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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday Mar 1989 Page Sports PenaltyFree still working Local bowlers rolling Joey Roblchaud centre will bowl In the singles provincial cham tomorrow after winning the zone championships in February Geoffrey and Tanya Martin placed third the singles championships Herald photo The Georgetown bantam boys bowling team are on their way to the provincial championships following their in the zone champion ships in February Chris Martin Johnston Chris Wilkes and Matthew Walker will bowl in the provincials March in Toronto If they win that tournament they will bowl in the Canadian champion ships in May Herald photo RECREATION I PARKS DEPARTMENT Leisure Lines Songwrihng workshop Residents of Hills and area have a unique opportunity to learn Song Writing from one of Canada best song writers and performers Wiz Bryant has been in the performing business for over 20 years and has worked with some of Canada s best Ronnie Hawkins Stompin Tom Conners and more will soon be releasing his fourth solo album and has worked extensively with the CBC In his free time has developed an lfrhour course on effective song writing These workshops are designed to assist aspiring song writers to develop the skill and elements of successful cial song writing through theory and practical work The workshops will culminate with a public concert of some of the material produced by the students This is a wonderful opportunity to develop your talent and market your skills successfully The program begins Mar 28 so be sure to register right away For more information call extension 262 or drop by the Recreation Office to register Instructors course This course is for swimming in structors andor coaches who are interested in teaching the Swim Canada Course This program is designed to introduce swimmers of all ages to speed swimming competitive swimm The Instructor Course 11 be Sunday Apr at the Acton In door Pool 2pm For more information on the above please call 5185 exten 276 Snorkehng offered Anyone who swims can ex the magic of the under water world No matter what your age you can enjoy to the fullest the thnll adventure and fun of snorkel diving and your best introduction to this is through the Participation Course offered to you by Snorkel Canada This new program will be held at the Georgetown Indoor Pool on Saturdays from 12pm Pool registration Registration for both the Acton and Georgetown Indoor Pools for the Spring Session commences at oh Saturday Apr 1 Georgetown registrations will be taken at the Georgetown District High School Library Lobby En trance and Acton registrations will tike place at the pool Pool closures Both the Acton and Georgetown Indoor Pools will be closed Good Friday Mar 24 and Easter Sun day Mar for the holiday Synchro swim Synchro will be offered this spr ing at the Acton Indoor Pool on Saturdays from noon to l m TORONTO There was no sophomore jinx m evidence last week as the Penalty Free Sweepstakes program concluded its second year of operation with the awarding of more than worth of prizes to Ontario amateur hockey teams Top prize was a pair of CCM Custom Tacks for every member of the Hancon Atoms from The Timmins Minor Hockey Associa tion House League The winning entry was the first one pulled out of the drum by program spokesman Paul Henderson Interest in this program is still growing said Henderson and players and coaches alike are recognizing that penalty free hockey Is winning hockey Again more than per cent of the teams who played penalty free won or tied the game Playing winning hockey is exciting for the players but the chance to win major prizes gives an added dimension that is great for the kids and for the game Fred Mantle Chairman of the Board for the Hockey Develop ment Centre for Ontario said Entries were up over last year and it is mainly the result more teams being aware of the penalty free initiative and the positive results it has on the game and on winning We are indebted to our sponsors Petroleum Canada and to the Hon HUgh Minister of Tourism and Recrea tion for the positive influence their support has afforded to this pro gram and to amateur hockey in this province Junior hockey is also showing up in the penalty free results this year The Bramalea Blues and Henry Can- B s played penalty free and six teams from the Junior C ranks also turned in perfect games Their professional counter parts the New York Rangers played without penalties when they defeated the New York Islander on Jan There are only winners in the Esso Penalty Free Sweepstakes as every player on every team sub mitting a valid entry receives s Certificate of Achievement and Penalty Free crest In addition the players will be provided with a special price ticket to Canada Wonderland All team merchandise prizes are being supplied by CupoJo s Sports Home Runs 1987 vs American League totals 1987 1988 Dlff Detroit 82 Texas 82 Baltimore 137 Toronto 57 Cleveland 187 Boston 174 124 Milwaukee 113 50 New York 48 California Kansas City 168 121 Minnesota 151 Oakland 199 43 Chicago 173 41 Seattle 161 TOTALS 733 Its About Time We Gave HALTON HILLS The Business Good for you folks who are purchasing the things you need here at home What you re doing is smart because buying locally helps our economy and improves our standard of living Dollars spent with Halton Hills merchants stay here They dont dntt away to Brampton Toronto and Can you remem the last time people in those communities showed up here to help put out a fire or donate to a local project Give Halton Hills the business Pester its retailers for your shoes shirts groceries home furnishings everything you need or want You II save time money and more portantly you II be making an investment in our future that will benefit you your children and your children children A Message on behalf of Our Community brought to you by the HERALD Home Newspaper of Halton Hills Established 1 866