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THE HERALD Wednesday June Page 9 Walkway lights up to standard The Oakvllle Symphony Orchestra came to the loan Elliott Theatre in Georgetown on Sunday for an evening organized by the University Womens Club Here duo pianists James Anagnoson right and Leslie Klnton tinkle the ivory while conductor David Miller leads the orchestra Herald photo Ballinaf ad ladies down Car Club By BETTY SO Ballinaf ad Correspondent On Wednesday May 31 the Ladies met Random Car Club one of the two new ex teams at Act n s Pro spect Park Ballinafad was vic torious in winning the game 17 It was a game won by the two pit chere Sandra and Marlon The two were right on the mark for pitching strikes Cindy McGowan made a spectacular catch while playing third base Sandra Prowse and Kathy Martin both hit lovely to help the winning score The difference in the score is deceiving as the ma of runs were scored in two runaway innings stopped only by the mercy rule of six runs Both teams played an excellent defen sive game for the other innings Their next game is on Thursday June 8 at M Z Bennett at 30 when they play against If you enjoy baseball please come out and watch the ladies Work started at the main in by Bell Canada just a day before their strike in the fall is now completed The roadway has been paved and where the holes were dug is now smoothed over Roger Haggett named new Hydro Commissioner The Town of Halton Hills has selected a hydroelectric com mlssioner for Ward Roger Haggett of Acton will take over the spot vacated recently by the death of former Hydro commissioner Doug Mason Town councillors held a special council meeting Monday night to appoint Mr to his new position If at first you don t succeed try try again was exercised by town staff after somebody apparently screwed up lighting at the Irwin and Dawson Crescents walkway In my opinion somebody screwed il up said Hills Mayor Miller Why are we stuck with some lights that are in appropriate he said to town councillors Monday night Lights were originally installed at the Georgetown walkway November 1988 in response to complaints about vandalism and loitering made by surrounding neighbors The three lights were feet high and each was ISO- watts But after receiving complaints that these lights were too bright town staff disconnected two of the lights It was then found that the one remaining light did not light up the walkway Monies were budgeted to replace the three fixtures and lamps says a staff report Three new fixtures at 70 watts each were ordered in April and in stalled May These lights were mounted horizontally rather than vertically But a recommendation by town staff that the latest light system be used as a model for future walkways was rejected by town councillors Monday night I inclined to think we should just accept it for the walkway and forget it said Acton Gerald Norm Elliott said that while there should be a standard for future lighting It t have to be entrenched here in this recommendation Trying to create a standard through this recommendation is the wrong way to go he said But town engineer Bob Austin said he would like a standard ap proach to walkway lighting that can be given to developers And Mayor Miller agreed There will be lighting in some of the walkways in the new developments I would like to see us have a standard for the future There have been no complaints about the latest lighting system at the Irwin and Dawson Crescents walkway They re obviously satisfied because they re not saying anything said Coun Anne Cur Graduate Lisa Susanne Keith daughter of David and Susanne Keith of graduated from Wilfred Waterloo receding her Bachelor of Arts Degree In Honours Psychology with Distinction Lisa will be at tending the of Windsor this fall to continue her todies towards her Masters and Doc torate degrees Friends and wish her much success rtgMjUNCs 400 PM GRAND OPENING 8772254 18 HOLE MINI PUTT Professionally Designed H0TD0G DRINK SPECIAL GOLFING RANGE Pay By The BUCKET OR HOUR OR PURCHASE ONE OF OUR 10 LARGE BUCKET COUPONS NO EXPIRY DATE SAVINGS OF 12SO GRAND OPENING DOOR PRIZES