THE HERALD Wednesday January IBM Page Midget tournament headlines hockey The 1990 Midget Hockey Tournament takes centre stage all this week at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena with Halton Hills represen Acton In and Out and Georgetown s Sunny Acres Farms facing challenges from teams from Milton Northwest Toronto Guelph Elora Newmarket OrangeviIIe Markham Waterloo Port Perry and Sud bury Acton Ed s In Out opened tournament play last night Tues day at press time the score was not available Georgetown Sunnv Acres Farms take to the ice Friday evening p m against Waterloo The tournament Consolation final scheduled for 2 30 Sun day with the Championship final scheduled for Sunday Playing fields must be booked The Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department is well into plan ning and procedures for the use of sports fields in the area for It is that the necessary requests for use of playing fields m Halton Hills be submitted to the department as soon as possible 1990 BOOKING PROCEDURES We are asking all contacts to complete and return the 1990 re quests for use andor tournaments by Feb Requests receiA after Feb 28 will be dependent upon availability of fields 2 AH requests will be reviewed with priority being given to affiliated minor groups local over nonlocal previous years users and over practices and tournaments 3 Please see the back of the Application for complete booking procedures PLAYING The Ball Diamond Season weather permitting will run from May to Sunday except for the Middle Dia mond at Prospect Park The Middle Diamond No 2 at Park due to field reconstruction will not be uailable until l and will not be lit for the season Cedarvale and the Georgetown District High School field will be available Monda Mav to Sunday Sept 19 Permits for all maimng soccer fields will be issued for Monday May Sept weather permitting We will have use of the Meadowglen field for the whole season in RATES There will be a slight increase in both seasonal fees for regular users team and team to 35youth and for adults A full fee schedule will be available in February EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE FOR SPECIAI EVENTS Please note there are a limited number of picnic tables garbage barrels and available for use by groups for special events and tournaments Be sure to request these items early if required for your event NEW MAILING ADDRESS The Recreation and Parks Department Office has moved to our new offices Our maihng address is still O Box 128 Hills Ontario 5G2 with our location being Halton Hills Drive off Maple Avenue across from the Halton Golf Club Telephone Golden Age bowling Stan Swann Geoff High Triple Flat Nora Tuck Mabel Brownlow Edith Mills Stan Swann George Archibald Geoff Jet Set Happy Gang Bowler Domes Alley Cats Snow Birds Hopefuls Comer Pins Super Six Skylarks Dominoes Orioles Tollers Blue Jays High Single Flat Nora Tuck Mills Mabel Brownlow SAVE YOUR NISSAN Georgetown AutoGlass Windshield Repairs Replacements Auto Upholstery Convertible Tops Sun Roofs Insurance 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