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Page THE HERALD Wednesday August 30 1989 ReMax defeated Caspers Glen In the Kinsmen girls seniors softball championship last Tuesdaj ReMax members are front row left to right Lisa Johnson Brenda Snow Tanya Burke Kinsmen Girls Softball Fuller and Bridget Back row coach Andrea Ford Robbyn Burke Christine Wilson Burke Dlardlchuk Susan Paula Laing and Heather Lovegrove photo Kinsmen Girls soflbull league awarded the most valuable players awards last Tuesday are left to right Susan of Christie the Glen and Susan Walsh Insurance League president Jim Ford right presented the awards Herald photo Glen Williams team claims Senior title Bv DEE DEE HAYNES Herald Special SENIORS Well it is finally over As the senior girls the storm and they able to finish the semis and finals Tuesday night Before I report on the outcome of the games I would 1 ike to thank all of the coaches and umpires who have volunteered their Tues day evenings to help the girls Secondly I would like to thank the four sponsors without whom we could never play Mai Dodges Pictures and Presents Insurance and Caspers Cafe Family swimming for preschoolers Now even the youngest member of your family can get in the swim A new aquatic program designed for preschoolers is being launched at both the Acton and Georgetown Indoor Pools this fall The program developed by the Ontario Division of the Canadian Red Cross Society provides instruction for three groups of children provides water onentation for children under one year and includes their parent s participation The one to five year old with mom or dads support will learn Water Accommodation and Basic Swim Skills in the level Starfish is geared to the three to five year old swimmer and does not in volve parent participation The last of the new preschool levels is This level is for the three to five year old and in troduces the child to floatation skills with assistance parents do not participate in this level Registration for all aquatic pro grams begins Saturday Sept 9 at the Acton Indoor Pool or the Georgetown High School Library Yellow lobby entrance For information on how to introduce your child to a lifetime of enjoyable aquatics call ext and Parti Department Level Completed Parent and Tol Yellow Point Entry New Red Croai Parent Program Parent Participation Starfish Acton net squad dumps Milton 42 The Acton minor soft lacrosse team journeyed to Milton to round out seasons play and ended the year in fine style downing the hometown team Jason paced the Acton attack by nettmg two goals and col lecting two assists Single Acton markers were scored by Mathew and Kelly Mathew Wolfer also had two assists while single assists went to Michelle Withers and Becky Chapman Ian Burnham and Scott Enair scored for Milton The Acton minor soft lacrosse team formally winds up its 1989 season with a banquet scheduled for the players and their families Sept NORTH END v NISSAN 610 MARTIN STREET MILTON ONTARIO 8784137 COMPLETE CAR CARE PACKAGES Super Lube 0 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE OIL UNDERCOATING JOHN HAMILTON ARMSTRONG AVE UNlt 5 GEORGETOWN ONT L7G4S1 Lastly I would like to thank Mr Jim Ford and his executive who have set up the league and who made sure that our season ran smoothly Now to the outcome of the Over on the senior citizen dia mond Insurance hit their peak early as they won the toss of the coin but unfortunately from there on it went downhill as they lost to the Glen 2511 At the mound for the Glen were Lisa Hamdton and Paula Ram while Came Walsh and Dee Dee Haynes divided the pitching duties for Moving into the final game was just as easy for as they were victorious over Pictures and Presents on diamond Coach Andrea Ford was treated to a much improved team as who finished in the base ment throughout the season was to move on and face the topseeded Glen Williams team Before the final game could be on its way Jim Ford made a presentation to the leagues MVPs This award is presented to those players who the coaches feel are worthy This years recipients were Susan Walsh Glens Charlene Christy and ReMaxs Susan Morey who was also last years award holder In the final game sprang to an early lead and they continued to gain momentum as they more than tripled the Glen 227 Leading their team to the upset victory were Susan and Christine Wilson while Lisa Hamilton and Paula Rain tried in vain to keep the fight ahve for the Glen Knocking in for were Bridget and Robbyn Burke Before and their coaches Andrea Ford and Mr Morey were presented their championship trophies the Glens Lisa Hamilton was presented with the playoffs MVP award Lisa pitched the majority of both games and she also hit very well at the plate Special mention goes to Liane Monchamp of Insurance as she received the two available votes for single game The Kinsmen Senior Girls would like to thank the people at A and S Engraving and Trophies who engraved the MVP trophy for us 26 St Ont 8779896 VITEX 1 519 8554795 Interested in buying an IBM COMPATIBLE 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