Five Pound Speckled Trout Best Terra Cotta Catch
Fishermen’s luck improves at Terra Cotta Conservation Area as Credit Valley Conservation Authority reports a five pound speckled trout caught by Steven Petruck during spring camping. The authority with Department of Lands and Forests stocked Terra Cotta and Belfountain area lakes before season.
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Credit Vallegation Authority
Steven Petruck
St. S. Streetsville
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Department Lands and Forests
Credit
Belfountain
McMahon
George Catson
Dept. of Lands and Forests
Terra Cotta ConserVation Area
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Joan Rollings
Baseball Tips for Outfielders and Cutoffs in Relay Plays
A compact guide outlines 17 tips for outfield duties and relay plays. Key points cover hustling, backing up throws, throwing to the right base, tracking outs, avoiding lags on ground balls, running on balls with soft footing, and coordinating with the relay and cutoff man. The piece notes positioning, wind and sun, hitter study, and fielding posture, ending with a preview of classic cutoff examples next week.
Inez Crichton Named Golf Lady of the Day
Weather-friendly turnout of over 50 at North Halton Golf Club for Ladies Field Day on June 6. Awards honored Inez Crichton as Lady of the Day with Dorothy Young, Eleanor Inglis, Verna Schenk, Carole Carter among flight winners and visitors from Brampton and Erin.
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Inez Crichton
North Halton Golf Club
Peter Carter
Dorothy Young
Eleanor Inglis
Verna Schenk
Carole Carter
Chinguecousy
Brampton
Erin
North Halton
Doreen Love
Dot Elliott
Ruth Hughes
Madelene Pedovitch
Emily Martin
Ann Timmins
Toots Burns
Betty Chamberlain
George Storey Named President At Smith & Stone League Banquet
The Smith and Stone Bowling League Banquet at Georgetown Golf and Country Club drew 55 bowlers on Friday June 2. Officers for 1967 1968 were elected: President George Chico Storey Secretary Jim Mackie Treasurer Anne Luke. Dancing followed with door prizes won by several members and a 33rd anniversary celebration for Dot and Charlie Day.
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Smith & Stone Bowling League
Georgetown Golf and Country Club
George
Chico) Storey
Jim Mackie
Anne Luke
Dot
Charlie Day
Giants Lose to Rebels in Halton League Lead
Hamilton Rebels took over first in Halton County League after a 5-2 win over Georgetown Giants. Four Giants errors sparked a six-run sixth inning as LeLievre and Hutton drove in key runs. Dennis Olexiuk pitched his second win in three starts, Don Westbrook took the loss.
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Hamilton Rebels
Georgetown Giants
Georgetown
Hamilton
Gary LeLievre
Don Lindsay
Dennis Gibbons
Jim James
Dennis Olexiuk
Don Westbrook
Wilson Still Star Player In County Ball League
Larry Wilson of the Dundas Chiefs leads Hal ton County League after the first month of the 1967 season. The muscular star tops the league in hitting at .556 and is tied for the lead in homers while second in pitching. Last year he was named league MVP and became the first player to win all star honors at two positions, shortstop and pitcher. Closest rivals include Paul Chiarat of Burlington, Jim Martino of Dundas, and Ron Phillips of Milton.
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Larry Wilson
Dundas Chiefs
Dundas
Wilson
Burlington
Paul Chiarat
Jim Martino
Milton
Ron Phillips
Harv Chappel Keeps North Halton Golf Lead
Harv Chappel shot 76 to hold the North Halton club championship lead after two rounds. He and first round 67 give him 143 total as Don Curry sits second at 151. Eric Ross is third with 152, while Jim Linton is 153. In B Flight Gob Collier leads at 160 with Todd 161 and Fisher 162. In C Flight O Paul leads at 181 with Bicars 189, Mintorn 189, Boyle 190.
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Harv Chappel
North Halton
Eric Ross
Jim Linton
Gob Collier
J. Todd
Butch Fisher
Harry Sanderson
Bruce Norton
O. Paul
B. Bicars
John Mintorn
B. Boyle
Four Teams Begin Schedule Tonight in Minor Baseball
Minor house league opens the 1967 season with four teams in action at 6 30. Chicago faces Cincinnati and St Louis plays Los Angeles as about eighty boys signed up after recent registration. Bill Anderson salvaged the league after seven successful years by refusing to let it die.
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Chicago
Cincinnatti
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Bill Anderson
Hope Swimming Pool Set to Open This Saturday
Georgetown's Community Swimming Pool on Victoria Crescent is expected to be in operation Saturday. Manager Don Gosling told the Herald that about three days are needed to fill the 105 by 35 foot tank, ranging from two feet deep at the shallow end to nine feet at the diving end, with a repainting job finished earlier in the week.
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Georgetown
Victoria Cres
Don Gosling
the Herald
Bruce Trail Opens 450 Miles for Hikers Across Ontario
The Bruce Trail officially opened this Saturday, stretching 450 miles from Queensston Heights near Niagara Falls to Tobermory at the Bruce Peninsula tip. The project took seven years and involved over 500 people, with landowners granting access across much private property. The route traverses North Halton, Georgetown area, Speyside, Limehouse, Silver Creek, Glen Williams, Terra Cotta, and the Blue Mountains near Collingwood, offering diverse wildlife and dramatic escarpment views along a historic geology dated up to 450 million years old.
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Tobermory
Bruce Peninsula
Hamilton
Ray Lowes
North Halton
Georgetown
Kelso
Rattlesnake Point
Ontario
Speyside
Limehouse
Georgetown Reservoir
Silvercreek
Hickory Falls
Glen Williams
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