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There will be recreational swim- ming at all pools this summer from 2to4p.m. Acton Summer Camp Is your child missing out? Exciting and fun times can be expe- rienced at our affordable Acton Summer Camps. Weekly trips to major attractions are included for children aged 4 to 14 years begin- ning June 29 and going the entire summer. For more information con- tact the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department at 873-2600, ext. 270. udio Art Camp Professional artists’ workshops, ‘crafts, games and swimming are part of our exciting Studio Art Camp. Register now. Limited space available. Sessions start August 10 in Acfon and July 27 in Georgetown. For more information contact the Town of Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department for more information at 873-2600, 0. Recreation Dept. Baseball Camp Come on out and brush up your skills at our new baseball camp and see yourself become the next Roberto Alomar. Our trained lead- ers will be working on improving your skills for both hardball and softball, covering all aspects of the game. So therefore, please join us! For further information contact the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department at 873-2600, ext. 270. Summer Activity Centres Register now for crafts, games, sports and weekly bus trips to places like Ontario Place, Canada’s Wonderland and Bingeman Park. Our Junior Summer Activity Centres are for children aged 6 to 9 and senior camps are for 10 to 14 year olds. Don’t miss out! For more information contact the Halton Hills Recreational and Parks Department 873-2600, ext. 270. GBA peewee league results Rick Clark’s home run and a !. triple from Brad Densmore paced the G.H. Hoodworking Blue Jays past the Kinsmen Club Expos in Georgetown Baseball Association pee wee action last week. For the Expos, Thomas Arnold caught a fly ball in centre and Sam Southworth had a triple to earn player of the game honors. In another game, the George and Dragon Angels nipped the T.D. _ Bank Padres 10-7 while the Jim and Pat. Akers Countrywide Phillies J -H. Woodworking Blue Jays 11-8. Unfortunately, results of the Angels-Padres game weren’t avail- able, The Jays couldn’t maintain their winning ways against the undefeat- ed Philliers, despite three RBIs from Clayton Prycyk and fine defensive play from Anthony Giordano. Promising recruit Tedd Simmons, also played well. Jays hitters were pinned to the group by Dan Hardstaff, who made a nice catch in shallow centre. Eugene Botchey also had an inning- ending catch in centre and Jason Estevan caught a runner trying to steal second with a nice throw. Hardstaff drove in five runs, three coming on a bases-loaded triple, to earn player of the game honors. Matt Alexa added a double. The T.D. Bank Padres-Kinsmen Club Expos and MVP Sports Pirates ‘ge and Dragon Angels games were rained out. Halton HillsThis Week, day, July 8, 1992, Page 17 mY, Members of the Halton Hills Gym: in the Glen. nastics Club show House League Soccer Under 10 Girls Only two games were played this week in the Under 10 Girls soccer league due to Canada’s birthday celebrations. The Andrew Murray Motors green team played the red Elks Lodge team in an evenly-matched contest. The Motors ran smoothly with 2 goals until the Elks charged in the last quarter looking for rebounds leaving a final score of 2- 1 for the motor pool. Leah Crane was the goal scorer for the Andrew Murray Motors. Leanne Webb, playing in goal for the first time in her soccer career, was noteworthy for the green team as was Katie Duke, who played strongly in defense and Jessica MacDonald who displayed some good up-the- field running. Elks Lodge players Tara Rafferty and Ellen Smith both kicked a ball in the goal simultane- ously which makes an assist for each. Noteworthy for the Red Elks were Brianne Evers-Jordan who played well in defense along with Katie Elliott and Ellen Smith. Marissa Fread was blowing the ref- eree’s whistle for this game. Playing under the eerie half-light sky that happens just before a thun- derstorm, the Aqua team Armstrong Insurance had reason for their spe- cial cheer as they raced to get 5 goals before the rain. They faced the Municipal Trust Blue Bombers who were kept busy since summer vacations are starting to deplete their players. The Municipal Trust players wondered if there was a force field around the aqua net as they tried to score. Noteworthy players for the Blue Bombers were Lisa Butler who made some good saves in goal, Louise Jarvie who played forward and Jennifer Varey who played defense. Goal scorers for the Armstrong Insurance team were Janine Taylor and Chrissy Periera with two each and Jodie Armstrong. with her second goal of the season. Other noteworthy play- ers for the aqua Armstrong Insurance team were Teri Reynolds and Rachael McBride along with the goal scorers. It all counts now in GBA T-ball We've already reached mid-sea- son in T-Ball. Each of our 12 tams have played each other once. These games are all considered to be an exhibition series. The players are all familiar with the rules now and their skills are very sharp. The final standing for the exhibi- tion series are as follows: *Bellamys Restaurant 8 J. Hill/G. Hughes NRS_ 6 *Halton Rapid Print 5 *MVP Sports Ps (2 point/win...1 point/tie...*Rain outs for exhibition series games were not re-played. Instead, 1 point for each team was awarded. Terra CottaCookies 19 Although these point spreads are M &M Meats 18 large; most games were very Close. Halton Credit Union 16 Wins weren’t often won by more “Shaw Trophies Logie Pen BOXED MEAT FROZEN FOOD Armstrong Insurance — 12 But now, this is it...the slates f & Art Effects 10 have been wiped clean and all | yyq idee Eas Po es f Shoppers Drug Mart 10 teams go back to 0 points. Every yor Do Chops Kendale Mechanical 10 game will now count to establish A Scottish dancer kicks up her heals during Canada Day in Glen Williams. = co Salon, mw | ALL-SEAL nited oxen RESIDENTIAL & h wit N COMMERCIAL re Shing N Driveways = Foundations 54 cone cot Sat S Oil Spot Manufacturer of The Great Green en St ne Ss Pi Canadian Made Chicken Breasts SQ | Treatment Garden Hose Nozzle , & Free Estimates. tf Baa} BB'Q HEADQUARTERS s Work Guaranteed J Sedrick d nytt 877-0721 RY . +Fendiey Florist Delrex & Guelph Sts. PaRTICIPAcnion. 873-3500 + Home Hardware their position in the Tim Horton Day of Champs on Sat. August 29, 1992. So come out and watch because the greatest of all baseball entertainment is T-Ball! eae Stealk EXPRESS 877-0721