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Page 16 THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday April 15 IMS Big events are coming The Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department is busy planning for the Annual Mayors Road Race The date of the race is Sunday June com mencing at 8 aim Again this year there will be a race a prize will be awarded to the first male and female to complete the race All entries to complete the race will receive a certificate Zone Raisins unbeaten in hoop playoffs As expected during playoff time week three of the Georgetown Ladies Basketball League postseason roundrobin provided results that were both surprising and not so surprising To no ones surprise the Blue Zone remains atop the leagues playoff standings with an unblemished 30 record after defeating the Celtics by points 6252 on Apr 5 A big surprise however is the fact the Zone is sharing first place with an equal ly unbeaten California Raisin squad that won its third straight playoff game on Apr with a 5038 besting of the 76ers Pacemakers who actually drew ahead of the Blue Zone by a half game to win first place honors at the conclusion of the regular season trashed the Steroids 7335 to stay in second at 21 The Celtics and Sixers are still looking or their first playoff wins while the Roidsstand at 12 Linda Osso 18 points and Judy Thompson 17 led a balanc ed Blue Zone attack on Apr while the Celts got points from Michelle Susan Thorn 16 and Tracy Yorke led an equally balanc ed Raisin offence with Jana Kuyvenhoven dropping 14 for the Sixers Pacemakers got a whopping 31- point performance from hot- shooting Anita Stankus and Lisa Bell led the Roids with GEORGETOWN LADIES BASKETBALL LEAGUE Playoff Standings after Apr 5 games L Blue Zone Cal Raisins Pacemakers 2 1 Steroids 1 2 Celtics 76ers 3 Cycle site ETOBICOKEThe Ontario Cycling Association OCA will receive provincial funding to con duct a marketingfundraising study for a proposed Velodrome in Centennial Park The Wintario Develop ment grant was announced recently by West Linda on behalf of Ontario Minister of Tourism and RecreaUon Hugh P ONeil The OCA will design a strategy to secure financing for the pro ject which is expected to cost more than million The Toronto Ontario Olympic Council which is bidding to host the 1996 Olympic Games has designated the velodrome as the Olympic cycling site The grant Mr said will help the provincial cycling association reach their STORE HOURS 930 tm600 pm except Thursday Friday CttyStv0Sr Street Georgetown 8777361 CENTRE In the swim of things These teenagers were right in the swim of things on Apr 8 as they got their kicks in while taking part In the Red Cross and Royal Ltfesaving Instructors School sponsored by the Halton Hills Recreation Department Graduates of the weekend program will help out during the summer months ahead pro viding lifeguard and beach patrol duties Seen here taking a break from the course are Jennifer Knap man Jennifer Goodfellow Deann Hasler Glaser Mike Featherston and Tim GUpln Herald photo RECREATION SPARKS DEPARTMENT Leisure Lines Teens in Action Did you miss out on a fun even ing Well 25 of Actons most staunch sixth seventh and eighth graders turned up at the Acton YMCA building last Tuesday evening to eat ice cream spaghetti hot dogs pudding watermelon etc or so they thought I Little did they know what was in store for them Have you ever been fed jello pudding lying on your back by someone standing over you and trying to aim spoonfuls at your mouth from a height of four feet You can imagine the scene although they say banana flavour does wonders for the skin and hair This particular stunt was created by Greg and David the two youth leaders So if you miss ed out on this evening of outrageous fun ask anyone who came why not join us for the next 10 weeks of activities of sports and gameboard nights air band contest trips etc and all for the one low registration price of trips are extra or if you prefer to drop in on us it is a week We will be there at the Acton building 79 pm Tuesdays dont forget it is for grades six seven and eight only Registration can be made next Tuesday at the YMCA pm at the Acton Pool Monday to Thursday pm at the Acton YMCA Monday to Thursday 15 pm Fridays am pm or at the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department 25 James St Georgetown For more informa tion call 8775185 extension 260 or 8531070 Beginner golf Adults are no longer alone with this unique lesson program in golf Now any interested youth aged seven and up can learn how to golf It is a beginner class and will be conducted by Aug Puma an expert instructor In addition to working on how to swing other topics covered include golf rules scoring etiquette dress ac cessories and club selection Classes will be held at the Georgetown Memorial Arena Wednesdays 530 to 630 pm commencing Apr continuing six weeks to May Cost is and participants must provide hisher own clubs For registra tion information please refer to the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Departments Spring and Summer Brochure or call 8775185 extension 260 Fitness countdown Countdown to Fitness Shape Up For Summer Dance to Fitness Water Exercises See your Halton Hills Recrea tion and Parks Department Spr ing and Summer Brochure for more details or call 8775185 On Wednesday May 31 the community should participate in a physical activity like walking raking your lawn house clean ing etc for 15 continuous minutes then call the new Civic Centre at 8732600 to register your activity Lost year Halton Hills had 346 per cent of its residents take part Watch the newspapers for more details as the date grows nearer Blue churn on Knsten Herner Neil Scudder Sabrlna and Matthew Zuraw all turned in firstplace finishes in Level 1 competition as the Georgetown Blue Fins Swim Team churned to a strong outing at a meet in Pickering on Apr Herner took first in both the 50 and 100metre freestyle events and in the 100metre butterfly Scudder took firsts in a tno of 100metre swims freestyle and backstroke with taking the 100metre backstroke and 100- metre butterfly while Zuraw was tops in the 50metre freestyle Other Level I Blue Fin swim mers had these results Herner second 100m breast Matthew Zuraw seconds 100m breast Neil Scudder third 50m free Mandy Stintson third 100m fly Robert Weston third 100m fly Thane Goodlet fourth 100m back Mandy Stintson fourth 200m IM7 Robert Weston fourth 200m Robert Weston fifth 100m breast Robert Weston sixth 50m free In Novice competition Faydra second 25m fly Michelle Mason second back Melissa Watts second 100m IM Aaron Williams se cond 50m back Kevin Taylor se cond 50m fly Faydra Goodlet third 25m back Jennifer Atkin son third 25m breast Michelle Mason third free and 100m Melissa Watts third 100m free and breast Aaron Williams third IM Kevin Taylor third 50m free Lowther third 100m Mandy Bull third free and 50m back Alison fourth 25m breast Michelle Mason fourth free Mandy Bull fourth 50m free and 50m fly Alison fifth free and back Andrew Terrell fifth 50m free and 100m IM Lowther fifth fly Alison Duby sixth 25m fly Andrew Terrell sixth 25m free and back Melissa Watts sixth 50m fly Letisha sixth breast and 50m back A Located at Carols 65 MAIN ST S Phone for an appt or please drop by 8772981 Gift Certificates Available OPTIMIST CLUB OF GEORGETOWN TRIP OF THE MONTH CLUB A FEW TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE WIN A TRAVEL VOUCHER EACH MONTH FOR 150000 or CASH OPTION OF 100000 EXCEPT JUNE WHEN VOUCHER IS 250000 AND 50000 SPENDING MONEY or CASH OPTION OF 200000 SECOND PRIZE EACH MONTH 12000 Cash Cost lot Remaining 11 Draws Is Only 1000 per month Payable in Advance by Post Dated Cheques or 11000 Infill ONLY 260 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD Your Chances Are 1 1n 260 1 1 Times Call A FARMER 8770267 or A A BOOTH 8774569 NEXT DRAW MAY 9 AT THE OPTIMIST HALL