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Our individualized programming promotes self-esteem and love of learning; early identification of readiness nurtures the childs own enthusiasm. Campbellville Embracing the Art and Nature of Learning Hitherfield is an independent school for children pre-school to Grade 8. 2439 - 10th Side Rd., Campbellville 905-854-0890 401 to Guelph Line, North to 10th Side Road, West 1/2 km to school gates. 82 Acres of Rolling Country Side Cross Country Skiing and Running Trails Fully Equipped Stage with Lighting and Sound Systems Up-to-date Computer Lab Full-sized Gymnasium Bus Service Available If you have a child/children interested in attending our school, please call for an information package or to schedule a visit. Please note our next OPEN HOUSE dates: Saturday, February 23rd, 2008 & Saturday, April 12th, 2008 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Now Accepting Registrations for Fall 2008 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, February 15, 2008 13 Guelph Police were able to converge on a stolen 2008 BMW Tuesday and arrest the dri- ver, a Georgetown woman, because the vehicle was equipped with a satellite-tracking device. Police in Guelph were notified by police from Waterloo Region just after 5 p.m. that a stolen car was travelling on Highway 7 into Guelph. The car was originally stolen from a Georgetown parking lot two hours earlier. A private tracking service notified police of the cars movements. Police arrested the driver without incident in a parking lot on Woodlawn Rd. Charged with possession of stolen property over $5,000 is Kirstin McKnight, 31, of Georgetown. She is to appear in court in April. The $45,000 vehicle was not damaged dur- ing the theft, police reported. A $36,000 2004 BMW 545 was stolen from a garage at a Milfoil St. Georgetown home early Monday morning, Halton Police report. Police are urging area residents to lock their vehicles after seven vehicles were entered in the northwest area of Georgetown between Friday and Sunday. Taken was change, wallets, identif ication and cell phones. The vehicles were on Berton Blvd, Grey Owl Run, Hillside Dr., Casa Court and Atwood Ave. By locking the vehicle it lessens the opportunity for thieves to steal items, said Det. Sgt. Murray Drinkwalter. People just go up and down streets and start pulling on door handles. Police blotter Tracking device helps police arrest driver of stolen BMW They created a mock website that announced the U.S. was invading Canada to acquire its natural resources and in another segment Pesce acted as a dubious bearded Grade 1 teacher who insisted that two plus two didnt equal four. We originally planned out what we want- ed to do and just sort of played along with it from there, noted Pesce. There were, however, some changes to the script and the participants were introduced to the tedious editing process, which was likely the most time-consuming aspect of the video. We wanted to do a puppet show too but there just wasnt enough time, Tuin said. The talented quartet from Silver Creek agreed that theyll probably take on another contest challenge together if one comes up. If theres a million-dollar prize, well def- initely do it, Martin promised. The students winning video can be viewed at http://videocontest.worldbook.com. (Eamonn Maher can be reached at emaher@independentfreepress.com) Students win world-wide video contest Continued from pg. 1