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Co m e Mill Around M ain! N t d t G t H it l & G t B db k t Net proceeds to Georgetown Hospital and Georgetown Bread Basket 905-873-4970 or www.downtowngeorgetown.com Saturday October 4, 2008 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. - $15 per passport Your Passport into the culinary world of Downtown Georgetown includes food samples at any five (5) of these participating venues. To purchase your passport, visit one these participating food venues. A Taste of Historic Downtown Georgetown A MENU OF VENUES International Flavours 16 Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, September 17, 2008 The Halton Hills Bulldogs made it to the Ontario Lacrosse Association midget boys Tier II championship game before being edged out by Mimico. Preliminary round Halton Hills 12, Toronto Stars 4; Halton Hills 8, Kingston 7; Halton Hills 4, Mimico 2; Halton Hills 4, Nepean 3 Championship Mimico 5, Halton Hills 2 Team members are: Cody Fram, Warren Brayne, Kyle Puljar, Jeremy Marrows, Matt Cameron, Connor Anderson, Mark Crandall, Devon Cook, James Varanessi, Shaun Stanton, Trevor Botz, Alex Bell, Nikko Jende, Brennan Sullivan, David Wilson, Curtis Howson, head coach Todd Bell, trainer Lisa Cartman, assis- tant coach Paul Wilson, manager Don Cameron. Midget Bulldogs earn silver Oakville tournament this past weekend and after dropping their first contest of the campaign, a 34-30 decision against St. Marys of Hamilton, GDHS beat MM Robinson of Burlington 45-17 and Oakvilles Abbey Park 46-33 to take the consolation title in the eight-team event. League play in the Halton Secondary School Athletic Association begins this week and the junior Rebels enjoyed a fine start with a 61-43 win over the Assumption Crusaders from Burlington. Poulton dropped in 13 points for the winning side and Darling led her team in rebounding. This weekend, GDHS will host its annual junior and senior girls basketball tournament on Friday and Saturday. FOOTBALL: Christ the Kings Jaguars will host Miltons Bishop Reding and the Georgetown Rebels face MM Robinson on Thursday as senior HSSAA gridiron action gets under way. Junior league play gets under way next week. FIELD HOCKEY: Also this Thursday, both Georgetown schools will be at home to start the senior girls regular season as GDHS battles Burlington Central and Assumption visits CtK at 3:30 p.m. Busy week ahead for Raiders Continued from pg. 15 Also on the schedule this week is a home date with the Bramalea Blues on Saturday in Georgetown at 7:30 p.m., followed by the OPJHLs College Showcase game against the host Bowmanville Eagles Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Kyle Essery and Jordan So scored for the Raiders in Saturdays loss. Defenceman Chris Borges (2), Nick Avgerinos, Essery, Jeremy Wick, rookie Ashton Anderson and Andrew Marcoux tallied for Georgetown against Brampton, with Kevin Campbell earning the shutout as the visitors outshot the Capitals 54-33. School sports under way Continued from pg. 15