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HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday February Leisure Lines Seniors invited to participate ONTARIO SENIORS GAMES GET INVOLVED In the Ontario Seniors Games were developed to allow seniors from all over Ontario to compete In local regional and pro vincial games These games were designed for fun and social interac tion and not just competition The games have grown from their humble beginnings to ove participants in local and regional games in In August of 1968 over congregated in Brampton Peevvee House League for three days of provincial com petitions and fun Halton District sent competitors and of those nine were from Hills Although no medals were brought home they had a great time and developed some lasting friend ships On June 21 1989 Burlington hosted a fun day where over 250 seniors from Halton Region shared in a great day of fun and interac tion In Halton Region committees are now being created to promote each of the games for our 1990 Murray Motors snuffs Firefighters Tom Tyson Hackett and Jeff Williams each scored twice to lead Murray Motors to an triumph over Georgetown Firefighters in a Georgetown Minor Hockey Association House League contest Saturday Joel Koeslag and rounded out the scoring for the winners Matt Lush had a pair of assists while single helpers went to Jamie DArcy Boudreau Tom and Jeff Williams Brady Davies scored twice for Georgetown Firefighters with single markers going to Dave and Gary McLean Sean Peasgood had a pair of assists for the Firefighters with single assists collected by Brady Dave Doole Brad and Tara Toyne In another GMHA House League encounter Dwayne Balanyk scored twice to pace Carpet Bam to a slim win over Georgetown Rental Dave and Randy Geerts had the other Carpet Barn counters Randy Geerts added two assists to his goal with single helpers go ing to Dave Welburn Dave Kit chen Craig Blair and Stansfield Brett Cormier collected the hat trick for Georgetown Rental with assists going to Joe Stephens Colin King and Colin Mountain Joe Montana global allstar By Murray Olderman NEW YORK Joe Mon tana- capping his acclaim as the top of the 1980s heads The World Almanacs annual AllPro football team which was announced today by Newspaper Enterprise Association Montana led the Sao Francisco 142 to the best regular- season record in despite physical ailments He was coping with a surgi cally repaired back nursing a tender elbow and operating on 33yearold legs Even so Montana earned the best singleseason rating for a passer in NFL history His career passing al ready had ranked No 1 on the alltime list Montana and offensive tackles An thony Munoz of Cincinnati and Jackie Slater of the Los Angeles Rams are the of the 1989 Almanac AllPro team All three have each logged more than a decade of NFL play Slater is and coming off a phe nomenal season in which he held off such defensive monsters as Philadel phias Reggie White without Munoz prototypical CHRISTIAN OKOYE Kansas City 28 3rd year Running Back THUR- MAN THOMAS Buffalo 2nd year Wide Receiver JERRY RICE San Francisco 27 year Wide Receiv er STERLING SHARPE Green Bay 2nd year Tight End RODNEY HOLMAN Cincinnati year Tackle ANTHONY MUNOZ Cin cinnati year Tackle JACKIE SLATER Los Angeles Rams 14th year Guard MIKE Houston 29 8th year Guard RICH Green Bay 27 year Center JAY HILGENBERG Chicago 29 9th year MIKE COFER San Francisco 27 2nd year RECYCLING Please Remember to Recycle This Newspaper phla a step of slowness Munoz at 31 the pass remains blocker Almanac AllPro team features men whose NFL careers are either just beginning to peak or just beginning to earn wide recognition Here is the complete firstteam OFFENSE Quarterback JOE MONTANA San Francisco years old NFL year Running Back SN0WPL0WING Think Ahead for Winter Commercial HALTON HILLS COLLISION ACTON ONT 8532860 8731200 EAGLE ENTERPRISES POSSIBLY THE WORLDS BEST BARBOUE CHICKEN FRIES HONOLULU SPECIAL o Complete Quarter J Chicken Dinner 232 GUELPH ST 8731646 SUN CLOSED Regional competitions The games include Euchre 5Pin Bowling Floor Shuffleboard Cribbage Ten nis Swimming Lawn Bowling Contract Bridge Horseshoes Walking Softball Toss Snooker Carpet Bowling and Golf The Town of Halton Hills needs a representative for each of the games to ensure we have input into the district competitions Fun mat ched are already being planned for March through June with the pro vincial competition slated for August in London If you can help or know someone who would like to become more in volved give us a call or drop by These games are a lot of fun and you will enjoy getting involved Our next local games meeting is Wednesday Feb 930 am at the Civic Centre Committee Room 1 Hills Drive A break in the action SUNNY ACRE FARMS Paul St Pierre enjoys a chat with teammate Gord Burke during a break In the action In last Fri days Jan 26 opening game against in OMHA first round playoffs Sunny Acre Farms eliminated Wood- bridge twostraight and were scheduled to begin OMHA second round bestofflve playoffs last night Friday at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena At press time the score was not available Team coach Charlie Hanman expects the third game in the series against either Brampton or Chinguacousy will be played Monday night at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena Herald photo Youth Bowling Council Georgetown bowlers rolling along to Ontario Zone Championships Georgetowns young bowlers again gained a place on the teams which will represent the Central Ontario Zone in the 1990 Youth Challenge Championships This tournament is open only to those attending a recognized school of learning and are between the ages of 13 and 19 At the qualifying round held in Brampton and Bolton Tracy Weeks made the ladies team Joe the mens team and Christina Lane and Chris Somers will be members of the mixed team The Regional Finals will be held on Feb with Central Ontario competing against teams from the Guelph District the Bluewater zone and the Grey Bruce zone The winners will go on to the Provincial and National Finals on April in Orillia GEORGETOWN SENIORS Robert Harrison Chns Somers 771 320 Ed Doyle Tracy Ball 27P Christina Lane 239 Kim Barry McLean 251 Jeff Pringle 207 Kevin JUNIORS Paul Robin Zander Shapcott 201 Tonya Morris Julie 220 Ryan Martin 529 Mike Richardson 528 197 David Leslie BANTAMS Scott 434 168 Paul 432 153 Lynn Moreland 429 157 Monica Beauparlant 409 Dairy Johnston 399 156 Jamie Starrett Brendan Louth 336 138 Richard Gostlin SMURFS Alex Foster 288 Chris Smith 263 104 Gregory Myers 261 94 Lisa Clarke 97 LEAGUE The following top bowlers on Sunday Jan 28 in the Nellsons League are Gerry Bos 231 Greg Fletcher and Darlene 218 RITERION RUG CO LTD 3l JT 35F- SALES SERVICE INSTALLATIONS CARPET VINYL TILE 126 GUELPH ST Georgetown L7G COUNTRY VIDEO DOES IT AGAIN Country Video has announced that they have continued their Christmas special of 10 movies for and keep 3 days as well as Nintendo games for and keep 3 days These specials will now be available every Friday and Saturday With over movies to choose 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