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GeorgetownActon Wednesday a Summer supervisors preparing for season Halloa Hill Recreation Department gearing up for a summer and this year Summer Activity Supervisor are ready to go In the back row is Summer Attivtty atorSnan wilhiupervlsort Heather Gage and McGowan Silling In the front are Maureen Michelle Long and Tina The Hula Recreation Depart meat a Summer Activities Supervisors bad their meeting last Thursday at the Summer Activities Headquarters In Cedar- vale Community Centre The s met with Superintendent of Programs Joy East Recreation Supervisor Eva Carney and Summer Activities Coordinator Susan order to prepare for Ihetr employment which begin on June ft John Wamock is returning as the Sports Camp Supervisor again this year John Just completed his second year at Marshall University in West Virgina where be runs varsity track and cross country Helsaetlv involved in the sports scene of Halton HOIs both coaching Minor Soccer and help ing to coach Georgetown High Schools track team Tina McGrath will be spending her seventh summer with the department in her new position of leadership development supervisor Having completed her first year of Recreation Leadership at Coll ege she is confident that this summers pro gram will be most successful Heather Gage will be supervising the Bay Camp program again this summer During the school year Heather attends the Ontario Bible CoQege her pursuit of a camping de gree and la looking forward to applying knowledge to benefit summer programs Michelle Long win be taking over the posi tion of Summer Activity Centre Supervisor this summer Although this will be Mich elle first summer with the Hills Recreation Department she has five years of summer programs behind her a graduate of the Recreation Leadership Program at Mowhawk College and is look log forward to this summers list of ac tivities Maureen will be supervising the Tot Lot program and the Rural Activity Centra this summer Returning for her sixth summer Maureen has also been a coach for the Halton Jills and was bead coach for their Kindergarten program in Acton this past winter Maureen will be returning to the University of Waterloo in September for third year in the Char- to Accounting Program Susan McGowan Is returning as Dramatics Supervisor and will also super vise the Travelling Activity Centre this summer Susan is student of Drama and English studies at the university of and she has plans Tor gnat successes again this summer All summer activities supervisors are ex cited about the months ahead and all agree on the common goal of producing the best summer activities programs ever Childrens programs once again offered Plans are now underway to promote the many children programs offered by the Hills Recreation Department for this summer Popular programs are returning and several new features are offered Sum Activity Centres Lea Activltes Francab Dete Tot Lot Day Camp Leadership Development Dramatic Arts and Sports Camp are all planned to enter tain the children of Halton Hills this sum Some changes have been made to loc ations including Georgetown Tot Lot which will be st Joseph Gibbons Public School and Dramatic Arts which can be found at Georgetown District High School from July to July and at Centennial School from August to August IB New features include summerlong dis count rates and reduced rates for family registration A Day Camp will be offered in Georgetown at Cedarvale Park and Experience Nature Camp will be held on August IS 10 and Rural Summer Activity Centres are new as Is the Travelling Activity Centres For more Information on Summer les please consult the Spring and Summer S3 brochure or call the Summer Activities Hotline at 5185 Dunn and Uranick claim PeelHalton gold by Paul Nolan Six athletes from Acton High will be travelling to the regional track and field championships tomorrow Thursday in by way of a successful Peel qualifier last week at Centennial Stadium picked up two first place finishes on Thursday winning the Junior Girls and 1500 metre races In the BOO metreevent Doreen ran a and in the 1500 metre she ran a 434 l breaking the Peel Ha lion record by approximately nine seconds Junior bats silent inlosstoGuelph The Acton Junior A dropped their second successive one run defeat at Prospect Park on Monday night losing a 10 heart breaker to Guelph Last week the local squad dropped a decision to The A s bats were silent on Monday as they managed only three hits in the nine inn ing contest was almost as silent as Dick Spear held them to six hits but a bloop single in the fifth provided enough damage to give Guelph the win Gord McArthur Glen Scott and Rick Greenley were the lone A to reach base safely with hits all singles Acton triples Glen Williams The A stranded three runners at third base over the match but were unable to get the needed home Coach Steve Marshall felt It was a poor batting night for his squad rather than strong pitching from the other side We pounded him Guelph pitcher all over the park last year commented Marshall The game before a crowd of near took one hour and twenty minutes to play The A hope to get back on track tonight Wednesday when they travel to Next Monday Cambridge Is In Acton for an p start The Acton gals are off to a flying start in Ladies Fastball action The locals outdid Glen Williams in their- season opener at Prospect Park The local squad got some solid pitching and hitting from newcomer Rhonda Hall she led the way to the win Hail went the distance on the mound and belted out a triple and double to help the cause Phillips connected for a triple while Cindy Brill and Natalie reached base with doubles Last night Tuesday the Acton squad was to tangle with the Georgetown Georgettes and tonight they travel to Orangevllle This coming Tuesday they are at home for an match with Hornby Races winner si a J ado tournament were led to right Dave Hum Lenny and BradLanfCliii Longtins claim gold in Junior Olympics judo Four members of the Acton Judo took part the yearly prov wide Junior May and IS at Durham folic pi Rasa Brad Laurie and wen fb and Limy took home medal Dire and B both top In fourth toot Contestants from all parts of the province fought it out m the excellent surroundings Lenny 10 years of age is a Junior Brown Belt a rare promotion at his age His twin sister Laurie is an Orange Belt along with brother Brad and Ruse is a Belt Ruse has only six months aipei in tournament Judo Teresa Dunn also took first spot in a pair of events Teresa threw a metres In the Junior Girls Shot Put and 3SBB metres in the Junior Girls Discus to take the events and continue a successful season George Gidman qualified In the Senior Boys metres with a 509 clocking to finish third He finished In second place the 800 metre event with a time March qualified with a fourth place in the Junior Boys 400 His time was SI The Junior Girls relay team ended up second in the Open four by 400 run with a 00 time Doreen Uranick Mahal Janice Jickllng and Teresa Dunn ran on the team Uranick 2nd Doreen participated In the Ontario Track and Field Association All Comers Meet on Tuesday at York Univer sity Doreen finished in second spot in her GOO metre heat running a personal best of 30 Squirt boys double Omagh The Acton Halton Rural Squirt Boys regular season opener against Bramalea was rained out last Thursday However they won their home opener 147 over on Friday Shawn picked up the win for Acton going the full distance on the mound also scored three runs In the game Paul Sankey Chris Lindsay David Harrison and Mike Williams all crossed the plate a couple of times for Acton while Mike Brouwer Chris Elder and Troy Winters collected single runs In the victory Bantam girls fall short The Hills Furniture and Appliance Bantam Girls started their Halton Rural season In Glen Williams Friday night with an exciting game even though It ended In a loss The girls losing at the top of the fifth inning rallied with the bats of Jackie Rodeo a double Boo Tuff a triple Diana Dunn a single and the base stealing of Diane Hancock and Janett to take a lead Glen Williams came back In the bottom of the sixth with four runs to take in lead Halton Hills Furniture tied the game in the seventh on the bats of Roberts with a double a single and LeeAnn Johnson a single The girls showed lota of promise and although being first year Bantams should provide some exciting and entertaining ball throughout the season Rugby Redmen advance The Acton High Junior Redmen rugby squad won the first round of their playoffs on Friday fat winning 174 Heath Norton Scott Alknby and Jim Barton scored tries for the Acton side in the victory Richard points by kicking a convert and penalty TheJtmiofS next match was to be yester day IToeaday In The Acton Minor Hockey will have a totally new executive next season Front row I tor include Richard Kllpatrlck Ron Robinson and back row Barry and Dan McGllloway New faces running Acton Minor Hockey The faces of the people running the Acton Minor Hockey Association win change for the new year as the hockey faithfuls got to gether at the Acton Community Centre re cently for the annual election of officers The vote was a close one but when the dust cleared a new state had been elected by one vote over the existing executive In all there were ballots cast with a slate of interested parents getting the nod It Is Acton Minor Hockeys policy to nominate a slate for the up and coming year and then ask for anyone Interested In run ning against them This year Ron Robinson Carol Robinson Dan McGllloway Richard and Barry Bartlett stood up and are now the new executive The two decided to run as slate against slate instead of on an individual basis meaning that Ron Robinson run solely against incumbent president Steve Yaroshak for the spot but his group ran head to head with the opposition Mr Robinson will hold down the presidents the newly elected group with Kllpatrlck as first vice- president McGllloway will sit as second vicepresident with Bartlett as treasurer and Mrs Robinson as secretary My whole executive is looking forward to the season commented the president we would like to see our teams finish higher this season and even send a few more teams to the Hub League finals and further In playoffs if possible The new slate couldn t elaborate on their plans until they officially take over the operation on July The Actaa Bowlers heir animal awards night al Ike eves- lag tap efforts and learn rewarded Orb White earned the Kent Memorial Trophy far his avenge the avast ease la the local program Zoae YBC representative George nude the Marks was h snored Award far hi teas aad level that year on hand a stake