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March Rolling Meadows wins Chargers sidelined for season By COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor The Centennial Chargers boys basketball team saw their season come to a close last Thurs day as the Georgetowners were defeated by a wellrounded Rolling Meadows team from Burl in a game played at Centen nial school to decide the wild card entry in public schools semi final suddendeath playoffs The Chargers and Roiling Meadows went headtohead with the winner rounding out the League semifinals final four that already includes North Halton champion Stewarttown Stingers and champion representatives from East and South Halton The semi final games were played Tuesday afternoon at press time the scores were not available Recreation Report Free skating at arenas FREE PUBLIC SKATING PROGRAM SET The following skating times are free courtesy of the Optimist Club of Georgetown and the Acton Rotary Club Thank you service clubs Date March Acton 2 30 3 50pm Memorial 2 20pm EXTRA SWIMS FOR MARCH BREAK There will be recreational public swims at the Acton and Georgetown Pools during the March Break March to 2 to pin Everyone is welcome For more information on these and other times call the Georgetown Indoor Pool at 7721 or the Acton Indoor Pool at AQUATIC SPRING REGISTRATION Registration for both the Acton and Georgetown Pools for the Spr Session commences at a m on Saturday March Georgetown registrations will be taken at the Georgetown District High School Library Lobby En trance and Acton registrations will be taken at the pool For more information call ext MARCH BREAK FUN Downhill Ski Lessons March 12 at Glen Eden Two lessons per day We provide transportation with pick up locations at MacKen Smith School and the Georgetown Arena Call us before March Disney s Cinderella Wednesday March 14 ID am Acton Arena and l 30 p m John Elliott Theatre Call the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department at ext for more information ADULT SPRING PROGRAMS The Recreation and Parks Department is taking registrations now for our spring programs Choose from Ceramics Chi Golf and Tennis lessons Fitness Sewing Chocolate Making Lawn Bowling Stencill Poise and Polish Fishing In tenor Decorating Sampler Quilting and much more For more information check our new SpringSummer 1900 Brochure or call RECREATIONAL DROP IN Games crafts cards dancing bingo refreshments and much much more Every Wednesday irom to at the Acton For all ages FREE Drop by or call Shirley for more information THE BROCHURE S OUT The 1990 Spring and Summer Community Brochure has been distributed to all residents in Hills If you did not receive your copy we want to hear from you Please call the Recreation and Parks Department at 8732600453241 ext 268 and we will make sure you receive a copy Get active this spring Refer to your spring and summer brochure to see the many opportunities for recreation available in our com munity Healthy lifestyle alternatives Lifestyles of Halton Hills Rich in Resources Famous for Fun is announced as the name for the up coming community organization showcase now being planned by the Cooperative Program Plann Committee of Halton Hills Scheduled to take place on Satur day Sept 29 this fourth edition of the popular exposition will again be held in the Georgetown High School This year theme of Healthy Lifestyle Alternatives builds on an initiative from the Ontario Ministry of Health Special events and demonstrations will focus on the subjects of adopting a low fat diet moderating alcohol consump tion smoking cessation and in creasing physical activity and community participation A famih Health Safari game will be part of the day s activities and participants who successfully stalk the clues and collect the cor rect game bag will be eligible to win a vanct of exciting and valuable prizes Participant application forms will be going out shortly to all the groups who have previously taken part and who are registered with the Recreation and Parks Department Organizations interested in this opportunity to present themselves to the community who do not receive a form should call Jeff Bit ton ext HALTON HILLS COLLISION R 1 ACTON ONT MARCH IS RED CROSS MONTH Council the Town of Hilton Hills proclaims th month of March RID CROSS MONTH in tilt Toon of HlKoo Hills Georgetown League INTERESTED IN We are individuals and teams interested in playing ball evenings this season under O A S A rules For information contact PETER WANNER 877 0776 tterfipm OR JEFFBlTTON 873 2600 The championship match will be played Thursday tomor row at either an or Burl ington location Stewarttown Stingers laid claim to the North Halton crown by edging the Chargers 35 In the championship game and the problems that plagued the Chargers against the Stingers faced again against Rolling Meadows Poor free throw shooting pro blems with offensive rebounds and an overreliance on gunner Jim Katsilieris shunted the Chargers to the sidelines The Chargers were good on only twoof attempts from the free throw line and while Rolling Meadows wasn much better 519 the shots they made served to take away Centennial momentum In addition nine players moved in and out of thi Rolling Meadows floorfive all game while the Chargers basically went with their starting five who late in the game ran into foul trouble Charger centre Toll Tons even tually fouled out while regulars Stephen Onoprijenko and Graham Kennedy ended the game with four fouls each which severely limited their through the stretch run of the game in the fourth quarter The first quarter ended with the game tied 1010 but a Rolling Meadows second period surge allowed the visitors to lead 22 at the half effectively put the wraps on the Chargers Rolling Meadows the Chargers in the third period and 1311 in the fourth period to seal the 4332 win Jim Katsilieris led all game scorers with to points teammate Graham Kennedy hooped 10 points Jay Johnson and Toll Tons each had two points for the Chargers Bill had 14 points for Rolling Meadows with Andrew Pigeon adding a effort CENTENNIAL ROSTER Coach Brian Cosgrove Players Jim Katsilieris Jay Johnson Toll Tons Stephen Onoprijenko Graham Kennedy Giannis Markou Jamie Stephenson Bruce Ryan Ryan Martin Richard Long Ron Harrison and Andy Preston JIM KATSILIERIS of the Centennial Chargers lets fly with a jump shot In last Thursday b Halton public schools suddendeath playoff game against Burlington Rolling Meadows Katsilieris led all game scorers with points unfortunately the Chargers lost to Rolling Meadows and are finished for the season Herald photo by Colin Gib- Novice lacrosse practice session Acton Minor Lacrosse Association ill be holding an open practice for Novice age boys and girls ages 9 and this Saturday from 30 a until 11 a m at St Joseph s Separate School in Acton Lacrosse sticks will be provided For more information on the practice contact George at A lacrosse clinic for boys and girls between the ages of years is scheduled for Apnl from 10 am until noon at Acton High School Further information on this clinic or other Acton Minor Lacrosse Association activities can be obtained by contacting George Artem the above number J We at Riverside Spa mm cordially invite you and a friend to come down for a complimentary I visit SEE YOU SOON FOR MORE information call 8403251 8730437 CuHph