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1 THE HERALD Wednesday June Show for By KAY WILSON I era Id Correspondent A miscellaneous shower held last Monday In the Community Hall for Earths May and Richard Zila Assisting the bridal couple In opening their Norma Wilson and Carol Anne Eartha la the daughter Mrs Grace May and the late Stan May and Richard Is the son Mrs Linda and the late Rudolph Zila of They will be married later this month in the Church of Christ They will be farming at Beams villi Gertrude chaired the evening and Kay Wilson read the address Their many friends and neighbors wish them much happiness church birthday By KAY WILSON Herald Correspondent Rev John Moffat of was guest minister at the anniversary of Norval United Church A good congregation worshipped with special music by both the Forever One and Senior choirs Rev Moffat sermon was Family of Faith and he cited many instances where faith had carried him through This was also the anniversary of the United Church of Canada Disabled get discounts The Ha I Ion Hills Recreation and Parks Department encourages disabled participants to register for our summer programs We have specially trained staff available to assist Ihe children where needed so they will also enjoy the variety of activities offered in each program This year disabled registrants are offered a 50percent discount off all The registration deadline has been extended for those still wanting to participate For more information call the Recreation and Parks Department at Stss More clast rooms close The number of classrooms not in use in Ha lion Hills public schools is expected to increase by three classrooms and one portable in the 19858S school year The following schools will each lose classroom M Z Bennett McKenzie Smilh Speyslde Park and Plneview J M Dcnyea Public School is expected to close one portable Joseph Gibbons Public School expects to have lvo more classrooms filled next year Summers for kids The Hills Recreation and Parks Department is again offering a variety of summer programs for children of all age groups The programs begin July registration has begun For the older children there is a Leader Development Program The Leader In Training LIT level is designed for participants aged 12 13 years and includes one week of theory and seventy hours of summer placement In the community The theoretical portion of the program gives the L 1 T the knowledge to lead games songs sports programs and much more to be used In his or her placement The Leader InTraining Is geared towards teenagers 13 years and up to train for future positions In recreation leadership Their training includes two weeks of theory and hour of community placement The theoretical training will provide the I T A with skills in program planning disci pi and leading games etc Applications can be picked up at the Recreation Offices at James Street Georgetown or Mill Street East Acton The application must be returned no later lhan Friday June 1985 The cost Is per person summer and indues an I Tshirt For more information call 275 New Chapter head The Acton Chamber of Commerce has a new president former vicepresident has replaced Steve We are plodding along Mr Cook said We won be trying for so many grand things We concentrate on a few things to make the Chamber more visable We want to keep our identity bat we work with Georgetown to give business a stronger voice in North The Chamber will be pushing for a return of the Via Rail stop In Acton Drug policy advice During July and August the Georgetown Is offering Kinder Camp for children Games crafts outdoor play songs and most important of all fun are all a part of this summer program Creating Together offers parents and tots opportunity to experience many interesting activities together Register now at Mountain view or phone for information kinder camp The Halton Board of Education plans to help reduce alcohol and drug use among students by making school staff aware of how users and traffickers should be dealt with Georgetown District High School principal Don Baker said they board guidelines are methods have been using the board has just formal led them Specific action to be taken comes under the following headings suspicion of use or in toxica on suspicion of possession suspicion of traffick ing confirmation of use or intoxication confirms tion of possession and confirmation of trafficking Through these steps the board hopes to make school staff more active In preventing drug and alcohol use In our schools ED STEWARTS EQUIPMENT THE JUNCTION EDIN CERTIFIED SALES SERVICE MORRIS TILLAGE BUSH HOG COMPACTS I4I8H57 1619183 I Late sports page Orangeville nets extra inning win Specters lose first game of year II somewhat ironic that the Glen Williams Specters best gome of the Fastball League season has resulted In Ihc earn loss Glen Williams dropped an inning deel sion Tuesday to ville at ihe Glen ball diamond The loss was the squad first in seven games to date However with a break two ihe Specters coutd be right now With the score tied in the llth Curtis cracked a triple How ever with the winning run just feci away the Glen team came up empty as the next hitter hit long fly ball that would have been an Ideal sacrifice fly The only problem was thai the Specters had wo out at the time In their half of the inning had led the Inning off with a triple and Oil eventual winning run scored on a fly Wo well Specters manager led Wilkes think it was our fin mi A timUy hit was all Ihnt stood between Glen Williams and their seventh win lefl men on base in game and even Orangeville better than twotoone In fact Glen Williams had the bases loaded In the ninth but came up empty Curtis started the game pitched five innings before giving way to Mark Halls Halls WLnt for two innings Mark Curtis finished the the mound Curtis hod a fine game at the plate notch ing two doubles a triple single Newcomer Brad Hale also played well notching three singles and a double In six attempts Hale has been working out with the Specters the past few weeks and can play In the Infield or outfield The Specters only game of the week was night when they hosted Acton at their home diamond Mashinter team bust way to 70 soccer triumph TOP GOLFE Bracken s Restaurant owner Dave Bracken middle standi with the top two winners In Ihe third annual Bracken golf tournament Ken Ronald was the low net winner with a while Dean Zlllo right was the low gross winner again with a The tournament was played at the Georgetown Golf Course and the proceed went to Bennett Health Care Unit and Make a Wish Lizards leap past Maroon girls squad had five goals as Leaping Lizards defeated Maroon Maniacs in girls atom soccer Sarah Fcnskc handled all the scoring for the Maroon team with all three goals Shannon Brown Tracy Metier and Apgar played well for the winners while Johnson Kristi and Alison played well for the Maroon team In the other game Helen had two goals as Red Devils beat Golden Eagles Angel Hughes had the other Kemberley Fox Christy and Shannon Morris played well for the Devils while Moira McGuinness Yvonne Moore and Dcnnna Gulgard played well for ihe Eagles In girls play Anna had three goals to pace The Sting past Thunderbolts Allison had the other goal for the winners Debbie Mitchell scored for Thunderbolts Carolyn Theresa Bilick and Fletcher played well for The Sting while Jennifer Irwin Sheri Nairn and Carol Camp bell played well for the winners In the other game Falcons defeated Julie a Self Serve Donna Doreen Bergs ma McGuiness scored for the winners while Young had both for the Self Serve team Rachel Rod Cheryl Frost and Heide played well for the winners while Rhonda Hemes and Son played well for Julie In squirt play Katie had four goals as Liquorice Slicks defeat Grasshoppers Stevenson Sarah Carney and Mary Walker played well for the winners Jill McEnemy and Kate O play well for Grasshopp ers In other games Melis sa Watts had four goals Burgundy Bombers defeated My Little Alison Mace wan had the other iwo for the winners Janice Brown Heather and Karen Walker scored for Ponies team Players of note for the winners were Melissa Hendry Mclanlc Albert and Naomi However the Ponies team did come back to rccordawln two goals as they defeat Grasshoppers Hiseman and Roberta Squire had the others Amy Sykes had both Grasshoppers goals Monique Lisa and Brown played well for the winners while Lisa Doyle McEnemy and Ester Copland played well for Grass Mashinter had three goals to pace Miracle Goal Busters past Muscle Works in Georgetown Youth Socc Mosquito Boys league action Pi eras had two goals for the winners while Donny Raymond and Chude Johnstone added singles Marcus John and Kyle Stewart played well for winners while Jason Hoed Tre vor Wilson and Andrew Fuller played well for Muscle Works In other league play Gary Robinson had two goals as Varlan and tellers Flat Tires tied 2 Philip Berry and Michael Larocquc for James Kevin Tanas and Glen Caldwell play well for Varian while Jeffrey MocArthur Chris Barrow and Matthew Thompson played well for Robert Walker scored two goals to pace Georgetown Honda Blue Thunder past Midas Muffler Bulldogs Peter Cambouris and Graham McNeill had the others Joe and Kevin Shaw had the goals for the Bulldogs Kenny Kosiiwka Mark I raven and Daniel played well for the winners while Robert Harrison Scott Light and Richard JozelJ played well for In the other game Johnson Golden Slayers edged Smith and Smith Crusaders l Jason Smith Steve Trickett had the goals for the Slayers while Shawn Curry scored for Crusaders David Payne Greg Dawson and Brian Itamdohr played well for the winners while Adam and Josh Webster played well for Crusn In Major Atom action Colin had three goals Tigers edged White Knights 4 3 Jonathan Burns had the for the winners Paul McKccmen scored all three White Knight In other league games Bruce Davison had two goals o pace Warriors past Team Red 4 Jeff Crow and Robbie Mc had the others David Jackman scored for the Red squad Henry Anderson two goals led Maroon Meanl cs past Falcons In Minor Atom play Craig Blair scored for Falcons Alain Shields had three goals as Psychos defeat Outlaws in Bant am house league play Duanc Coleman and David Schandelmelcr had two goals each while singles went to Rick Jacome Anderson and Alain Thiboull scored for Outlaws Mike Baker two toais paced Falcons past Big Blue in other league ploy Russel Gray David Harrison and David had singles Peter Bergs mo played well for Big Blue John Billk bad two goals as Golden Hawks shut out Dragons 34 in minor squirt action Ryan Hyatt had the other goal Blair Jack son Ryan and Graeme Roberts played well for the winners The whole Dragons team ployed well In other league play Purple People Eaters edged Orange team I 1 Nathan Milne and Trev or Crane scored for the winners Ken Armstrong scored for the Orange squad Goalie Andrew Craig along with all his teammates played well for the winners Kevin Pace Scott Herbert and Nlckcy Be rand played well for the Orange In major squirt play Tornadoes and Fireballs lied 33 Brad Spears had ho goals for Tornadoes The other goal scorer wasn available Steve had two goals Fireballs while Aaron Williams had the other The whole Fire balls team played well while Josh Richardson played well for Tornado es In the other game Gremlins defeated Green Phantoms 30 Paul David Boere and Greg scored Ihe goals The whole team played well while Gary McLean Greg and Mark Jennings played well for the winners Royalettes on win streak A total of ip runs in the first Inning paced Georgetown past Erin Monday night 17 15 in Ladies Fastball League play Georgetown six baiters got on base and recorded steals in their Initial Inning In fact the locals had 10 steals in the first Inning alone and ended the game with 16 Linda McClure went fore and stole a total of four bases Linda went for while Becky had five hits for Georgetown SmlthhadthreehilswhileCarolynGrifnths Carol and Cindy Crawford had two hits each too Cindy pitched the win Last week locals recorded their first win of the year as the edged Carol Spiteri pitched the win and Kim had doubles for the winners while Dona is Gloria Telford and Jennifer Reynolds had singles Rookies Griffiths and Dryden played strong gomes for the Royalettes Georgetown next games will be tomorrow night in Glen Williams at and Monday at home against the same team New tennis lessons Due to demand the Recreation and Parks Department is now able to offer a second Junior Tennis at Joseph Gibbons Park Delrex Area beside George Kennedy School Classes will be held every Monday and Wcdncsdayctenlngsfrom7to8pm and will run for 3 weeks Eagles having tough time getting win Georgetown junior brother Mario in the Eagles suffered their la tier stages of the fifth consecutive Central game Ontario Baseball No other hilling or elation loss last pitching statistics were week available from the The Eagles travelled game to Oak vl lie Thursday The EaRles night and walked away 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