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Page THE HERALD Wednesday July 198 52 Seniors compete at Halton Games On Wednesday June 21 over seniors from Halton Hills piled onto two buses bound for Burl ington to participate in the first hopefully of many Hal ton District 21 Seniors Gaines Day Upon arrival at Central Park Seniors Centre in Burlington our members were greeted and serv ed refreshments and at 10 am the games commenced Throughout the day over seniors from Halton Hills Burl ington Milton and par ticipated in an array of games in cluding carpet bowling snuff leboard horseshoes snooker bridge tennis euchre toss swimming Man timed walk and lawn bowling A fabulous potluck lunch was also served and except for being a little overcast the weatherman cooperated The games organizers were surprised and very pleased with the Nor thern involvement and the following people should be com mended for their efforts in recruiting and promoting the games through their clubs and organizations Kay Braiden Zander Pat Giguere and Chris Robertson Your hard work was really ap preciated Gerry Tuff in and Ron of the Seniors Magazine TV Pro gram were also at the playday and video taped a large portion of the days activities Be sure to tune m to Seniors Magazine Wednesday July 5 and is at 7 pm Cable to catch some of the action A final congratulations should be extended to the participants from Hills They were gracious competitors and did our community proud with their ef forts and sportsmanship See you there in 1990 Four smash in Kinsmen girls bash ByDEEDEEHAYNES Herald Special Once again in the Kinsmen Girls Softball League the senior players were all wet as the rain came down shorty after play began Hopefully July and August bring us better luck than May and June INTERMEDIATE Dairy Queen continued on their winning ways as they topped Kentner Dairy Bar Leading their team to victory were Wanda Brown Morey Sherri Burke and Nancy Andrews each smashing in a homerun For Kent- ners Kerri Van de Valk hit in a grand slam Van de Valk was game star for Kentners and Katherine Porritt for Delrex Smoke Shop slipped by the Optimist Cub 2417 also on June 29 Pitching for Delrex were Amanda and Jennifer Knocking in the games single bag tripper was Koster of Delrex Game stars were Koster and Kathy MacDonald of Optimists JUNIORS The Kinettes team just slipped by Youngs IDA with a score 3534 Game stars were Michelle Parsons of Youngs and the Kinettes team Act up at Theatre Camp Once again the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Depart ment is offering an exciting sum mer of youth programs Our newest camp called Senior Theatre Camp is for people bet ween the ages of 12 and 15 It runs from Aug 8 Aug 25 at the John Elliott Theatre in Georgetown Participants will write their own script and perform it at the Shortstop 10 Luis Outfield 22 Willie Mays Pitcher Jim DonDiysdate Juan Marichal ToffiSeaver GEORGETOWN CUSTOM CAR SOUND the mr stereo experts GREEN MEADOWS NURSERY GARDEN CENTER For All Your Gardening Needs 8731200 WITH Your copy ft available at many of our conranlsntly located dealer Ilk TARGET FOOD STORE OUELPH ST GEORGETOWN PICK UP YOUR FREE COPY OF THE HERALD TODAY Picking the ultimate AilStar team STAT SHEET JOHN Why does the National League hold such a big edge In the AllStar Game The NL has a 3721 lead In the mid summer classic which began in 1933 Even more impressive it has won 26 of the last games played to a deci sion the second game in 1561 ended in a tie Everyone has had his own explana tion for the AllStar success think the National League has better biorhytfams in July said Earl Weaver former manager of the Balti more Orioles Does the National League produce better players Yes according to some experts If so its possible that they have been simply outperforming their Ameri can League counterparts year after year Does the record show that NL play ers have turned in the top career per formances In AllStar Games Lets see Take batting averages for instance Here are the players jrith the high est career batting averages in All- Star Game competition based on a minimum of 15 at bats First base Steve Garvey second base Charlie Gehringer shortstop Vaughan third base Stan Hack 400 outfield Enos Slaughter Dave Winfield 361 Dom and catcher Johnny Bench Five of the eight position players Vaughan Hack Slaughter and Bench performed for National League squads two and for American League teams and one for both leagues But suppose we try to pick a team of alltime AllStar performers Here is one mans ultimate team based on career performances only in First base Steve Garvey NL gives his big gest competition But Garvey leads in extra base hits in AllStar games as well as in Ted KIus- and Bill Skowron also show well But they still fall short of Garvey Second base Charlie Gehringer There is strong competition at the keystone sack Nellie Fox Billy Herman and Jackie Robinson all bit well above 300- in Allstar games The Mechanical Man gets the nod however Gehringers 500 average hits In 20 at bats is the highest compiled by any player in the history of AllStar competition Shortstop Vanghan He edges Ernie Banks based on a higher batting average 364 to and sim ilar power figures in just over half as many All-Star- games to appearances Third base Brooks Robinson George Brett Harmon KUlebrew Ron Santo and Ken all get votes But when offense and defense are combined the AllStar winner is Robinson 289 four extra base hits including a recordtying three tri ples and five Outfielders Willie Mays NL Sua Maslal Ted Williams A real dogfight exists in the outfield But the vote from this quarter Is Mays Muslal and Williams Among them they hold career AllStar marks for most games Mays Muslal 24 runs Mays 20 hits Mays 23 home runs Musial 6 extra base hits Mays Musial total bases Mays Musial runs batted in Williams 12 bases on balls Wil liams and stolen bases Mays Catcher Johnny Beach Johnny Benchs 357 average three home runs and six RBIs give him catching honors ahead of Gary Car ter Walker Cooper Ernie Lombard and Bill Dickey Pitcher Mel Harder Al though Lefty Gomez is the only to win three AllStar contests the choice is Harder of the Clevleand In dians He is the only with 10 or more innings pitched in AllStar games who did not give up a single run He surrendered only nine hits and one base on balls in innings of ac tion in four games while compiling a record Bob Feller Ewell Black- well Don and Juan chal each rate honorable mention To manage these alltime AllStars we turn to Walter Alston of the Na tional League won a re cord seven midseason classics against only two losses Casey Stengel of the American League with four wins in an AllStar record appear ances is runnerup Lots of action at Acton summer camp theatre in front of family and friends Special resource people will be running seminars on script writing character development improvisation mime Latin and freestyle danc ing like in the movie Dirty Dan cing and more Its a great way to make some new friends Call 8732600 extension 270 for more information Studio camp Hey kids Do you like working with paper paint clay dyes and more Then Studio Art Camp is for you Kids between ages seven and 13 can sign up to learn skills from professional artists There are still spots in the Acton ses sion but register soon to avoid disappointment Call 8732600 ex tension 270 Continued from Page Rebecca Moore a Grade 10 stu dent at AHS enjoys tennis swim ming and reading Her love for children is reflected in her desire to eventually study law in universi ty and ultimately work in the area of child custody Bruce another AHS stu dent is an active member of the student association concert band and jazz band Shes chairperson of Acton Students Against Impaired Driving AS AID and this is her first year as a rec leader She says to all kids coming to tot lot Come out make some new friends and havea great summer til APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS Hand All Claim ST Last but certainly not least Amanda is back for her fourth year with the summer rec program The AHS student works with Acton Brownies and he assists with special need- children A future in child can- Amanda All in all a fun bunch of Experienced qualified ami of all enthusiastic Clothing It certainly looks like another fun summer for kids in Acton AtiDtO mum in twit Good service good coverage goodprice- Thats State Farm insurance 174 Georgetown 8731833 Like a good neighbor State Farm is there INSURANCI j NONDENOMINATIONAL PENTECOSTAL ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CENTRE Boulevard Bramaloa cornet Bible Study Worship Deliverance Sunday 1 aim pm Wednesday 800 pm We Provide CMMreni Church Nursery Service njiritrjltiUn Pastor George A LeRoy TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE CALL DISPLAY ADVERTISING 8772201