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The Orioles claimed top honors in the Georgetown Golden Agere bowling league this past season Pic at the league awards banquet recently were team members left to right Eunice Harvey and in the rear captain George Hunter Absent from the photo was Jane 1 e Herald photo playoff winners were the Eagles led by left to winners were the Comer Pins George Archibald right front Betty Doyle Edith Mills and captain Ernie Pearce Ethel Zander captain In the back are Elmer Wilson and Mary Booth Herald photo and Bob Harris Absent was West A playoff Individual winners at the recent Golden Age ban were front row left to right Freddie Goudy high triple with handicap and most improved bowler Davidson high single Friede Zander high average Nora Tuck high triple Harvey Peavoy theyear and Walker high triple with handicap In the back are Pal Butler most Improved bowler Jean Roshier high single with handicap Red Ernie Pearce high single with handicap and George high average Herald photo RECREATION PARKS DEPARTMENT Leisure Lines CrownUfe PARTICIPACIION CHALLENGE Were moving Moving day has finally come for the Town of Halton Hills While many of us at the Recrea and Parks Department will miss our quaint little office in the park we look forward to working together with other departments in our new building We feel very fortunate to have such a positive working environment which will no doubt boost staff morale It s a busy time of year for Recreation and Parks with sum program registration going strong and our parks use and KING TOPS 35 354GuelphSt Unit Ontario 8732588 maintenance in full swing We apologize for any inconveniences you may incur as a result of our move and thank you in advance for your patience and tion The Civic Centre will be closed on Monday May 29 so that staff can unpack and set up their of fices We also have a new phone number to go with our new address Halton Hills Box 128 Halton Hills Georgetown L7G HYUNDAI OWNERS For Service Call 8731818 THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday May 1989 Page 15 Hoosiers are red hot The Firestone Halton Hills Hoosiers I Softball team proved their record to with a 13 crunching of Burlington re cent Halton Peel league play The combined a attack with the twohit pitching of Shannon Morns to record their first away victory of the year Burlington opened the scoring in the first inning with a twoout pie that scored on a subsequent rundown between third and home It was to be their last run of the game The store stood up until the top of the third when the Hoosiers broke the same open with a five- run rally With one down and right fielder Amy Korzack on first courtesy of nicely executed bunt single the team went to work Stacy Colarossi singled Andrea followed with an RBI ngle Morns cashed both runners with a single through the box After Tammy Richard moved Morris in to scoring position Julie Scarlett hit the fifth safety of the inning dnving in the fifth run It was Georgetown added to their lead in each of the following innings A Morris RBI single cashed a run in the fourth In the fifth RBI singles by Wendy Graham and Heather Bailey chased two more runs home In the sixth a couple of rors and an RBI ground out by Shene Peacock resulted in three runs And and Scarlett finished off the seventh with an RBI each to make the final score For the game Hoosiers had 13 runs on 14 hits and two errors Burlington had one run on two hits and committed five errors Tennis club aced The Gordon Ladies C Inter County tennis team played Sheridan Club on May and split points two each Joanne Van Den Hoek and Mary Hughes in three sets had 16 In three sets also Kann Wilson and Ouida Graville had Prior and Norma Maynard won with 62 as did Barb Rieger and Dembie with In the B Mixed Inter County first match the GATC took three points Rene March and Dean Jackson won along with Kevin Neill and Mike Hurley and Don Hurley and Peter Acton Ladies A Inter took two points from White Oaks Audrey Houston and Anne Ken Isla Allison and Donna won their matches Kay King and Steen along with Sue Bullock and Pat Harris were on the losing side The Gordon Alcott Ladies C Inter County tennis team enjoyed their match against Ontario quels on May but ended up on the losing side Joanne Van Den Hoek and Mary Hughes went 36 Margot and Jorma had scores of 16 and Barb Rieger and Daiga went 36 16 Lois and Ouida in three sets had scores of In the Mixed in two sets Jim and Larry Sessett won as did Ann Kennedy and Bruce Payne in three sets Those coming second were Andy Humeny and John Dalhson Bill Kent and Al Debbie Koster and Nor ma Maynard and with two tie breakers Barb and Ed Rieger The Ladies A team played the club with Kay King and Chns Steen winning three sets Allison and Pat Hams Donna and Francine lost in three sets and Ann Kennedy and Audrey Houston in two sets On June 1011 GATC will hold the Remington sponsored Father and Son Mother and Daughter tennis event If interested call Norma at BRAND By Glenda Hughes Sales Rep 8730300 this a wonderful time of year With the onset of this beautifully warm weather the gardens of our town have suddenly bloomed in pro fusion and there is color everywhere As I drive around town I see busy people diligently bending over flowerbeds fertilizing and generally making their properties look beautiful I was amazed to watch on a recent TV show that the nursery business has increased enormously over the past years due to the public s demand for instant gardens No longer are people content to plant their little packets of seeds and wait for the sprouts and the flowers to appear they want flowers NOW So the demand for plan tings is almost insatiable I know that I have always been one of the first to have my hanging baskets up for I just can t wait to get that col or outside my home and rid myself of the winter blahs There is cer tainly no better way to add that splash of color so quickly as in container baskets This year I have to compete with our mud heap outside on the lawn but the flowers are there bravely try to overcome the rest of the mess Certainly if your home is about to go on the market or if is already sporting a For Sale sign you might really consider getting lots of color out there so that you at least have a very welcome yard for peo ple to look at as they walk up to your door It is always first sions that make such a difference to prospective buyers If a home is attractively landscaped with manicured lawns it speaks volumes about what condition that house is in Almost without exception if the outside of a home is neglected the inside will be too Obviously the reverse is true If you are not a gardener and pale at the thought of pulling weeds trimming around garden plots at least get your lawn in shape and then get some nice containers of plants and place them on the corners of your walkways hang baskets by the doorway and then for very lit tie money you have a splash of color and with the exception of water ing and the odd fertilizing you have achieved an instant garden plus a great first impression The are still in fairly good shape for finding some nice baskets but don t wait too much longer for the selection gets slimmer day by day I really believe that you can do a lot with just a little imagination a few dollars and half an hour at one of our local nurseries I think you will amaze yourself at the difference it makes and you can also enjoy the rewards of a nice new look as you come up the driveway each night Flowers say wonderful things to you and to prospective pur chasers See you at the nursery Homes sold Creatively