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Falcons 7Neerlandia THE HERALD Wednesday 3Falcons 0 THE MOSQUITO GIRLS SOCCER TEAM Just didn have Judy Van Cilcf and Joanne Scarle Second row left to enough to win the championship on Saturday and although right coach Ted Diane Aitkin Karen outclassed in their final game challenged throughout the Pam Van Dyke Jennifer Trlsha Turner contest Front row left to right Nancy Diamond Gray Linda Ferguson Betsy Sharpies and Coach Beth Cunningham MnrgoLedgcr Susan Krowchuk Jen Smith Kewley Minor soccer action Retails Week Ending August a IMS SQUIRT DIVISION Trojan 3 Pan inert Wayne Morrow paced the Trojan attack fay scoring two Kennedy scored one while Tim was In goal for the shutout The Canucks had many chances to score in game but couldnt find the range Bob was In goal for the Giants and Glen Leslie scored both goals National 3 Giant I This was a well played close gome as the score indicates Ismo with two goals and Gordon Savage scored far Nationals Glen Leslie end Rick replied for the Giants MINOR ATOM Keith McLaughlin and David Stoddart played excel en t for the Hearts with Dave scoring the only goal on a high hard shot Jeff Moore Geoffrey Cannon played well for the Magpies Current Ripples Senior water polo team first Well weve had to say our sad farewell to Chris Hall and we all hope the Soo realizes how lucky they axe to have her back Now Its time to welcome our new pool super visor Mr Vic Stoddart Lets hope he enjoys his new and gets settled right On Friday August 22 the West Central Ontario Regional Waterpolo Championships were held in Georgetown Despite the fact Is a new sport In our area we were pleased at the turnout and all the players showed lots of enthusiasm Six Junior teams competed they being Ancaster Caledonia Georgetown Milton St David and Each team played five games and the team with the best record was the champion The result were Caledonia first St Davids second Georgetown third Ancaster fourth fifth and ltoJton sixth Congratulations to tile Georgetown Junior team consisting of Sheni Grossman Elaine Taylor Yvonne Golden John Golden Mark Taylor Mark Roger Smith Peter and Mary Lynn Morrow for their fine efforts Five senior teams competed in the meet and they were Caledonia Georgetown Grimsby Milton and St David The teams were very well matched and the spectators got to see some very close gomes We are proud to say that the Georgetown team came out on top and got to bring home the plaque or keep it here since the tournament fas on home Congratulations goes to Peter Gingras Alex Virag Blair Thompson Don Thompson Ian Long Gary Brown Andy Long Lauralee Morris and Pauline of the Georgetown team The results were Georgetown first A big congratulations and thank you should be ex tended to Sue and Jack Nleuwtaof for all the time they ve spent in Introducing to Georgetown and the fine Job they did in coaching the teams We will see much more of Jack in the fall as Is not Just a seasonal sport and we hope to see more Interested people out to try thebr hand the gome On August 20 the Georgetown Swim Team will be travelling to Acton to compete In the West Central Ontario Regional Championships We wish the team the best of luck and we will have results of the meet next week We would like to send our congratulations to our Intermediate and Elementary Royal Life Award swim men for passing their evaluation They are Guy and Jonathon Lancaster Ron Sparks Rose Bydevaate Tim Tfaurpt This summer the Georgetown Indoor Pool offered the National Lifeguard Course the program The guards at the pool worked for this award as part of our training program and we took our test recently Congratulations go to Karen Tracy Porter Lauralee Morris Theresa Callaghan Wendy Slack Debbie Iglesios Andy Long Paul MacDonald Martha and Shawn Fisher for receiving the award The N is a National Llfeguarding course that was set up by the Royal life Saving Society RLSS the Red Cross Society the Organization and la currently part of the program It involves practising the techniques of water rescue pool and waterfront emergency procedures first aid physical fitness per formance tuned lengths of beadup crawl and headup breast stroke defense mechanisms and releases and a wide area of theoretical knowledge National Lifeguard is a very worthwhile award to attain and its award holders represent Its high standard of efficiency 1 If youve been wondering why the Indoor Pool has been closed so often in post week due to Health Reasons we cant blame you at all But it Is beginning to represent quite a timely and costly problem to the public and the pool staff Some children have been using the pool as a washroom facility instead of as a place for all to enjoy a swim Whcnthlshappenswchavetocloscthepoolandadd a lot of chemicals to clean out the system We would greatly appreciate your cooperation in educating the children about the Importance of using our washrooms If It is necessary please have the young ones wear plastic pant Thank you for your assistance Tiger Andrew Broun and Ian Sea Ion scored to give the win to Graham on the attack and Glen Baker played well for the Tigers Thunder birds MgpleQ Paul with two goals and Maurice David led the Thunderblrds to their win David Jim played well for the Magpies Heart Golden Jets In an exciting wellplayed game the score fit the play Sean opened the scoring for the Hearts and Greg Robertson tiedltupinthelastsecondsofthefirsthalf A goalmouth scramble after a penalty shot allowed Greg Robertson to score his second goal and put the Golden Jets ahead 1 The Hearts went to the attack and Sean 0 connected for his second goal Ted Moslach for the Golden Jets David Houston for the Hearts played out standing games in goal Thunderblrd Tiger 1 Paul provided all three goals for the Thunderbirds in a wellplayed game by both teams Tigers MAJOR MOSQUITO AcesSSnltriretO We do not have the goal scorers in this game Phantom 11- Flyers The Flyers were shorthanded and never in this gome Mark Ross scored six times while Chris March and Mark Hanlther had two each Ricky Hastings a single MINOR Cougar Rover Goalscorcrs for Cougars were Davis with two J Langedykc with two and a single to Sraarda Alex scored the Rovers goal Cougars Rode scored for Pegasus in this close game J Allen and D Davis provided the tic for Cougars MAJOR Charger Kingt T Earner with two goals and Taylor paced the Chargers to an exciting win Marty Power and Chris Clancy scared for the Kings Jaguar Chargers Another two well balanced teams Ken scored twice for Jaguars with a single going to Paul Morrow J Coulter and Barnes scored for Chargers JR GIRLS Red Gray scored Ihe only goal of the game Laura also played well for the Red Baron Super Girls were led by Valerie Longo and Patricia Turner Olympian lDebtanleD Christine Gorln who scored the goal and Sherri Crossman were the stars for the Olympians Tracy Johnston gave It a good or the Debutantes LadybugatlomboyiO Cathy MacDonald dominated play in this game and scored all four goals Carolyn McCauley and Kim Stewart played good for the Tom Boy a Super Girls Debutantes This game was well played with the defences and goal keepers dominating play I Debutantes 1 Lynda Ferguson and McDonald scored for in a very fast exciting game We do not have the goal scorer for Debutantes Schedule Aug a SQUIRT at Simony Bombers vs Nationals 30 Golden Hawks Canucks 30 Nationals vs Eagles ATOMS at Moore Park Boomerangs vs Stingrays 30 Golden Jets vs Magpies Spurs United fl 30 Boomerangs Royals Magpies vs MOSQUITO at fl 30 Aces vs Wildcats 30 Flyers vs Spitfires a 30 Gladiators vs Bobcats at fl 30 Grizzlies vs Colts 30 Dynamos Gladiators PEEWEE fl Kings vs Chargers fl 15 Kings vs Rockets Baalim fl Arsenal vs Beavers 45 Celtic Wolves Jit GIRLS at Centennial fl 30 Ladybugs vs Super girls 30 Debutantes vs Jr Nationals 30 Ladybugs Red Barons GIRLS at Centennial 30 Red Rockets Blue Bombers Tue Wed Tue Wed 3 28 Wed 3 Thu Wed Tue Wed 3 Frl Wed 3 Falcons win one lose one Georgetown Falcons played I ait Thursday at St Clair Behind at halftime 10 the Georgetown side ex for seven goals within the lost min Robert Lister tied the game on a pass from Stuart Robbins at the ten minute mark of the Nccrlandia toward coming In second half Robert Lister on him for which the referee played a fine game for the awarded Nccrlandia a penalty Falcons setting up Ken Ross shot Mike with a good display at the nine minute mark to go of netminding stopped this ahead well taken shot Mike Deer Falcon however did tie up the game goalkeeper tackled a at the mark from a Kinsmen girls softball By Tbrreta Calls an The season Is almost over and the girls are getting belter They re ready for the big day of the tournament Its a whole day of excitement and fun The senior and Junior girl with tho most homeruns will receive a trophy Hot dogs pop and chips will be sold so there s no reason not to come Besides speaking from ex perience It fun Game of lie Week Varlsn II Umpire JFord Neilsons bats were booming as Joanne hit two Bonnie Dennoy and Linda Dona la hit with Linda coming up with the bases loaded Linda also made three good catches in the outfield which earned her half the game star Sally Stroud earned the other half for hitting three Leanne Storch also had a homer Pitchers were Sally Stroud and Jeanne Blue Giant Young Pharmacy 12 Youngs held their own until the third Inning when Blue Giants pulled In 17 runs Gerry Ford had a grand slam homerun Debbie Armstrong also had a homer Cathy Elslier made a nice double play Pitchers were Cathy Linda George Marlene Vanderkooy Brendn Melon le Harris and Clare Carter Foumier had a homer for Youngs Eleven runs in the second sure helped Magnusons take the game Lori War rail brought in four runs with a grand slam Shelley Perkins was the only other home run hitter Pitchers were Worrell Debbie Williams and Shelley Perkins All three pitchers were Game stars IS Standard Product Well did it again with another game Silvona Glrordi and Debbie Jones had the homers for Muriel King had the homers for Standard batting out two Pitchers were Donna Reed Muriel King and Wendy Game stars were Muriel King and the whole team JUNIORS Dairy Pauline Flowers Paulines seemed to have a rough night with only two innings bringing In the scores Rhonda Ritchie had a homerun for Dairy Queen Sharon Jones of Paulines managed to make it to the bases every time Game stars were Rhonda Ritchie and Carrie Gibbs Georgetown 35 Debex Smoke Shop Congratulations Upholstery Delrex was at a loss this game Upholstery pulled in 26 runs in the first two Innings were hit by Christine Cleave Lisa Rand and Lorraine Turner Game stars were Lorraine Turner Linda Houston and Hulme This was gome full of big hits Claire had two Karen Wilson and Laura each had one and Grand Slams were hit by Vickie end Rebecca Halonen Pitchers were Laura Karen Wilson and Claire Lacoursiere Game stars were Claire Lacoursiere and Fred Harrison won by default over Larrad NOTE and or spectators would like to take part in the games as umpires you are more than welcome We would really appreciate it Just be at the park entrance by the school at 30 Tuesday night or night Thank you corner kick This was all Tor Robert Lister passed a well placed ball to Joe Calms who scored at the mark The same two players teamed up three minutes later with Joe Cairns scoring his second goal of the night Robrrt Lister who figured four goals to far broke through himself to score hut second of the night Ian scored the last two goals the first coming on a header from a Gary Miller pass the second on his own rebound Neeriandia came back with a one goal near the end of the game but the Falcons com pletely dominated the second half It was a good win far Georgetown but three days later they gave up one goal In tho first and two in the second to lose to The Falcons were without four regulars but played remarkably well bitting the pott twice and pressing In territory for the first ten minutes Then scored demoralizing the team to a standstill Mike Peelers was clearly held by an Oakvllle player preventing him to meet the ball carrier who came in alone on Mike Deere and scored The referee allowed the goal and Georgetown never recovered feeling throughout the gome that they had to play Oakvllle and referee both This loss prevented Georgetown from moving Into second place Wednesday the Falcons will a Spanish side at St Clair But the big test will come Wednesday Sept 3 in Victoria Park against Chinguacousy Majors Sm edema says he will move up some B players for trial games not being satisfied with the failure A to show of some regular- Captain Bill was injured last week Pi a regular game in despite a bad foot Injury Hel felt he could not let bis team down but voiced displeasure over the absence of others Second Division Toronto ft District Hercules 11 Majors 11 Kara IS 12 4 liS 5 Hispano 13 CSF IB SENIORS JUNIORS Magnusons Delrex Blue Giants IS Upholstery Standard 14 Varian 12 Dairy Queen Youngs 12 Cable Jets Neilsons Thrush Larrad Home Rant SENIORS JUNIORS Kelly Frost Lesley Rand Maureen Cindy Janet Ollivier a a Ire Enter our LUCKY NUMBERS CONTEST WHEN NUMBER s UP at SHOPPERS WORLD BRAMPTON YOU WIN 25 PRIZES DAILY UNTIL SEPTEMBER Open Day Monday am to am DRY LAND TRAINING SESSIONS Ihe bane of the hockey player Bob McKay of the Ed staff puts the Gemlnls through a rigorous training session prior to the team heading for tho ice METROPOLITAN TORONTO POLICE FALL RECRUITMENT PROGRAM Are you laced with layoffs recessions Looking lor a career Thinking about policing Don t delay act now while there is a 12384 to 16260 POLICE OFFICERS be a Canadian citizen or a British sublect age at to minimum requirements a lbs Grade in tho or year school program credits at level or higher Pass the required medical physical and visual test Be of a good moral character and habits and have en Ontario drivers licence good driving record apply In person a METROPOLITAN TORONTO POLICE EMPLOYMENT 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