Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 20, 1989, p. 20

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Page 20 THE HERALD Wednesday September 1389 Bleedle Bleedle Bleedle Bleedle Bleedle Bleedle Reed Burton sat at the front of our small aluminum boat stating intently at the screen of the marvellous little machine that was mounted in front of him Reeds fishfinder was talking back to us Now that was nice fish pro bably a decent muskie Speed up the troll a bit Len He was right under the boat Maybe our lures will excite him as they pass by I turned up the throttle of my trusty or Johnson motor and braced for a hit but our lures moved freely dancing unmolested through the clear cool Kosh Lake water Not hungry I guess eh Reed Indeed none of the in this neighborhood seemed to have an appetite on this hot bright day We were being convincingly shut out In spite of our efforts BEEP Now I had learned earlier that this particular sound indicated what Reed called a zone change We were entering an area of deeper water Hey youre catchin on Yep fifteen feet dropping now twenty twentynine And then Bleedle Bleedle Bleedle Blee dle Bleedle Good God Reed muttered his face becoming just a little more pasty than usual as he adjusted his fine fedora on his fettered forehead Bleedle Bleedle Bleedle Blee It must be a mistake it cant be not that big hey Pass over that drop of f again And of course I complied Its huge Were marking Dropin program Our DropIn program for disabl ed adults has again started up for the fall and is getting bigger and better all the time We will be go ing weekly with a slightly new time to at the Acton Legion every Wednesday We have a big bunch of new games crafts music and special events wed love to share with you If you have any questions about the program or need transporta tion please call Shirley at See you there Fitness programs Choose from Countdown to Fitness Dance to Fitness Stretch and Swim and PrePost Natal Fitness Programs begin this week and run for 10 weeks Call 8732600 268 for more information Call Mens Flag Football APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS HamAa AH Claims 8731655 something very big here Hey maybe its a sunken boat floating off bottom yeah thats it Yeah sure I thought A sunken boat maybe a body or the grand son of Loch Ness or Reed I said our boat is still moving and whatever it is its stayin right under us Now this is my day with a fishfinder and all but even I know Bleedle Bleedle even I know that sunken boats and dead bodies dont move along at trollin speed I Thats got to be a fish A muskie a giant And its definitely in terested In our boat Reed kept staring at the screen and muttered something about a fish that seemed to be six feet long maybe world record And then it was gone Just like that Nothing We circled over the spot again and again but the only sound to be heard was the incessant drone of the outboard motor Nope it was Anyway Len Reed said his gaze now removed from the little screen you get the idea right Wasnt that exciting Now nor mally youd troll over that spot and would happen and youd think of it But with this baby here Reed continued pointing proudly to his magical lit tle fishfinder at least youd know theres a big one down there and you could go after him Plus the added knowledge you get from the depth readings Twentyfive feet now rocky bottom So urn when are you goin to get one of these units anyway I just laughed For starters it would probably take a few years worth of allowance to afford a good unit and in any case I could see my grandfather up there on Heaven Lake cringing at the thought of using anything except ones own innate senses for cat ching fish Yeah but that sly guy would probably sneak the fish- finder into his repertoire using an oversized lunch bucket as a disguise Okay Reed Im convinced I said Ill get one soon as I can That might be a while but Ill get one Now were heading into a part of the lake I dont know very well so read out those depth numbers buddy Twentyeight thirtyone thirtythree Bleedle Nice fish probably a walleye Reed continued thirtytwo twentynine thirtythree two uhoh lookout And as I jumped up to raise the motor and save my prop from our Impending crash it was Reeds turn to laugh Want To COMPLAIN dont know what to say or who to send il to Let me write a formal complaint for you PUT IT IN WRITING Writing Specializing In letters of com plaint protest resumes forms and applications SPECIALIZING IN TEAM CORPORATE WEAR Team Wear 8730500 71 Main St Georgetown Dairy Queen det By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor The King is dead long live the king Corrigan ended the reign of Dairy Queen as rulers of the Georgetown Mens Flag Football League by posting a somewhat surprisingly easy win over DQ in league semifinal playoff ac tion Sunday at Georgetown high school field The other semifinal contest ran true to form with Longhorns pum melling M and Corrigan challenges Longhorns in the leagues championship game Sunday 11 am at the Georgetown high school field Dairy Queen had claimed cham pionship honors for four con secutive years and perhaps were looking ahead to meeting arch rival Longhorns for the leagues silverware This years edition of Dairy Queen seemed to be missing something however all year long Despite winning the A Divi sion regular season title the DQ gang appeared to lack the spark and offensive consistency this year that had been the teams trademark in years past These missing ingredients coupled with a number of injuries to key personnel proved fatal against an inspired Corrigan unit Corrigan played a complete game Sunday and the final score accurately reflects their dominance of the game The offensive firepower directed by strongarmed quarterback Pat McKinnon was more than match ed by a tenacious and disciplined defensive which rose to the occa sion whenever Dairy Queen threatened to get back in the game Corrigan scored on the first play of the game and midway into the first half led 140 Interceptions by Wayne Stasivlis and Les Storr aid ed the cause Down 2010 at the half and 2610 early in the second half Dairy Queen quarterback Mitch elected to go deep on almost every offensive play and dropped balls or overthrown receivers scuttled the DQ hopes To the teams credit the dethroned league champions took the loss well and bowed out in style NORTH END NISSAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC TH Denture Therapist 72 Mill St Georgetown 8778974 102 East Dr Bramalea Bramalea Rd a Ealt Dr 7912314 WIGCr APPLIANCES SALE OF APPLIANCES AND PARTS Air Conditioner Tuneups Free InStorfe Microwave Leak Detection and Heat Test Authorized Maytag Dealer Service and Installation STREET PHONE 8404792 There were no cheap shots and to a man the Dairy Queen players agreed that the better team had won Speedy Pelland scored 12 points for John had eight points Wayne Stasivlis Brad Ferguson John Antonidis and Don Hanley each scored ma jors with Linus Stasivlis adding a twopoint convert For Dairy Queen Hugo had 14 scoring points while Jeff rounded out the scoring with 10 points on a touchdown field goal and convert The Longhorns M and M game was in doubt until the opening kick- off From there things went downhill for the eventual losers Over the course of the game M and managed only two first downs one of these on a penalty M and M salvaged some pride when Martin Pollock kicked a field goal with time running out Quarterback Mike McCandless was on target all game and linked up with Bob Davey for five scoring Reliable Paul Allison collected a Pat major as did Jim Lindsay Dave Paterson converted all seven touchdowns Sundays 11 am championship game between Corrigan and Longhorns at the Georgetown high school field should be decided by wonder of wonders defence Both teams have awesome offen sive capabilities but the champion ship trophy will be awarded to the team whose defence is best able to withstand the pressure Turks Touts Longhorns favored By JIM LINDSAY Herald Special The Georgetown Mens League season has come down to one game the championship contest 11 am Sunday at Georgetown high school field VS LONGHORNS by 9 Longhorns had hoped to be facing Dairy Queen in the championship game to avenge last years six point loss to the red and white team in the final tilt After beating Corrigan twice this year in regular season games have to be favored Championship are all about the top two teams clashing to determine the titlewinner Barring extreme weather conditions fans of flag football in Georgetown will be treated to an exceptional game Comeout and support your team Group Discounts Reasonable Rates PEARLS GROOMING SALON Groom Clipping Bathing for all breeds of dogs and cats FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY 8732577 WE ARE NOW HIRING PERMANENT ADULT CARRIERS In Acton And Georgetown For Twice A Week Delivery NO COLLECTING Please Call Marie For More Information the HERALD Home Newspaper at Hills Established Guelph Street Georgotown 8772201

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