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ffifi- jw iwftvj wfv7i7vr sititisiaiaigirtw ref rees travel exploits topic for banquet talk clothed detectives came rushing in and grabbed them before any danuja could be done extreme weather conditions were ilso encountered lewis said a rain storm in fort worth texas was so severe h washed away part of a railway embank ment and the train he wu on had to crawl over the section on a sharp ancle another time while travelling through texas m gain he knpt a wnry fyr on a dark tumid dinclnx on the horizon hu irrt look at a tornado heat in phoenix- was so intense and the sun so bright i- ii 11 durinjj an assignment there hts ecs from his flights for his foj to s his eyes whcncv younjj audience fcr he went ou hie trials tad travels of yaaag national hockey leaffue ftpferee were unfolded for room full of minor hockey players when bryan lewis georgetown hockey official who has risen through the ranks to the nhls rcfercelng staff spoke at an orangeville awards din ner recently during the season bryan bandied 80 hockey games in 24 cittas roost of them in the states a task which required 46275 miles of travel on is different airlines he recounted some experien- i can remember particularly while flying from kansas city to memphis looking pot nf the window of the tuin engine prop- ellpr plane and turning t6 jelly white oil started spurting out of one engine he said in a min ute the window was covered but the stewardess secniml unper turbed and explained this was normal for this plane he also recalled incidents in tallas houston kansas city oklahoma iershey springfield kan dieko uwanilolcs seattle stuuis chican and vaht-auv- ex he said in some cases ho happened to be in cities at the time of negro holing and wn con lined to hm hotel by cur few homenuik wins proam winnipeg wiu home put together a tbree-under- par 68 over georgetown golf it country clubs 6300 yard 18 hole course to win the proam wednesday jury 3 the est was worth 800 to the touring westerner one of only nine pros to break par in the preliminary to the carllnk millar tlio proam was worth 4000 in prizes homcniilks round included seven birdie itjntanutioirtjccairc7 both of toronto and harry mcllree burlington each col lected 32808 after linishlnk in a tie for second in tho ivoain they carded 09s gary kawcctt of toronto won 200 tor his 70 while wayne vohnnr and bob cox both of vancouver gary haue of toronto and john hendrick of montreal finished with 71 a and collcctod 129 each four golfers qualify for ontario amateur golf four georgetown country club members qualified- for the ontario tour tournament nt scarboro have anw- goh club next week in ho qualifying round y bob harris fired i 72 dlbbje 7fi mike pullen 77 dave tjrcn 78 the tournament start ncsday july 17 ww ross and wed halton rural minor softball standings but those incidents are the exception rather than the rule end all in all it war a very en- he said fllsht between to ronto and chicago was soroush that dinner trays were dumped j year he id into the aisle a landing in dal las almost ended in a field when the piano apparently de veloped brake trouble and roll ed right to the end of the run way once in a chicaco airport while waiting to fly out to kan sas city two men seated nearby leaped up and challenged each other to a tiun duel most people scattered but police and plain- poker hand golf match north halton ladies section held a poker hand jolf competit ion at llio maple avenue club tuesday july 2 nan marchment and vi cinpp were 10 hole win ners kylio golinski ann mann dorothy young and joan todd won prizes in nine hole play squirts gp w pl kilbride o gon williams 5 hornby b a hornby a 5 ofumquin 5 lowvillc 5 omrjri 6 pee wee op drumquin 5 glen williams 6 hornby b 3 hornby a a lowville 5 kilbride 5 omafjri 4 6 0 a 12 3 2 0 a 1 1 0 6 2 j2 1 5 2 3 0 a 1 3 1 3 0 6 fj 0 w l t pis 5 0 0 10 3 3 0 o 3 3 0 6 i 0 a 3 0 a 3 0 4 0 4 0 0 ver 300 learn swimming techniques at the pool georgetowns concrete lake was well stocked with homo sapiens on dominion day all of aem seeking relief from the roiler temperatures the community swimming pool officially opened for the season saturday at two oclock tut crowds werent really of a sire until the mercury reached tor the top monday mo was also the first day cf the july term for swim stud ents in all 320 are taking lessons and another 23 aro working on red cross awards learning their aqua abcs un der supervisor betty lou bow- den hr head instructor chris sargent and jackie lince pat bowel andrea chaplin glen- da emerson and ian goslinc aro 170 beginners 75 juniors 15 intermediates and 30 sen iors all members of the teach ing staff are qualified lied cross instructors for the last two weeks of this month adult swimming lessons will bo conducted in the early evening with a bonus for mem bers of the students family they will be allowed to enjoy the water in another part of the pool with monj or did while the non swimming member of thefamily is tutored lifeguards will alo tie on duty to watch the non pupils at the other end of the scale preschoolers three to five years of me inclusive will lie introduced to swimming in special classes in august a pet project of supervisor betty lou bowden who worked with the water babies before accept ins the position at die george town pool waiting to get into the swim youngsters quequo up oulsido georgetown community swimming pool vrvrf-a-v- cmrver yiirttntf m its cou3 says wendy booskill one of tho first biro no pool this season two day later swimmers were wca- iwg 1hg dprns day lieatln the water stewart pitches midgets to 72 baseball victory georgetown mtdffeti dumped burlington 72 in a halton base ball tilt in burlincton thurs day evening r stewart went tha distance allowing just five hits while striking out 14 georgetown won the game in their half of the second inning after burlington had shot into a 20 lead in the opening frame ward started the georget6wn amy w4th4ijpu h a o drew a walk and went to eeoood on a wild throw and th next hatter bob neil singled scoring ward dens more came home on stewarts slngleand inglls was walked intentionally to load the bases but the strategy failed hill neil crossed up the bur- hnnton luilrlcl with a sojeeze bunt to sepre bobnell and rea- ciirtl first safely with the bas es still jammed williams lined a single that pushed stewart and infills across with rum foifh and five and then syfces poked a single between fielders to bring will lam around in the top of tho slxtbj goof- cetown scored their seventh run 71411 drew a pass and bui neil doubled to score the lead- off runner georgetown came close to acor- ing in the third when deovmore walked noll reached first on a fielding error and stewart sing led to load the bases but the runners died there when the hits didnt come a burlihgton threat in the bot tom of the fourth was snuffed neatly the irst two batters unfiled but a slick double play followed by a strike out corked the host dubs best chaoc to get back in the ball game georgetown plays an exhibit ion game againsranetoblcoke club here tomorrow evening and on sunday host brampton in an early afternoon affair beetle baron is best in annual crate race the beetle baron is known in the backs treat racing trad a crate what sets it apart from other piles of scrap lum ber i4hat it is assembled in a fashion that allows it to be wouuted on wheels nd support 8 driver what sets it apart from other crates is that it moves just a little bit faster thursday the beetle baron became the second winner of the annual crate hace built by terry and bainry layton and pi loted by ian hogg the bbl amassed the most points in two days of competition on morris street and at chapel street pu blic school grounds richard burley who organ lied the crate races last yoar when it appeared plans for a centennial soap lux derby had fallen through brplit the races into coasting tests on morris street on wednesday and added push ers for sprints around the scluiol yard thursday a crate buut and raced by gord huntbr and wayne ckxig- eon and labeled simply no p took second place honours and crate no 13 built and raced by stove laldler and david mcneil was third the eve tit attracted eight iv tries benson win drops standards to second someudnc bad to give when benson ik hedge and standard products tied for first place la he georget swjusuruu fast ball league net head on wed nesday the g turned out to be standard products vtto surrendered a win and fell into second place dave ferguson was the why ning pttcber while gord spence tookthe loss there was one home run that by terry bod- gers of the winners the outcome left bui tied with hunters who toetntalned 4heir share of the top spot by robing np a 122 score on f shbrthanded podge brothers team jason field threw the victory end ray see was the losing pit cher i v tfc wednesday games were the only ones played last week because of the monday holiday slsndlns i rw l hi hunter 8 s 1 10 benson 7 5 s 10 standard 73 8 blue -giant- 8 z4 4 combines 7 3 54 dodges brothers 7 3 5 4 subtrad three and golf scores fanastic when golfers subtract their worst three boles from their score cards the result is some fantastic figures thats what north helton mens section al lowed entrants in a bell sweep stake to do thursday the low gross score was 20 and low net would you believe 12 low gross prize went to don curry with shir key groseme a close second at 21 others low enough lo share in tbe prizes were john todd ted worrell harry sanderson ed welcefleld don whichelo ken allen jack tothe jim linton gord kins tom wylie john thomas jiro jones les henderson doug wright doug forester bill sherritt eric rosa and hon cash denny wrights js beat john kennedy by half a broke oth er low net scores worth prizes were registered by chris wal ker bert archer del wallace dave itlcconscme george gill jack lucu john held dick grace jack malcolm al wea ther j 1 peter oorlka peter mann and of mann junior golf day at north halton dave irons and gall young headed a roup of young golf- crsrwith best liross scores at a junior golf day at north halton club last weduesdsy they wore among 32 who pla yed the course the game vas followed by a lunch and prize awarding other best tross scores were registered by don pettersoa jane mcnally and john owen low net prltes were won by noreen atkinson kurt worrall david henderson hosanne at kinson lorraine symmes anne meal stuart usher david aim- ltaite handy norton john sco- hne dave moffat plililp henley steve walkinaon jer inglls lindsay gutwi barbara curry geoff walker bob run barn bruce niven john chamberlain llandy pope jim burns colleen burns leslie owen alien lawr john henderson and vendy worrall george e drumm 42 latsten crescent gy4141 state farm canadian head omite scarborough ontario thi oiomitown hirald thursday july 11th 19m page 8 perfect night at bat for georgette pitcher georgetowns entry in the hal ton ladies softball league the georgettes made their winloss record three and- one with an impressive 236 bdmblnti of bur lington ladles in lowville thur dy marilyn eagles who cunn in m relief of sua smith to the third inning had a hot night at the plate going six for six and scoring five of her teams runs jane mcnally blasted a triple and eve smith and geil young doubled for the winners who znalnly pecked away al burling ton offerings with thirty singles acton precast concrete supplies manufacturers of septic tanks end lids 36 welt tile all sizes culverts sidewalk slabs 12 end li no slats phone 8531549 jims steering service twheertntgnment wheel balanelnf complete brake servjee general repairs park st glen william 774554 if yoitre moving rent a tildem van or pickup by the hour day of week call andrew murray motors 45 moontalnvlew reed t77t272 going places see hfc before you leave on that heeded family vacation get a traveloan from household finance that may youjl bei aura to ha ve enough money to pay for ewrythlngalongthe way moals transpartatian lodging nxiroi and before you borrow from hfc household will tell you what your traveloan will cost in plain dollars and cents going jjaces travel worryfree with a traveloan front hfc yeeisianontjmdotzedunw what your lean wtll cost borrow up to sooo tasks up to 60 months to rocmry astavafcrsstjirirkoojcenaijrarnrcsni 41 main sfce norfh teuphone 87522 ot to silvers t ssora alt aboui tut evening hours mens fastball sundlna team w l pts lowville 1 1 14 palermo 1 13 hslton 4 3 8 otnajrh 4 3 8 procor s 4 hornby 0 0 legion pktllc picnic tables corree tea milk x ice cream provided pie 11 uft vvr plate will bo provided lawn chairs will odd to your comfort members children will have the use of the oeertjetowfi swlmmlna pool from 1 to 330 pm sunday july 14 gord brownes residence no r v a l picnic tickets- picnic tickets will bo avallabo 1 the branch each paidup member willreceive four tickets per child up lo 16 years o o- they must pick up their tickots botweon july 3rd and july 14h no tickets will be mailed or handed out at the picnic t will be arranrjhcffrom pool and branch lo gord w brownos races start at 345 pm ponies darts horseshoes baseball tuo of war branch 120 canadian legion fin mm