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THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday November 1B89 Page 15 Free skating is provided The Town of Hills is very fortunate to have many service clubs and organizations within our community that strive to make our quality of living so much greater and so much more erjoyable This week in our Leisure Lines article we at the on and Parks Department would like to pay a special tribute to two service clubs who have assisted our department in some very specific ways The Acton Rotary Club for many years has been the sponsor of free skating at the Acton Arena on Professional Activity Days These are days when the students at our local schools are home during a regular school day Prov these extra public skat ng times at a no charge rate certainly encourages everyone to want to skate The Optimist Club of Georgetown provides free skating op portunities Georgetown on these A days In an effort to en courage children of Tow income families to partic pate in recreation the Optimist Club also generously donates money the cost of each child s participat on in our summer camp programs One other project this club also assists us with is called Calls From Santa Each year the Optimist Club has been able to make special ar rangements with Santa to call children in Kindergarten and Grade Last year over households were called What an amazing feat With the support of groups like these and many other groups too numerous to mention we in Halton Hills can be assured of a better way to live Thank you Service Clubs There will be free skating at all Halton Hills Arenas during the following times Compliments of the Georgetown Optimist Club and the Acton Rotary Club Adults are welcome too MEMORIAL GREEN DATES Dec 23 Dec 27 Dec 29 Dec 30 Jan Jan 5 Jan Jan Feb 2 March 12 March 18 ACTON 30O4 20 2 303 2303 50 2303 303 3004 20 2 303 303 2303 50 2 50 1 1 1 2 1002 20 1 20 1 002 1 20 20 20 McNally Construction looking to improve Georgetown Con struction Minor Novice Rep team have yet to log back toback wins this season Two losses and a win this past week brings the team s record to Last Thursday on home ice against Flamboro the Minor Novices came up short losing 2 1 After a scoreless first period scored two quick goals midway through the second With 2 left that period Georgetown s Brent scored unassisted his first goal of the season Although the Georgetown boys had some good chances in the third the remainder of the game was scoreless leaving Flamboro with the win Friday night coach Smith assistant coach Stuttard and manager Wayne Smith put the Minor Novice team through a good hard practice that was rewarded with a win Saturday against Georgetown scored first at 8 12 when Trevor Cash found the net off a pass from Mathew Six minutes later Danny Smith scored an unassisted goal to put Georgetown ahead 20 In the se cond period Oakville got past Georgetown s goalie Tyler Pearce only once Mathew scored for Georgetown again assisted by Danny for a finish Back on home ice Sunday the Construction Reps couldn t handle the second place squad from Streetsville Georgetown couldn t get anything past Streetsville for most of the game and the score was after the second Finally with 5 left in the third period Walinga assisted by Jason Campbell scored Georgetown a lone goal of the game for a final score of 51 DISTRIBUTORS SHOP EARLY FOR ALL YOUR GIFT NEEDS Prolan Skate Sharpen Professional Wear 8730500 Main St Georgetown COMPLETE CAR CARE PACKAGES 1 0 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE OIL UNDERCOATING JOHN HAMILTON 877 ARMSTRONG AVE UNIT GEORGETOWN ONT L7G4S1 MURRAY CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE 33 Mountainview Rd N Q GEORGETOWN Off m