I SI IIMIALD Wednesday November Wrestling takes dedication sacrifice lo beat Ontarios best at lota of dedicated hours to build championship team and the Georgetown wrestling team seems to make the sacrifice The witling team intil but the has been cms lor hours ever day or three weeks Many of the ore in the so the boys must trip off to school mist people think of tett up McKay says his team is relatively young and then willbcalot of work for the team We are only go with McKay Wc have a team with little 1 igh school but we ore this crew If wire to venture into the Georgetown school at a and open the doors of number three they would see some interest drills Coaches McKay and Smith have been working on some basic techniques of take downs which has six variati tor the past three weeks The series of takedowns are called part of the high crotch COMPLEX SPORT On the mats boys paired up respond to calls from their coaches Fire the coach cries High crotch go behind partner with vigor at the sound of the coaches command Syracuse is the next The Syracuse move is an offensive move off the high crotch move where an is trying to take advantage and you counter the opponents move And you thought was simple Weight training is a new part of the Rebels program The learn hopes that an Increase In muscle strength and will make them more competitive Raiders lead standings IBM GP W GA Georgetown Raiders 11 9 1 Colli ngwood SO IS en Sound I 13 Timers 13 71 12 I 3 Midland GO 114 ONTARIO OUTDOORS Angling licence next for Ontario The federal government is Increasing Its in the fishing scene and is deriving funding from increasing licence fees for commercial fishermen ing a licence for residence angling for coastal fishing taxing commercial fish landings The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters is now pursuing the Ontario government with this information and is king for similar action in Ontario This organization of some sportsmen and conservation minded persons Is determined working for an angling licence for Ontario as major tool for the preservation and enhancement of Ontario s sports fishing The annual Big Fish Contest is drawing to a close November is the last day which is only three days away so if you intend to get in on it yoo had better get out fishing now The fishing is good despile or because of the cold weather and some of the largest fish of the year can be taken now for the angler who can get his eyes off the hunting scene enough It sure was nice hear of the pound ounce Chinook Salmon Liken at the mouth of the Credit river recently And on pound test that Thereare still salmon coming into the rivers and the salmon fishing in areas that are open on the Credit is good The major problem as always is the influx of fishermen or should I say non sportsmen Into the fishing scene when the salmon are running The river banks parks where fishing is on the Credit River ore a terrible mess of tangled fishing line garbage and an accumulation of discords from tnese socalled fishermen Once again the Credit River will be closed to fishermen after the Sept trout season ending as no one wants to have to look at that raws and put up with the tresspassing problems The ministry has warned he public of this action many times and the honest sportsmen and women of Ontario will once again suffer from the actions of the slobs The Paper Mill dam modifications are proceeding on schedule an expected finish by Christmas It la too late to Infer the savings that could have been made If the town council of ilton Hills had not voted against the removal of the dam at Georgetown The removal would have cost a few thousand dollars whereas the final cost on contract la Outdoor Happenings An organization has pardon the pun up Going under the name of POP supposed to represent Preserve Our Pickeral their Intention is to get the ministry of natural resources to stock more walleye pikcral and add a minimum size limit All this work has been undertaken by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters and they would do well to give their support and financial help to that August body want their address to ippur them or Inquire of them write POP 0 Mr and rirs J Leslie St N Peterborough Canadian Knife collectors show is in Hamilton Nov The problem is the notice I got did not give the location or the times Better give me a call If you arc interested and I may have before then I just fell that It is Important enough to at least mention the bit of information I do have The Walton fly fishermen club Fly tying meeting Dec at m Thorn Lodge School go Well worth the time and Environment Ontario has released a new booklet on Acid Rain It has hit the news media recently and I am studying my copy It is well worth obtaining your own copy and then fighting to save what is left of our lakes and help me and others to bring back what we have lost If you are interested in fighting for the salvation of our waterways A H Peterborough An million forest road to be built by Clark that will open up the area northeastward from There goes another wilderness area I am out of See you next week in ONTARIO OUTDOORS Coach McKay says the have been working on the variations just these past weeks but that there are a lot of techniques that have to be taught Wepractlceallllle bit each day on a certain technique McKay says the boys are starting to hit reasonably well with the high crotch The coaches have developed a new program for the boys that they think will help them in competition later In the year The team has started on a weight training program and approximately minutes during their practice Is Dean Sea lien the grade team captain says the weight training program will provide the team with some exercises an hiking learn is concentrating on muscle strength rather than muscle endurance This means that the boys try to lift a heavy set of weights just six times rather than concentrating on many repetitions of the same weight Coach Ray Smith says that over a three week period the boys have Improved their overall muscle strength substantially The average Increase in the amount of weight lifted by each boy has increased by pounds since three weeks ago Smith says STRENUOUS Moot people might now be aware of the exertion placed on a wrestler during competl Hon a report that wrestling for three minutes equivalent for a boy to run a J metre race During normal competition the boys compete in two three- minute bouts In a tournament the boys might compete In six matches in a day which Is equivalent to running a marathon Smith says The boys must be in lop condition lo compete and so the practices are geared to facilitate this The practice starts with eight to ten minutes of stretching and warm up exercises Usually the do a little running or play dodge ball Then the group Is split into two groups and one group goes to the weight room for minutes this leaves the coaches to give the boys more individual attention when teaching wrestling techniques For minutes the are drilled on new takedowns and the coaches instruct and demonstrate on Improving the team technique A certain amount of the time is spent on reviewing what has been taught during the previous weeks One drill the coaches were using for the team was a reaction drill where at the sound of the whistle the boys slap their hands on a chair In front of them as fast as they can SERIOUS PRACTICES The team is serious about practicing and if anyone misses two practices without telling the coach beforehand they are cut from the team Any member of the team who comes late the practice must do extra laps at the end of the session If a team member misses a practice he must to the team Coach McKay feels that it pays dividends for the team in being strict about attendance The sharper he kids look in practice the sharper they are on the mat he In February the practice five day a week and then they compete on the weekends so they are wrestling six days a week at the peak of their season This year s team competitive members from last year Coach McKay feels that with the team they have Georgetown can win the Hal ton title and the regional Peel Hal ton title Provincial ly this is a young team this is a building year We re so young Coach Smith adds anything we get after the Peel Halton championships will be a nice surprise Some team members lo watch this year are two dual second place winners from last year Bob and Mike Sweciie M was second in the pound division and Bob was second In the pound Captains of the team Mike Dean Scallen and Ron Martin all that the team should be able to come within the top five teams in the province Ron Martin says there Is a reputation to uphold with the rebels So NHLer Dave Burrows leaves Halton Hills Hills only Hockey League player lias been s former NHL team the Pittsburg I Toronto Maple Leaf Dave Burrows was traded last Wednesday by Manager I who is trying to build a youthful group of hockey players Burrows 31 was traded with centre Paul Gardner for lift winger Paul Marshall and centre Kim Davis 23 In seven years as a wilh Pittsburg Burro is scored goals and added assists Wl en was to Tor it I tub one of II Inppist of fe He Jo n Leaf defensive ic Included Ian Trevor Jolu en Dave and J 1 villi The trade ii mi con iij Burrows hid for e Beth I school Hi was tli up by the Black the farm ilub r two years before lr Id to I list fast The cam practice a reaction drill Lining opposite a the pretend they arc facing their opponent When the h blows the whittle the boys hit the chair with their handi as can w SWEEPSTAKES expect a competitive group boys from Georgetown when Ihey take to the wrestling mats this winter In high school competition Mike Taylor a grade 12 province one and fourth in Ihc province another year Dean Sollen a grade thirteen student is also a team captain Hie coaches expect him to be competitive at the Ontario level Gillespie is who could be a Peel contender Country FALL FOOTWEAR Coach Bob McKay Rebel wrestler Mike to week then the take a partner a new technique to the team and practice what they have learned litem Id photo Public skating Skating at Gordon At colt Parents and Tola Mondays a m Friday 1 m Noon Hour Skating Monday Noon 1 m Wednesday Noon 1 Top bowling honors 800 for Colin Hicks The Young Adult League at Georgetown Bowl Is still keep ing its consecutive string of at least one 800 triple in each week of bowling The honors this week went to Colin Kicks who reached SOS by means of strikes and two pares In a game of His other Korea and This is a good YOUTH BOWLING Junior Jewel McCorry has made it weeks in a row with a triple She was pushed hard by Sandra Marshall who topped McCorry single game by sign for first try this pins with hut the triple was coming Sunday In the Charlie Colt 45 tournament at George- loppe senior boys with Two other bowlers followed by Scott Turner were pressing him closely Larry and and Ted Maslach Honorable mention goes to Roger Mark Reis Gary Richardson Rick Gourlle Paul Tom Larry Louth 60S NEW at Georgetown Tire Sales Gat Improved sieving control and longer tire life Wheel Alignment Here what we do Adjust camber caster and toe In to manufacturer specifications Adjust lor slon bars Inspect front end suspension springs shocks and steering assembly Phone for appointment now I Goligers- SERVING IRA SINCE 1955 AT THESKIESTHELIMIT SHOPPING CENTRE J R SEWING SERVICES 8786497 MILTON Machine Sales featuring Service ALL MAKES professionally Horns Service Available 52 MODERN UNITS DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY RATES Georgetown Tire Sales Ltd SI 8771535 GOOD YEAH Pshy Stephanie 271 and Janet Burns We must mention the hard Working secretary who jumped for Joy thinking she had reached lona Louth but was sadly disappointed when by a recount It dropped lo Jeff Hilts 115 Chris Ian Blair Michael Toyne David Humphreys 282127 Bantams Judy Carroll Michele Webster Cowbrought 409 David Varrlcchlo 4SI 176 Shane Curran Jeff Thompson USB Robbie 144 Ian Vint Juniors Kelly McCorry nil Teresa Maslach SIS 191 Christine Brown 171 Karen Humphreys IDS Cindy Kavanagh IBB Anthony 223 Hole EM Campbell Mark Miller Adrian Broke Jim KEY DAY IS HERE Of SAT NOV Starts at am Bring in your key si THE FIRST PERSON TO OPEN THE LOCK WINS THE PANASONIC DREAM Nobody can do it likeMcDonaldscan McDonalds thruway COUNTRY Enjoy our Sunday buffet Brunch served 10 to2 Dinner served to p Wo anytime Milton IRMAS BEAUTY CHALET Specializing In Up to Dato Styling 26H1LLST Canada a Protection Spec In 1 1 it a Complotocarclaanaervlco Slonoguard Scotch- guard NORMS AUTO REPAIRS 19B1 RABBIT JETTA CONVERTIBLES ON DISPLAY NOW I Come and meat Mapla Leal Hocfcay Stir Robert on Saturday November 2Blh 24 1 BAZ MOTORS 1B9QUEtPH8TnEETOEORQETOWN