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The beginning of a synchronized swimming routine started with a co-ordinated dive into the pool last Friday at the 4th Annual Acatic § ome held at the Dick Licata Outdoor Pool in Georg: photo by oe Wilson/HHTW Lefebvre and Knoepfli shine. BOYS UNDER 14 Standard Products - 9 Standard Products Goals: Andre Lefebvre (3), Mike Knoepfli (3), Chris Morisawa, Chris Sperduti, Dennis Horton Noteworthy Players: Mike Noonan, Ron Dillabough, Mike joepfli Orange Goal: Michael Bucovean, Chris Martyniuk, Michael Watts Maroon Bad Boys - 5 me Blizzard - 4 laroon Goals: Fréd Roffel be! Kyle Menken (2) Noteworthy Players: Shawn Dunlop, Brian Normore, David Petrovic White Goals: William Ivankovic, Mike Long, Justin Singh, Nick Singh Noteworthy Players; William Ivankovic, Mike Long, Justin Singh Team #4 Green - 3 Brampton Real Estate - 2 Noteworthy Players: Mike Phair, Sean Ashby Brampton Real Estate Goals: \drew Jones, Jonathan Borg Noteworthy Players: Dylan Lee, Ian Cartwright, Steven Potterton By Norma Maynard The Jr. tournament is Friday, Saturday and Sunday (if needed). Courts will not be open for member play on Friday night or Saturday but possibly open for Sunday. Ladies “A” team did not fare well against Central Park this time around. Ann Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, July 28, 1993 — Page 11 Junior tournament on this weekend Kennedy and Kay King in three sets lost 6-7 (7-4), 6-3, 1-6. Audrey Jans and Ouida Graville lost a tough one 6-7 (7-5), 5-7. Barb Rieger and Audrey Houston also a tough one to lose in three sets, 5-7, 6-4, 4-6. Louise Campbell and Joanne Van Den Hoek won 6-3, 6-4. Ladies “C” team played Fitness Institute and took four points. Muriel Fraser and Gloria Sargent won by default as did Margot Prior and Mary Hughes. Karin Wilson and Marg Macenko won 7-6 (7-4), 6-4. Trudy Roy and Norma Maynard won handily 6-0, 6-0. Big week for Glen Squirt Girls was a big week for the Gien Williams Squirt girls as they took all three of their ames in both close and con- vincing fashion, beating Hornby a taking a pair from Limehous Katie Rowland led Glen Williams in their 19-18 win over Hornby hitting a two-run homer and a grand slam in the tightly played game. Rowland’s efforts at the plate were rewarded with offensive player of the game honors. Rowland along with April Everingham pitched well in the. win while Kristin Boyle and Kathryn Perdue did a great job catching for Glen Williams. Everingham was chosen o tena player of the game le Lara Annette was the ota Bayer of the game. ‘st game against Lines had Glen Williams take a 34-15 win with Rowland hitting another home run and Stacey McGilvary cracking a two-run triple. Rowland and Everyingham pitched strong again and were backed up by strong defensive play from Stacey Bisson which helped Bisson get poral player of the game Tough one-run loss By Annette Holman Campbellville 9 Limehouse 8 Campbellville hosted Limehouse - Georgetown Revolver Club Mosquitoes in a very close game July ’ 9-8 by ‘Campbellville. . Despite the score, Limehouse had some fantas- tic glove work by Dave Coles (first base) and Ryan Holman (left field). Runs were brought in by Paul Payne (2), Dave Coles (2), Roy Wigood, Jeff Halton Rapid Print downed Elk’s Lodge 22-18. Candice Shipley and Adrienne Lambert were offensive sparks for the HRP team, scoring four times each in four trips to the plate: Melanie Southworth and Laura Kelly scored three times each for Elks. Game stars were Laura Kelly (Elk’s), Alicia Jones (HRP). Optimists outlasted Pictures and Presents 30-20. Lynn Hayes scored five times in six trips to the plate. P&P got off to a slow start, scoring only seven runs in their first five innings. Nine innings would have worked to their advantage. Game star was Jessica Beaque (Opt.). No sheet tumed in by P&P. airy Queen downed Knetchel’s 25-6. Dairy Queen got some good pitch- ing to shut down any offense ‘| Knetchel’s tried to get start- ed. Hitting the-long ball was Heather Pollock (D.W.). Game stars for-D.Q. were Heather Pollock and Jill Martin. Game of the week was Knetchel’s grinding out a win over Elk’s Lodge, 22-21. Elk’s pounded out six home Tuns and still came up on the short end. Knetchel’s had only one home run but total team effort counted this one for the win column. Home tuns by Elk’s, Alicia Kelly and Marlena Santos two each, and Rebecca Ferri and each. Sara Appleby hit the Melanie Southworth one ° DQ tops Kinsmen Intermediates lone tun for Knetchel’s. Knetchel game stars were Sarah Pegg for pitching and Sara Appleby. Alicia Kelly and Elena Macleod took game star hon- ors as well. Halton Rapid Print had a full team but it still wasn’t enough to beat the powerful Optimists club. The score was lopsided for Optimists 25-9. Janet Fairs had two home runs and Becky Malcolmson had a grand slam. HRP had a couple of Players earn game stars for defensive play. Leah Dearsley had a double play and Leanne McGowan showed real aggressive heads up ball. Amanda Dwyer earned game star honors for the Optimists team. Pictures and Presents were on the short end of a 28-12 score against Dairy Queen. A bright spot for P&P was Sarah Dougall, who scored three times in three trips to the plate. Kerri Fleming made some nice catches. airy Queen got a total team effort. Katherine MacDonald ada home run for D.Q. and Andrea Pollock showed a great arm with an outfield assist. For this, both A. Pollock and K. MacDonald were game stars for Dairy Queen. Game star for P&P was K. Fleming. Dairy Queen “continued its winning ways defeating Elks 26-19. This is a much improved Elks team. Some nice defensive plays made by both clubs. The difference in the game was two timely grand slams, one by Marie White and the other by Katherine MacDonald. Game stars were Tabatha Holman for D.Q. and Jody Stapleton for Elks. Halton Rapid Print defeat- ed Pictures and Presents 27- 20. Candice Shipley and Pembleton had a home run for P&P. HRP was powered by an entire team effort and therefore the team gets the nod as game stars. No game star selected for P&P. In other action, Optimists handed Knetchel’s a 22-13 loss. Optimists had home run power supplied by Jessica Beaque, Becky Malcolmson, Amanda Nicholl and Janet Fairs. The winning side made some key catches to stamp out any threat of a Knetchel uprising. Melissa Cheynee went 3-for-3 and Leslie Ransom went 3-for-4 to supply Knetchel’s with a lot of their offense. Game star was Amanda Nicholl for Fred Fairs, coach of the Optimists club, has accepted a position which will take him south of the border. The Position will keep him hop- ping between here and Denver for most of the sum- mer and the family hopes to relocated in early September. We wish Fred and his family all the best. Limehouse ball Spinney, Ryan Schofield and Adam Spinney with his first home run of the season! Dave Coles got two triples and one double; Brandon Hilts a triple and Paul Payne had two singles. Fine pitching saw a com- bined effort from Adam Spinney, Ryan Holman and Ryan Schofield. Good effort made by all team members! on-location Restoration & contents Fire, Water & Smoke Damage * Clean / restore building *¢ 24-hour emergency service No shampoo, soap or harmful chemicals ~ No telephone solicitation ~ al = 232 Michelle Gelok was the offensive player of the game for the Glen Williams girls. Kristin Boyle was the play- er of the game the next night hitting a grand slam and con- tributing defensively as Glen Williams crushed Limehouse for the second night in a row, 23-4, Boyle was the player of the game while Susan McGilvary was the offensive star and a great play by Kara Edwards gave her defensive honors. Mixed “B” 1 did not play due to our court repairs. Mixed “B” 2 played Ontario Racquets and.split. Ed Rieger and Gary Lewis, John Dallison and. Andy Hemenny, Louise Campbell and Bill Kent teams were on the losing end. Winning were the teams of Allan Deruchie and Tim Gibbons 6-2, 6-3; Audrey and Murray Jans 7-5, 2-6, 6-4; Sandy Lewis and Barb Rieger 6-3, 6-7 (7-3), 7- 6 (7-3). Mixed “B” 2 played a rain- out match against Credit Valley. On the losing end were John Dallison and Andy Humenny; Murray Jans and Ryan Brain, Ed Rieger and Bill Kent; Sandy and Gary Lewis, Joanne and Ed Van Den Hoek. Barb Rieger and Louise Campbell won 6-3, 1-6, 7-6 (7-3). Nine-month-old Ian McCrae with support from his father Al, was one of the water babies in a demonstra- tion at the Town of Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department’s 4th Annual Aquatic She et Friday at the Dick Licata Outdoor Pool in Geor phate by pean Wibon/HETW the total cleaning service FREE Ww’: ESTIMATES e RESIDENTIAL ¢ COMMERCIAL e INDUSTRIAL Furniture Cleaning Carpet Cleaning ¢ Professionally cleaned * Removes embedded dirt & oils and kills bacteria Air Duct Cleaning ¢ Removes mold, bacteria, mildew, dust mite waste, musty odors and household dust ® you are satisfied!