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28 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, June 8, 2007 Greenwell moves on to semifinals The families of Benjamin Hazelwood and Rachel Cook are pleased to announce their forthcoming marriage to take place on July 20, 2007 at the Millcroft Inn, Alton. Congratulations! Continued from pg. 25 Spencer has the scoring requirements to attend the U.S. Kids World Golf Championship at the famed Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina Aug. 2-4. Elsewhere, Georgetown's Luke Ovenden was 15th with a 54-hole total of eight over par late last month at one of Canada's top tournaments for junior golfers as the RCGA CN Future Links Ontario Championship played out at the Peterborough Golf & Country Club. Playing in the 19-and-under age group, the 16-year-old Ovenden shot 77-74-70 to finish just four shots out of the top six, which would have secured an exemption into the Canadian Junior Boys' Championships Aug. 5-9 in Ile Bizard, Que. Two other North Halton club members teed it up at the CN Future Links event, with Ryan Putnam placing 40th (78-77-77) at +19 and Ryan Thomson 42nd (76-80-77) at +20. fiers and has played consistently well all week, prevailing in his matches by scores of 6&5, 4&3, 3&2 and 4&2. A 20-year-old North Halton club member, Greenwell was to face 60th-seeded David Byrne of Essex yesterday. CLUB CHAMPS TOURNEY: Michael Alderman of Georgetown finished in a tie for 21st spot after shooting a four-over-par 76 at the Golf Association of Ontario's Men's Champion of Champions event held at the West Haven course in London. The 47-year-old Alderman was representing Acton's Blue Springs Golf Club in the tourney, which featured about 100 club champions from across the province. ALL'S WELL WITH GREENWELL: At the Golf Association of Ontario's Men's Match Play Championship at the Lake Joseph Club in Port Carling, Robbie Greenwell of Georgetown won his first four matches and advanced to the semifinals late yesterday (Thursday) afternoon. The University of Memphis junior was seeded ninth out of the 64 quali- You're invited! 5th Anniversary Celebration Risk Watch ATHLETES of the Week CHRIST THE KING ACTON GEORGETOWN DISTRICT DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Summer Safety Blitz Saturday, June 9, 2007 > 10 a.m. ­ 2 p.m. > Churchill Rd Fire Station (Acton), 21 Churchill Rd S Elliott Montag JD Hartnagle Byron Hackett. > Bike Rodeo with paramedics > Bike Helmet Fitting Clinic hosted by Police and Community Health Department > Car Seat Safety Clinic hosted by Halton Car Seat Coalition and The Co-operators To book an appointment call 1-866-442-5866 > Water Safety hosted by Recreation & Parks Department > Home Alone Program ­ If you have children aged 10 -14, call for information and registration 905-877-2238 ext. 8422 Brittany Hole Rachel Amirault Leighanne Neilson Andie the Ambulance Sparky the Fire Dog the Bear Buckles Famdogs, pop, games,s! t y Ho awa and give alloons b FiRFEnEay! ly u D Sponsored by Ray Johnson & Associates Inc. An exclusive agency of The Co-operators Insurance and Financial Services 905-877- 0131 Acton District High School Athletes of the Week are Rachel Amirault and J.D. Hartnagle. Amirault, a Grade 10 student, won the junior girls' high jump event at the Golden Horseshoe meet and qualified for the OFSAA track and field regionals in St. Catharines, where she placed ninth. Hartnagle qualified for the OFSAA championships this week in Ottawa for the senior boys' shot put by placing third at the South Regionals last week. Georgetown District High School Athletes of the Week Byron Hackett and Leighanne Neilson. Hackett, a member of the Rebels track team was chosen for his third place finish in the triple jump and fourth place in the 4X4 100 relay at Nelson Stadium. Neilson, also a track member, was selected for finishing fourth in the 200 metre. Christ the King Athletes of the Week are Brittany Hole and Elliott Montag. Hole, a pitcher on the Jaguars' girls softball team, was cited for allowing only one run in four innings against Milton District. Montag, a member of the Jaguars' track team was chosen for qualifying for the Regionals in the junior boys discus class. MASSIVE GOLF SALE See our full page ad last Wed. May 30. www.cooperators.ca 40 Eastern Ave., Acton 519 853 5231 (across from the olde Hide House) Acton Home Hardware 362 Queen Street East, Acton 519-853-1730 280 Guelph St., Georgetown (in the Georgetown Market Place) ·Full Sets ·Drivers ·Irons ·Balls ·Shoes & more Great Father's Day Ideas! 68 Main Street North, 905-877-3115 georgetown@thebso.com Georgetown's Source for NEW and USED Sports Equipment! Moore Park Plaza 905-873-0176