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SECTION THE D November Raider of the Month The Georgetown Chryler Raider executive have named forward Gary McFadyen Raider of the Month for October McFadyen who played tome of his minor hockey In Georgetown Is a local product who was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs and spent lime with Dallas and New Brunswick before heading to the International League for three seasons ending up with Milwaukee Gary says was his lifelong dream to play professional hockey and he appreciated the opportunity He active In soccer and baseball in his In George town besides hockey and he still plays Softball In the Industrial league The swiftska ling forward has one of the best shota in the Intermediate A league He returned last year to the Raiders after his stint with pro hockey and has since opened Haider of the Month great and huille for the Chrysler Raiders this which earned him the award his own sports store with coowner bill They operate and M Pro Sports on Rood South Raider manager Dave Kentncr nays the Raider of the Month award Is given to piny en who contribute more to the team than Just statistics However even In the stats department McFadyen has excelled scoring nine goals and eight assists In Just seven games He Is currently ninth in In the league says attitude attendance and his play which Kentncr describes as be more relaxed has contributed to the important structure of the club says Gary offers both sides when offering opinions Coach Gerry has noticed the Improved play of McFadyen and said recently that his desire and hustle has to rub off on the other especially when the out of owners see him working so hard Gary leads the team In goals with nine and Is third for most points thus far In the season He also has two power play goals which is tied with Scott McKenzle for most Raider power play goals this season Industrial hockey Wilson edges Norval 54 Ontario Outdoors Muskies feeding Muskelunge The big news is still big Muskle fishing is getting belter with the Indian summer weather It Is pleasant to fish the muskies are reeding well hence the fishing Is productive heavy feeding time for the fish makes it an excellent time to be on the water The duck hunting in the areas that muskie fishing is done makes It a twofold sportsmen s paradise There la also some good goose shooting in the Georgian Bay area and Honey Harbour is great Moon basin and the adjacent islands of Georgian Bay are producing lots of fish Including Walleye Muskle and Bass Many flights of ducks are coming In to wellplaced blocks of decoys and the occasional confidence decoy of a gull or other bird is always a great addition to your spread Remember hat bass head for wanner water such as shoals when the sun is up They need the warmth that the shallows provide and the food they seek does also Walleye took for slow moving food at this time of year and a salamander is top bait now A recent article showing the infamous Bill Johnson nailing up a No hunting sign was very misleading Put that knows what they are talking about know that no rifles are allowed in the area In question The idea that Johnson is NOT opposed to the hunt Is a new one on me and the statement by Raccoons do more damage to crops than deer Is sheer stupidity POACHER PROBLEM Poachers are a real problem as has been mentioned here several times This writer has been after more conservation officers in the field for years and can not even get deputized Poachers are not hunters they are plain thieves No more no less am should be apprehended as thieves The sooner people call a poacher a thief and not a hunter the sooner we will have a better understanding Of what a hunter is and may even get more enforcement In the field Regular police officers should be trained to handle poachers and the number of officers increased In order not to over burden the force If the Ministry of Natural Resources would allow the deputation of citizens that are willing to be trained we would have another united front against theft of our natural resources Personally I would feel much better when confronting a law breaker If I was carrying a deputy badge and would be willing to invest my own time and money to get education and training the ministry feels I need for this responsibility The hunt clubs In Quebec were out in force last weekend The Quebec authorities allowed a day season on does and fawns The clubs reacted to this newt even though it was the first such allowed since On club properly no does or fawns were allowed to be taken and members stopped all other hunters they could reach in order to convince them It was wrong TURKEY SHOOT There will be a turkey shoot sponsored by the Georgetown volunteer firefighters Dale is Nov for the first and Nov for the second The well known Bishops Pit on the Ninth Line of Glen Williams Is the location Make the time now to head out to support the firefighters Dick runs the ministry sponsored Hunters Safety course and now I have this news there is no need to send people all the way over to Bolton The courses are held at the Peel County Game farm property on Heart Lake Road in Brampton Usually a group of persons will get a course scheduled and the registration may be done by catling the in Cambridge or by calling Dick at Mr Simpson is on the board of directors of the Peel County Game Farm where there arc about members Thanks for the call news la always appreciated by myself and my readers FRENCH IMMERSION THE BOARD OF Applications aia no being rchrd for Qrado 1 and Froncti Immersion Programs starling In September Informal I on and application forms can ba rom any Hi Hon school Application null nadtothschoolbyJanuary2B Information meeting to explain Ihe program Monday November Robert Ruble School School 7 Tuesday November 10 Nation Board of Education Lino Burlington Monday Goorgo Kennedy Public School 76 7 Wednesday November Martin St School Martin Street 730pm Tuesday Etfcabeth Pork School ES Lavender DUoctor Junior boys football team earns 280 win went on a scoring rampage last Sunday morning against Don Auto Service by tallying a 12 victory The first period was close as got their lone goal from Darren assisted by Hal and Chris Milne at the 15 point of the period consecutive goals in the second period kept Don in their stump as Chris Milne lead off with on unassisted goal Arnold then shot for two goals assisted by teammates Darren mash and Bob Grant then added another from John Boyce and Herald Correspondent The final game of the season for the junior boys football team was accented with a win over Milton high was led by Jay Barweil with touch downs and Gary Morrow with one both on offense plays Paul Burroughs ran back an Interception for another touchdown on defense In all four cases Gary Morrow converted for the point Defensively Milton move the ball against the Rebels Coach Bingham said the entire offense played well ally noting the efforts of Pete Mark Joe Claire Jay and Blake Harrison Kevin Banks as quarterback In the Milton Senior boys Herald Correspondent The senior boys volleyball team advanced to the Halton volleyball championships by winning both their quarter semi final matches against Burlington Central and Nelson High Schools Last Tuesday in a home game against Burlington Central High School the Rebels wrapped up their match In three games straight with scores of 153 and 155 Coach Grant commented that both teams seemed to be playing poorly and the Rebs were making too many unaccountable mis takes This win advanced the team to the semi finals which pitted them against Nelson High School In a match Continued on Page B3 game played very well and Blake Harrison had several long runs during the game and throughout the season The entire defense Is as also having a fine season A much Improved record of three w I a three I oases did not qualify Georgetown for the finals The key factor In this the closeness of Trafalgar Blake lock and Georgetown in standings The standings were close enough that Georgetown needed to lose by a maxl mum of two points or win in a game against and they would be In the ploy but they lost by more than the required amount Overall the team worked hard and had some fun and had a belter season than the last few years said Bingham Doug Thompson continued his scoring spree at the Industrial league current scoring leader to pace his team to score Mark Milton broke the streak by scoring for Don s an assists from Pat and Jamie Hansen Dale Mlcczanlec then finished off the period on a for from Doug Thompson and Chris Milne In the third period Blair scored an unassisted goal for then Bob Elinesky added another at the mark from Darren Dole scored his second of tho game from Grant and Greg Bod ner while Doug Thompson also hit the mesh for his second from Chris Milne and Larry David Don Mark Milton scored his second of the game from and Jamie Hansen Chris Milne completed the scaring For from Doug Thomp son at the IB of the IHrd Wilson Hollywood Wilson Insurance edged out Hollywood Tavern after being paced by two goals Scott open ed on a pass bom Tom Then Holly wood Mike Richmond countered on a goal assisted by Dave Holmes At the mark of the period Brian MeKenile add another goal for Wilson from Chris and Scott McClelland Chuck Williams then made the score from Chris Broad- bent and Brian MeKenile In the second period Rich scored his second of the night for from Brian Beaumont while Beau mont himself then scored on passes from Richmond and Ian to make the Then Wilson came alive In the third period as Chuck Williams hit the net for second goal of the night Larry Scott stole a loose puck and scored an unassisted goal to make it for Wilson a Randy Bobbins scored for a Hollywood Tavern but the one goal from Ian and Larry Peterson enough for the squad The District High School junior football Rebels finished off their football In floe by defeating their Milton rivals In an exhibition contest Good defence and teamwork on tackles such as seen above led to their victory tail Thursday afternoon on home field Herald photo by GEORGETOWN DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FALL GENERAL MEETING Sunday November 1981 130 pm at Gordon Arena Hall All Executive CommissionGrs Coaches and Manasers are requosted to bo present as voting members All interested parties are welcome to altend All submissions to change the conslllullon must be in Prosldont s hands by November 7lh or sent Box Georgetown Posl marked no later man November 7th Georgetown Baseball Association ANNUAL MEETING Date Sat Nov 14th 1981 Place Holy Cross School Gymnasium Time 1000 am This meeting Is for anyone who is interested in developing a strong baseball association for our town If your youngster participated this past year or will be next season please plan to attend this meeting The B A depends on your involvement We are planning the 1 982 season and WE NEED YOU I GBA Executive Choose ft TILDEN ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS Road N NEW LOCATION WEVE MOVED In order to keep up with the increased volume of 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