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Page THE HERALD Wednesday May 165 gather to honor best of Exports on target GMHA hands out hardware Pizza pie and trophies were popular items as the GMHA honored its 198888 award winners at its annual yearend banquet One hundred and sixty five players coaches managers and executive members gathered to hand out the hardware to some most deserving individuals and teams Rick Hume and John Knight top ped the list as winners of the rep coach and rep manager of the year awards respectively Hume won the Pearce Family Trophy for his coaching prowess and Knight took home the Hume Family Trophy for his managerial work The Paul Memorial Trophy for the Most Valuable midget player as selected by his teammates went to Sunny Acres Project Playground exceeds 6000 mark The campaign trail for playground equipment in the Glen Williams Park is coming to an end After 15 months of various fun we have exceeded 6 There are so many people to thank for their generous support donations and time We are so for tunate to have such a beautiful park here in the Glen two baseball diamonds hiking trail family pic area and the Credit River The playground equipment will com the setting On June we will be making good use of the two baseball diamonds Project Playground has recruited volunteers from Glen Williams Minor Ball Glen Old Timers Glen Town Hall Board and community and the Recreation and Parks Department to help host a twoday double knockout fun Slo Pitch Tournament at Glen Williams Park This tournament is purely for fun and all proceeds from the weekend will go towards the purchase of play equipment The new playground equipment will be set up so kids come out and put it to good use The entry fee is 125 per team and we are looking at teams At least four ladies will be on the field at all times minimum players maximum 15 players and three pitch lob ball Whether you come out and play ball or cheer the teams on yon and your families will be guaranteed a good time and also contributing to a very worthwhile cause Teams interested in signing up for the tournament can obtain registration forms from the Recreation and Parks Depart James St Georgetow or contact Gail Bibby LaBranche at for further details Rebels had it lough their own senior girls tourney Saturday The local team lost a pair of 10 preliminary round decisions as Lord Elgin eventually defeated Assumption For the championship Herald photo Farms forward Bill McDonald who had a terrific finish par ticulariy in the squad stretch run to the league champion ship Chad Hughes and John Waller won the Hocke Moms Trophy for having the lowest goals against average in the GMHA s junior divi and Georgetown s Johnson and Associates Bantam B earned the Memorial Trophy as the most improved team Individual award winners ac cording to their respective divi sions were Robert Larose MVP Joey Barber Most Improved Player and Ryan Smith Most Sportsmanlike Player minor novice Shane Thompson MVP Scott Herbert and Ryan Bell MSP novice Peter Mashinter MVP Andy Kerslake and Darren MSP minor atom David Kotsos MVP Andrew and David Kalbarski MSP atom Doug Sheppard MVP Jim Kat sihens and Duane MSP minor peewee Derek Par sons and Randy Bond MVP s Mark David MIP and Jeremy Hamp MSP Matt MVP Ken Brown and Mike Travers MSP peewee B Shawn Pearson MVP Jeff Pettigrew MIP and Thomas Spencer and David Osborne MSP s minor bantam Trevor MVP Ken and Duane Lewis MSP bantam Brad MVP Allan Fudge and Adam MSP ban tarn B Paul St Pierre MVP Darren Lang MIP and Rob Boyle MSP midget The banquet with Esso medallions of achievement sored by Bill Van and supplied by Yellow Submarine cooked at Terra Cotta Cookies concluded a fine season by the GMHA which featured the and Pro Sports AA Bantams the right to represent the region in the Other highlights included a county crown won by the Sunny Acres Farms midgets and ap pearances in the tn county finals by both the major bantam and minor peewee Custom Rod Reel Parts Sales Service Licences R 2 ACTON TILE KING Bruce OAK Flooring Urethane Finish Sq Ft Unfinished Ivory While sq Ft 354GuelphSt Unit Georgetown Ontario 8732588 I The final competitive darts night of the season is over the Monday Halton league comes in with a special section in one way or another Exports pulled off the first divi sion playoffs from a five point margin from Snowjacks Hustlers and Bulldogs Hustlers take second spot having beaten Bulldogs in the run in and only just Golden Flights Panthers High Rollers Ensigns and Inter County follow ing to finish the first division Mid die of the table Power of Pain prised everyone including themselves in winning through to take the second division play ffs from Cutters by one point Like Hustlers in the first Steep Rock fought back from a disastrous beginning week to third place Acadian Pools Aces Tax men Independents Firemen Ban and Unknowns following Exports won 3 over 2 1 over High Rollers and had to wait for the final set although a miracle was needed for anyone else to win were in with a shout until this loss and a subsequent loss 1 to Hustlers dropped them out of the running had begun with a win over Golden Flights The Snow jacks Hustlers 30 win over Inter County and wins over and Golden Flights brought the second place and ing won the league championship have had a less successful season than some others Exports certain deserved the victory and Westenders Bulldogs came very close Dogs in the first divi sion year can consider themselves to be worthy of their place Power of Pain could not have fancied their chances after dropp ing the first set to Gasketmen Cut last week leaders coming in to the night play However 1 wins r Independents and Firemen left the Pain with a possibility The opportunity came when Unknowns spoiled their way to a win and left Cutters needing a win in the final set with Steep Rock Steep Rock also were in with a shout and took all three games over Cutters who were disappointing to say the least in the final analysis An exciting finish to the second division with Steep Rock winning the league championship Both divisions therefore had a share of the spoils and that must be good for the competition Jim scored 125 and Brad Youmans in opposition Cam Levers shot so did I and a ton so did I Joe finished Jim Franks scored 121 and Tom Elliott Bruce Capnot opened and Jim Watson shot Bruce Hope and Rick Harden both managed tons Luke opened and scored 140 as did Jay Bishop Brad Hale shot and Ron Scarlett and Beau Beaumont 100 each Laurie Hopkins came in with and John Mills with 100 These are the individual scores recorded this week Next is the awards night on Friday May 5 and the Halton awards day is May 23 includes finals of the playoffs Friendly darts continues throughout the next few months on Mondays at the Time Out and Wednesdays at the Legion until the new season preparations begin EVINRUDE COBRA STERNDRIVE ON SALE NOW AT MARINE SERVICE CENTRE LTD 262 Main St ACTON the HERALD MUSIC TRIVIA CONTEST J You Could Win A 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