool 7 to Rock wood and Peg In Georgetown competition seniorglrls The Socialites are having a Rood season and enjoying every minute of play A mure group you could not find anywhere thanks to Coach flay ind his manager wife Leslie Debut intes the Junior Girls arc also enjoying them stives this team ore what we cm oil soccer crazy Every spare minute they ire kicking ball around Robert Wingrove is teaching them new moves and Manager Doug Johnson is like a 2nd father to the whole brood The Peel Pee Wee Peel a first year Coach manager Pat Taylor has his team very much it They are jn the first two in their division Spartans are play inf in the House League West A Division hosted Whiteoaks Winners were Thomson over Allison Kay King over Linda Bice Mary Hughes 1 Judy Kowalski and Judy liven over Ann The same West B were guests at Winners were Marilyn Serjeant son over Carol MacLeod Acnes over Caroline Murray Audrey Houston over Judy and Carol Dautovich over Brown In West A Division play postponed from June I winners were Isla Allison in over Pat Hams Linda Bice over Kay King Mary Hughes over Thomson and Vivienne Cartwright 63 If hire the be BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ontario Place Great summer times one oil r est Onn p 10 JO For on in Ion pi It it Tim ilro 1 i it IhoFrun it the wc 1 if did lilt SholioilTt inp lo Ihc edit if Gcnpr 1 our 96 it J lv J in or- t Mil S Your in II I Sltnl an it it Cine pi f n r it ice me J Ac lwiti Froquonl by buses streetcars and GO service A a it II t at It on Pcto i oi lied Then lunch or dinner in our new I urn Restaur Lounge lor resc Oil There tip and pubs dine side decks Rentapedilboat ay m atuie n ThaisOnt Place Dominion Day Weekend Celebration July 3 All free with admission Frl July 1 at the Forum it I I J jOOnrti Hardy Salomo Boy Show to Fireworks or I July at the Forum Secondary School Cho rim Glen or 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