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Page’18 — Halton Hills This’ Week; Saturday, August 14; 1993 | Castle leads the wa Adam Castle cracked three home runs while Kevin Greer hit two as Terra Cotta Cookies defeated Nature’s Scene Dodgers 27-21 in Georgetown Baseball Association “Junior T-Ball action. A good performance was put in by pitcher Jamie Farrar and Casandra Leonard and Micaela Folkens were sharp the base paths. . In other games, Armstrong Athletics edged Little Ceasars Pizza Orioles 25-23. Home Tuns were hit by Connor Smith with two, Shawn Dunsmore and Ryan Gray each had one. Gray along with Ryan Dunlop, Shawn Densmore and Wesley Clarke hit triples while Amanda MacDonald, Daniel Hadskis and -Kyle Adam delivered doubles. Keith Barfoot had a strong game in the field and Gray made a great catch to end the game for Armstrong Athletics. Halton Credit Union slid by Shoppers Drug Mart 30-27 thanks to two home runs by Kelly Quinn. Ryan Buisman and Taylor King replied with homers for Shoppers Drug Mart. Jonathan Turner, Jeff Campbell, Bobby MacDonald and Blake Hamilton tripled with Shawn Kitto and Joey Mechanical Yankees edged Outdoor - 2D / > @ Aye f\ 5 f WOE SELECTION MATTRESSES ney Q00 ) Quee FREE @) 9 eYe) PILLOW D) MATT. & Bol 0 i ealy D 6) Qg fe 6) Q fe) @) g e 0 LD) @)2 D keyelllt) A.QQ00 A B \ be fi A < A ee Country Mattress 8 U Sleep Shop HWY #7 3 gs BOVARRD 0 0-6, D-FRI 10-9, SA 0. Fi E | 5 = 0 Huy v #5 Bramp 2 queenst © 5= Power Equipment Tigers 28- 25. Spencer Brown lead off the game with a home run with David Robinson and Michael McCallum recording triples. Michael McNeilly doubled with Daniel Poullos and Geoffrey Leni turning in Junior T-Ba great defensive plays. Connor Smith hit three home runs as Armstrong Insurance defeated Shoppers Drug Mart 31-21in- more Junior T-Ball action, . Ryan Gray also had a big day at the plate belting a home run and two triples while Ryan Dunlop delivered a triple. Anthony van Kootan y at plate and Wesley Clarke each hit doubles in the game. Strong efforts in the field were turned in by Shawn Dunsmore and Amanda MacDonald. The other game saw Halton Credit A’s edge Outdoor Power Equipment Tigers 28- 22. David Robinson hit a triple while Grant M: i and Michael McNeilly got doubles. “Climb against Crime” Crime Stoppers of Halton is organizing a 10 km road raci as a fund-raising project. Named the ‘CLIMB AGAINST CRIME”, runners will challenge the Niagara Escarpment along a scenic course on paved roads in both urban and rural settings in Milton. I will take place; rain or shine, Oct. 3 at 9 a.m, Starting at the Optimist Centre on Commercial St. in Milton, the run proceeds north to Main. Racers then head west along Main St. past Bronte St., Tremaine Rd. and Bell School Line. The turn- around point is atop the escarpment between Bell School Line and Appleby Line. Racers will return to the Optimist Centre by reversing the route Entry forms are now avail- able at Division 11 police sta- tion in Georgetown, the Fitness Technique at 248 Main St. E. in Milton, and at McMaster Sport at 3235 Fairview St. Burlington. Registration on the morn- ing of the race will take place at the Optimist Centre on Commercial St. in Milton between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. Pre-registration for this event will be at the Fitness Technique in Milton from Sept. 27 to Oct. 2. Entry fees for the run are $12 before Sept., increasing to $15 from Sept. 25 until day race day. There are three race cate- gories for both male and female entrants. Junior racers must be 19 or younger on race day. The Open category will include those between 20 and 39. The Masters category is for runners 40 or over. . Awards will be presented to the top male and female over- all runners, as well as the top three finishers in each catego- This is the first time Crime Stoppers of Halton has under- taken such an event. They are looking forward to hosting many running enthusiasts from Halton and neighboring areas. Anyone wishing to enter may do so by sending particu- lars, along with a cheque Payable to CLIMB AGAINST CRIME to Bill Robertson, 614 Joyce Bivd., Milton. Bill can be contacted at (416) 878-1756. TOYOTA CARE LEASE Toyota T100 fron 259°* 24 months 24 moni ths Freight & P.D.I. inc. Freight & P.D.I. inc. * Lease based on 24 month term and price includes freight/P.D.1. 3000.00 downpayment or trade is required, other terms with or without down payment are available. 0.A.C. Toyota Corolla om 239 im | “The 1993 Toyola Corolla - For A Limited Time Get An Exclusive Toyota Credit Canada Inc. Leasing Offer! The 1993 Toyota T100 GEORGETOWN TOYOTA 15 MOUNTAINVIEW RD. N. GEORGETOWN 877-2296 Tor. 874-4276 GLEN WILLIAMS