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Page 12 — Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday; June-9,:1993 ele ond WARREN J. SMITH, B. Comm., LLB. Barrister & Solicitor 4s pleased to announce effective May 31, 1993, the opening of bis office for the practice of law. _He bas more than 18 years experience in Toronto and Georgetown. His practice will be in the areas of: Civil & Commercial Litigation Wrongful Dismissal Construction Liens _ Divorce & Family Law Corporate & Commercial Real Estate and Mortgages Wills, Estates and Trusts Guelphview 232 Guelph Street, Suite 202 Halton Hills (Georgetown), Ontario L7G 4B1 Telephone: Facsimile: (416) 873-6995 (416) 873-6367 YOU ARE INVITED To Attend a The Regional Municipality of Halton Class EA for Additional : Waste Water Trunk Capacity WHAT: The Regional Municipality of Halton, Public Works Department, invites you to attend a Public Information Centre on the Class Environmental Assessment for Additional Waste Water Trunk Capacity to service mn. Goy right on the mark Local teams ended the month of May by hosting a strong Streetsville/Meadowvale team. Halton Hills Blue team met the visitors on May 25 and although the home side put up a valiant effort, they fell behind 4-1 by half time. Streetsville/Meadowvale went on to win the match 5-2. Both goals for the Halton Hills Blue team were scored by centre Jenny. Goy. A_ confident Streetsville/Meadowvale team was back on May 27 to play Halton Hills Green team and despite a strong first half, were unable to score. Paula Hardy provided the home side with a goal by half time and Kate Blyth added to the lead by scoring in the second half. Jenny Goy opportunities. Halton Hills Green went on to posta well-deserved 2- 1 victory. On June 1, Halton Hills Red team hosted Brampton B team at Cedarvale. The home side took an early two goal lead but were unable to hold on as Brampton B came back to tie the game with two goals of their own in the sec- ond half. Halton Hills Blue and Green teams faced each other also on June 1 at Acton High School field. Green jumped to a 4-2 lead in the first half and added two more in the second half to post a 6-2 victo- ty. A total team effort by Green with goals by Kate Blyth, Paula Hardy, Sarah Packer, Sarah Antonini, Megan Kenzie and Marci Roy. Marking for the Blue team was Jen Goy with two goals. contin- ued to press the home side and finally came within one. on a late goal. However, they were unable to get the equalizer despite many Kinsmen Intermediates underway By Cheryl Mastalerz May 25 Dairy Queen 24, Optimist 18 Pitchers Jodi Hutzal, Marie White and Heather Pollock each had two strikeouts for Dairy Queen. Chery] Mastalerz, Andrea Pollock and Katherine MacDonald rounded out the pitching duties for the win- ning side with one strikeout each. Dairy Queen was helped in a defen- sive way with fine plays by Andrea Pollock, Laura Willis, Marie White, Cheryl Mastalerz and Ashley McMahon. Janet Fairs was a big gun offensively for the Optimist Club, going three for three at the plate. June 1 Halton Rapid Print 14, Elks Lodge 8 A seven run second inning for the. printers help knock-off Elks. Going 2 for 2 at the plate for the Printers» was Alicia Riepma, Christine Monckton, Lindsay Oliver and Adrienne Lambert. Alison Robitaille went 2 for 2 for the Lodgers. The pitching duties were handled by Rebecca Ferri, Arden MacLean and Laura McCarthy. Game star honors went @Taksyant=ya) Girls Softball to Candice Shipley for (HPR) and Rebecca Ferri (E.L.). Knechtel’s 2, Dairy Queen 26 Knechtel’s couldn’t get the bats going in this contest. Twice Dairy Queen pitchers were able to strike out the side. On the mound for the two innings were Marie White and Meghan McCracken. Scoring the two runs for Knechtel’s was Melissa Krause. Erin Lindsay made the defensive play of the game. Home run power was supplied by Cheryl Mastalerz(2), Marie White and Jill Martin. Leah Cosgrove, bothered by a pulled leg muscle, supplied four RBI’s. Game stars were Cheryl Mastalerz (D.Q.) and Erin Lindsay (Knechtel’s). Pictures and Presents 17, timists 30 ‘ Pictures and Presents were slow out of the box, down 18-3 after 3 innings, Pictures and Presents attempted a comeback, scoring 6 in the fourth and 5 in the fifth, but it was too little too late. No game Stars were reported on the sheets. GEORGETOWN & DISTRICT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Notice of the Annual Meeting The Annual Meeting of the Georgetown & District Memorial Hospital will be held at the North Halton Golf & Country Club at 7:30'p.m. on June 24, 1993 Special Guest Speaker: The Honourable Ruth Grier Since our previous information centre on February 1, the Region, Consultants and the Public Liaison Committee have been ‘working togeth- er to evaluate the alternative trunk sewer locations. At this meeting we will present for your comments the recommended location for the additional trunk sewer and the evaluation that identified this alternative. WE NEED TO HEAR YOUR COMMENTS AND Minister of Health CONCERNS ABOUT THE RECOMMENDED ALTERNATIVE. All Welcome! There will be visual displays and staff to answer your questions. Agenda: 1. Opening remarks WHEN: 2. Minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on June 25, 1992 i 3. Report of the Chair/Executive Director Monday, June 21, 1993 from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. 4. Report of the Chief of Staff WHERE: 5. Report of the President of the Hospital Volunteers Association 6. Auditor's Report 7. Report of the Treasurer 8. Appointment of Auditors for 1993-94 Town of Halton Hills, Civic Centre For more information please contact: Sandra Salenieks Karla Kolli my f Special Stndies and Research Engineer POA Cooetinsine Fs penivi = Hon. Ruth Grier, Minister of Health Public Works Department MM. Dillon Limited . By-law Amendments Regional Municipality of Halton 100 Sheppard Avenue East 11. Election of Directors P.O. Box 7000, 1151 Bronte Rd. Box 1850, Station A 12. Adjournment ille, Ontario Willowdale, Ontario : 3 El M2N6H5 C. Smith J. Oliver Telephone: (416) 878-8113 Telephone: (416) 229-4646 Chair of the Board Secretary Fax: (416) 827-3660 Fax: (416) 229-4692