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Wednesday March IKS one game away from crown It appears that has a stranglehold on the Georgetown Industrial Hockey League championship series in Kg lit of their thumping of Sandhill last Sunday at the Gordon The opening game of the series that saw through to a closely contested I victory seemed to indicate that the finals would go down to the wire with result little to choose between the two the mar combatants Sunday meeting worked was nip and a tuck affair Ihrough minutes belonged held a slim lead then the jumped I burst the defending IB mark on goals by Gent within seconds of league champions poured in Inglls Dive and each other near the ten minute four unanswered goals in the Hugh Williams Sandhill Kevin Judge got his team on Perhaps the Sandhill effort the jit in the series opener caused mark but the nod to Norval to change their tactics In the opening period somewhat as last Sunday tilt Doth Icims tightened up was the roughest of this defensive the springs playoffs frame the went logged minutes in the Sin signal end of the second Bin lo minutes for the lead had been cut to and the end one John Thompson to indicate that counted for to make physical tidies things interesting All signs pointed to an ex period on Sunday almg closing period but the i Norval as they boys Ha and dim lead by the dashed Sandhill s hopes by rk to ind all speculation win was reinforced by Max Korcack who at the lo mark and underlined by Beaumont who fired the last pellet at 17 Hay of took over the playoff scoring lead by notching three points on Sunday for a total of nine points Sandhill John Thompson is right behind however as he picked up two points for total eight playoff paints This Sunday the two finalists tangle at 11 in what could INDUSTIUAI 1IOCKLY Ray Inglls John Thompson Brian Beaumont Max Korcack Hugh Williams Jim Blair Lnrry Bradley Bob J1MMVSON HUM congratulate the top three finishers in the first annual Jim Mason Winter Squnsh Tournament I left to right ire Jim Mason third place finisher Hughes runner up tournament chimp Wayne Wright Zeidler wins first Jim Mason tourney The first annual Jim Mason Squash Tournament was held at the Georgetown Club the week of March to and alter a very exciting scries of matches Jurjen captured the championship trophy donated by North Hat ton Sports The tournament got early in the week as elimination matches were decided and the finals and semifinals staged March 13 runner up In the lournoment was Bob Marchund number three spot went to Hughes while Monty Hyde placed fourth The med honour of Jim has spent a great dcil of time coaching and assisting mm during the first of the club operation wishing to obtain inform it regarding Ontario Outdoors Say hello to the Sportsmens Show manager by I would like to introduce you to Mr It I probably can introduce you all but I would like to as he is to be considered a gentleman Maybe you have had the opportunity of meeting him as he is president of the Canadian National Sportsmen show and as such is doing a fantastic Job for the outdoors minded people of Ontario When you get down to the show buy an official program look for his photograph and when you see htm at the go right up and shake his hand I know he will be 4 pleased this whathetoldmetotellyou I have known Mr for some years now and can say for sure that he will make you welcome lo the annual Canadian National Sportsmen Show To dote the C US S has given over million to conservation projects in Canada In the arena this year Is comedian Paul a Canadian and intemotionally known Also the life size puppets and the Tripoli Steel band Their repertoire is fantastic as they play music from pops to classics with fa equal ease The range of sound from those steel drums is unbelievable although the arena does not do them justice with its bad tS At the trials today Ray Odorieo of will be Judging Ray also has a dog in the trials Thin Is a Black Labrador male Don number I Watch for him I In the Queen Elizabeth building the Dog Show has over entries and more than 120 breeds Tran spoliation is gratis on a double decker bus Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources re designed their well attended display of Canadian wildlife i in the upper wing As by this brief skim of the activities a program Is essential to the full enjoyment of the show Outdoor Canada magazine Is welt represented their with Shlela Kalghin the editor who has won the Kortnght Award for the best Canadian writing on conservation two years in a row The Angler and Hunter In Ontario la the name of the new style magazine of the Ontario Federation or Anglers and Hunter It is in true magazine style and is f truly a great magazine keeping the members informed of activities and struggles In the field of fishing and hunting in Ontario along with related sports This issue is numbered Volume 1 Number 1 and I i While at the show pick up a copy of their brochure on Our Position on Gun Controls This Is a membership plication Fill it out and Join others that like to head out to our outdoors Another great magazine Out of Doors has started a Proud To Be A Hunter fund See them there and find out about it Or call me I have several copies of the brochure Garcia Canada Ltd has started a program called Garcia Canadian Angler of the Year Award and the Garcia Fishing Hall of Fame 1 will review the par f tlculara at a later date Ron who runs the Coho Charter Service out of St Catherine a has told me of a Salmon Derby at the end of April and I will fill you in on the details next week Till then see ONTARIO OUTDOORS indoors at the SHOW may contact either Barry Griffiths or at Roy alettes beginning training The Georgetown of the Peel County Juvenile Girls Softball League held official practice of the season last Thursday evening at Public School Hoy finished In second place during the league regular season last yeir but wire knocked out of furtier in the second round of the playoffs Gel on the trail to the Sports an rfs Show Mm Col irum lion Toronto MIL Indoor Trial u Ft In 13 Con A wrestling team- has handily bested alt their Southern Ontario challengers with the exception of Robert Service Public School of Hopefully will be corrected when Robert Service enters the Centennial lair Saturday April to take port in the Invitational Tournament Plenty of volunteers indicate great season ahead for soccer teams According to Georgetown Minor Soccer Association President Bryan Turner the signs are there that it should be another banner year for the in Georgetown Registrations for the up- a M Ihtil a ivll Georgetown group this year offer their services will take place in several For the first lime the and Herald association has s charges will journey r along the playoff route this and for several reisons The team will not lose any regulars because of age limitations and a pleasant surprise at last Thursday was the number of newcomers who turned out to challenge lor a spot on the team Of the IS girls who loosened up last Thursday more than half were at tempting to latch on lo position this can only improve the team makeup as healthy ire what lends to letm improvement are scheduled to resume Thursdaj 1 and girl 18 or under is or Jinuary 1 is welcome to attend The April is n set for School wishing further inform it ion regarding the can contact Ted Wilkes at Jj23 turning up at turners door and on arc running at roughly the same level as last year The draft of players a will publish the In years past one of the faced hy ihe soccer people has been a scarcity of people willing to take on coaching positions This is not the case this year stated an obviously pleased Turner volunteers have come forward in unsurpassed numbers to instituted committee The re i on behind the new arm of Ihe Icigue as previously in turn ted by Mr Turn that association will be to freeie registration costs Soccer has meant lot to Georgetown youngsters in years past from the intentions of years it is oped thai this Irend will continue It is a shunt lowcver that someone on the town authority has not this commitment the town s youth recreation program suggested that they be given proper facilities The pitch at Is an abomination and although I have been made In the to look into provemenls as yet has been done Bertram Hack to coach Meteors The Georgetown Meteor Soccer Club held lis first league meeting of the year recently and at the top of the agenda was the election of officers for the upcoming Clanforanl takes over as league president is the secretary treasurer Wasscrmnn holds the position of assistant secretary i Hack will be handling executive past preside The position of manager was left open until the next full meeting The team has already been involved in Indoor action Milton and it was obvious that a conditioning program is very much In or A training schedule Is being prepared and will be put practice p County Soccer em members It has been decided that member will be a membership fee and these funds will be used to cover such expenses as new strips equipment eosts plus the referees fees for home games and other Incidentals Concern was expressed it the meeting about the con coaching reins Nick possible The Mcteros arc one will be lending hand as of three Georgetown Senior assistant coach while teams playing in the Inter the plteh It was noted that the field wis to go yet another season without improvement and that use of the field will cease in September when lights ore essential The Meteors will play Ccdarvalc Wednesday evenings and it is hoped that a room will be mide available for club meetings following the games GET INVOLVED WITH THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES INFANTRY tit Infantry an opportunity to dm world It Ha hard demanding job but a omit Comtder thai TRAV EL tanlrv an stationed In B Edmonton gary Winnipeg Ontario London Ontario ddltJon soldiers are Egypt are conducted from the A die Circle nd Norway to Alaska Wegi of Canada and World In ye When you work with guys for five years you develop some pretty fr which will up Europe UN pay CAREER Although many gel who decide on available anybody live yean of for those for promotion are ho applies himself Of course with for a great penjlon PURPOSE The Infantry are keeping the peace In Egypt and Cyprus They are contributing to our defence commitment In Europe Sold participate in exercises designed to guarantee Canadian sovereignly In the Arctic and the last cturc you saw Forces personnel assisting searches tor lost children or escaped or building dlkei to prevent flooding were In all probability Infantrymen We work for peace In Canada and around the world Requirement to the infantry can be found at Canadian Force Recruiting Centra Main Street Wait Phone Monday to Friday to or visit the Mobile Unit Georgetown Armories New coaches raise hopes still the but this year a new coaching out on their own and this intlngcnt will be running the si stand them in good show stead as It is expected that the Donna Metcalfe Karen first meet of the year will be Mike McMahon and run in the latter part of April Grant have The Universal Gym recently volunteered their services and installed at Is expected corner It is expected that official team to improve the squad Last year the track practices will get underway In training regimen and lead to and field team had what could the first part of April better performances be termed an average year March break throughout the spring track finishing sixth in the lialtons Several team members from and field circuit and eighth in the Peel last year hove been working Basketball topic of high school sportsmen and sportswomen but I diminishing supply of sn signifies that the field season Is just around the TOWN COUNTRY ABATTOIR 126 Steeles Ave W Hornby 8783923 SPECIALIZING IN FREEZER ORDERS SIDES OF BEEF 82 HINDS OF BEEF 05 FRONTS OF BEEF 70 PORK SIDES SHOULDERS PORK BUTTS HAMS 95 SIDES OF PORK SIDES OF VEAL 89 SAUSAGE MAKING TIME IS MM SO COME ON IH AND STOCK UP ON OUR