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Soccer Highlights of The Weeks Schedule by George Duncan and Jim Final games of the tint half I of the soccer season were played at Cetlarvale this week tiers of the respeclUe divisional arc Squirt Bombers on goal average Atom Mos quito Rockets and Arsenal There will now be a Meek break with the half of the season Au- ust 17 Georgetown teams have dravn an games In the Ontario Cup arc away to Armadale Chargers dale In the Atom division and Rangers have a local derby in the Pee division Games are to played by July In the only game of the week Tigers beat Giants on a goal by centre forward Stephen Peace who played a great or Tigers Russell Hammer also played well for Titers and Lance had a standout Same for Bombers Wohra Tigers Golden Boomerangs Giants ATOM Grizzlies theirl lend with a line win over their nearest Boh its Gruel with only en had a strong attack find Have Bobcats goalkeeper a very busy he put up a great display limited to two goals Golden Hawks and Dynamos played to a tie with mos scoring from a penally kick late in the 2nd half Hawks remained unbeaten and have beaten both top teams inj the league but taller to win against the lower learns last place battle cons beat Wildcats I cats scored first on a long shot by Brian King but Falcons kept up the pressure and quickly allied The deciding goal went to the Falcons goals were scored by Alan and Tony Smith Flyers scored their first of he season when they beat Aces Every player give his beat with Tim Turner and Billy Kant scoring Hie Its I and Virag excellent games for Aces T Grizzlies 1 Bobcats 1 Hawks ft 0 Dynamos 1 3 Fly en 1 1 Falcons 1 3 Aces Wildcats 2 nfeldi fctn war KOrlnc tha coal late in tha Fisher scored for Rovers and and Bacon plied for Cougars Rockets Cougar Owls Jaguars Rangers Tler Rat den Ho vera I T Ph 1 1 1 MOSQUITO their Rockets maintained form to beat Raiders goals by Redmond Raiders played a great game with only men Stephen Orwin being Cougars and Jaguars played great game Wednesday night Hi Cougars emerging win near S McLaughlin and scored for Cougars and R Knoepfli and P Krow chuk for Jaguars Rovers had a great win Saturday when they beat Cougars in a GETTING READY FOR SOCCER Through the of Equ iris minor soccer league has acquired ano ther placing field on Todd Road The lend was all that was needed Th willing crew of joccer enthusiasts are busy clear ng t in preparation for future game United helped themselves with a great win over en this week Goals were by Rick Mlfue and Terry By while Pat Shanks and John had great games for United Beavers have not played their early form recent and coach Colin Wilde will have to shake them up for the next half of the season Jets came very close to beat Arsenal Monday night with Arsenal scoring the tying goal In the last minute of play gave great display and could be a forte to be reckoned with in the 2nd half of the season Arsenal 4 10 Wolves 11 A United 4 2 Beavers 17 Celtic Jets JJ 0422 A MIL LIAOUE ATOM Georgetown Cyclones regain their form Tuesday and out winners ever Acton Arrows The game was as sided as the score suggests but credit should be given to the Acton tesm who never gave up trying Georgetown goals scored by Ian Reeks Paul Morrow Ron I Billy Taylor 2 Rick Hewitt Mike and Mil lor GAMES Two exhibition games this week resulted in defeats for Georgetown representative teams The Mosquito rep team play against an outstanding Bra mi lea team and went down to defeat The rep team played against Fast Freight Spurs Scaborough and did well to hold them to an only well in defeat for George town were Mike Osborne and Mike Deere Scarborough were allowed to play a number players who were over the Pec Wee age Unit but never less they were an outstanding team HORSEMEN AGAIN THIS YEAR THE QUEENS PLATE WINNER WAS FED ON MASTER HORSE FEED Theres a Master Horse Feed thats right for your horse There ant tour different Master Feeds each formulatod fore particular purpose each kBepyourhoisaln choice of feed thats right for your horse For the facts on nutrition and suggested toed program Matter horse booklet count Choose The RIGHT FEED For Your Horse Balanced for Top MASTED HORSE CUBES MASTER SWEET HOUSE FEED MASTER HORSE SUPPLEMENT PELLETS MASTER HORSE FEED MASTER RACE HORSE OATS WHOLE MASTER RACE HORSE OATS CRIMPED NEW I MASTER 17 FRISKY FOAL FEED FMd this Naw Yaur Thit Summir and Watch Tham Special Sale on all Horse Equipment TILL JULY 20 DISCOUNT SADDLES BLANKETS ON ALL HORSE SUPPLIES INCLUDING HALTERS FEEDING EQUIPMENT BRIDLES MIDICINAIS MASTER FEEDS Stewarttown Your One Stop Farm Garden Supply Centre 8773512 PHONE 8777375 STORE HOURS Mill Monday Till Friday Sam Till Saturday a GOLF CLUB PILFERING NUISANCE Thirtysix markers two flag poles rakes and paper cups are among the Items car ried off by trespassers on tho North Golf Club In the past two months Manager Nick Carter says nocturnal trespassers on six seven and 17 fairways are giving the club problems since Hems which carted off are strewn all over the course Junior Bowlers Begin Popular Summer Sportj Junior lawn bowlers have started their season with an of sixteen turnlng out for the two sessions The Juniors bo every Thurs day at pm and Invite intcres ted young people to join theml at the Edith Street greens Mike Buck end Alan had high stores of 18 for day on the July day single and The next week Pecks Robertson and Ian Long for high doubles i The juniors are pleased to know that Frank Wilson who has been helpful in directing the club is home after seven weeks in hospital in Brampton The juniors will be compel in a tournament In August Clinics Help Golfers Perfect Their Game The winners for June ladles day at Georgetown Golf and Country Club were Low net Terry Fisher 2nd low net Breen low putts Mary Petto Tho assistant pro Brian White gave a golf clinic putting to conclude the On June 30th the second round of the three way inter club was held at Chinguacousy with Georgetown end North ladies attending The winners for Georgetown were Low gross Iris 2nd low gross Marilyn Ferguson low net Gertrude Ward 2nd low net Ruth Derbyshire lov putts Irene Brown On July tho win for the ball sweep were Low net Iris 2nd low net Marilyn Mystery holes May Cunning ham Maureen low putts I A golf clinic given by pro Jason followed with a film on Canadian Open COMING Whlpper Billy Watson will present wrestling In the Geor Memorial Arena on Monday August 10 The card will include an old favour ite Bulldog the Hang Miss Hercules and Whip- per Billy Watson Jr to name aj Halton County Senior Baseball LEAGUE STANDINGS including game of Saturday July 11th Pet BURLINGTON 769 HAMILTON OAKVILLE 00 ft 683 638 B GEORGETOWN 214 PRESTON J BATTING LEADERS plate appearances as of July gib 3 Ken Simon Burlington Dan Hamilton Randy Hamilton Rick Elmer Dredge Campbellville Ernie Bodden Joe Earl Summcrfipld John Weathers ton Terry Lee Preston LEADERS AT BAT John Skinner Burlington Skinner Randy Ireland Ray Boucher Burlington HITS Dredge 20 DOUBLES Skinner Pat TRIPLES John Winter Lcaslde 3 HOMERS Simon I land Winter STRIKEOUTS Bill IB WALKS Winter George Evans Dun las PITCHING LEADERS 375 360 at least innings of July Georgetown NEIL Watcrdown DOUG Oakville McDONUJQ Burlington GARNET MITCHELL Campbellville TREVOR MADDEN RON Campbellville WAYNE I BILL das BILL Individual Leaders Pet ERA 113 GOO O Inn Pitched McDonald Strikeouts McDonald Walks Mitchell Wins Appcarnnce Complete Games SIZZLING FOOD BUYS HOT DOG ROLLS HAMBURG BUNS GROUND BEEF 59c MAPLE LEAP WIENERS PRIME RIB ROASTS TENDER KID SAICO SWEETENED ORANGE JUICE 35c CHEEKY MORN INSTANT COFFEE 89c EAKS 99c SARONG SLICED OR CRUSHED PINEAPPLE KLEENEX WHITE OR COLOURS TOWELS i 53c AYLMER RASPBERRY or STRAWBERRY JAM 59c LANCIA SPAGHETTI or MACARONI 39c FRESH MEATY SPARE RIBS 79c SCHNEIDERS ox SLICED BOLOGNA ROCK ELLA FARMS Grade A Medium EGGS 269 FIVE MARKED SPECIAL BY THE BOTTLER FAN A SOFT DRINKS CASGOPlSi 100 WATT Light Bulbs NEW ORLEANS STYLE Stokel Kidney Beans FOODS NEW BLITZ ENERGY DRINK 49c FROZEN FOOD FEATURES APPLE PIES 49 FREE HOME DELIVERY SERVICE WITH A MINIMUM ORDER ONTARIO NO GRADE HEAD LETTUCE ONTARIO NO 1 GRADE URGE HOT HOUSE Oft TOMATOES ONTARIO NO WASHED TRIMMED CELERY STALKS CABANA IO BANANAS PRICES WED SAT JULY IS a M