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let HILLS OUTLOOK Sports North Halton RFC Ruggers have winning tradition ByPAULSVOBODA Herald Sports Editor What do a bunch of enterprising ruggers do when they re tired of driving to another town to pursue Ihdr favorite sport They form own rugby club Thais Just what the charter members of the North Halt on Rugby Football Club did in lest and the move has been paying dividends ever since Some of us from around the area playing in Brampton ex Cam Maclvcr after a North Hen training session last day night We were getting tired of the drive three times a week and just decided to form our own local club A nucleus of pi avers was culled from the local area by club founders Sandy Mackenzie and George Ferguson and soon the North Hal Ion RFC was off and running From Its rather humble beginnings the dub made an immediate impact as a member of the Niagara Rugby Union The club finished the season its first year of competition as not only C division champions but also as winners of the league s coveted Niagara Cup symbolic of supremacy among the B and C category clubs We won the Cup tournament by beating division teams Mackenzie pointed out With original playing members such as Maclver his brother Ian current captain Ten and the FordKing brothers Ted and Bob leading the way North Hal ton was elevated to B division status in UBS The responded by turning in a Strong season capped off by a second consecutive Niagara Cup champion ship Last year North Halton finish in a lie for third In the B group with Burlington and sported a record of five wins four defeats and a He They again advanced to the Niagara tournament final losing a dose decision to the Cambridge Pirates This season club earned its winning tradition into the division wars once again where they be looking for another ins year With and Cambridge elevated to the division after copp ing the top two spots in the final 1937 Bowlers on top Five Georgetown bowlers finish ed in the top of their respective divisions in YBC tournament play In Scarborough en May Mark Prevost finished ISth overall In the men category of the bowloff with a combin ed score of 1779 There were a total of SO competitors in Marks dlvi In ladies play four Georgetown made the top with Karen Doyle leading the way In spot Dee Dee Haynea Trad Peg and Cindy Kavanaugb finished ISth and Kami bad an overall Dee Dee and loo Trad notched a mark stood at ism The bursary tournament at bald at DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC AW TRENTON DT 18 CHURCH STREET GEORGETOWN ACROSS FROM LIBRARY AND CULTURAL CENTRE 8772359 this the dual capacity of dub president and coach is taking nothing for granted Castlemorc will be tough to beat he says The Brampton area side shellacked North Halton in both clubs exhibition opener on April 30 in Chlnguacousy Park They were previously in the A and were relegated They look like hey re coming back A major highlight for dub this season will be the August hosting of a an English tounng side from Ton bridge North had hoped to host Kent County third division side at Cedarvale Park in a mid week but were unable to secure permission from the Recreation Department for use of the floodlit pitch The has been re scheduled for Crusader RFC field on Aug and Georgetown rugby supporters will have to make the Jaunt south to catch international action North will klckoff against the Ton- bridge dub side while the Old Boys will face English team Over squad North will also travel to July for the annual Ottawa Indians Invitational rugby ment and may field a side in the prestigious Magnificent Sevens tourney during the same month in Toronto The club continues to train at GDHS every Tuesday and Thursday evening at m and has welcomed back a veteran contingent as as some promising newcomers Pottruff and both and Ford King brother combinations have returned to add stability to the young side whose average age is about 22 years Wilson Casey Vandersluis and Rob and James Paul also provide veteran ex A solid group of younger players return to the squad this summer after having played on North Under side last season Mike Howie and Rich both duty with the junior side in 19BT and added a season of college at and respective Other Juniors graduating to the senior ranks include Jamie John Watts Dairy and An drew MacLeod Mackenxie says the dub will run two senior sides and on Under 17 squad in 1983 Both Mackenzie and Cam Maclver have been helping to cultivate game at high school level at both GDHS and Acton High School who won all star honors as a member of the On Under rugby team in 1986 and 1967 says the club has always maintained a good balance with a lot of hard work being the North trademark He said loss of veteran propforwards the two layers who support the hooker in front row of a scrum has hurt the club and as a result North may experience some weakness In he front row of its scrum Half of our success comes from back row hustle said Maclvcr referring to the three socalled loose forwards who play at the back of a scrum and break off quick to often provide a team s first line of defence and offence Ted and Bob Ford King are our main hustlers he added New players or individuals in treat in learning the game of rugby are encouraged to attend North Halton weekly practice ses said Mackenzie Watl North Hilton Rob Paul will count open heavily to lead them shown here In action against to another winning record In will be one of the Niagara Rugby Union war Herald veteran players the local nitty club photo Horseshoers get new pits The Town of Hills lion and Parks Department has recently installed four brand new regulation Horseshoe Pits at the Georgetown Fairgrounds and has hour loaner sets of horseshoes available to the public Anyone in crested in using these pits or book the horseshoes is asked to call the Recreation and Parks Depart Office at 2GI for more Information TEST DRIVE ANY NISSAN And You Could WIN a Complete Tent isms and Camping Outfit Complete Value COME ON DOWN TO MILTON We re 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