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BEST AVAILABLE COPY THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday April Sports Outlook COLIN GIBSON Herald Sports Editor ROYAL PIZZA gold medal winning team in the Georgetown NonContact League playoffs Day of Champions front row left to right Bob Sargent Pave Peter McCracken Howard Ferguson Paul and Back row left to right Fred Harris Charlie Knoepfli Doug Thompson Arnold Hal John Paul Thompson and Mike Reynolds Photo by Steve Recreation Report Tune up for the summer With summer sports and shorts just around the corner it s time to tone up The Recreation and Parks Department has a variety of fitness programs to help you get in shape including Countdown to Fitness PrePost Natal Fitness Shape Up for Sum mer Big But Trying Spring Tune- Up Water Exercises Chi Morning Fitness sitting available See your SpringSummer Brochure for more detail or call ext Don t hesitate 1 get in shape ADULT FUN The Hills Recreation and Parks Department has an in teresting variety of programs for you to choose from this spring in eluding Disabled athletes receive grant The Ministry of Tourism and Recreation mikinj it easier for disabled athletes participate in sports competitions with Ihe assistance of a 60 grant Ontario Minister of Tourism and Recreation Ken Black announced the grant to Sport for Disabled recent Sport for Disabled Ontario promotes competitions for disabled athletes Mr Black said I am proud to ass this organization and the thousands of dedicated athletes who are pursuing their highest potential Sport for Disabled will use the money to assist clubs and in dividual athletes with the costs of participating in sports events The funds will cover the athlete travel and accommodation expenses as well as administrative costs A provincial sports organization based at the Ontario Sports Centre Sport for Disabled Ontario represents four disabled sports tions the Ontario Blind Sports Association the Ontario Wheelchair Sports Association the Ontario Cerebral Palsy Sports Association and Amputee Sports Association Athletes from these four organizations compete in several regional games throughout the year culminating in the Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled The 1990 Games will tike place July in Etobicoke The Games for the Physically Disabled encourage wider participation in sport They provide a level of competition thai enhances an athletes ability to attain national and international status The promotion of sports for physically disabled athletes creases awareness of the capabilities of disabled people in Ontario Karen Pepper swims to glory Karen Pepper of Georgetown his been irded I In hightsl athletic honor it the University of Western Pepper Senior captain of the Lady Mustangs Swim w is of only eight athletes to earn the coveted at the annu il Athletic AwirdsniLjit The ward is i I WO Athlcl during a un vers irtu The former High swimmer wis I llu top Ontario university her Western has- qui tied for the it on Swimming eh iinpionships She it the Swimming Aw in iclt of the Green Acres Here a chance to get some tips on how to spruce up your flowerbeds and gardens from our Sheridan Nurseries expert Chi Enhance your health by learning this histonc Chinese art of gentle exercise and stretching Indoor Golf Lessons Beginner and Intermediate classes Poise and Polish To help young women develop poise and self confidence Also being offered are programs in Lawn Bowling Interior Decorating Sewing Tennis Fitness and Seniors TV and Games Be sure to check vour Brochure for more details on these and other exciting programs or call 2600ext PARK USERS PRESEASON MEETING Reminder to all Regular Sports Field Users League Contacts The annual meeting is scheduled for this Thursday April 30 p m at the Acton District High School Please RSVP your tcntton to attend to 873 2600 ext 262 by Wednesday April INDOOR GOLF LESSONS FOR YOUTH Adults are not alone with this unique lesson program in golf Any interested youth can learn how to golf Choose from beginner or ad vance class conducted by Ang Puma our expert instructor In ad dition to working on how to swing other topics covered include golf rules scoring etiquette dress ac cessones and club selection Classes will be held at Sacre School Thursdays 5 to 7 p m com mencmg April for our spring session and May for the summer session Cost is for six weeks and participants must provide hisher own clubs For registra tion information please refer to the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department Spring and Summer Brochure or call ext 268 GOOD An introduction to modelling This course is for youth and adults 12 vears and up It is designed to assist women in developing a long lasting attitude of self confidence through personal skills If von look good feel good For more information the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department at CLOSLRF Both the and Georgetown Indoor Pools will be closed Good Friday April 13 and Sun day Doc Thompson of ihe Contact medal winning team ltoal Pizza was selected the medal game Most Plater Although he t collect scoring points Thompson con roll as defeated it Photo Frost Melanie Jans rules the court Ajax Ontario was the site of the Toronto and District Junior Squash Championships held March 30 April With participants and 306 matches plaved the tournament had the largest number of en tries ever Sixteen Melanie Jans from the Georgetown Racquet Club won the under ladies section by winning her semifinal match against Allison Giachmo of Ottawa and the final 30 against Sharpeof Peterborough Three more tournaments will round out the competitive season the Junior Prounciais to be held in April and the Junior and Senior tionals in I Chuckles I