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Town has new events for Spring If the long winter joun looking lor something to git involved with Town of Hal ton and Parks Department might have lust re after This year the department is offering a number of new spring programs for youths and adults alike Three new programs Include a Maintenance Workshop Skate Board Workshop and Sports The bike maintenance workshop will concentrate on tuning up those bikes for spring and summer use with North Sports showing those interested how It done Thi program will be at the Georgetown Community Centre and the Acton Community Centre The Acton program starts April with the Georgetown one commencing the following night The fee will be per person and Is open those 10 up The board work hop will also be offered In both Georgetown and Ac ton with Memorial and Acton Arenas bong the sites The Georgetown pro gram starts May while the Acton class begins on May 14 The fees and requirements arc the same an Instructor Is needed for this and If you re Interested give the deportment a call it The theatre sports program is unique I that teams of two to players compete to find the most original off the wall scene The performance is tomorrow night at the Georgetown District High School cafeteria and a fee of per person will be charged Other youth programs that will bo held this year Include and trail riding The will be held at Knoic Church in Acton for children aged to years of age There are spots open for the yearolds with spots for closing fast As for the trail riding program that will start April 12 at Ranch in Nerval for six weeks The cost is per person with age requirements being years of age New programs are present In the adult fitness division too An over and ball hockey loop will be offered for those people over yean- of age and 30 pounds overweight It will begin April with the deadline for registration For those Interested in fishing a workshop will be offered George will be the Instructor for the course commences 15 As well trail riding will be offered to adults It will be held at Wildwood Manor Ranch in Georgetown with participants having to be IB old and New fitness programs are for those wishing to stretch and tone after the winter Water exercises youth fitness workout and a fitness swim a id sauna program will be in operation again A new program Is the preseason warm up being offered to give a chance to get in shape for the upcoming season Spring tennis will also be offered for the junior beginner junior in adult beginner and adult Intermediate All programs commence around May 1015 and will be held at George Kennedy ana Joseph Gibbons schools As well a ladles morning tennis program will be starling up May at Joseph Gibbons and Park tennis courts If swimming Is your bag fear not as there will be aquatic programs loo if you re having difficulty with your backstroke or perfecting your front crawl Stroke and Skills might be for you This class concentrates on stroke tion and is offered at the Georgetown Pool to children or adults in or above the Red Cross Maroon class Water activities is a variety of classes eluding speed swimming synchronized swimming and more at the Georgetown Pool starting Mar 30 Also daytime swimming Is being offered at the Georgetown pool right through to the beginning of May A Water Safety course will be held starting May 30 for those interested In caching Red Cross and Royal Life Society Awards The pre- requisite Is be ing 1G and over and having L S Bronze Medallion and being a Red Cross Leader The fee is plus books and it will be held at the Georgetown Pool If you re interested in registering for any of the programs listed you can do in person at Town offices at James St In Georgetown or 40 Mill St in Acton Those wishing to join up the aquatic programs are asked to register at the respective pools Town office hours are Monday Friday 30 a until p m Pool hours are Monday Friday 9pm or 4pm Saturday and Sunday Also special rates arc offered for family discounts 1st person full each one alter off seniors per cent for those and over disabled In divlduals SO per cent off except for programs designed for disabled As well gift certificates arc available For further information call the Recreation and Parks Ridley cant wait for ball llnued from AH and Baseball British Columbia It allows those athletes a chance at a university education while sharpening their skills on the baseball field Us a program Ridley feels is long overdue In Canada those IByear olds who show promise the only alter nnthe they had is to go to school in the United States Ridley said Of IB only two get scholarships and only one gees a four year full scholarship The other gels a Junior college scholarship and only has about GO per cent paid for The others slay home because they haven t been asked to go to In the US or they can pay to go to school The mediate reword of a is a education as well as playing baseball 10 months out of the year Baseball Is made stronger at all levels and you have more major le pro spects Ridley said All of this makes Ridley looking forward lo ihe upcoming sum I hate this weather cold and snow but the past few days lof last week have been ing I d like lo see some gross and get going I m ready for It baseball season Fuck loop decides its champs SECTION A Tilt HERALD Wpdnedij March 11 IMS Page DRG juveniles take first contest This past week saw the conclusion of the Sunday morning hockey for another season Both divisions declared their champions In the consolation round King bub ousted Hal ton Hills In two games This week action saw the King Sub squad led by a pair of goals from Tom Cull and Mike to down Hills Rad In the championship round two very well balanced clubs met head on In a exciting and enjoyable hockey series In the first fame of tht series a determined Hotel team came from behind lo salvage a overtime victory to lake a 1 game lead In the best of 3 series In game two the leagues champ Ray Peacock showed his stuff by building a lead at the end of periods The learns exchanged third period goats but Peacocks Petrie MVP Acton Junior C Sabres player has been named the Mid Ontario Junior C Hockey League Most Valuable Player for Ihe 198586 season will be presented with his award Sunday in Bradford Swim correction An error has been made In the Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department Spring and Summer Brochure The following programs were scheduled Wednesday even at however the correct times arc Orange 30 m Red p m Beginner Maroon and Survival 7 p m 8779896 ONTARIO OUTDOORS BAIT TACKLE LTD 110 McLaughlin Rd N Brampton Fishing is not a sideline it is our SPECIALTY line LIVE BAIT Wide Range Of All Fishing Gear MINNOWS WORMS Sportsmens Show Specials ZEBCO SPINCAST OUTFIT Rods Reel 1 Tackle ONLY I ZEBO SPINNING Rod Reel Set ONLY 17 DIAWA SPINNING ri 28 Reg ONLY 12 Price lce Fishing Rods Ice Jugs spreaders ONTARIO OUTDOORS BAIT TACKLE LTD damage had already been done McG bbon Hotel had the championship by defeating A club in the final The HHHL would like to thank our team sponsors McGibbon Hold Exchange Hotel King Submarine Curwood Packaging Baldwin Tire Royal Pizza Hills Hollywood Tavern A for their greatly appreciated support all our spectators that the cold this winter for taking part in this season and my special thanks to Paul our timekeeper and Trlcla Dodge our financial wiz that kept our league not only in good shape financially but helped me greatly overseeing many areas of the league the Georgetown Referees Association for their atmg and sometimes their landing the heal of competition RICHMOND HILL Mark Webster s second goal of the game with Just 1 left lo play lifted Georgetown Stationery juveniles pisl Richmond Hill in the first game of their five Ontario Minor Hockey Association semi final playoff Sunday Richmond Hill went up early In the first period before Webster tally lifted the DRG squad to a 2 1 deficit at the end of the first period Scott lied the game only seconds into Ihe second period and Mark Pries tally seven minutes later put the locals ahead 3 However the home team came back to knot the contest before the period ended Marc put ahead in the third period with a goal at the mark before the tied up with leas than two minutes to play That act the stage for Webster second goal and the tally of the game The local qualified lor the semi final round with on win Tuesday over That vie tory gave the squad iheir eight point series Ray hail a big night with three goals for the locals who trailed In the first period Butcher had a pair of goals while Mark Hank Hamilton and MikeTecticl Action semi final series resumes Thursday night when the hosts Richmond Hill at the Alcott Arena The two teams will do battle again Friday night also at the before returning to Richmond Hill for Game Four if Should series go the limit the fifth end deciding contest will be played Sunday afternoon at the Arena Pee wees fall to Stratford The Georgetown Optimist Minor season ended abruptly last week due to a pair of weekend losses to Stratford Both teams were evenly matched in this series and in such a the small things that can make the difference Georgetown had won home ice advantage and after two games this hod proved important as each club had won on Dome ice Twice Stratford cancelled an ap pearance in Georgetown for game three due to poor weather tions Coach Dan felt the two disruptions plus the resulting loss of home Ice In game three really hurt Georgetown s off ice chances Ultimately though the series was lost on the ice Georgetown held period leads of and in Stratford but lost in the end with Stratford counting an empty net goal Adam Hilts and Lewis scored for the Op timists Back at Memorial on Sunday the events of the past three days had taken their toll emotionally and the Minor had little left to give dropping a decision Rob Lang notched a pair of markers in this game with Duane Lewis getting the third goal GET INTO THE SPRING OF THINGS AND SAVE ON 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