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SECTION HERALD Wednesday November Annual football meeting to appoint new executive DON ALLEN Herald Correspondent With another highlysuccessful season under Its belt the Georgetown Flag Football League bald its annual meeting last week Of primary importance on the agenda was the election of new officers for tbe league executive Martin Hardcastle stepping down after three distinguished years as president passed the reigns of power Into the capable hands of Jim Lindsay Well known throughout the league and a top notch receiver and cornroast organizer Lindsay is a fine choice for the presidency Backing up Lindsay will be Doug as vicepresident It seems appropriate that one of tbe most prominent and supportive flag football families has one of their number on the executive Tbe unsung heroes of tbe executive David McCarthy as secretary and Steve Harris as treasurer will remain in those positions contributing valuable experience for arduous job of statistician will be shared by Bon Woodhama and next year It will take two people to fill the enormous pair of shoes left behind by departing press relations officer Tim To I ton has retired to a rest home In Fort Lauderdale Don Scallen and Paul Wilson will assume his former duties Martin will still be involved In the operation of the league in 1964 but In the lessdemanding position of social director He will be assisted by George In this task George will also remain In the post of head referee It is hoped that these responsibilities do not prevent George from fulfilling his other Important responsibility cooking the famous Wlmpey burgers Other business conducted at the league meeting Included commission Ing Chris Sargent to examine league rules and propose amendments and additions to those rules Suggested revisions to the league by laws which have not been updated since i960 will be submitted to the executive by Rob Hamilton and Wayne Doyle Apart from the selection of executive a proposal was discussed that would see the establishment of a league allstar team for 1964 With representation from each team in the the allstar team would compete in the Guelph touch football league Of immediate interest Is tbe November game In Guelph between a group of selects and a top touch team The Guelph team ranked In Ihc province challenged the to a contest after learning of the of the Georgetown entry in the Burlington touch football tournament on Labour Day The game promises to be a barn burner A bus has been rented and will leave Georgetown high school at 30 on game day Anyone Interested Inattending gome should be at the school at noon Bus fare will cost A large turnout Is hoped for to cheer Georgetown on to victory The membership of close to players though now suffering from post football let down can rest assured that leagues eighth season In will be another banner year GYSC looking for volunteers for next year ByGARVSPlLLER Herald Correspondent At a meeting of the Georgetown Youth Soc cer Club coaches and managers last week a wide range of topics were discussed pertain Ing to problems during the season and possible so lutions The discussions rang ed from facilities to trophies and playoffs to coaching clinics Many excellent suggest ions on those topics were received from floor and will form the basis of the executives actions for next season It became very evid ent during the discuss ions however that most of the problems stem from lack of volunteers on the administrative side of the club During 1963 only half of the on the Board of had been fil led and with 1000 players ved In soccer smooth operation of the club became Impossible The same situation to a lesser degree existed with coaches managers and commissioners Some teams started the season without a coach discussions on how to generate more Interest amongst adults In youth soccer took place Again many Ideas were forthcoming Including the lea of limited Ion and free for the children of vol unteers However these Ideas will have to be evaluated by the new executive and that Is the first problem to be faced by the club On Sunday Nov 13 at a at Cedarvale Park the clubs annual general meeting will be held at which a new executive committee must be elected Club President Klaus Zander will be standing for reelection but the lions of secretary and treasurer have been vac a ted Nominations are required for all of these positions in addition to all positions on the board of directors Info rmation on any of theso positions can be obtain ed from Club Secretary Gory at The meeting closed with the registration of IS coaches for next sea son about 20 per cent of our projected require ment Sports Camp unbeaten in first seven starts Should You correspondent The Georgetown North Sports Camp major ran their hockey league record to with three more victories past week Last Tuesday at Me morial Arena George town defeated arch riv Milton With Curt Is Green In the net Milton was never In the game Twopoint games went to Steve Suther land Adain Bennett Alan Giray Doug Kent and BUI with sing les earned by Andrew HoddinoUMlkeWUkins Doug and Cam Herman Saturday night In the Sports Campers skated to an exciting 1 1 victory De spite missing Adam Bennett on defense the team played well as Brent came up with his best Brent Doug Kent Steve Suth erland and Bill each scored one point Though they only man aged two goals the boys set up many scoring chances and were sup ported by a fine game from goalie Sean Cot ton The following day In the whipped a weak side 91 Goalie Curt Is Green held the game close with several excel lent saves until the team found tbe range with eight third period goals Brent again led the way collecting four points Doug Mc- Cam Herman and Dot Kent added three points each and Adam Bennett two Travis Gardiner BUI Tutt Ian and Andrew claimed singles On Thursday Georgetown hots the tough Chlng squad Minor bantams split with in TriCounty Hockey League action The Georgetown Le Chateau AA minor bantams played back to back TriCounty Hockey League games against Chlnguacousy last winnlng the first game but coming up short In the second The first game was played In Chlnguacousy with Ihe locals winning the game 3 1 The open goal went to Ken Lang don assisted by Cruise and John second goal was scored by Danny Lane with assists going to Dave Harris and Dave Chat ten The Georgetown Juvies top Brampton The Georgetown Shaw Station ery juveniles pushed their TriCounty Hockey League won lost mark to on the weekend with a decision over Brampton The shutout Ing of James made It easy for the locals who made a shorthanded goal by Glen Baker stand up through first two periods Howie Oram who as sisted on Bakers goal scored to up the count to In the third period Oram clicked again from Baker with seconds remaining to play Scott and Brian Stone drew as sists on Orams first marker The Georgetown Juv eniles host Burlington tomorrow night at Gor don Alcolt Arena and Orangevllle comes to town Sunday afternoon The travel to Orangevllle In a return engagement Monday night squad led 20 for most of the game but as soon as Chlng scored to make it to 1 Georgetown scor ed again with Jason Arnold firing the puck In the net from a pass from Ken Langdon The second game of the week in which came to Georgetown proved to be Georgetowns first loss of the seasons eight games played so far The locals led on the scoreboard for most of game with Pat Mc Carthy getting a goal from Arnold and Am- TOWN OF HIUS PUBLIC SKATING COMMUNITY Friday p 3 SO a St 1 am am GEORGETOWN MEMORIAL ARENA FREE FnsayKn 3 20 MO 3 GORDON ALC0TT ARENA old getting tbe second goal from Davin Ciglen and Chalten With only one minute left In tho game the score was for Georgetown but Chlng then scored to tie up the game and incre dibly scored the go- ahead goal with only seconds left in tbe game to finally defeat George town Fimfeylk ADMISSION CHILDREN SO AD CAREER AWARENESS University Womens Club of Georgetown in cooperation with Georgetown 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