Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 6, 1967, p. 9

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death just a whisker away ihi uack donut of a molorcyclo tire is all that is visible of natch millers speed ing machine as ho is swallowed up in a tunnel of fire at ihe imperial hell drivers tpectacular thrill show presented in front of the grandstand in georgetown park on tuesday juno 27 below a daring clown rfamod happy knapp casually reads a road map while sitting on a ramp while lata model cars leap off the end missing him by inches the stunts were part of the rwohour show brought here by georgetown kinsmen club a sellout crowd watched the show sag i h giants blank red sox get 3 runs in sixth georgetown giants jumped on milton red sox pitcher bill curne for three runs in the 6th innmg to blank the lowly milts 34 in a halton county senior baseball league encounter in the county town monday curne had held giants hitlcss until the 6th when leadoff bat tcr howard murphy reached lit base on an error by the milton first sacker dennis gibbons got a life on a bobble by the lit chcr and dan arbic followed ith a timely single mccardle tingled to score arbic don westbrookc went the distance- on the georgetown mound scatenng 5 hits he fan rd 11 batten and issued no free passes curne struck out r and walked one georgetown manager tom james used the following line up howard murphy dennis senior baseball standings present standings includin fames of sunday julv 2 gibbons dan arbic r mccard le don lindsay jim james earl burt and don westbrooke milton manager art mclanson went with bertasson shannon r cumc phillips mcconnell dance mccutcheon jordan naylor and bill curne juniors start lawn bowling this week junior lawn bowling started four years ago by the local lawn bowlers club has spread neighbouring towns thursday at 2 p m will see the season kicked off by the younger set in this traditional older peoples game twenty five members be tween nine and eighteen have indicated they will be on hand the membership fee is only fifty cents plus ten cents a wrek they handle their own finan ces and appoint their own ex ecutive it gives them a sense of responsibility says harry moss who along with mrs al bert pattenden and frank wil son are helping the club get started mrs george cleave was the originator of the junior club heavy rains disrupt county ball schedule rains continued to plague the halton county league schedule maker over the week end wash ing out three sunday afternoon games the neck end downpour ac tually flooded the diamond at campbcllvillc it brought the total number of rainouts in a 12 day period to nine sunday i mitton at waterdown game will be played this coming sunday but no new dates have been set for the oakville campbell vi 1 1 c and georgetown at dundas games peewees lose game in final inning milton peewees scored twice in the final inning to take a 21 game from georgetown pee wees in halton minor baseball action in the county town mon da night georgetown scored in the 1st and 4th frames and bed a 21 edge going into the wlndup in ning hilton scored their other quackenbush sisters scoring stars in win georgetown georgette pitcher gloria zuio baffled palermo hitters throughout most of halton ladies softball game in glen park monday night to lead her team to an important 82 victory quackenbushcs leslie and betty took care of most of the scoring as each crossed the plate three times georgetown runs were scattered across the scoreboard most they lumped together at a time was thrci and those in the 4th frame palermo managed single runs in the 4th and 7th the win lifted the georgettes into sole possession of second place a dash between glen wil uams and georgetown girls set tor thursday was washed out the georgettes are at oak villa tonight and in acton mon day run in the 2nd williams was georgetowns main threat with a 2 for 2 red ord bill stanscl started on the mound for the losers and was lifted for gary dcwhurst in the qth becker pitched th win georgetown peewees bowed 110 before oakville peewees wednesday june 28 one bright spot in the gloomy performance wsls georgetown 3 first double play which went from williams to graham to buttcrworth oak villo had their big inning in the 6th when they scored 8 runs stanscl and dcwhurst again shared the pitching the same two teams battled through an extra inning to 1 5- draw here monday june 26 they wore deadlocked 4 all af ler rcgulition pla and each scored once in the single txtra frame wilcox was big man at the plate in this nne gome 1 for 4 brian broun had 2 hi us in 4 trips georgetown meets burlington in a rescheduled game herd sunday and host waterdown on monday youth in column discuss coffee house for teens at cedarvale by angalika seminar coffee house youth forum dances interested if you are not at least thirty teenagers in georgetown are together again at cedarvale on monday june 26 these thirty members of youth in formed committees to deal with the problems of rais ing money arranging entertain ment for georgetown s youth advertising vouth in and its activities and attracting new members we had expected a larger turnout but it seems that this column and the posters vc put around town still don t at tract enough attention our irnin interest at the mom nt is a cellar in the cedarvale building which we hope to turn into a coffeehouit however much bird work is required before this can be done and for this more members needed in addition to the coffee house youth in u planning youth forum for september and perhaps eventually a dance- hall these activities will be managed completely by teens in georgetown if you are interested and have some ideas about what you would like done in georgetown look out for our posters and this column and come to the next meeting youth in concerns all of you who have been com plaining for so long that there is nothing td do here thb okoroitown hir thursday july 4h 1fs7 page t flowers for all occasions weddino amanoimints cartaffaa paelalty cut flowara and funerai designs we wire flowers rosedale floral u alhart st fl 7m51 septic tank pumping wping tile tronchtng grvjl fill halton sanitation services ron and pill mcgowan 77 9255 ff for your entertainment p mcgibbon hote this week the the mid niters thursday friday saturday halton ladies softball league funding- july 4lh team vh l pts oakville 4 1 b georgetown 3 16 omagh 2 2 4 acton 2 14 milton 1 1 2 drumquin 12 2 hornby 12 2 palermo 13 2 glen will 0 2 0 results to date monday june 19 acton 12 palermo 7 omagh 7 hornby 6 georgetown 24 drumquin ft oakville 5 glen 3 thursday june 22 drumquin 17 palermo 6 hilton 3 georgetown 2 oakville 9 omagh 4 monday june 26 hornby 13 acton 3 georgetown 15 omagh 9 palermo 7 glen 6 oakville 14 drumquin o wednesday june 28 omagh 20 milton 5 thursday june 29 acton 15 oakville 10 monday july 3 georgetown 0 palermo 3 oakville 11 hornby 8 minors changk stealing rule georgetown house league minor baseball has introduced a rule that allows the pitcher to focus full attention on the hitter it outlaws stealing home w l pet gbl burlington 10 hamilton j camp villc 8 dundas 8 oakville 5 georgetown 4 preston 1 waterdown 4 hilton 0 7s 750 727 1 727 1 45s 4 364 5 333 5 stevenson fastest in gokart races bob stevenson was fastest man at the north halton kart club s weekly gokart races it limchouso wednesday night sweeping the speedy class 3 heat jcmi and feature events closest chaser was peter breede who oil owed steonson over tho finish lmc in contending po sition in to of the races david baxter won the only class 6 rare of the night and bill wilson refused to be out done as he captured everything available in the class 5 division garv bonham was second to wiuon tn both thr semi and feature and gcnld whaling came on to grab third spot in the big one the alwavs interesting class 4 races resulted in a double vic tor for heith hunter who led the field over the line in the heat and feature hunter was out of the picture in the semi was second in both the semi won by john welch gord cash and featiirr the north hlnn kart club stages races on its asphalt track on the 5th line of fucaing just outh of i imehousc every wednesday nmht obey these water safety rules dont let your summer fun turn to tragedy a safety message from tihe georgetown branch of the canadian red cross 1 swim in supervised areas 2 swim parallel to the shore ufwkmnlng a long distance 3 inner tubes and air mattreems are dangerous 4 swim and wade only in known water 5 cool of before swimming 6 swim when rested 7 dive only into deep water which has been marked 8 always swim with a buddy 9 a boat must contain one lifejacket for everyone 10 nonswimmers must wear lifejackets when in a boat 11 for safety and enjoyment iwm in water between 6875 degrees f 12 lifeguards are responsible for your safety obey them 13 if your boat or canoe cepslxes rang on 14 an overloaded boat is like a fish book with a weight it sinksl 15 boating and drinking dont mix 16 plastic wading poll can be deathtraps for children supervise them 17 panic causes many drownings try to remain calm think dont sink 38 avoid horseplay both in the water and in a boat playfulness may cost a life 19 swimming tfter dark is very dangerous 20 keep reaching aids handy near ah potential dangerous water areas remhmber a person can drown in 2 of water 21 small children in on and around the water should wear government approved life jackets robert r hamilton optometrist offici hours daily carretal bldg 116 mounlainview road for appointment 77j71 lazy days lfood values all th bast in fin summer foods that will mk your meal planning 1reeza youll find thermal her t your superior pood market georyatown ws from your superior food market georgetown fresh producfspecials california no 1 six 45 salmon flash cantaloupes 29 california fancy red cardinal aaa am grapes 39 39 29 us no 1 grade 3 lb cooking onions tts tno 1grade new carrots u bag arriving trash daily- ontario grown strawberries bunch radith and green onions cabbage beets lettuce cauliflower hot house tomatoes and cucumbers stuart house paper products plastic 100 ft roll f00djvrap9c is inch a lt roilwrap gj this weeks meat features round steaks lb 85 roasts round rump tit 85 b 89 ib maple leaf boneless vac pac dinner hams ib 99 jubilee small link sausage lbtraypak 53 schneiders sliced roast picnic a at vac pk- 43 union carbide pkg of 10 saico solid white aw aw fk 2s1iw 69tuna f 1- 89- 1 bread and butter javex 2sv heinz pickles 459 bleach 49 c tenderleaf sunkist lemon juice tea bags 60s 3 v j all varieties ajjaa af gag jello powders 33r peanut butter 7 lb jar 77 urns beef stew 24 oi tin 49 price effective thura fri sat july 6 7 8 it food markets

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