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Sports Outlook Leisure Lines Rink report Due to the unusually warm January weather all our efforts to build and groom outdoor rinks In Hatton were unsueeessful However if the current cold snap continues we will make every ef fort to reinstate rinks at tht following locations MeKetude Smith School Acton Georgetown Fairground Drop by for a skate or a little shinny Spring training With approaching it time to think about getting in shape for the upcoming ballsoc cercricketfootball season your group is interested in book ing some gymnasium time for Spring Training be sure to call Deb at extension 250 Sports afield Sports field users are reminded that the deadline for sportsfleld and ball diamond applications is Feb 2 To ensure your leagues time is not given away be sure submit your requests right away Get in the swim Come on out for a refreshing swim Both the Georgetown and Acton Indoor Pools have a varie ty of public and adult swim times for your enjoyment Call 8777721 Georgetown or 8533140 Acton for specific times Arena action AT THE ARENAS ACTON Feb 2426 Over 30 Con tact Hockey Tournament March Day of Champions March 17lfl OMHA Tournament April Figure Skating Carnival GEORGETOWN MEMORIAL April 1 and 2 Figure Skating Carnival Adult skating every Wednesday night pm onlyfl The Memorial Arena is now taking floor time bookings for ball hockey Call exten sion 266 for details GEORGETOWN ALCOTT Dates to be determined Ban tam Tournament Day of Cham pions Brochure forthcoming The Recreation and Parks Department SpringSummer Brochure will be coming out the first week of March We have a lot of exciting new programs lin ed up so be sure to watch for your brochure Wanted volunteers Volunteers are needed to help with the following programs Special Needs DropIn a mon thly dropin program for disabled adults Seniors Magazine a monthly Cable TV show on Halton Cable Halton District Seniors Games fun competitions in a variety of games for seniors in Sumnter staff The Recreation and Parks Department is now hiring for summer If you are interested in summer employment at the arena pools parks or conces sions drop by and fill out an ap plication today Senior Games reminder In 1980 the Ontario Seniors Games were developed to allow seniors from all over Ontario to compete in local regional and pro vincial games These games were designed for fun and social interac tion and not just competition The games have grown from their humble beginnings to over 25000 participants in local and regional games in 1968 In August of over 1400 seniors congregated in Brampton for three days of provincial com petitions and fun Thirtyfour of provincial districts were represented with Halton Hills District sending 41 competitors Of those 41 nine were from Halton Hills and although no medals were brought home they had a great time and developed some lasting friendships In Halton Region committees are now being created to promote each of the games for our regional competitions The games include Euchre 5Pin Bowling Floor Shuf- fleboard Cnbbage Tennis Swim ming Lawn Bowling Contract Bridge Horseshoes Walking Soft ball Toss Snooker Carpet Bowling and Golf The Town of Halton Hills needs a representative in each of the games to ensure we have input Into the district competitions Fun matches are already being plann ed for March through June this year with the next provincial com petition slated for August 1990 in London If you can help or know someone who would like to become more in volved give us a call or drop by These games are a lot of fun and you will enjoy getting involved For more information call Jeff 8775185 extension Valentine swim Bring a valentine for your favorite lifeguard and if you are wearing red well let you in free Acton and Georgetown Indoor Pools Saturday Feb to 4 pm Aqua Ducks The Acton Aqua Ducks formerly named tbe Swimming Stars of Acton are looking for athletes for their com petitive swim team ages to 18 years For more information call Gerry Ockenden at 8593331 FOLP workshop Looking for a great way to stay in shape and make extra money There is a shortage of qualified fitness instructors in Region To help fill this gap the Recreation and Parks Depart ment is hosting a Fitness Instruc tors Training Workshop FOLPTHE BASICS to give you the necessary training to teach WHEN Feb 2426 and Mar WHERE Georgetown District High School REGISTRATION DEADLINE Feb 3 For more information call extension 200 Novices prep for playoffs After a long tough regular season and a quick exit from OMHA Georgetown Major Novices are busy preparing for the playoffs which begin toward the end of this month Saturday afternoon the team travelled to Cambridge for an ex hibition match Playing without two key players Steven Smith and Shane Thompson the boys knew some extra effort was required Just over three minutes into the game our lone goal scorer from the OMHA playoffs Brown set up Curtis Hoogendam for a quick shot to the top right comer and a lead Then with only a andahalf remaining in the period Brown a Cambridge defenceman for puck and again passed to Hoogendam Curtis drop ped the puck back to Andrew at point and hut screen ed shot found the net Although they had many chances Georgetown failed to add to that total Cambridge came back with one in the first and one in the third for a well deserved tie Both goalies Scot Serbert and Kevin Humeniski were outstan ding and Kevin preserved the tie with a point blank save with only two seconds remaining Rookie Browns two assists leave him tied with Curtis Hoogendam at a goal and two assists for the team lead in post season play Bight winger Wesley Blight was called upon to play defence in Smiths absence and he did not look out of place Bridge winners Mike and Karol were the top winners at tbe Legion duplicate bridge competition Mon day The combination of George Far row and George Sargent finished second on the day while Doris Barber and Jeanne Servos finished third A winning delivery TRAVEL For Personalized Service 5 Wesleyan St 2nd Floor Downtown Georgetown TOR LINE 8732900 4508580 Municipal Awards Evening Georgetown resident Drew McGowen coordinalor of Vicki Keiths Great Lakes marathon swims last summer addressed a packed house at John Elliott Theatre on Wednesday at the 12th annual Municipal Awards Evening Over individuals were honored by The Town for athletic and academic achievement and community service McGowen spoke about winning at life and challenged the audience to bet on yourself by declaring goals in life and working positively towards realizing them Watch for a complete report In next Wednes days Herald Outlook photo MORE CAR FOR YOUR 83 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA AutoConsole Air DODGE CARAVAN LE PW Air Auto SSCAS M 87 CAMARO IROC Auto Lt Black With Red Leather Interior 86 TOYOTA Auto Stereo Cassette 88 HYUNDAI EXCEL 4 Dr Hatchback 5 Sp GLS Georgetown Inc 1 99 Guelph St Hwy 7 at Mountainview Halton Hills Georgetown 8775285 Tor 8460910