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Page THE HERALD IS 1M0 COMMUNITY SPORTS CALENDAR ATTENTION SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS To Your Upcoming EVENT or Your RESULTS Phone Rob Risk Sportsline 8772201 or Fax 8774960 WEDNESDAY Baseball I Georgetown Baseball Association Midget Rep team C leel plavoff vs 7 pm at Fairgrounds main baseball diamond Soccer County Sotctr League games Manners Meteors at Field Eagles Acton Villa it Field United Tarn Shanter p at Meadowglen Field THURSDAY Softball Kinsmen Girls Softball League games starling at 30 p m at Fairgrounds Softball diamonds Lawn Howling Georgetown Lawn Bowling Club activities Games stirt at New members welcome Club located on Edith Street FRIDAY Georgetown Ladies League garnet diamonds Games start at 6 15 SATURDAY Softball Limehouse Inter Plant Slo Pitch leagut games at Park Games start at 9 a SUNDAY Baseball Georgetown Baseball Association Rep team C level Little Britain area team a m at Fairgrounds mam baseball diamond Another game ill be at 1 30 p m if to determine the inner of the best of three series Baseball Georgetown Baseball Association Jmenile Rep team D leel plajoff vs Windsor area team at Fairgrounds main baseball diamond Another game will be played at m if necessary to determine the winner of the best of three series Flag Football Georgetown Men s Flag Football League games a m Electric and 10 a Longhorns Daugs bam and M vs Oldtimers 12 30 p m Plus Welding Karrv Kitchens Glenvs Kaspers All games at grounds Flag Football Georgetown Ladies Flag Football League Games start at at GDHS grounds Beating the dog days of summer A lot of younger residents of Georgetown know how to keep cool in he summer have fun at the same time At the Indoor pool on Wednesday about of them wound up playing on an inflatable dog raft fiat he recreation department had rented for a few days Herald photo by Robert Risk Recreation Report Have some fun at summer activity SAC FUN FUN There are only two weeks left to join in on the fun With five ferent locations in Acton and Georgetown the Hills Recreation and Parks Depart Summer Activity Centres offer a junior camp for year olds and a senior camp for 1014 year olds If you like to play games make crafts plus go on ex citing trips to such places as Cen on Toronto Island or Sport then register now For more information call us at Time is running Squirt Baseball Blue Jays win game 1312 by beating Expos in the ninth OUTDOOR ADVENTURES Hey teens Want to get out and meet new friends this summer and at the same time enjoy new ex citing activities Then Outdoor Adventures Camp is for you There will be hiking swimming golfing sailboarding a tnp to Sportsworid horseback riding and more This one week camp runs from August and is only for those years of age For more information please call ext ADING POOL IS OPEN Did you know that Prospect Park in Acton has a Wading Pool for youngsters it is two feet deep and supervised The pool is great for young children to enjoy the sum and become water oriented at the same time SWIMMING LESSONS There are still openings in our Summer Swimming Lessons Register at the facility where the lessons take place For more in formation call the pool Georgetown Indoor Pool Acton Indoor Pool Dick Outdoor Pool RENT A BOAT Paddle Boats and Canoes are available for rent at Prospect Park in Acton The hours of operation are Mon Wed and 30 to 5 p and Thurs 30 to and Sat and Sun 12 00 to m AUGUST Shaw Trophy Blue Jays played a close game against the Dairy Queen Expos moving ahead in the last inning for a 13 12 win For the Blue jays Greg Bidwell pounded in two home runs and had three base hits Simon Ford also displayed good batting skills with two home runs while fellow team member Chris Hunzmger banged in one homer Mike Campbell had base hits and In the field Matt Seaman and Simon Ford teamed up for some throws and catches between second base to put out two rum t The formidable Expos played a game to the end Billy in Jon Borg and ire ill credited with two base hits each Matt Wal inga earned himself two and three base hits while fellow player Gordon Everett also had two Most outstanding player for the Expos was Sean Curry with two base hits and a home run The Kaspers Red Sox opposed the Doug and Diane Royal City Padres for a 104 in Adam Stoyles played well for the Kaspers giving them their only home run of he game Other stars were Matt Jones with a double and Hoare for a great double play at first base Star ratings for Padre s players Scott Ellis and Matt for good batting and great defensive plays in the field AFTER FIVE THINGS TO DO PLACES TO GO FOR YOUR LISTENING AND DANCING PLEASURE MAIN ST S 8773388 Home of The Country Music For 2 Yean ALL THIS WEEK APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS Handla All Insurance Claims GOOD TRYOURNEW DELIVERY SERVICE 8731651 SHOPPING SPREE VALUE STORE DRIVING SCHOOL CRASH COURSE Aug 27283031 to 30 phone 8772671