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pa THE HERALD Wednesday September Ontario Outdoors ByRC You should obtain your nowJust In case post office goes on strike Trie regular hunting licence Is available as is the 1978 Summary of the Hunting Regulations A much overlooked area for duck hunting is the Key Harbour area of Georgian Bay In fact any of the bay areas of the Thirty Thousand Islands Duck season opens then on Sept 13 same as here but the Goose Hunting Season opens on the 13th also and we must wait until the I6lh of October to hunt geese here IMPORTANT NOTICE Each hunter Is responsible for before shooting With this in mind I have arranged for Bruce of Cambridge District and Blair Dawson of Richmond Hill of the Ministry of Natural Resources to set up a display of duck wings mounted ducks and slides This presenta will be on my television program Ontario Outdoors on Cable TV Channel on Sept Wednesday at p Please arrange for your hunting friends to tune in and watch this important show The Darlington Waterfowl Day news did not arrive time lor my deadline but the attendance was down due to the rain In the Toronto area There wasn a drop of rain at but it rained so hard here that we thought it was all southern Ontario IrvCochrane told big winner was Pat The many activities centre around the coming hunting season with the main interest on the excellent duck hunting available in Ontario Moke sure well represented and well insured when hunting or any other activity in the outdoors field by Joining the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters and the National Firearms Association I have membership forms for both organizations and we recommend them heartily FISHING and the Credit both HOT but the were blown off the lake most days lost week Sea Otter out of Bronte had been taking limits on blue and v Many limits were taken out of the Credit area One innovation came by accident troll fast enough to the dodger occasionally Another is the flash resulting from a worn or chipped dodger Both Ideas work on occasion but not all the so try various methods to get fish hitting Shore and pier fishing is good now and getting better with fish being taking on spawn bags and miniature morshmallows Long casts with a deep dicing plug such as the pa la Fat Rap Salmon Special should produce well especially in the fluorescent red colour I still have sets of the Salmon Fishing Information and these include all aspects of fishing for these exciting sports fish The cents charge covers expenses only and they arc provided as a service to readers Call me at 8770173 or Write to Carole Street Georgetown L7G Three new books I have added to my library arc all by the welt known Art Moras Id Night fishing part and part II and Dead Sucker Method of fishing for Muskle and Pike I have read these three books and highly rccom mend them to any Fisherman and those who want to be They can be obtained by writing to Ter Franklin Wise USA The cost is part 1 part II S3 and Sucker More on these books at a later dati Remember procrastination gets you nothing period Don l put off doing your share In extending benefits for the sportsman in ONTARIO OUTDOORS This week in Georgetown soccer Junior girls soccer results 1 Blue Bombers Ths a good game to watch and a close match The Debutantes attacked more and worked better than in previous game Barb Gage Marilyn Midwinter and Carrie Findlay worked parti hard for the team The Blue would haie done better If had kepi more to their positions sod had worked together more and were luck to win the game Christ Hughes Julie and Ingrid ail Supcrglrli Bloc Bombers The Super girls never quite pulled together in this game and suffered from a lack or effort by most of their more experienced players though Kim Keller and Christine Wilcox all work well and showed some good play The Blue Bombers showed some good passing and in this game with Senior girls Acton The game between Acton and Arsenals was a ing one with the final score favour of Arsenals The girls had difficulty field a team and Todd Beckett the Arsenals coach very sport waited minutes Ac tos Girls fielded 9 players but stopped attacking This was one of the best games of the J ear Supersonic Strikers Sinkers versus person winning This is the Strikers first year in the Sen or Girls League as opposed to the many season on and that experience won out Myers This game went by default to the Flyers as the Acton girls team fatted to show Gulden Spurs I Striken The game between Golden Spurs and the Strikers took place in Pincview The final score was 10 in favour of Golden Spurs This was a good game with Golden Spurs field only players but coach Susan Wild knew how to compensate with good team strategy Strikers ployed their best game of the year Usually they leave their open and rely mi heavy kick However this game they covered the and carried the ball Golden Spurs changed goalkeepers at half time and their first half goal keeper scored in the first minute of the second half From that point on the Golden Spurs played a defensive game until lime ran out A good game by both teams marred only by remarks from some spectators which ob viously disturbed players on both teams and the referee At time Strikers and Acton have been from the cup games On Monday the IBth Arsenals will play Flyers at Pine view and Golden Spurs will play against the Georgetown High School The winners of these two games will enter the cup final game Klrkpatrlck doing a very good job in goal Me Meek working very hard and showing some excellent playandJIll Inly re showing real improvement in her play Olympians I Red Barons Both teams played very well in their first game of the finals The Olympians excelled on defense and the Barons were unable to come up with a goal try as they did The Olympians scored late in the second half on a rebound from a corner kick Sonja Halter always a threat to the opposition ployed a strong game on the forward line as did Carolyn Palmer being good on defense The Red Barons put up a good fight right to the end but had trouble getting the ball past Olympian defense anna Kavanaugh had a busy night ingoal andcamcupwith some excellent saves Kelly and Brenda Hyde played well a I halfback The Olympians and Barons always play well against one team beats Last Thursday evening at Cedarvale Georgetown defeat ed In a Peel League soccer game started the season poorly but has improved dramatically of late and came Into town with an unbeaten streak of seven gomes under Ihcir belts On a very wet slippery pitch both teams had difficulty rolling the ball and mistakes were plentiful Play switched from end to end with both goalkeepers coming up with some good saves The stalemate was broken when Cercor Inside forward Patrick broke through the centre and pushed the ball out to Ihc right Georgetown Keith took the ball in his stride and calmly aidefooted It nasi the goalkeeper into the net This score stood up till half time In me second half fought desperately to level the score and for about 15 minutes almost continuous pressure Very determined by the Georgetown goalkeeper 11m Davis snowing tremendous poise and confidence kept the Oakville team off the scoreshect As the end of the game drew oloser both teams tired consld and several chances were missed at both ends At fml Georgetown wa good hit for their 10 victory which could cost Oak vi lie heir chance at the ion II title On Saturday the Cercor LIMESTONE ALL SIZES MB GRAVEL FILL AND TOP SOIL BUD HAINES 3 DURHAM ST 8773302 another and with both teams strong on defense it is often hard to up with a goal Debutante jo The Red Barons looked very good in this game and definite ly controlled oil play Chcralyn Cory and Jane Taylor on de fense came up with some excellent booting and mo nag to keep the ball out of their half Pam Morrison looked good on the forward line and came through with mi mber of good shots on net The way the forward line kept directing the ball at the Dcbu ante goal it was a wonder they never scored more often Debbie came up with the winning goal just before half time The Debutantes at though outplayed never gave up trying Debbie Johnson was outstanding In net during the second half having to put up with numerous shots on net Heidi and Barb Gage also played well for Pine view Susan a very and aggressive player also playcdwcll on forward line By ALEX TOUGH The Argos iwhC Coach reported to have said after the weekend loss that it was attri to defensive mistakes This is usually true of most match results However the offensive team In scoring the winning margin has do something right to put the goals on the scoreboard Anot her contributing factor on the Argos loss according to one main lino scribe was the lack of a correct coll by the during a roustabout by players and coaches This may be so The commentator pro ceeded at great length to a the officials to dissect the situation and apply his interpretation of rulings It is to give answers after the event with the benefit of replays The rcf has to apply his judgement in a split second and basically stick to that decision It should bo re mem be red that a team only plays as well as the apposition allows and do not commit in score or lose points these the province of the players I reffed a playof game last week and a poor game by normal standards Nevertheless the result was fair In the end A surprise to me was the losing coach say I had a good game with only one bad decision he felt The winning coach thought 1 hud had much better matches and not many worse All matter of Interpretation The lack of knowledge or soccer laws by parents was demons rated during the game Per haps this Is an area where we could put the press good use next year Also some attitudes and comments to and about is one major factor In losing particularly youn gcr refs Whilst thinking of next year I d like to return to my though is of last week and expand a little more As ye little or no positive steps have been taken to prospect an Inter town combination of the older house leagues In any to other soccer clubs we have to take into account the feelings of players parents and coaches Certainly the games the few exhibitions played this year were quite successful thought turns to rep I have said that I wanted Georgetown players to play in and for the With our lack of numbers In choice we suffer from a lack of depth Particularly when hit by injury vacation or a visit to Grannies for the day One answer may be to Invite other area players to try out I cannot sec why not Hey our chicken and disco this Friday is selling so well that you may be out of luck if you do not already have a ticket It promises to be a night out so get yours quickly Cedarvale activities had to would ease dark evening and team with their members of the minor mosquito Meteors Is tho line up travelled to Rich Hill to take part In that club Annual Tournament In the first game George town was drawn against the host club Richmond Hill This proved to be a fast entertain log game with the bays going down to a very skillful well balanced Rich Hill team This was certainly no disgrace for Georgetown as they were ways In the game Goalscorers were Patrick Primcrano Tim Davis and Scott Taggart In the second game George town came Up against Midland Caledonia a team they could have beaten However the Cercor team could not seem to get on track and came out as losers this for Georgetown were Wayne Morrow with wo goals and Steve Turner Tournament standouts for Georgetown were Ron Vanlt em Tom and Wayne Morrow ONE DAY ONLY wed Sept 27 YOU SAVE 55 This Wednesday treatyourself to a delicious dinner that packed with nutrition colonel Sanders dinner for one with three pieces of finger Ifckin good Kentucky Fried Chicken golden brown french fries creamy cole slaw and Crecian bread It s the perfect midweek budget stretcher Kentucky Colon Sintiers rls m ike il good dickers 6A STREET GEORGETOWN be curtailed due to the ant rain of late This Is one topic I have left alone this year We had done so well so far Perhaps we should nate the summer break and end around Labor Day This rainy day problems Well as I have one of my wee boysihe is on vacation from Scot land with me well see you next week at Marisens game field time permitting Boys results PLAYOFF RESULTS Squirt Black Cats I Wildcats This was one of the best games played all year There was no score at the end of regulation time Two overtime periods were still deadlocked Finally the Black Cats ed on two penalty kicks while the Wildcats missed Decpic and Trevor scored the goals Andrew Brown Mark Berry and Danny Lane were the Black Cat stars The whole Wildcat team played well with a special mention to Tim Stod dart who returned after mis sing half the season with a broken leg made several good saves in goal scoring both goals The Blue Jays ran Into some hard luck but never stopped trying The whole team played well Rob bie Stephen Alchin and John Wilson were the Folcon Black Hawks 3 Bombers This was an upset as the Black Hawks got goals from Peter Brent and Dick Jamer Wendy Flem Ing and Michael Melville also The Bomber stars were Teddy Wcatherall Billy Murphy and Mike Mack Challenger I Hibernian Allen Jonascn scored twiced for the Challenger win Travis Gardner David Bens and Glynn were the Hiber nian stars while Re- and Craig Osatchuk led the Challengers MATCH REPORT The Vale Unas had a poor day at Guelph last week losing We bow out of the Halton Cup for this year Individually team seemed to try hard and collectively not at all This was one of our poorest games so far We allowed to make the first move We miss ed the ball so many times It was untrue We failed to tackle In front of goal and at the last line of defence This made It easier for who had an excellent goalie centre mid fielder and striker All they were the better team The late second half was the Valen tines In a t downpour but why And to Late Pat Turner and Lori Thorpe went close played very strongly her come back after injury and added some missing punch Lise Gallant continued her good work in goal And so too did Kathy Webb and Jacky the outfield Next week our last and hopefully best report Bantam girls defeat PETER YATES To CASTUMOflf COUNTRY CLUB fontnvfyTurtla Invites you to him in hit FALL INDOOR TENNIS CLASSES hours of instruction over 5 weeks for Beginners and intermediates Starts of Sept Beginners m Sot 1130 1 Intermediate Tuos 3010 30 PHONE PETER YATES 7940201 for further Details Registration Georgetown North Hoi ton Sports Bantams Girls scored an upset victory over highly favoured Bantams when they beat them in the soccer quarter finals of the and Peel Cup on Sun day at The winning goal a score her by captain Cross man came late in the second half of overtime The keeper had no chance as the ball crashed Into the nets before a stunned crowd of home supporters win mikes It six in a row for the girls and makes them the favorites to beat Clarkson in the semi final and go on to play either Burlington or in the finals on Saturday September next at Underdogs Georgetown Jumped Into the lead after ten minutes of regular play when the mlsjud a long ball from Jenny Smith which went over her head Into the nets Shortly before the end of the first half right winger Elaine Taylor ran past the defence and made it after receiving perfect pass from Komeilo The second If with taking the offensive much to the pleasure of the home crowd and scared after a mixup in the much harrasscd Georgetown defence Goal ten dcr Janet Vandcrluis made a valiant attempt to stop the ball before It went Into the Karen Wilson playing anoth outstanding game in left deft nee saved what seemed to be a certain goal alter the goal keeper was beaten by kicking the ball inches away from the goal line This did not dampen tic efforts of the Guelph Slayers for shortly after their paid off when inner left B Thomas tied the score at two all Regular play ended that way On the resumption of over time the tables seemed to turn the visiting Georgetown team look the initiative and pressed throughout the first half and missed several goal scoring chances In the second half spurred on by cheers from the Supporters slammed In the winner the winner was a shot that the Guelph Keeper no chance at all It was very pleasing to sec the Georgetown girls continue to play a team and wish them luck in their quest for Cup HALTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION Main Sf N Moore Park Plata BIG MAC KEEPS YOU COMING BACK BIG MAC KEEPS GUESS WHO COMING BACK GUESS WHO THIS FAMOUS HALTON HILLS 15 AND YOU WIN A Deadline for tills weeks entries Tues Sept 26 BE SURE TO SAVE YOUR CLUES BIG MAC of The Herald McDonalds Georgetown EACH WEEK FOR THE NEXT WEEKS A CLUE WILL APPEAR AS SOON AS YOU KNOW WHO THE MYSTERY PERSON IS FILL IN THE COUPON a TAKE IT TO MCDONALDS IN GEORGETOWN ALL PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED AT THE END OF THE CONTEST WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED dotted for you City Phone