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Page 12 — Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, October 21, 1992 Bowling s Georgetown YBC Seniors: Rob Harrison 783(269), Ryan Martin 663(247), Cindy Clarke 657 (240). Juniors: Matthew Walker 568(203), Adam Scuralli 510(221), Andrew Terrell 501(189), Monica Beauparlant 491(176), Janice coreboard 432(182), Jason Pshyk 339(133), Tyler Kelman-Finlay 299 (130), Charles Gerrity 291(116). Smurfs: Heather Foster 240(86), Michael Brown 201(75). Georgetown Hotshots Monday mens league: Andre Boisvenue 775(286), Gord Lane Somers 488(189). Bantams: Michael Cluney niters: Sandy 479(99), Brendan Louth 473(194), nna 757(298). Gordon Everett 442(157), Reanne Golden age league: Joan Inglis 434(154), Matthew Rodgers Archibald 700 (346). 413(170), Heather Pollock dnesday mixed league: 401(170). Andy Parent 738(270). Pee-wees: William Walker Ontario Seniors Games tario Senior Games was held this past August in Hamilton, and Halton Hills should be proud of its representatives. The following are individuals from our community, who attended the Summer Games, and represented the Region of Halton. Although, we did not have any medal winners from this list, all had an enjoyable time 5-Pin bowling: nee Robertson, Roy Gibson, Julie Harlow, Andy Swanston, Ross Sm Bridge: June Dana Irene Farnell Horseshoe Throwing: Tony Suchan, Archie Lawr Golfing: Shell Lawr, Ted Harkins, Marg Davidsor Visitors/Supporters: Dovie Fiebig, Pat Guiguere, Joyce Tilson The Ontario Senior Games is held every second year. In 1992, a total of 676 individuals over the age of 55, registered for an event. 150 from Halton Hills, 156 from the Town of Milton, 164 from the Town of Oakville, and 206 from the City of Burlington. If you are interested in learning more about the games, or in having a little fun of your own, please contact the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department at 873-2600 ext. 267. The Best in Fitness and Fun THE BEST Cardiofitness THE BEST in Aqua Aerobics THE BEST in Bodybuilding Tae Kwon Do Classes by Martial Arts World Champion Register Now! VERSIDE MEN & WOMEN WOMEN ONLY Hwy. 7 & Winston Churchill Downtown Georgetown 873-9575 873-9655 FAMILY SKATE NIGHT) The first 150 people will receive a Free Pass fora Family Skate Georgetown Chrysler Raiders a. Oakville OF saturday, Oct. 24th Gime 7:30 p.m. Alcott Arena Guelph St., Georgetown Adults $3” Children/Students Seniors *1°_/ Several members of the Acton Y. Bowling for chocolate -C. are shown with Dave Manes proprietor of Acton Bowl and John Magg of Acton Y.B.C. The bowlers kicked off their sale of chocolate covered almonds on the weekend. The young bowlers will be going door-to-door this coming weekend selling the goodies at $2 per box. All pro- ceeds stay in Acton. Darts Industrial league continues at Legion following meeting by Alex Tough The Industrial league continued at the Legion following a meeting between the Legion executive and league executive committees. Legion president Bob McNeilly met several league players before play last Wednesday and matters were cleared to everyone’s satis- faction. One point of possible sadness should the league have left the legion lay in the fact that a Beaumont has always played in the league. That connection with the early pioneers of darts locally would have been severed. Fortunately, none of that is hap- pening and the league began play around the usual time of 8:30 p.m. Results from the first division are: Steeprock 5 - Westenders 4, High Rollers 5 - Inter County 4, Acadian Pools 1 - Gasketman Cutters 8 and Panthers 2 - Hustlers 7. Cutters lead the division by two points over Hustlers with Steeprock, Westenders, Rollers, Panthers, Pools and County behind. Second division results are: Taxmen 7 - Bandits 2, Independents 2 - Dream Team 7, Firemen 3 - Ensigns 6 and Aces 4 - GEORGETOWN SOCCER CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING WED., NOVEMBER 4/92 at 7:30 p.m. ALCOTT ARENA * Election of Officers for 1993 * Annual Reports * Suggestions from the Public * Constitutional Amendments All those interested in Youth Soccer are urged to attend! Hotshots 5. Dream Team lead by twelve points over Ensigns with Taxmen, Hotshots, Independents, Aces, Firemen and Bandits in pur- uit. Beau Beaumont had the first division high start of the night with 150. Eddie Ebbinge opened 120 in the second division. HIgh scores were 160 (Dave Tait) and 174 (Kevin McDonald) in respective divisions. Ron Scarlett captured the high finish with 140 in the first section and a 77 from Gary Hardcastle took the second section finish. Steeprock’s win over Westenders took them into third place and dropped the ‘Enders to fourth. Cutters moved up to the lead and Hustlers to second spot. Dream Team stayed well ahead in the second division although Ensigns remain the closest chal- lenger with little realistic chance of catching the front runners. Look out first division next season - already! Hunter Carroll had five starts, Eric Fuller, Ron Scarlett and Beau Beaumont each had four starts to lead the first division. Four opens were popular in the second with Rob Quinton (who had one of 2 102), Terry Paddie, Jim Franks, Brad Youmans, Roy Rudiger, Mike Hope and Bill Hall all mak- ing their mark. Larry Hunt, (139), Dave Scutt, Ron Scarlett, Brad Youmans, Mike Hope, John Burke and a couple of others knocked for 140 in high score categories. The Halton league had a night off for Thanksgiving Monday and returned to the boards on Monday. News next week. Across the “pond” Eric Bristwo gave notice of his intentions for the season with a final finish at the English Open last weekend. He met world champion Phil Taylor, one of Bristow’s prodigies and the result is not yet available to me. Former champion Bob Anderson, returning after serious injuries, was a semi-finalist in the lourney. The Halton Youth League recon- venes at the George and Dragon on aad afternoons for the coming Be opening day is Saturday, ct. 31, yes, Halloween. Something significant here, dart throwing on Hallow’s Eve Russ Hillier and Dave Scutt are the adult leaders this term and players should turn up from 12:00 until 2 p.m. each Saturday on and after Oct.31 for a fun couple of hours of darts. group ranges from 8-18 inclusive and all will be made wel- come. From last year, if memory serves me correctly, names, of Corrigan, Mercer, Hancock, Scutt and Schell come immediately to mind. OPEN BOWLING oz 10)\) BOWLING LANES cal 853-0470