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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 02, 1966

Page

2

Two-Wheeler Pilots Put Through Their Paces at Rodeo

Thronging crowds watched a Bicycle Rodeo staged by the Junior Chamber of Commerce in the park on a Saturday in May. Riders were tested on balance turning and judgment with points awarded for passing each skill. Winners included Doug Fishburn as Senior boy, Chris Dawson as Junior boy, Donna Farmer as Senior girl, and Cindy Rae as Junior girl.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Doug Fishburn Chris Dawson Donna Farmer Cindy Rae

Giants Win Home Opener in 32 Victory Over Burlington

Georgetown Giants claim their first win of the 1966 Halton County Senior Baseball season, a 32 contest over Burlington at Georgetown Park. Don Westbrook allowed 4 hits in 7 innings, striking out 4 with 2 walks, while Campbell mopped up in relief. Giants scored in every fourth, fifth, and sixth to overcome an early 2-0 Burlington lead, with key hits from Campbell, Lindsay, Westbrook, Arbie, and Lawson setting up the late surge.

Georgetown Giants Halton County Burlington Georgetown Park Don Westbrook Bernie Dore Westbrook Dan Arbie Pete Lawson Jim Lindsay Campbell Jim James

Rural Minor Ball League expands to 25 teams

Halton Rural Minor Softball Association reorganizes with 25 teams and 340 players under a 10-member executive led by President Ray Fuller. Officers include Ted Couttes as vice president and Dave Leslie as treasurer. Area reps and contact details are listed for Squirts, Pee Wees, Bantam and Midgets across Kilbride Omagh Milton and Hornby with many local coordinators named.

Halton Rural Minor Softball Association Ray Fuller Ted Couttes Steve Trenes Dave Leslie Pete Gates John Haines John Kennedy Mel Dolby Ray Powell Earl Cuthbert Squirts Hornby R. A Georgetown Bert Stewart Drumquin Vern Gooding Wornby Ted Gravex Bruce Pickering Glen Williams George Webster Bob Webster Moffat Doug Thomson Rockwood Kilbride Gord Harris Campbellville Garry Twiss Lowvilles Reg Coulson Milton Omagh Ted Stover

Pullen's 38 Best Gross In Golf Sweep

Seven Georgetown Golf and Country Club members won prizes in the Men's Section weekly golf ball sweepstakes. Mike Pullen Jim Irons and Mac Fancy posted the best gross scores led by Pullen with a 38. Gerry Avery Jim Kehoe and Pete Minnich won low net prizes. Stu Moore qualified the Most Honest Golfer prize after admitting a 63. The event runs with Men's Day.

Pullen Mike Pullen Jim Irons Mac Fancy Gerry Avery Jim Kehoe Pete Minnich Stu Moore

Curry Schenk Twosome Win North Halton Men’s Day Gross

The Don Curry and Bill Schenk pair won the Blind Partners Tournament at North Halton Golf and Country Club with a 75 gross, the best score in the Men's Day event. John Todd and Eric Ross were second with 82 gross. Low net prizes went to several pairs, and Earl Wilcox with Ross Fendley topped the Booby Prize with 932 net.

Curry-Schenk Don Curry Bill Schenk North Halton Golf and Country Club John Todd Eric Ross Earl Wilcox Ross Fendley North Halton

National League Missing as Minor Ball Starts 7th Year

Minor Baseball enters its seventh season on June 7 with thirteen teams. Bantam age players are lacking this year, so no National League. players move within the same leagues as last year. Eight teams form the International League and five form the American League. Some teams lack two coaches but officials hope to fix this before opening day.

July schedule of league matches with multiple pairings

A list of July dates and matchups across divisions C E and related leagues. It presents pairs like 7 vs 1 C and 4 vs 6 E on July 5 plus several other dates through July 29. The note also includes a June 7 item in American League listing 1 vs 2.

Not Swarm of Giant Bees Buzzing Sound Race Karts

North Halton Kart Club opened its 1966 season at Lime House track with twenty karts and drivers vying for opening night points. Heats crown E Muzatko, Gary Bonham, Bill Wilson, Ed Elsliger and Twins 2 Larry Rice. Semis honor Keith Hunter, Gary Bonham, Bill Wilson, Ed Elsliger, and Larry Rice. Features list Muzatko Shea Hunter Bonham Baxter Simpson. Wilson Elsliger. Twins 2 Urry Rice.

North Halton Limehouse E. Muzatko Gary Bonham Bill Wilson Ed Elsliger Larry Rice Keith Hunter Norm Shea Dave Baxter Joe Simpson Bob Urry

Presentation night trophies rain on international league’s best

International League honored its top performers at a presentation night, awarding trophies to standout players across positions. Team names and individual winners were highlighted, with ceremonies noting career highs and contributions to successful seasons.

International Hockey John Forstner Copland Toronto Avayage

June to July schedule for league games and byes

A list of matchups and byes from June 6 through July 29. It shows team numbers playing or receiving byes on specific dates across rounds 1 through 5 and 9, with notes that American League games are played on the B diamond.

Mile Relay Team Competes at All Ontario Meet

Georgetown GCHS Mile Relay team of Terry Lane Mike Tost Jeff Nurse and Mike Cummins ran at the All Ontario Track Meet in London on Saturday May 28. They placed third in their heat to reach the final where Westdale Hamilton set a new record of 3 24 5 for the winning time and Georgetown finished fifth in their fastest time recorded.

GCHS London Terry Lane Mike Tost Jeff Nurse Mike Cummins Westdale Hamilton Georgetown

Fishing Hint Warns Anglers to Stay Seated in Boat

The Department of Lands and Forests urges anglers to remain seated when a fish strikes to avoid losing balance and falling overboard. Standing while fishing is discouraged for safety reasons and to reduce the risk of accidents on the water.

Department of Landa and Forests

New Dining Room Opens at Georgetown Golf Club Dance

Georgetown Golf and Country Club members and guests 278 attended the Men's Section opening dance in the new dining room. Reg Ryall's Rhythm Kings played 8:30 to 1 with a midnight buffet. Max Foster celebrated a birthday as Jim Timlock led the entertainment committee and the addition doubles the clubhouse with locker room lounge bar showers and sauna.

Georgetown Golf and Country Club Reg Ryall Rhythm Kings Max Foster Georgetown

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