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By Alex Tough ‘As expected, Hustlers and Dream Team are the playoffs winners in the first and second divisions of the Industrial League. The teams are double winners, having already won the league championship. The season comes to an end with this past week’s results and next season is to be the goal for all teams and players, new and old alike. The challengers could not main- tain their thrust towards the front runners in the end and the Hustlers and Dream Team were worthy champions and shall pit strength against strength next season. A challenge well worth waiting for by the combatants and specta- te [Ors Hustlers saw off Acadian Pools after an early fright, as Gasketman struggled with Panthers and went down by one point. This effectively sealed the playoffs and the final match between the leading teams. became an anti climax. In the fin: match, Ron Scarlett scored the last 180 of the season self hit the high start of the season in the first divi- sion with 156. Brian Ward battled manfully with several high scores, including 140. Steeprock came through the pack with huge wins over Inter-County and High rollers to take second place with Westenders third and Gasketman ended up in fourth Following some points adjust- Playoffs mirror regular season ments for Hotshots defaults, the second division took on a new look going into the final week’s play. As matters turned out it made no dif- ference to the leaders, whose first point against Bandits in the last match sealed their win. Ensigns met the challenge all the way and came to take second place ahead of the surprise team, Aces, and Independents finish fourth. Neil Olmstead scored 140 and Dan Abercrombie closed out 133 to join the first division stats of the week for individuality. Several players over the season recorded 180. High finish of 154 is shared by Ray See and Jim Fisher with the late 156 by self taking the high start from Jim Carter. In the second division, Kevin opened with 103 and scored 140. Shawn Warwick opened with 115 and teammates Eddie Ebbinge scored 120. Art Cousens closed 80. However, none of these beat the division leads of high start of 160 held by Stan Rhynold and Eddie Ebbinge. The high finish belongs to Stan Rhynold with 141. Other highlights of the week are Al Gardner’s 121, Bruce Capriol’s 111, Horst Schirm’s 121 and Brian Hick’s start of 97. Do not forget the Dennis Priestley qualifier shoot at the alton Hinks This Week Wednesday) May 12"1083 — Page 18 a 7 NY NORTH HALTON o VW), ASSOCIATION SHADAYpeveLoPMeENTALY HANDICAPPED Mayors prepare for Bike-a-thon Challenge The North Halton Association for the Developmentally Handicapped will be holding its annual fund- raising Bike-A-Thon May 30 and Town of Halton Hills Mayor Russ Miller (left) has challenged Milton Mayor Gord Krantz to see who can raise the most pledges. Maple Lodge Farms is sponsoring the event and Chicken Man was present during a workout at Georgetown’s Work That Body to lend support to the cause. photo by Simon Wilson/HHTW Legion this evening ( ry around 8 p.m. with an entry of $10. Eight players are sought for the day on Saturday, May 29 at the George, commencing 1 p.m. FREE ESTIMATES Qualified Tradesmen @ Low Handyman Prices Spring Service pg FON After the rigors of winter, let us get your Mazda ready for the joys of summer. TUNE UP AND BRAKES PECIALIZED _ WITH 15% DISCOUNT OFF MAZDA SERVICE PARTS AND 10% OFF LABOUR VALID UNTIL MAY 29/93 Gi PARTS Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. -5 p.m, GENUINE Saturday 8 a.m. - 12 noon AND ACCESSORIES ACHILLES maZzDa sales ¢ service * parts rental ¢ leasing sales * service * parts rental * leasing 357 Queen Street East (19453-8965 ACTON 619853-0200