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THE HALTON HILLS HERALD THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday May 1981 Page 17 Buying or Selling With Success BRAND REALTY INC Georgetown 8734300 Er n 8332773 Sports and I Recreation ROB RISK Herald Sports Editor 8772201 GDHS Athletes 18 18 Ladies Football 19 28 Atom Lions Win 28 ActonRams win three Acton Novice Rams have shown no signs of struggling ear ly in its lacrosse season win rung the first three of its games this month Starting with two exhibition games against Acton shut out the visitors on May 8 and then played a closer game in Guelph on May 11 taking the match In the first game Richard Raju led the way in scoring netting a pair and assisting on another Kyle Artem also had a good night scoring two as well Sandy Chapman was content to be the set up man assisting on three goals In Guelph scored the first three goals for Acton with also having another big game scoring two Scotty assisted on two of Rams markers While Guelph managed to keep things tight early with the score tied 2 after one period and after two a goal from Chapman two from and one from Chris Lee in the final frame helped keep Acton ahead On May 15 Fergus fielding a novice team for the first time in recent years was given a 120 drubbing by Acton in Fergus led by three goals and two assists from and three goals and one assist from Raju SPORT High jump attempt Annette Prentice attempts to clear the high jump bur during Stewarttown Public School track meet at Georgetown District High School on Wednesday Prentice was successful in most of her tries finishing second among the senior rs com pet tors Herald photo Scholarly decision for local runner Sometimes having too many choices to make is a bad thing but for Georgetown District High School student Dan Campbell it s a luxury Campbell a member of the track and field team which is competing today Friday at the regional competition in Etobicoke is trying to decide whether to join the of Louisiana or Nebraska ty which have both offered him scholarships Dan Campbell a Grade student at Georgetown Distr ct High School and a member of the track and field team the of some S universities who would like to have him on their teams next year Campbell a long distance runner is train ing for the Ontario track championships and the cross country events he wilt be taking part in over the summer Herald photo The Grade student has pressed scouts from a total of five American S universities with his results in the and metre races the last two years including his first place finishes m all three events at the Halton Championships on May 7 Campbell also took second place honors in 800 metre and third in 1500 and 3000 metre at the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference competition on May 16 I could have done better at GHAC which is why I m going to cut out either the or 1500 metre for OFSAA Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Associations championships be ing held in Sudbury May 31 June There s too much time waiting around between events which is also tinng said Campbell Also helping convince univer sities of his value is the results he has managed in cross country events In the Ferguson Mile in Toronto the first High School stu dent race of the year Campbell placed seventh At the 8 km Bolton Invitational last Fall he finished second among 100 com in the 18 and up age group I planning on doing a lot of weights this summer to help give me more strength and improve my cross country performance For the first time m going to get a trainer to help develop the muscles evently which is very important for a runner Getting somebody to help out is a big step for Campbell who has always motivated himself to tram and improve in the past At this stage of his growth as an athlete Campbell recognizes that attending university will expose him to input from coaches and other trainers on a daily basts I m looking forward to it They II a big help in improving my mechanics and guiding my development It will also help be ing able to work with more people who are at about the same level Judging by the offer made by the University of Louisiana Campbell s skills are enough demand to offer him the chance to lead their long distance team an unexpected honor for a freshman especially one from Canada Personally I was surprised However Canadians are general ly better prepared when entering long distance track teams in university We run eight kilometer events in high school while the Americans run five Campbell said taking on the leadership role would be a big responsibility and not an easy one for a freshman trying to give direction to older students On the other hand he said it would work well towards his long term goal which is to become a teacher of physical education That s what making the decision about the universities so hard Nebraska has a very good reputation for turning out teachers Louisiana has a stable track program with a better than average educational standard It also has nicer weather Campbell said he gets called weekly by the two universities at the top of his list along with a few others for updates on his progress at the various meets taking place Come mid June he said he will have to make a choice about where he will spend the next four years getting his Physical Educa tion and History degrees After I ve completed that 1 11 probably come back and go to Teacher s College in Toronto to get my certificate 1 11 still keep up the running especially with cross country since you don t reach your prime for that until your late 20 and early 30 s Outdoor fun Don be bored this summer The Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department is offer ing an activity filled program for 16 year olds Outdoor Adventures offers a trip to Sportsworld canoeing horseback riding and many other exciting activities If this sounds interesting to you then contact the Hills Recrca and Parks Department at 2600 ext Campsite reports Once again the province of Ontario will run a toll free vice this year which provides campsite availability reports at iiProvinc Parks Starting May 17 between a m and campers can call 1 to receive the information In Toronto the number is 2992 hours a day Campsite information is also available from Ontario Travel Information Centres listed in the Blue Pages of the telephone directory Reservations for specific parks must be made by calling The report is up dated ever Friday between May 17 and June and daily from June 22 to August 30 Kinsmen softball Attention all young ladies ag ed 1518 This is your last chance to jointhe Kinsmen Sen or Girls Softball House league Ace to Jim Ford con veno of the league there are no other softball organizations the area for girls of that age to pla in With only two weeks and 17 openings remaining hum down to the Fairgrounds on or June at p to sign up The organizers are hoping to at least three senior teams that will play each other every Tuesda For further informa call Jim Ford at 9373 Sponsors thanked The Halton Hills Blue Fins Swim Club thanked its sponsors for helping the organization conclude a successful season which wrapped up this month The group saw new club records set in many classes and the executive was proud of the per cent effort the swim gave all season long None of the group s success would have been possible without the sponsor help pointed out the members They thanked the sponsors for their assistance in the past and hoped that it would continue in the future During the next season the executive said bigger and bet ter things are being planned so new sponsors are continually being sought out Though economic times are currently tough any help such as prize donations or assistance with food and refreshments would be appreciated