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•T he IFP• H alton H ills, Thursday, A ugust 1, 2013 23 2009 GBA Registration GEORGETOWN BASEBALL ASSOCIATION NOW OPEN This year registration will take place online only at: www.georgetownbaseball.ca For further information contact the office 905-877-3748 2014 GBA SEASON COACHING APPLICATIONS Georgetown Baseball is now accepting Rep-Eagles/Select coaching applications for the 2014 season. Please go to www.georgetownbaseball.ca to complete and submit your application. For further information contact the office 905-877-3748 or info@georgetownbaseball.ca POWERFUL CONVERSATIONS FOR PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION BUILDING SELF AWARENESS THROUGH COMPASSIONATE DIRECT DIALOGUE INDIVIDUAL & COUPLES COUNSELING & COACHING SERVICES 647-965-3404 jeff.johnstone@rogers.com Bringing you 30 years experience 38 Oak Street, Georgetown, ON A Professional team collaborating to meet the needs of this Community! Jeff Johnstone MSW, RSWPh.D. 905-873-9393 info@forgecoachingandconsulting.com www.forgecoachingandconsulting.com AZ & DZ Licenses, Insurance Accredited Courses Air Brake Courses OSHAWA LOCATION: BRAMPTON LOCATION: Laser Hair RemovalLaser Hair Removal Bare Image Electrolysis & Laser Inc. 905-873-6388 By Appointment Only! 1999 ONLY 4-6 TREATMENTS NEEDED! To free you from that unwanted hair. A 3-2 overtime victory over host Centre-Wellington clinched the tyke division title for the Halton Hills Bulldogs at the Scott Gerrie Memorial Tournament in Fergus. Team members are: Austin Stephenson (forefront). Second row: Cam Waite, Cole Tannahill, Mason Giles, Zack Burchart, Logan Drexler, Nate Benoit. Third row: Caiden Merritt, Michael Toskala, Daniel Hutchinson, Cody Torraville, Mitchell Winser, Braydon Hobson, Ryan Clarke, Blake Tonelli. Back row: Assistant coaches Kyle Benoit, Cam Winser, head coach Timm Stephen- son, assistant coach Sean Tonelli, trainer Dewey Torraville. Submitted photo Georgetown's Reg Finlayson receives the GAO Super Senior championship trophy after taking top spot amongst the 70-and-over golfers at the Ontario Senior Men's Amateur Championship in London. Presenting the award are Scott Irvin (left) of title sponsor Investors Group and GAO president Jim King. Super showing by Finlayson Team of the Week The Halton Hills tyke #2 Bulldogs cap- tured the C/D Division championship at the Scott Gerrie Memorial Tournament in Fergus, edging Centre-Wellington #2 3-2 in overtime in the fi nal. To get to the fi nal, the Bulldogs defeat- ed Guelph #3 10-3, lost to Shelburne 3-2 and beat Centre-Wellington #2 5-3. After fi nishing runner-up to Oakville in the Zone 10 playdowns, the tyke #2 Bulldogs qualifi ed for the provincials in Whitby in the C Division and will face Brampton, Kitchener-Waterloo and Gloucester starting Sunday. Club at North Halton member Reg Finlayson captured the Super Seniors' title for the second year in a row at this week's Golf Association of Ontario Se- nior Men's Amateur Championship at the Sunningdale course in London. Finlayson, a 72-year-old Georgetown resident, shot rounds of 74-77-80 to fi n- ish in a tie for 48th overall at 15 over par, the best score in the 70+ age group. With that result, Finlayson qualifi es for the Canadian Senior Men's Amateur Championships, to be held Aug. 27-30 at The Briars Golf Club in Sutton, Ont. North Halton member Mary Ann Hay- ward held a big lead at the GAO Senior Women's Amateur in Stratford heading into today's fi nal round. Tyke #2 Bulldogs tops in Fergus