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Paw THE HERALD This weeks soccer action- RESULTS Week Ending June B SQUIRTS GlantiO Tom Gross paced the Trojans to their win with a two goal performance Wayne Morrow scored the single and Kennedy was the goalkeeper Bombers The Bombers continued their winning ways by over powering Nationals in the first half toes Williams scored his first goal In first half and his second In the more evenly played second half Jim Teetzel played a perfect game in goal IT WAS OPENING DAY as Mason cut the official ribbon at Saturdays ceremonies A large crowd was on hand to tour the new facility Raising a racquet Many of members of the Georgetown Racquet Club were on hand for the clubs opening ceremonies held last Saturday Dr Boyd president of the club in troduced directors Monty Hyde William Manderaon Marty Hughes Brian Graham Brown and Frank Allen to the visitors at the opening The new facility provides two courts a lounge locker rooms with shower and saunas and a viewing gallery above each of the courts An exhibition match demonstrated the speed and accuracy the game as Khan and Gulmasl Khan played the best Iwo-out-of- for the The club occupies a nine- acre site on Armstrong Avenue on a treed lot that was purchased from the town of Georgetown In September 1973 Construction on the clubhouse began In August with the first squash game taking place January IS 1975 existence and con tinuing Improvements in our clubhouse and grounds is entirely due to the unselfish donation of time energy and material by the club mem bers explained Dr This Is truly a members club Visiting dignitaries included Frank MP James Snow MPP Mayor Tom Hill with James Mason as official ribbon cutter Mr Mason is assistant pro at the Skyline Club and has been essential In the promotion of squash throughout the province Atoms battle to tie The Georgetown Major date winding up with a 33 Atoms soccer squad journeyed draw Although Georgetown to Burlington last Tuesday and held a lead at halftlme the came up with perhaps their score is in no way indicative of most exciting and closely the closeness of the play fought game of the season to Howie Oram was the Cooked catfish The Catfish has finally been recognized Corporation the makers of Lures has brought out a skinning board especially designed for these stateless fish As you well know the Catfish has sharp spines that make it difficult to handle and tbe only real way to cook them is skinned Now It Is simple to skin them with this new board and more people might be persuaded to keep this delicious fish now that they know It con be put In a clamp to save getting punctured rOURT ACTION In the post six weeks charges have been laid for various Infractions of the Game and Pish Act I mentioned this before but feel It bears repeating as the courts are now recognizing the need for greater enforcement of the existing laws A large collection of gill nets lights spears and other gear used In poaching has been seized Charges of this nature have been laid and the officers now have to appear In court At one time they did not like this job as the Judges would very often let the offender off with little or no fine Four persona were caught spearing Rainbow Trout in the Coldwater River and had two fish in heir possession The Pretty expensive foodlwouldsay very good flyto fishing trip and take all the fish I wanted legally Ontario Outdoors Did you know that the Credit Forks is high on the list of Biologically Sensitive Areas of the ministry of natural resources This list Is part of the land use plan of the ministry and Is being excuse the ward developed These are selected as those being in danger of elimination or alteration due to encroachment by civilization and Its effects They may Include marshes wood Is of mature trees end other aspects of natural environment Let me Clear something up dont always fish with a fly rod and I dont always catch fish As with everyone else miss out but the fishing is the thing use spinning equipment well and have only Just started with files Last year I acquired a Dlawa Millionaire bait casting reel and have gone back to this style of fishing more than ever before This outfit is unbelievable and will greatly In crease anyones enjoyment of fishing For the antigun folks tip guns In their many forms have been used to kill people for many years and thoy have no resemblance to real guns and they can be made at home There I let the secret out Well I going to get myself a mess of Catfish for supper I may settle for Trout But they dont compare in core of our Bio logically Sensitive Areas and tune in next week I am sure you will be welcome In ONTARIO rcCM marksman on both early Georgetown counters The second half opened with the local squad appearing to be content to rest on their lead This proved to be a costly mistake as Burlington roared back to scare three unan swered goals and take the lead Tossing aside their defensive strategy Georgetown came back to life and took to playing of fensively Their efforts were rewarded when Eric Clark scored what proved to be the tying goal Kevin played well in goal for the Major Atoms while Howie Oram with his two goals was the offensive star Gary Morrow earned the nod as the pick of the Georgetown defenders A well played game John and John Last played strong games for the Eagles and Antony Rees In his first game after an eye injury played well for the Panthers Golden Hawks 1 Mark Howie was the star of the game for the Panthers kicking home both heir goals Wade Klrkpatrlck scored the Golden Hawks goal Bomber 3 Trojans 1 Bombers got goals from Vic Rick McAuley and Philip Noel to continue their fast pace In the squirt division Tom Gross was the Trojan marksman MINOR ATOM Doited Boomerangs Boomerangs started well and played good positional soccer but could not score on goalkeeper Bill Davis United came on In the second half Peter and Peter McCracken played well for United as did Denis and Ken Morrow for Boomerangs Royals 1 Stingray 1 A well played game with the tie being a fair result Danny Curtis scored for the Royals and Paul Watts for Stingrays Boomerang Spurs carried the play in the first half with the Boomerangs coming back In the second Denis played well for Boomerangs with Hack Craig Harrison and Paul Wilson the starts for Spurs MAJOR ATOM Golden Jets Tigers Greg Robertson scored two goals Tor the Golden Jets with Jamy Becker getting one Ted Maslach recorded the shutout 1 Hearts In a very exciting well played game the Thunderblrds the Hearts down to their first defeat of the year Paul for the Thunderblrds and Greg Mulr of the Hearts were outstanding with Paul scoring the only goal Magpies Tigers 9 This was a well played game with Gillespie scoring the only goal for the Magpies Mark played well for the Tigers The lie score Is a fair in dication of the play A Brawn scored for Ajax and James Beecker for the Golden Jets Alfred was the outstanding player for the Golden Jets while Jerome Stone had an excellent game for MINOR MOSQUITO Dynamos I Bobcats Ken McLuskey and Gord Tucker scored for to lead them to this win Andy Carter and Don played well for the Bobcats Gladiators Gladiators had plenty of stars In this one sided victory Dave Whitehead scored three goals Paul Clark two while singles went to John Sellar Ray Wallace Wilson and Chris Cunningham MAJOR MOSQUITO Phantoms l Aces opened the first half with goals from Mathew Glaude and John Vanderburg Rick Hastings scored for Phantoms to make It dose Late In the game John Van scored his second to lock up Ihe win Spitfires Wildcats 1 Gerard Milne was the star of the game kicking home three goals Chris Peavoy scored the other Spitfire goal whllo B Beckett connected for the Wildcats only score MINOR PEE WEE Cougars Thompson set the pace for the Cougars scoring three limes Singles went to Osborne and Kronen connected on penalty shot for the Rovers only goal Owls Pegu This was an excellent game with plenty of offence Scorers for the Owls were Cun ningham B Stevens D Picket scored for Rangers 3 Rover Terry Mostaard paced the Rangers with two goals the other coming from Sam Ar thurs Alex Patterson scored Tor Rovers MINOR PEE WEE Jignanl Chargers Paul Morrow was the dominate player In this game scoring all three Jaguars goals Fergus Barnes Billy Taylor and James Van Dyke scored for Chargers to cam the tie Rockets a Kings I Ian Reeks with three and Mark Eulteneer with two accounted for all the Rocket scoring Greg Trimble Chris Clancy scored for the Kings BANTAMB Wolves Centmionit The Wolves played good positional soccer which payed off on the score sheet Ken with two goals wos the number one player while Tom Hastings scored In the second half to put game away Tom and Mark worked very hard for Centurions Celtic Beavers Both Celtic goals came from the foot of Mike Sharpies Beavers tried hard but couldnt penetrate Celtic defence backed up goalie Jamie Hansen rain both teama played good soccer Ken with two goals was the star with singles going to Gary Brown Tom Hastings Dave Porter and Scott Turner JR GIRLS Olympians 1 I This was an excellent gome with a tie score Dawn Adams scored for and Sherry Croasman for Olympians Debutantes 1 Tomboys l The Jr girls continue to show how well balanced the league Is with plenty of tie games In this one Lynn Cunningham scored for Tomboys and Terrllynn for Debutantes Jr Nationals Red Barons 1 There was no scoring in this game until Jr Nationals Rhonda Dobson scored at mid point of second half Red Barons pressure and Joan tied the game In the lost minute GIRLS Red Rockets Golden Spurs This was a close exciting game The highlight was Bowman scoring her first goal playing out of the net which she had played previously A very well played game wl lots of chances to score by both sides Outstanding for the Slue Bombers was Andrea Staple ton who played well on defence and constantly directing the attack towards a the Green Dragons goal and Monica scored the goals Win home opener Falcons flying Despite playing In pouring GEORGETOWN MINOR ASSOCIATION Bombers Panthers Trojans Canucks Golden Hawks Nationals Eagles Giants SCHEDULES JUNES SQUIRT it Simony 11 Panthers Bombers is Trojans va Golden Hawks 16 Eagles vs Panthers Tue Giants vs Golden Hawks Wed IS Bombers vs Canucks MINOR ATOM at Moore Park Mon 18 630 Stingrays Boomerangs 17 United Spurs MAJOR ATOM Moor Park Thu 12 Magpies vs Golden Jets 13 Hearts vs AJox Mon 16 Tigers vs Wed 18 645 Golden Jets va Thunderblrds MINOR MOSQUITO at Cedarvale 17 Colts vs Wed IB Gladiators Dynamos at Pine view MAJOR MOSQUITO Thu 12 vs Flyers Wildcats vs Wed 18 Phantoms vs Spitfires MINOR PEE WEE 12 615 Rovers vs Pegasus 13 Cougars vs Hangers MAJOR PEE WEE 12 730 Jnguara Kings Tue 17 Rockets vs Jaguars Wed 18 Chargers vs Kings BANTAM 16 Beavers vs Wolves 17 745 Arsenal Centurions Wed IB 745 Wolves vs Celtic JR GIRLS at Centennial 12 Red Barons Debutantes 13 vs Tomboys Wed IB Lady bugs GIRLS At Centennial PEEL Home Thu 12700 Pee Wee Burlington High School Satl4liooPceWeevsChlnguacousy at Cedarvale Sun Jr Squirt vs Chlnguacousy at Cedarvale Minor Atom vs Chlnguacousy at High School Wed 18700 Minor Mosquito Hamilton at High School Golden Jets Hearts Thunderblrds Magpies Tigers Gladiators Bobcats Colts Dynamos Grizzlies Spitfires Aces Phantoms Wildcats Flyers Owls Pegasus Cougars Rangers Kings Jaguars Chargers Celtic Wolves Beavers Centurions Arsenal Olympians Red Barrens Jr Nationals Debutantes Tomboys Blue Bombers Golden Spurs Red Rockets Green Dragons MINOR ATOM MAJOR ATOM MINOR MOSQUITO MAJOR MOSQUITO MINOR PEE WEE MAJOR PEE WEE The Georgetown Falcons played In front of hometown fans for the first time this season last week and the friendly atmosphere perhaps contributed to their win over of Toronto It was encouraging for the players to see so many Georgetown soccer fans out for the contest to support the relatively young Senior team Both teams played hard soccer with Georgetown having the edge in play In the first half Robert Lister noted for his speed broke through for a scoring thrust at the mark but was hauled down from behind in a clearing attempt by a Lazio defender The ball was knocked to safety with the hands within the penalty area and Georgetown was awarded a penalty shot Ian made no mistake and buried the ball low in the left hand comer for the score At halftlme Georgetown held a slim lead came on strong in the second half and carried the play to Georgetown However stalwart defensive day by Thompson and reliable Peter Koch held at bay The Falcons reorganized them selves making good use of their wingers and this paid off at the 13mlnute mark when a threeway passing play culminated in a goal by Richard Mathews At this point the game got a bit rough and some questionable calls by the referee railed the ire of players on both teams Georgetown had two players ejected while bad one player sent off The Falcons were therefore forced to finish game the game with only nine men Lawrence put In a Increased the pressure strong performance in the nets and their tenacity finally paid for the Falcons while Bill off when their centre forward added great spark to scored on a nice header three the teamiwlth his enthusiastic minutes before the end of the Town of Hills Gordon Memorial Arena PUBLIC ICE SKATING EVERY SUNDAY until further notice PM until PM Thursday June Tuesday June 1975 Thursday June Tuesday June 24 1975 Thursday June 7 PM until PM ADMISSION CHILDREN 25c HS STUDENTS 35c ADULTS FAMILY Warm Clothing Advised SEASONS TICKETS For the Junior Bs Regular Home Games GEORGETOWN JUNIOR B HOCKEY CLUB PO Box Georgetown by Friday IT ANNOUNCING CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP FORMERLY Barragers Cleaners Guelph St NOW CHANCE LAUNDROMAT Owned and operated by Paul Goddard ReOpening Wed June 18 am to Midnight 7 Days a week Opening Special FREE Dairy Queen Voucher For Opening Day June Customers