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Backyard Touch WHATS THE DEAL WITH SALT WATER HOT TUBS. 318 Guelph Street Georgetown 905.873.8835 STORE HOURS: MON.-TUES. 10-6, WED. 10-8, THUR. 10-8, FRI. 10-6, SAT. 10-5, SUN. 12-5 (FORMERLY BEACHCOMBER). . . Home of The Self-Cleaning Saltwater Hot Tub See the clarity & feel the difference a self cleaning salt water hot tub makes. Offer valid until July 31/08. See retailer for details. Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, June 18, 2008 3 A wee bit of Scotland in Georgetown Haley Yerxa, 8, and sister Meagan, 10, from Ottawa, were part of the Lochmurray Dancers and both captured trophies at the Georgetown Highland Games Saturday. The heavyweight games, with competitors like Markus Wand of Powassan (above), and bands such as Kincar- dines Penetangore Pipe Band (below) are always crowd- pleasers at the Highland Games. Photos by Calvin Dyke The 33rd Georgetown Highland Games drew its usual huge crowds to the Fairgrounds this past Saturday as the clans gathered to celebrate everything Scottish. Ian McLeod from Port Perry, a member of the 78th Fraser Highlanders impressed Ryder Claringbold, 3, of Georgetown with his colourful uniform. Classic cars roar into Cedarvale Park The 2008 edition of the annual Classics Against Cancer was a great success. According to show chair Danny Edwards, the show raised between $30,000 to $32,000 which will be donated to Cancer Assistance Services of Halton Hills (CAShh). More than 200 cars were on display in Cedarvale Park, and Edwards estimates about 2,000 spectators came through the gates. Event raises more than $30,000 J.T. Breckon sits behind the wheel of the family's 1927 REO Speed Wagon, which was pur- chased in 1927. The truck is 100 per cent original, with the exception of a new muffler, and even has original paint on the body and truck racks. Breckon and his dad John (left) brought both the Speed Wagon and REO Flying Cloud to the Classics Show to exhibit them side-by- side. Don Jackson (top right) of Georgetown polishes up the bumper on his 327-powered 1967 Chevelle. (Right) John Field of Milton displayed a bright yel- low 1955 F100 Ford pickup Photos by Ted Brown