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THE HERALD November Page I Norval still in first after win over DeBoers Norval stayed on top of the loop by defeating Clair Texaco in Industrial Hockey League action this we WayJay kept pace by downing De Boer Movers 1M and Sandhill stopped the Barley Motors Scoring for were Dave Holmes with two Ian Syme Brian Beaumont Doug Anderson and Tom Trevelyan Roger Chapman was the only Texaco shooter totally Greg led the Way Jay by scoring the hat trick Pete Jim Blair and Greg had two apiece Singles went to Terry Lane Fin Arnold Jim BUlr Grant Bodnar Doug Sargent and Bob Sargent Warren Craig scored twice in Sandhill victory Keith Aubrey Rod Halls Bill and Alan Craig had the others Bill Catnpbell and had the others Bill Campbell and Alan Craig replied for Sandhill GEORGETOWN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS T 2 Waylay II TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standing Second Serin Nov 1977 Happy Gang points 2 Something Different points 4 points Hurricane Babes points Saintly Six points Mountaineers points Happy Hookers 3 points Striking Six point Alley Cats 1 point 10 1 point Drunken Drivers 12 Pin Spinners 13 Misses 14 Something Nice 1 Sandy Sylvia Graham 3 Vema Prouse Elaine Fallow Handy Mary Jones 8Ev Haines June Cook 10 TOP TEN 1 Sandy Surikow J Mary Jones 3 Vema 1 Sandy Surikow Mary Jones 3 Janet Verna Elaine Fallow 3 Handy 1 Verna Janet Elaine Fallow Midget basketball team wins first two games The Georgetown district Glen Peer Mark high school midget basketball shearer and Malt Phillips Rebels In their first year of From Holy Cross coached by existence have won the two the Rebels have tbey nave played In i far this year They defeated Collegiate of Toronto at home on Friday and the week before dawned Acton The midgets will be starting the regular season in early January and ere expected to be a contender in East Halton The Rebels have only one player Brian Muirhead who attended G D S last year The real of the players are from lie feeder schools Centennial and Hot Crow Midget coaches Ate and Peden Centennial coached by Gary won basketball championship last year and seven players from that teem are with the Rebels Tbey are Lance Doucette Graham Hill Brian Davis Bob Randy Robinson and Russell Power From Jim Ridley team the Rebels have Chris The midgets will next be in action this Friday when they host Bishop MacDonell of LIMESTONE All SIZES GRAVa Fill AND TOP SOIL BULT HAINES DURHAM ST FOR DRIVING WINTERIZE ANDYS IMPORT AUTO SERVICE Pick up or Aclwi Are can arranged by calling 8771944 G r Texa Sandhill Boer Movers Glen Motors Hay Doug Anderson Brian Beaumont Keith Aubrey Greg Ilay Inglia Dave Holmes Warren Craig Grant Hayes LEADING SCOREHS WJ DM FUTLRI AMIS Boer Movers Glen Wuy Jay 10 30 Motors vs 12 Sandhill Ontario Outdoors BY It C As promised recipe for sour dough Mix flour and water to a creamy halter add package of yeast Allow ferment over night From then on just add flour and to surface for recipe being used and remove cup back to starter crock or mason jar with ring removed and lid loose Refrigerate More next week Fishing has slowed down but only because fisher men have Hunting Is excellent for ducks and grouse BLACK CUFF CHRISTMAS TORONTO The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority invites you 10 enjoy preparations for Christmas style In Black Creek Pioneer Village From November 26th to January 2nd the Village demonstrate how settlers prepared and observed the Yule The Village houses display the simple decorations of the period wreaths of evergreen boughs garlands of cranberries and popcorn and the kissing balls The kitchens are filled the aromas of freshly baked fancy breads cakes mincemeat and puddings To add to the Christmas scene at Black Creek the choir members from St Philip Lutheron Church in Islington will sing Christmas carols in various locations through the Village each Saturday and Sunday afternoon between and up to December Something new has been added to the Village Christmas While touring Black Creek on weekends between November and December and daily from December to 3lsl visitors should bo sure to take wagon ride the Dalzlcl Barn which houses the Percy Band Toy Collection the largest collection of century toys in Canada Also Santa Claus has up his workshop In the Dal lie I Barn and welcomes young visitors to him Another attraction for the children will Santa Mailbox Santa and the toy collection may be visited on weekends between November and December ram 10 and dally from December 2Gth to from p m TheVlllagcisopenwcckdayafromO and on weekends from a to p m It will be closed Christmas Day and New Year Day only Black Creek Pioneer Village located a Jane Street and Avenue in northwest Toronto Is by the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority For further Information contact Metro Region Conservation at 6616610 Looking toward to Christmas In ONTARIO OUT DOORS nifciiliHALU November till Raiders lose onegoal game team having trouble at Alcott The Georgetown Chrysler Raiders are having trouble winning at home On Friday they dropped another onegoal decision as they lost 3 1 to at Arena The Raiders slightly out but this time it was a hot goal tender that stopped Georgetown from gaining a home victory The loss left the Raiders with a 1 mark and out of the first place In the O H A In A league The home side came out flying in opening period and completely outplayed their opponents However BUI in the net thwarted the Raider shooters time after time and his team skated off with 10 lead The shots in the first were in favor of Georgetown The only goal of the period came with only seconds remaining and was scored by Howie The Raiders lied the score 20 mark of the middle period on a power play effort Tom Daley was the scorer with assists going to Ray Evans and Steve Bluntly Daley then put the Raiders ahead for the only lime in the gome with his second goal at the S3 mark An assist on the play went to Evans The Raider lead was short lived as Thorold lied it up at less than two later on a goal by Glen Craig The visitors went ahead at 14 47 on Glno Farinaccl a goal The Raiders could not score In final rjerlbd as kept them at bay The final snots on net were In favor of Georgetown The Raiders played an unusually chippy game for them The team took a total of minutes in penalties as opposed to 14 for Bob picked up 17 of those minutes in the third period when he was ruled the aggressor in an altercation with Mike got five minutes for fighting an automatic two minute penalty and a 10mimite misconduct received only two minute roughing penalty for his part in the altercation Raiders protest loss The Georgetown Chrysler Raiders have protested Friday nights loss to Thorold because they say the visitors had an unregistered player dressed for the match at Alcott Arena Jack Handy general manager of Raiders said Ron Anderson who was wearing number five and playing defense for Thoroltf had not received his release from the Alexanders of O H A Senior A league The general manager has until m tonight to put up a defense Registering a or defending one costs a club The am that wins the protest receives their money back Handy said if his protest goes through it will be up to the O H A officials to matte a decision on whether to award Georgetown two points or play the game over Raiders win big in Fort Erie The Raiders John Doyce la shown above letting one fly from the point daring a power play in Georgetown loss to Thorold farre last Friday Boyce was not in scoring on this shot If the Georgetown Chrstcr Haiders could piny every game away they would be unbeatable Last week they stopped the Mavericks in a game played in Fort Erie The offensive stars for the Raiders in this one were Tom Daley Bob Elincsky Kudrasvos and Steve Georgetown only outshol the Mavericks by one Daley scored three times Kudrosovs scored once added two ass in Is while helped set up four of the goals The other scorer for the Raiders was Art Webster Jack Ash worth scored twice for Fort Erie with Dan and Harry Bremner adding singles Opatovsky picked up three assists in a losing Gregg Hooper was us good he had to be in the Raider Fresh Start A fresh start can result in getting the face slapped and Ellnesky tallied twice net Delrex trounces DDD in flag football final The big football game of the year was played last Sunday No not the one in Montreal Right here in Georgetown De downed Dave Dirty Doz en to take the flag football championship led oil the way In the gome which was played under cloudy skies and freezing tern In the first quarter Jerry Neil scored and added a two- point conversion lo give a lead Dave Dirty Dozen came right back and scored on a major by Hal Hulme It was unconverted and Delrex led Hi after the first quarter Each team scored two ma I in the second quarter Neil and Bruce ran the ball in for Delrex and Hoi crossed Ihe goal twice for D Only Neil touch down was converted and he earned the two points himself totally dominated play in the third quarter They scored three majors while their defense kept D D scoreless Bruce scored and Doug Getty added two more Nell converted two of the touchdowns to give Delrex lead D D made the score res pec able by scoring two maj in final quarter of play Charlie Knocpfli and Chris Milne did the scoring and neither T D was converted Delrex dominated through out Ihe game and the final score Is flattering to D D The game was played almost exclusively in D a end of the field After the game trophies were given out to the league s outstanding plaers Paul gent of Firestone was chosen the Most Valuable Player for Ihe season Delrex Chris Sargent won the scoring championship Choose it Charge it TILDEH ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS SERVICE For VOLKSWAGEN HONDA Theres plenty of good fun times to be had by all Dance to the music of Rocking Horse Band Buffet Luncheon Served Get your tickets early from the bar limited supply available 30 per couple NORVAL WE KNOW YOUR CAR THAN ANY ONE the 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