Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), January 20, 1972, p. 18

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page Scoreboard 1 Standard Pipducts PeeWees Use Shutout to Take Series Jan In the first of the playoffs Preston and George town lied 1 at the end of regulation time but Preston scored three In overtime for a win Georgetown out shot the winners 11 and out plaed them but find the target Jim scored the lone goal assisted by Paul Morrow and Greg Thompson and Ian Firefighters c eback Preston in a well me by the whole team the Goals were by lin lift unassisted Reeks from tie Ian third McMenemey McMenemey and Billy Tn unassisted Jon travelled to Base BordU away 1 winners ij Greg Morrow and Jim had a big game with Thompson scoring three Morrow three and Peardon two Ian Recks had two and Kern one Assists went to Mark Bruce McCandlus John Barnes Thompson Morrow and Pear don MAJOR Jan 20 Standard Products In their first playoff blanked Preston 30 in a well played game Paul Martin Tim Turner and Terry Simpson OUTDOORS with George Hoare scored all unassisted Jan The second and deciding game with Preston this lime another lop heavy win Goals were by Mike assisted by Wiry Burns and Scott Wakfer from Joe South Paul Martin from and South Glen from Bob Mc Tim Turner from McCandkss and Wakfer unassisted PeeWeesnow await a further series against Chlngu JOB MIDGET These three teams have earned byes Into the second round playoffs by right of their league standings and arc walling to play out of against the winners of Chinguaeousy and Preston playoffs Special Note Dates and times of Deadliest Creafire Nothing Challenges Cobra I have never been to India where the world largest venomous snake is found namely tig cobra but this Is the information I have con it It t strike like most snakes but lunges towards you with great speed The record apparently is an IB foot 4 Inch monster Its colour is olive cross banded with black The throat and chin are light orange He gists consider the most beautiful and the deadliest snake Cobras strike bite chew briefly and he victim has had it The venom has an Immediate effect on the nerve centers producing death by of the muscles that control the breathing The cobra is noted for Is personality size and for the tremendous amount of venom it possesses It fangs are just over an inch long VERY MOODY They are very moody and unpredictable When nesting their eggs the male and female will attack anything or anyone who approaches A nalwe tells of a 10 foot king cobra woman picking tea Assam holding the woman leg for minutes The snake released the woman and slithered off when five men turn to her rescue- by lltS fieri It whirled and attacked So now the pur suers were the pursued They reported later that the snake despite Its size supple and very fast and if man had a shotgun and some courage the king cobra might hove performed a mass The woman it had originally attacked apparently without provocation died in minutes STRONGER VENOM In India it takes five years to train an elephant the world largest land mammal weighing six Ions and the venom from the cobra can kill the elephant in less than three hours usually the cobra strikes the elephant bet ween the loea or on the end of the trunk The king cobra venom is five limes stronger than that of the Russell viper famed for its dead mess and responsible for many of the deaths by snake bite In India yearly reprinted from Weekly Report lands forest Kernptvltle A resourceful salesman once stated the most unselfish a person can give his family Is to be covered by adequate life insurance One is in fact betting against statistics that he may or may not pass on at some point In time and by his foresight leave his family with a comfortable income Another even greater gift Is to leave something behind for future generations to enjoy the gift of open space forests fields streams and lakes Places for a weary populace to recreate body and soul for a week a day or Just a few hours on a Sunday A place where one can stroll or ride or even hunt and fish with peace or mind knowing that he is not trespassing on someone else s properly free to roam over large areas for long distances within easy reach of his home Some places do exist scattered uniformly throughout the great megalopolis of Southern Ontario Provincial Parks Conservation Areas Picnic Sites Crown Lands and Agreement Forest Lands Early In the life of this province men of vision set aside through legislation areas like Algonquin Provincial Park Since then parks have been created in Southern Ontario Through steady land purchasing programs Crown Land has been acquired In key locations Counties and Townships and River Valley Authorities have assembled land where available for agreement forests SHORTSIGHTED There are agreement forests covering acres in Southern Ontario many in the path of rapidly developing urban areas to provide the open space neglected by short sighted planners By the year our population will nearly double with 80 per cent living In urban areas high as so per cent of urbar populations live in apartment complexes ingeniously designed with all amenities except ttn space craved by so mam The great g ft of is still being stored pi by piece Many people with t- charity have government con purposes porks Others have to municipalities known hey will be preserved triors to come for use by theihlldren and heir neighbors They have bestowed great and lasting gift civilization RESULl The and fur old at the fur safe held on December 10 Species Beaver Otter Mink Red Fox Cross Fox Silver Fox Fisher Raccoon Marten Wolf Polar Bear Black Bear Lynx Bob Cat Squirrel Weasel Castor Quantity Sold 55 13 ChildPare Tandems Rolled in Competition During the Christmas bowled by Shirley the bowlers and their parenkmallwood Second was competed in the family Cox with triple and In this tourney single Nancy Hamilton came child and parent took with a triple throwing the balls with the and Shirley starting each game The parth came next with a triple verj this year good Pec Wee winners Mother and son Michael with Mother and daughter Sheila Prousc with Father and son Billy McArlhur with Father and daughter Ross with Bantam winners Mother and son Colin I licks with Mother and daughter with and son Wayne Richardson with other and daughter Sherry Everett with 728 John Junior winners Mother and son who had Mother and daughter Debbie Hamilton who had Father and son Donald Dodge who had Father and daughter Nancy Nurse who had Senior winners Mother and son Steve Foster who rolled Mother and daughter Nicholson who rolled Father and son Denis who rolled 682 Father and daughter Nicholson who rolled Congratulations to the above bowlers WEES Sheila Prouse tops the girls with a 92 average Duanc Hat Cher is still high boy with Lions had a five point victory against Aristocrats Pee Wee Penguins bowed down to Red Barons In two games and totals high triple of 308 and the high single of 120 were thrown by Sandra Marshall Next were Dana with 306 and 104 and Sheila Prouse with 301 and 112 Boys Hatcher had the high triple of and a 133 single Michael Stecnhuis had the high single of 1Q1 and a triple Third was Brett Goodlet with 327 and 151 I STANDINGS Aristocrats Lions Red Barons and Pee Wee Penguins BANTAM GIRLS Stephanie Cox holds the high average of 179 Super Seven maintain their lead after winning two games and totals from Tigers Panthers edged one game from Bantam Bombers Pussycats won the first iwo gomes and totals from Crashers After losing the first game Strikers came hack and won the next two and totals from Pink Panthers Globetrotters collected seven points from Wild Cats clinched five points from Slowpokes I- RISKY FIVE The high girl this week was Sherry Everett with a triple Another single LEAGUE STANDINGS Seven Globetrotters Strikers Slowpokes Cats Tigers Bantam ibers Pink Panthers 21 hers Crashers 20 ion balls 14 and Pussycats 7 BANTAM BOYS Hicks ranks first in the for high average with a slow start Slow Pokes and won five points uper Strikers Crack Shots J seven points from Golden Jets took gal Head Pins Snipers games and Georgetown won one game and for totals Sharp won five points from Hoi Hatcher was the high boy with a triple pin ale A close second was Richard who had and single next til positions wereheid by Scott David and Mark UE STANDINGS Slow Pokes 19 Bobfca is Hydrofoils Snipers I Sharp Shooters Crack to Georgetown Internalilg 9 Jen average of la held Rick Gourlle Odd Iwo games and Crackpots shocked Pin Buster in three game Pin Vulture King Pins for twojgaqijand total pins this rolled hlltrlple of and Close behind with and were Debbie MacCoback Heather Mortoi 21 Kavanjhawin jm Clifford 529 20S BoysJDerriclLukas had the high The high triple ft a by Peter alto ad a single Hick with and Clfford tossed a AGUE STANDINGS Vultures Odd 3 Juniors Duncan holds Vflrla average with average ft high for the I it belongs aril Seven bowed down to porated in two games and jt was a close match Snoopy and with the latter games Tall Endera points off of on Page Reminder This week is our annual midget tournament here In Georgetown Arena Games on Tuesday evening Thursday and all day Saturday the semi final and final Sunday afternoon There are teams competing and there is good hockey played In this tournament Come out and support our Georgetown Midgets Georgetown Cycle Sports outshot Chinguaeousy Si with only two lines in a hard clean fast game and won 81 Goal scorers were Pete Fendley from Fin Arnold Charlie unassisted Bert from Chris Broad bent Arnold from Fendley Charlie from Pete Fendley again from Art and Arnold Arnold from P and Webster from MINOR NOVICE Jan McNally Construction came up with a tremendous effort against The game was a score until the 3rd when they tied the game on a goal by Bob Dean assisted by Sco Osborne In the Inst in three goals were scored Matt Bauer getting Georgetown second assisted by Dean Good games were played by Herb Terry Mostaard Brian and Barry Simpson with Brian Ellis playing an outstanding game in goal Added Note All four of our In upcoming weeks Game times will be posted In the arena Late Goal Gives Novice Series To Firefighters A goal by Ian Reeks with 30 seconds to go gave Georgetown Fireflghtera the Maor Novice playoff series victory over Preston here Monday night Georgetown win was their second straight after losing the opener Reeks goal was his fourth point or the night Ed Dwyer drew the assist scored the first Georgetown goal from Reeks and Phil Buck The second was scored by Reeks from Buck arid the third by Bruce McCandless from Reeks Mike McMenemy led the Georgetown defense in a strong performance that allowed Just shots on goal to Georgetown a 17 SPECIAL INVENTORY CLEARANCE SNOW TIRES Off All Prices Listed Below Get a grip on Winter with CLASSBELTED POLYESTER Delivers up to 80 more mileage minus thump the snow tire that thinks it has studs The Ire the p of Tor all the world u It it hid for go- power where ire binned rubber much I fcc the the bear fooled never Say on top of winter driving with 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