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Page SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday Jane 19SI Instruction plus fun for sports camp Teaching tools plus sports knowledge are the key to this camps expertise GEMINIS TEE OFF Georgetown Gemini hotkey executive rant and avid golfers Joined In a day of golfing annual Junior Bclnb tournament Eightyseven gotten took part which Is about a per cent over year The tournament netted about toward the operating budget for the hockey team Harvey Cbappel won the tournament with a shot while Town Councillor ami Miller had the core on the hole Seen here In the above picture are Mayor Pete left front with Gem general manager Bob Tost kneeling to set hi sbot Standing behind Bob are John Chan tier Walt Dixon and Mike MUUrd Herald photo Bill Smith tournament Storting times for the Annual Bill 10 Dutton McMamis Smith Tournament for charity Monday J Tudor Jackson June at North Ho Hon Golf Club Starter The golfers hope to surpass the G D Shaw dollar set as a goal by Bill Smith J Muckart S Amos for the traditional green T Reeve Sr jacket which goes to the winner Williams S 13 B Brooks Malcolm C Connell Ron Mackenzie Ralph Vincent Bay Kerr Taylor Bob 11 30 Ken Barber Valk S Mara J Dean Pomeroy M Duff A Watt M Allison 1145 M Armstrong Morris IS A Dodge Armstrong J Fleming T 11 J Taylor T Reed Jennings J Hammer Sopinka MacDonald 12 B Payne B Gardner Cook B Almand Scheffew 12 Robinson Campbell KWorrall G Black Dixon Gerrie 12 15 Bruce Lewis Pearce 45 Maveal Barber Sanderson 12 Goebelle B G Wagner Ron Da vies Bryan Lewis W King 12 J Tuck J J McCauIcy Landry L Kehler B 9 C 12 B Kedwell Curwood W Smith Curwood Curwood 9 15 Moretle 12 A Murphy Jacobs P Carney D Carney M Fisher 1 Tee I Evelyn J Edgar Mclntyre 9 Jones Ward Dickinson It Hohs 00 J Ware D Vaughn Mathleson C Snow J Bromley 30 C Burton D Beauchcsne Reynolds A J Armstrong Cbadder Dirocco Harris Fred Harrison Howie Oram B Szabo M Reed Sid Al Gerry Montorm 11 15 D Jackson M Millman Fuller B H Mlkl C Batty 11 30 A Milne R J Hart p Harrow Clarke Fleming Fergusson Jim Patterson 10 15 Ken Robertson Whjttaker D Lee C Finely G Baker Creichton 10 Thomas J McNally Bala Ronald 12 15 J Stevenson D Hurley 10 30 G Bradbury Faroe Anderson 12 30 Loss J J Douglas Skinner track firsts Below ore the names of the Stewurttown students who finished first in their relay team finals last Thursday for the North Hal ton Relays Open Girls 1 409 Susan Amy Powers Fiona Debbie John son a new record Open Boys Jim Ash Louis DePaoli Darren Shaw Peter Brake new record Seniors Boys a Tim Pollen Peter Brake Tang Tim Walker Intermediate Girls 1 Sandra Janice ling Sherry WLUsie a new record an undefeated team Good service at a good price That a homeowners Insurance trie State Farm way ROBERT TAIT 174Qu0lphStret 6148 est lake a course in Halton Hills this fall or winter The University of Waterloo will present the courses listed below at the Acton Public Library These courses can be attended free of charge simply for personal interest or they may be taken for university credit call the public libraries in Acton orGeorgetown 416 877 2681 orcome to the first lecture of the subject that interests you Women and the Great Religions Religious Studies Mon 7 10 Sept Dec Prof Frank Thompson Social Group Work Social Work R Tues Sept 15 Dec Mr Psychopathology Psychology 357 Z Thurs 10 pm Sept 17 Dec Mr Joseph Lifespan Crises Introduction to Helping Strategies Interdisc Social Science Tues 10 Mar Mr Colin Hollidge University of Tnt I The North Sports Camp Is ready to start preparations for their sixth season of providing boys and girls of Hills with a well structured program of hockey and sports inslruc lion in a fun oriented atmosphere Says one of the camp directors Chris Milne the Sports Camp Is getting better every year and the of the camp existence Is one proof of its popularity among the boys says Milne Leadership and a proven organized program are some of the strong points of this camp guided by camp dlrec tors Bob Tost Chris Milne Nell Cotton and Doug Ander The staff of the Sports Camp are all well known athletes in Kills who have distinguished them selves In both- sporting and teaching roles In fact three of the Instructors arc high school teachers in the area Chris Milne says that there is now an emphasis on having qualified teachers instruct at hockey schools rather than NHL stars Teachers know how to have fun with the kids and teach skills at the same time Milne says He is extremely enthusiastic with this years staff New to North Halton Sports Camp is Tom Martin a former Georgetown Chrysler Raid Toronto and a four year coaching veteran in Sweden Martin has ten years pro experience as a hockey player and ran a sports camp in Bra ma tea Nell Cotton Is a well known individual in the local hockey circles having played with Chris Milne and fellow Georgetown Raiders when they advanced to Campbell ville for the Eastern Cona championships Cotton is a teacher at Georgetown District high school and is in his third year with the Sports Camp He is a level three coach and Instructs in coaching clinics across Ontario Morley Locking also from Georgetown District high school be lending his support and guidance to the Sports Camp in their off ice program plays Industrial ball during the summer and was picked as the allstar West basketball coach of 1W1 He will be the Camp instructor who will look after baseball soccer swimming ball hockey and other fun orient aspects of the school Brian who is Cornel Universities star goalie will be assisting with the goal tender sessions on the and will work with other instructors on office activities which will pertain to goaltenders and their need to sharpen their reflexes and conditioning Dale Law Is a high school instructor who will be help ing with the power skating and hockey skills portion of the program He Is an accomplished athlete who plays both hockey and base ball Chris Milne former Raider and Sudbury Wolves forward also Jo ns the in his season TI Sports Camp program per week coal includ a lunch every plus three hours of Ice n runs from August 10 September For call 7777 Support group ready for fall training The Georgetown Support Group hockey rep teams have announced their rain schedules which will be reeled by Bob Webster instructed by volunteer coaches The first session runs from August 31 to Sept while the second session runs from September to 11 he boys w be divided into four different age groups and each hockey player receives one hour of ice time per day for total cost of for the week The program Is open for boys 1 Id In improve or improve skills In art last Wednesday It was report at pre Ira program run by I was under the of the Rep Support Group is In as the programs lifer However I Bob Webster will in v I nth camps Georgetown flag football team standings Del rex Smoke Shop Dairy Queen Wimpeys Glen Hams reekTaver Mountain SAVE THIS SUMMER WITH HOME POOL OUTLET HOME POOL SERVICE YOUR MURSATT DEALERS STABILIZED CHLORINE KG PUCKS KO SHOCK LITRES LITRES MURIATIC ACID Solar la Flits Vacuums SERVICE SALES POOL EQUIPMENT CHEMICALS POOL OPENINGS MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS Pa K FOR SERVICE SATISFACTION CALL Trafalgar rd JOE 877 5077 BOR 877 9101 or 2018 Discount on Chemicals with this Coupon Well Equip You For Fishin Hook line sinker MEPPS BASSER KIT Rag SALE 897 MEPPS AGLIA KIT Rag SALE 897 PIKER KIT Ron SALE OLD PAL 1050 Tackle Box Rag 111 B9 SALE 997 RAPALA Knives Rag so SALE 1197 2 Piece REEL ROD Ren SALE 2497 Piece FORESTER SET Rag SALE 1 277 SALE 897 ppmii6 IN OUR SPORTS DEPARTMENT Courtesy of The Herald BOB OLLIVIER- WELLKNOWN OUTDOOR WRITERLECTURER TV HOST AND HERALD COLUMNIST SATURDAY JUNE 20th 1000am 500pm Demonstrations Giveaways Learn How to Catch the Basses 1 Monday Thru Friday Saturday Until 1