Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), June 29, 1977, p. 17

The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Weekly soccer report HERALD Wedne June By SUSAN ROSE SQUIRT DIVISION Spurs The Wildcats kept Ihelr unbeaten record but the Spurs chased them hard oil the game The goal scorers were Steve and Brandon Cleory Excellent play by Gary Stewart Philip Hughes Derek Oram Mark Moody Jason and Jim Xarlhios Mustangs I On this occasion the Mustungshod the better game Goal scorers were Alain DemouchetShicld and Paul Smlth2 Kennedy scored for the Olympics Special mention goes to Jonathan Ncwcombo Robbie and In this gome Patrick Mc scored his with Sclby the other goal Danny McCarly Sieve Eastwood and Scan alt had good games for the Rangers Stars Blue Jays A runaway victory for the Stars in this game with Ken Bra am Harvey Jonkman each and Mark Berry 1 Glen David Hams and John Del played excellently for the Stars as did Paul McLeod and Jim or the Blue Jays Luc rcfereed Wildcats Fine ioal scoring by the Wildcats The scorers being Jason Paul Clarke Steve Musprat and Mark Moody each Scolt Kavalski and Cameron Maclear scored each for the Cougars David Ryan Brendan Cicnry David Hicks and Mark Preston had me games Brian A very close the Mustangs giving good account of themselves even though they lost Terry Dixon scored goals for the Spurs Chris Bewley and John were outstanding for the Mustangs Dim Knights On this the Blue Knights had an easy victory but all credit to the Aces who never gave up trying Goal scorers were Andy Hughes and John Barclay and Adam 1 each Gary Lost also had a good game for the Knights C McLeod r A really exciting game and the Turbochargcrs owed their victory to Marc who scored a Stefan and Tim scored 1 each for the Special praise goes to Leslie Stewart Tracy Manhirc Gary Carl Johnston and Todd C McLeod Jttl Fighting or second place in the the Golden Jets on this occasion won Scorers were Geoff Brian Crouch and link Mlddaugh 1 each Mike Hurley scored for the Dynamites Vic Bruce Ferguson Brian Jawctt Gregg Mackenzie and Jeff all tried hard I In this game the It ibbits were here there and everywhere and so managed to win Glen Leslie scored his and James 1 for the Avengers Hal Jamie Peter and Brian ill played well B Innes An excellent game by both teams with the just nnnaemg to win by Hit odd goal Piter Dunn tor the and A close gome with the Flash caps just having the better of it Siephnn Roy and John D Rogers scored 1 each Janice Jickling Andrew McCleod Scott Be vans Bob French Greg and Billy Ward deserve special mention for their efforts Turbochargeri I Plenty of goals were scored by the Turbochargers in this game however the Avengers never gave up trying Goal scorers were Steve Pryer Jim Teazel Marc Bctrnnd Cord I each Innes Williams scored the tone goal for the Avengers Mike Tcetitl David Bertrand and Robert together with I arson and Hal Barton all deserve special praise Clare Him Knlkhli3Thundrrblrd3 A reil exciting game until the final whistle Andy Hughes and Danny 1 for the Blue Knights and Peter I and Paul I For the Thunderbirdi Adorn Terry and Andrew Charles ill were outstanding Peter rcfereed Rabbit 1 An extremely close game wdt played by both teams The for the Rabbits wis Doug Taylor and Brian Robert Morris and plated well Andre Her ind ITUimiSION No information given this Brian Marsh ill ill stored tain for the Met tors Derek Bridge irk Howie Bete Dunn and igoalkeepcri all had ixullent lltui Panthers for the Blue even though Tim i goalkeeper for the wis outstanding oal scorers win Hughes and John Barclay 1 Dimj veisz also re reed anadlans I exeitmg ejme with the being nil were Peter rnktn Pi e for the t inadinns and 1 for the A Tough rcfereed close Ljme In the Division with the owing their victory to tin who lived two ljiIs mi Pimtnker scored deserve special praise for their efforts David Manning Arrowi Magpies I No information given for this Dynamo I An extremely good game for the Dynamos enabling them to lake second place In the league standings Goal scorers were Tim Davies and Paul Ron Vorutem 1 Peter MeCrncken Danny Walter scored or the Canadians Derek Ray placed well In defense for the Canadians earned an honourable mention for his effort on the Dynamos team aglei Arrows Ztpplan No information given on the above games PI BANTAM DIVISION Phantoms I Ace A well fought game with the Aces just being the belter team this lime Goal scorers for the Phantoms were Randy Robinson and Wayne and Pat Tunney penalty scored for the Aces Dave Manning v Bloods I An extremely good game by the I iverpool team although Young Bloods never gave up trying Kevin Scorl scored far the Young Bloods and John Clare Terry Mustard and Steve Brown 1 each for Liverpool John Thorpe and Herb Kcwley all had a good Spartan Flyers A very well ployed game by teams Goal scorers were John lie Haas and Rob Don Davis scored for the Reggie Harrison Mark Taylor Shawn Peter Rob and Don Davis were Jane Smart Jackie Wickers and Sally Frost 1 each Jane Strange also had a great gome Red Barons 0 Jnr Nationals No information given Olympians Debutantes A very close gome with the goal scored by Cathy Webb enabling to win Special praise for Lorl Thorpe Lucy Julie Dryer Miriam and Jackie llrbutantra Barons I A well battle In which Cindy Hunter scored for the Debutantes and Vera Vaniter for the Red Barons Tcrl I ynn Poynti Kelly Whoring Susan Scarborough Penny Che Thomson and June July I July July Julys Squirt division at Devries played an excellent game Alex Toujh refcreed Olympians A good game with the this lime being the better team Goal scorers were Debbie Cindy Hunter and Johnson Kim lorl Thorpe Margaret Cindy Hunter and libit played an excellent game A good gome i Marina and Bonnie Lea Beckett being the goal scorers nun Tunney Tracy Porttr Van oil ik serve Alex Tough Ringers vs Stars Blue Jaytvs Tornados Tornados vs Cougars Stars its Mustangs this the THE BARBER DYNAMO- FILTER STOCK UP FOR SUMMER READING AT THE BOOK SHOP MAIN SOUTH 8778861 CLOSING FOR HOLIDAYS JULY TO AUGUST 2nd PURCHASE Double Bowl Sink 1199 3 WELL SHOW YOU HOW TO DO YOUR OWN PLUMBING YOU LEARN YOU SAVE AT THE DO IT YOURSELF PLUMBING Queen St No Next to Swiss Chalot BRAMPTON The eopilal city of Egypt dates back to AD when a conquering army from North Africa jril and hub Middle I- jit While 11 travel Hi I the tit staked capital here However were settlements in the are from the time of th Today with I population of over fou this city is the Sphinx ind the We ds Hie Muslim which has aneient Tut eolleetion a i si ind i copy the It Stone has some of the most beautiful in the Islamic wo Id too if thtm reflecting ill pi nods of Moslem rule lu the wlueh a ill Thebes monuments here are iwesome Thebes consisted of two titles that of the the cast bank of the Nile and that of the dead on the west bank All that remains of the original dwelling on the cast bank ire two temples to the gods the Temple uxor and the Temple of One of the major on the went bank Is the Valley of the Kings where more than were buried in ornate sub terra palaces ICimDtHIA Victoria I- alls This the most wonderful sight I had witnessed in Africa wrote David Livingstone about the falls thai he first saw in and named for Queen Vic Spectacular Is indeed the word to describe Victoria rails We II explore the falls on foot taking the footpath through the rain forcit the Chain Walk path and other trails Wc spend the night at the colonial Victoria ill Hotel and watch the smoke from the falls from lis spacious verandah BOTSWANA Notional Park Embedded in the Republic of South Africa is the in dependent republic of Botswana covers an area of 220 square miles slightly smaller than Texas and extends from the Molopo River a tributary of the Orange River in the south to the River which joins the Zambezi in the north In the north of Bobiwanu is National Park The game reserve is one of the most modern yet compared with the reserves of East Africa it is largely unspoiled abound and strange birds flock along ihe bonks of the River Addis Ababa The bustling capital city of Ethiopia is a mixture of churches palaces modern buildings and one and two room mud and wattle dwellings that shelter a growing population Ethiopia Is a shopper a dream Shopping is fun here where bargaining is the name of the game The variety of available boggles the imagination old Jewelry religious medallions neeklaet in eounlli forms baskets and leather work all an available at reasonable prices Accra capital of Ghana ii population of approximately with a standard of living lhit ranges from shanty poverty and khaki rags to big bungalows stunning high fashion that visits Aura should try to see the Market where market women control trade ind hold in a true matriarchal style the shoppers the Ghanaian markets offer some of West Africa finest earnings tings IVORY OAST Abidjan Ivory Coasts capital city of Abidjan the shores and is of several bays by theVrnlU with the Gulf of three miles from the lie in pride and joy if the luxurious Hole on the Bay flic hotel offers ewrjthing from bowling in let skTtintrlnkioacnsino i supermdrki is will as serving is an outlet for manj VWst Afrit i s fine arts irafLs in Tin eity slhi of Kunun edutation and industry isont untie iitus in world that tan boast of wild roamme just ID minutes from downtown in National Park handicrafts ind irt at rnsoniibU prices The Hilton will be eamp the the EAST AFRICAN TRAVEL CONSULTANTS and TED TYLER TRAVEL SERVICE ESCORTED SAFARIS TO AFRICA INTEREST SAFARI Fully EDUCATIONS SAFARI Fully Escorted NO I KENYA ZAMBIA NO EGYPT KENYA NO KENYA ZAMBIA AIR AIR AIR iiiimimiimmuliimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiUMiininiimi BUDGET DAY SAFARI KENYA in Special GIT per person Double TYLER T ACTON 8531553 Get Away From It All NOW Why wait That carefree vacation trip can be arranged in no time at nil Well plan a trip within your price range See us Boon A HENLEY 8772214 AM TO Man AM TO Noon Saturday

Powered by / Alimenté par VITA Toolkit
Privacy Policy