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dl Raiders regain lost ground YET ANOTHER RAIDER teats the Thorold defense In last Friday game between the Georgetown Raiders and the Thorold Athletic The Thorold defenders For the Georgetown Raiders of the Intermediate A League the comeback is in full bloom The Raiders travelled lo Thorold Monday night or the fourth game in their best of series with the hometown Athletics and the Journey home was that much shorter on the heels of Georgetown victory sadly lacking any semblance of the protection and Georgetown romped lo a with as they lost the first game of the home then fell two garni behind the first time they Invaded the Athletics anna Last Friday night before a partisan at Gordon Memorial Arena they stomped the A s and were given fresh life Monday nights llnlder win in means that the fifth final scries match will be this in Georgetown A combination of offensive punch coupled with some tine by Raider netminder Keith can be credited for Monday night win The Raiders were one step ahead of throughout the game and dldn I let up through the full minutes The gome was deadlocked twice but the constant Raider pressure gave them the edge Junior Doug Barnes opened the Georgetown scoring at 16 of the first frame but Thorold tied it up less than two later on a Fred La a In the dying seconds of the opening period Tommy Gilbert counted his first of two to give the Haiders a 1 lead after minutes Thorold came right back In the opening minutes of the second on a pool Bill McNann once again tie the game The turning point in the game came about midway through the second when Tommy Gilbert and Nell Cotton scored to open up a two- goal gap For the Raiders Thorold counted once more In the second period Gerry Money got credit for the marker but the Raiders led after minutes of play Doug Barnes scored the winner for Georgetown at the 1 mark of the third and although narrowed the margin to one goal on Fred Loselva second red lighter this was as close as they got Again the play of Keith Pallet must be mentioned He faced drives to for Thorold s Rick Upper and it was his performance that spelled the difference The game this Friday at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena gets underway at An instant Raiders have a lark at Athletics expense kill er by Colin Gibson Herald Sports Editor Regardless or what one thinks spring Is just around the corner and a new recreation season lies waiting In the wings The vagaries of Mother Nature notwithstanding fishing junkets are being planned camping gear is being refurbished and the old standby the knapsack is being yanked pitilessly from its winter hibernation hole In the closet in readlnew for it misters Spring weather at beat can be termed unpredictable and many uninitiated have met with tragic ends simply because they I appreciate this fact It great being out in the boondocks or silently guiding a canoe through what you facetiously think uncharted waters but a change in the weather or an unforeseen accident could find a person courting disaster Too often throughout the spring months one hears reports of death through exposure or shock The medical term used in describing these fatalities is hypothermia The term describes the lowering of the body inner heat the core heat This condition occurs the moment the body begins losing heat faster than it produces It The frightening thing about this condition is that it can happen anywhere In the water In a boat on a wind swept lake to a car that runs out of gas in a house without heat and even in the woods where one would think that ample protection Is available The main cause of hypothermia plainly speaking is that people foolishly prepare properly for outdoor conditions and suffered the A man all day suddenly feels the temperature drop and his fatigue coupled with the weather change affects him dangerously A fisherman without adequate clothing finds himself capsized and at the mercy of the elements The examples can go on and on but the crux of the matter is the lowering of heat There Is hypothermia danger even In mild weather Thirty to 50 degrees Fahrenheit might seem but throw in precipitation and a wind factor and the results could be fatal There are ways to combat hypothermia and the best way Is to realize when it occurs Hypothermia victims have been known to die within half an hour and similarly unless the condition Is treated death will surely occur three hours The temperature of the hands and feet can drop to and even degrees below their normal temperature without aov lasting harm but could succumb if his body temperature dropped as little as six The speed at which hypothermia develops depends on the amount of energy a person has available when struck by the condition but warning signs arc apparent Intense shivering heralds the start of danger and from here unless treated it ail downhill Poor coordination stumbling thickness of speech and loss of memory follow in rapid succession and in the latter stages the victim will not even attempt to help If a victim has a mild case of hypothermia get him to shelter make him warm and feed him quarts of hot sugared water or beef broth If the victim is to the field however and has a severe case of hypothermia he be moved and the ministrations should be per formed on the spot cannot be emphasized enough that moat cases hypothermia can be avoided if the clothing is worn Jeans are poor for outdoor trekking as Ihey afford little or no protection at all In a similar sense duck down whle good for stopping wind The should be dressed In layers and the old standard wool still affords the best If one t have the proper apparel and Is In danger of developing hypothermia dry grass mosa cattail down and milkweed afford some relief Dry clothing and adequate shelter are the keys to survival It a a joy to take In the splendours of our outdoors but one must be aware that dangers are perhaps surprisingly close Statistics mean little to anyone and provide little relief to a bereaved family If taking to the woods don end up as a statistic use common sense and be prepared The hometown supporters were restless prior to last Friday night game between the Georgetown Chrysler Raiders and the Athletics They had a right to be not only restless but somewhat disconcerted as The Raiders were embroiled In first round playoff action with and airnay were being threatened with elimination Thorold had stunned the Raiders and their supporters by taking a decision away from the hometown favourites the previous Friday and had followed this up with a 4 I win back in Thorold the next Wednesday A loop has the clubs than the first and last place in is hers in the regular season playing in best of series and the Raiders had their backs all The firs An old sports saying In that When the going gets tough the tough get going and lost the Georgetown Chrysler Raiders got going and going and going id Infinitum to paste the to the tune of 14 It was a game in which the locals could do no wrong and the Athletics bless their hearts had a tougl time even getting the seating arrangement on their bench right The Holders displayed an offensive attack with a bone defense that completely demoralized Thorold The Raider forwards forechecked with a vengeance and their efforts were equally as tenacious and this allowed the Red and White defensive stalwarts to meet the Thorold attackers headon at the blue line and snuff out potential scoring drives Keith Pallet in the Raider nets had one of his better A league of champions girls enter East York League Of interest to area fastball fans Is the story coming out of concerning their ladies fastball team Actually the story has been percolating for several years but is Just now reaching a near climax Inglewood s team is presently a member of the Southern Ontario Ladies Softball League but a sue application was made to enable the team to Join the higher calibre Last York Ladies League The teams in the latter league fall into either Intermediate or Senior categories while the teams in the Southern Ontario Ladies loop are ranked somewhat lower That the team could be competitive In the higher league Is due mainly to the turn and effort devoted to the team by one man coach and manager Gary moved to Ihe area in the late 1960s and become involved in putting together a ladles fastball team comprised mainly of young talented and highly players He is no stranger to the coaching ranks as he led Tottenham Intermediate team a provincial title in 1W6 His coaching prowess has not diminished over the years as he has led his Inglewood learn to five first place regular lilies and two championships they were the league champions last year in the six years that the team has been In the league The team the last few years have led to the that now confronts them and the plication to the tost York Lades League demands the same dedication to the game that he has from his layers and viously they art Last year the turn played in games won while losing I and tied two girls won the tournaminl and the Glen Williams tournament lerngeogoof the girls n the and improve they must face top competition The East York Ladles league should provide the type of competition that craves In order the girls on nut to develop as Tin York league teams Include last year Senior champions the present Canadian Junior champions irket lost year s In termed ate A champs last year In champs A vacancy in the league was created when Eclipse T V of last year a Senior champs decided to Join a Senior A league Boyce attended the league meeting with hat in hand merged not only with his team being but also as the lengui 1976 Secretary will still have a team In the Southern Ontario Ladles League but the nucleus of the new club to be known as will come from players has developed is on the prowl for talented area ball players and any girl who feels she has the credentials will be allowed to try out for the team Further Information regarding the team can be obtained by contacting Gary Boyce at games and nullified for the any Thorold scoring unity that arose It was a total team win for the Raiders and ihey had all of their game in high gear Doug Tale opened the Raider scoring at the mark of the opening from and the Raider s attack was relentless as poured in four more goals to take a lead at the end of minutes Sympathy wasn part of their game plan as the second period got under way and the Georgetown shinny artists matched their opening output to the sandwich frame to lead 101 at the en- f 40 minutes thought they coasted somewhat in the final minutes the Raiders scored four more goals to make the final count 14 For the Raiders Pol Maloncy hod a four goal night Tommy Gilbert hit for a Junior Chris Milne had a pair of counters while single markers went to Doug Tate John Boyce Neil Cotton and Craig Simpson Dill potted both Thorold goals Wednesday night game to Thorold was something of a lethargic affair as neither team seemed especially up for the tomcat Thorold led at one point but the Raiders cam back on goals by Art Webster and Doug Tate to knot the contest got back on track however in the third period to the game Cressman Rams coach The Acton Rams of the Ontario Lacrosse Association s Junior C division are beginning lo get the wheels In motion In preparation for their summer campaign However the club will have a slightly different look this year Doug Cressman of has been named as the new head coach replacing Dave Manes who handled the club at the tall end of last season when regular coach Rob Poole became unavailable his Job I for him The Rums finished in sixth position In regular league play last year but ihen made it to groups semifinals before succumbing two games to one to Rexdale This year the Rams will be without five veterans Gary Paul Wilson Bruce BUI Fox and Bruce Green because they are overage so the composition of team will be altered According to team president Howard Dwytr Rams will be starting training sessions shortly and area information regarding the team and their training schedule can be obtained by contacting Gage Bantams squeak by Oakville In a round robin TrlCounty playoff action the Georgetown Gage Stationary Major Bantams slipped past Oak vllle last Tuesday night OakvlUe led after the first period of play and opened up a lead by the midway mark of the second BUI Taylor narrowed the give Georgetown the Oakville lead converting Bruce McCandless and Mark passes from Marty Power and assisted on the John Barnes then with only 18 winning marker seconds left in the middle Marty power and John Barnes played well on defence while the line of Ian Reeks Bruce McCandless Mark played good twoway hockey period then with Cut seconds remaining In the game Mark scored to Put your husband on the carpet tonight i Rent a Sleamex carpet cleaner Acton Milton Georgetown For Dealership Enquiries fall Toronto Mike McMenemy counted to knot the contest The two teams battled up and down the ice in the final WELCOME -r-jj- SERVICE The win 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TOWING 0M bugs never die If you ever stop to think about it you notice there an awful lot of Bugs on the road Old ones new ones Sometimes it hard to tell the difference The beauty of the Bug is that the basic design is so good it hardly changed in years That why we be happy to show you one of our used Bugs On car lot they all look gleaming and new Thats because we recondition them inside and out so they re almost as good as new Then we guarantee them So drop in sometime and look at our used Bugs We like to think that even an old Bug makes more sense than a lot of new cars on the road Think about that for a minute BAZ MOTORS LTD 199 Guelph Si Georgetown Tel Tor