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•T h e IF P • H al to n H ill s •T hu rs da y, M ay 1 6, 2 01 3 34 Georgetown Candlelight Tributes Candlelight Tributes honour and recognize the sacrifices and achievements of all those who served overseas and on the home front in the cause of Peace and Freedom. These ceremonies were held on May 2nd 2013 marking Victory in Europe Day (VE-Day). The Georgetown Candlelight Tributes committee is an autonomous group of concerned citizens working independently from the Town of Halton Hills. The committee has a close association with the Royal Canadian Legion (Georgetown) Branch 120. The committee raises all funds for the project directly from the public. As well, all expenditures incurred are paid from the funds raised by the committee. Please join us, the committee members of the Georgetown Candlelight Tributes, Barry Timleck, Tom Schenk, Shell Lawr, Dick Scheeringa, Bob McNeilly, Alison Murray Brown, Julia Stuart, Nell Ramakers, Dianne Penrice and Roy Preston in thanking all of the personal and business donors; community Service Clubs and Associations; volunteers and friends who so generously supported this worthwhile community project: Veterans Affairs Canada Town of Halton Hills Royal Canadian Legion Branch 120 Rotary Club of Georgetown Elizabeth's Fashions & Bridal Boutique Apple Auto Glass Glen Williams Town Hall Inc. Optimist Club of Halton Hills Bratin Auto Lesley Bruce & Dave Barrager Young's Pharmacy & Homecare North Star Cleaners Amy Sykes - The Independent & Free Press SunOpta Inc. Dianne Penrice - Johnson & Associates (Broker) Speedy Auto Glass Paul C. Armstrong Insurance Brokers Ltd The Independent & Free Press Georgetown Denture Clinic - Alex Trenton, DD J.S. Jones & Son Funeral Home Mike Francis, Agent - State Farm Insurance Howell Pipe & Supply Quik Auto Repair - KROWN Rust Control Gord Preston Ladies Auxiliary RCL Br 120 - Gerda Stephan Sandra Timleck Halton Hills Public Library - Georgetown Branch Brian Wood - Piper Fraser Direct Distribution Services Ltd Nellie Scheeringa & Lyn Lafluer Helson Kogon Ashbee Shaljo & Associates LLP Gail Thompson - Bell Ringer CDH Design Limited - David Hadskis Glen Williams Town Hall Inc Kiwanis Club of Georgetown Lions Club of Georgetown Nellis Construction Limited Golden Fish & Chips Carquest Auto Parts Helen Boomsma & Mona Milne Georgetown Market Place - Herminia Henderson Artcast Inc. George E. 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Correction McIsaac back for more 'Mayhem' Acton resident and three-time na- tional boxing champion Heather "Mayhem" McIsaac attended the On- tario Boxing Championships in March bringing home a silver medal in 54kg senior division, two divisions higher than her regular weight class of 48 kgs. Because of that performance, McIsaac, 20, will represent Team On- tario at many national and internation- al tournaments and events throughout the coming year. After eight years of competing, this will be McIsaac's sixth time represent- ing Ontario, but the fi rst time she's been eligible to compete in the 2014 Commonwealth Games, 2015 Pan- American Games and the 2016 Olym- pic Games in Brazil. Returning to the sport after a shoul- der injury, which kept her out of the ring for a year, McIsaac has been training about 25 hours a week at the BigTyme Boxing Gym in Orangeville, under the tutelage of three time Cana- dian middleweight champion Byron Mackie. Along with numerous local club shows and skills competitions through- out the year, McIsaac will be competing at The National Elite Boxing Champi- onships in Regina, Saskatchewan in October, and this August will travel to Kansas City for the Ringside World Championships before heading to Ire- land for a friendly scrimmage with Olympic prospect Ciere Smith. Acton resident Heather McIsaac hones her ring skills in a sparring session with a fellow teammate in Orange- ville recently. "Mayhem" McIsaac has returned to the ring after sitting out a year due to a shoulder injury but she's earned her spot back on Team Ontario and fi gures to have a full slate of national and international tournaments this year. Danielle Graham photo