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18 Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, August 22, 2007 Thomson sixth at Jr. Invitational 38 OAK STREET GEORGETOWN ONTARIO Rosemarie and William Lee are proud to announce the engagement of their only son MATTHEW LEE to SAMANTHA SWIMM youngest daughter of Tricia and Jeff Swimm on July 28th, 2007. CREDIT PROBLEMS? QUICK CONFIDENTIAL APPROVAL NEED WHEELS? WE CAN HELP. QUICK CONFIDENTIAL APPROVAL · Bankrupt (Discharged or Un-discharged?) · In credit counselling or proposal? · New Immigrant/Refugee? · Too Young/Too Old? · No established credit? IF YOU ARE EMPLOYED WE CAN HELP! Specialists in Automotive Financing. Your circumstances. Your rate. Rates from 8.9% to 29.9% O.A.C. RE-ESTABLISH YOUR CREDIT. APPLY BY PHONE TODAY! (DIXIE AUTO GROUP) GEORGETOWN KIA SUPERSTORE Call Dave Watson 905-877-8375 ACTON HOCKEY and SKATING SCHOOL Registration For Ages 4 to 9 years AT ACTON ARENA Sat. Aug. 25 Starts at 9 am until full For more information contact Jim James 905-877-8339 Battling the wild winds of the Devil's Pulpit course near Caledon, Georgetown's Ryan Thomson placed sixth out of a large field competing at the inaugural Greens & Dreams International Junior Invitational last week. The 16-year-old Thomson recorded rounds of 75-82-75-77 to finish a dozen shots behind the winner from Quebec. Players from Colombia also took part and Canadian players were invited to participate based on their rankings in the Royal Canadian Golf Association's CN Future Links Order of Merit this year. ··· Samantha Spencer of Georgetown South fired a round of 90 to win the girls' 10-12 category by several strokes at a Canadian Junior Golf Association Linkster Series event held at the Springwater Golf Course near Barrie last week. The 11-year-old Spencer also placed in a tie for second spot after shooting a 101 during a CJGA Linkster Series event at the Streetsville Glen Golf Club. The North Halton junior member just recently returned from the U.S. Kids Golf World Championship in Pinehurst, N.C. as a member of the Canadian team. She turned in an 88 as one of her three rounds at the event, in which she placed 66th in the girls' 11-year-old division. ··· In other CJGA tournaments, Andrew Tressel's home-course knowledge almost landed him a victory at the Adams Golf Junior Classic tourney held last week at the Blue Springs Golf Club. Tressel fired rounds of 78-75 to finish at nine-over-par, just one stroke back of co-winners Ben Glynn of Brockville and Oakville's Stuart Favretto in the boys' 17-19 age category. At the CJGA's Kaneff Junior Series stop, Jake Wood of Georgetown placed fourth in the boys' 14-16 age group with a round of 88 at the Lionhead Golf & Country Club's Masters Course. Another 14-year-old local resident, Derek Kessel, finished tied for ninth after a 99. Club gets grant Four-year-old Julianna Miller (front left) and Sarah Basha, 7, (front right) of the Georgetown Skating Club were pleased to receive a cheque worth $28,000 from Halton MPP Ted Chudleigh (second from top left) at the Mold-Masters SportsPlex recently. The grant is from the Ontario Trillium Foundation and will be used to implement volunteer programs and enhance the training of coaches. Also in the photo (from left) is GSC president Laura Rees, club executive members Jill Miller, Gwen McFadden, Anne Basha, coaches' liaison Danyelle Orton, executive member Anne Basha, Grace Soyao of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, and club Photo by Yves Desjardins past president Jennifer Malatesta. Midget Hawks off to P.E.I. for tourney A runner-up finish in the midget girls' division of the Provincial Women's Softball Association playdowns has earned the Halton Hills Hawks a trip to P.E.I. for the Eastern Canadian Championships beginning tomorrow (Thursday). The Hawks lost 7-2 to host Palmerston in the PWSA final contest and had to settle for silver medals, but the top two teams from Ontario qualify for the Eastern tourney in Alberton, P.E.I. which will run Aug. 23-26. It's been a hectic summer for the midget Hawks, who won the PeelHalton league title with a 9-0-3 record and also played at the World Series of Fastpitch event in Florida. Halton Hills lost twice to Palmerston during the provincial championships Aug. 10-12 in the double-knockout format. Halton Hills 10, Kars 5; Halton Hills 4, Stratford 3; Halton Hills 4, Kanata 1; Palmerston 5, Halton Hills 1; Halton Hills 7, Stratford 6; Palmerston 7, Halton Hills 2. APPLY BY PHONE ~ APPLY BY PHONE Peewee II Eagles fall to Beamsville in Centre Wellington tournament final Playing their best baseball of the season, Georgetown's #2 Peewee Eagles made it to the finals of a tournament in Centre Wellington. Preliminary round-- Georgetown 8, Ingersoll 7: Paul Chiapetta, David Waters, J.P. Thomson (MVPs). Georgetown 4, Wyoming 0: Derek Neumann (W). Georgetown 12, McGregor 8: Kyle Kinsey, Paul Walsh (HR); Tyler Renton, Michael Wallace (2-for-3). Semifinal-- Georgetown 14, Wyoming 8: Michael Capostagno, Ryan Langley, Brett Pierce (MVPs). Championship-- Beamsville def. Georgetown "GIVING YOUR FEET SOME TENDER LOVING CARE" Stephen Thompson B.H.Sc(Hons), D.Ch Chiropodist·Foot Specialist Mirasol Spanish Services Rosemary Davison, B.A., M.A., B.ED. AUTUMN SPANISH CLASSES Georgetown Professional Medical Building, 99 Sinclair Ave., Suite 202 Acton Medical Building, 93 Mill St. E. 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