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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday May 6 Page CHALLENGE WEDNESDAY MAY 31 LTD Get ready the challenge is on Hills has challenged Guelph in the annual CrownLlfe Particlpactlon Challenge on May 31 to see which com munity can encourage a greater number of residents to exercise for at least 15 minutes Helping to unfurl Halton HIUs official banner for the upcom ing event at the town office last week were Mayor Ribs Miller rec department special events super visor Joanne Wilson and Robert human resources manager of Nellsons who are sponsoring the event locally The banner will hang above the Highway entrance to Georgetown just west of Nor- val Herald photo Jans advances to Canadian finals CALENDAR Melanie Jans of Georgetown participated in the Ontario Junior Squash Championships held in Pickering Apr 2830 Melanie Jans She managed to retain her On tario Under 16 title by defeating Tara Sharpe of Peterborough in the final Melanie will attend the Cana Junior Championship to be held in Ottawa May 11 14 Softball tourney at GDHS today The high school softball season kicks off in a big way today at the Georgetown Fairgrounds as the GDHS Rebels Spring Tourna ment hits the diamonds Five Halton girls teams will vie for top honors at the oneday event which gets under way at am this morning The Georgetown Rebels open their preliminary round action at 10 a m with Milton Mustangs providing the opposition Georgetown plays again at 1 1 30 am vs Lord Elgin Lancers m against the Lions and at 15 m with Bishop Reding Royals also taking the field The consolation championship pitting the third and fourth place teams against each other goes at 3 30 p with the championship final between the top two teams after the preliminary round robin going at Cyclists ride for charity A group of local bicycle en thusiasts will be on the road help ing the cause of Spinal Cord Research on May and theyre looking for your support For the past two years a group of friends and coworkers have been tiding the roads of Halton Hills in an unofficial annual race to help raise funds for Spinal Cord Research This year about riders will spin off from the Becker s Plaza in Acton riding either a 17 km competitive course or a challenging competitive course and they raise money for their efforts through sponsors The race is the brainchild of a group whose spokesman Jim Stoneham said came about in the wake of the paralyzing bicycle accident suffered by former Canadian Olympic cyclist Lovell Stoneham said will be at the Beckers Plaza on May 27 to officially start the event which eludes several of his personal friends Riders will hit the road at 12 noon sharp and anyone interested in sponsoring a rider or making a donation to Spinal Cord Research should contact Jim Stoneham Mayors Race June 11 Registrations are now being ac cepted for the Tenth Annual Mayors Road Race to be held Sunday June 11 May Flowers May inspire you to select anew 89 We have a great selection of CADILLAC QUEEN ST BRAMPTON Smokercraft EVINRUDE COBRA ON SALE NOW AT MARINE SERVICE CENTRE LTD 262 Main St 6182 A Pacemaker forward charges toward the basket while a Blue Zone defender attempts to cut off her route during Georgetown Ladles Basketball League championship final action at Centennial School Wednesday Pacemakers beat the Zone 5547 to take the top title while the California Rabins defeated the Celtics in the consolation final Herald photo by Donna Kell Pacemakers upend Zone in GLBL championship had sue while other points came from Alice Ogden Maureen Kerr and Lynn McKenzie with two apiece Blue Zone got 12 poults from Zelek 10 from Linda with Sandy Brownridge Judy Thompson Sandra Cousens 6 and Linda rounding out thescoresheet Consolation champion California Raisins received 14 points from June Nicholson and eight each from Kelly Condon and Tracy while Lou Oram had three and Mary Kelly hit for two Mane Smith led the Celts with points the highest individual score of the championship evening with Barb McKeeman nailing and Wendy Wilcox pumping in eight The and Steroids both finished out of the running in round robin playoff series prior to Wednesday title games The top performers of the year in the GLBL will be honored at the leagues annual awards banquet for at the Squires Inn Bramp ton on Wednesday May 10 The Pacemakers would seem to have the patent on last minute heroics in the Georgetown Ladies Basketball League After closely trailing the Blue Zone for most of the 1989 regular season schedule the Pacemakers grabbed first place by only half a game in the final contest of the campaign Now after finishing second to the Zone in the leagues recent round robin playoff format the Pacemakers have done it again Steady Anita Stankus supplied points for a balanced Pacemaker offence as the squad captured the 1989 playoff championship by upending the Blue Zone at Centennial Middle School last Wednesday In the consolation final on Wednesday Carol Kovacevic and Susan Thorn each hooped points as the California Raisins dumped the Celtics Jenny Smith had 11 points for the Pacemakers with Deb Barber net ting eight Henderson and Kyra KristensenIrvine each GEORGETOWN MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Spring Annual Meeting May 7th at 1 30 Gordon Arena Purpose Election of Officers