The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

•T h e IF P • H al to n H ill s •T hu rs da y, J an ua ry 1 6, 2 01 4 16 Caledon Tile, Bath & Kitchen Centre 12 Fisherman Drive, Brampton 905-840-4433 www.caledontile.com Only 15 mins frOm geOrgeTOwn (Near Hwy 7 & Hwy 10) MON - WED 9-6 | THUR-FRI 9-8 | SAT 9-5 | SUN CLOSED Win a $5000 Renovation Credit Enter toWIN the HaltoN HIllsWoRst BatHRoomCoNtEst Visit our showroom with pictures of your outdated bathroom for contest details and entry forms. tiles | stone | fixtures | faucets | cabinetry Join us for a summer of ball 3 Divisions, 1 Great League GeorGetown Ladies PowderPuff LeaGue our softball division, open to ladies 19 and older, is for players who have played before and who are looking for some competition. Games are every Wednesday and the occasional Friday night. our 3-Pitch division, open to ladies 19 and older, is for players who are new to the game, who are just returning or who are looking for a fun night out with the girls. Games are every Monday and the occasional Friday night. our Youth division, for girls 4 to 18, is open to all skill levels and abilities. Go to www.GLPL.org for age divisions and scheduling. for rates & additional information, visit www.GLPL.org or email deedeeridley@gmail.com Ladies Registration: Thursday January 30, 2014 from 7 - 9 pm GeorgetownMarket Place (Center Court) Tutoring Program for Adults Reading ■ Writing ■ Math ■ Computers Sheridan Academic Upgrading Program Math ■ English ■ Sciences Prepare yourself for: College ■ GED ■ Mature Student Test ■ Apprenticeship Essential Skills Computer Training for the Workplace (10 weeks) Introduction to: MS Word ■ File Management ■ Email and Internet ■ On-line Learning CALL NOW TO REGISTER! OPEN HOUSE INFORMATION SESSIONS Every Monday at 1.30 pm 72 Mill St. Georgetown, Suite 206 Wed. Jan. 22nd at 6.30pm Georgetown Public Library Look no further. We can train you. For further information and a free assessment: (905) 873 2200 Literacy North Halton is a non-profit charitable organization #107782609-RR0001 and is supported by the Ministry of Training; Colleges and Universities; United Way of Halton Hills; United Way of Milton; community agencies and individuals. This Employment Ontario service is partially funded by the Government of Ontario. The Bruce Trail took a beating in the recent ice storm. "Work crews of volunteers, with trained chainsaw operators, have al- ready started cleaning up the mess but it will take some time as in Halton Hills alone we have almost 100 km of main and side trails," said Maureen Smith, member of the Halton Hills chapter of the Bruce Trail Association. Parts of the Trail are buried under tree trunks and branches and hard to locate. The route of the Trail is cho- sen to avoid hazards and wet areas where possible so leaving the Trail to get around these piles of debris can be dangerous. Credit Valley Conservation and Hal- ton Conservation have closed some of their areas to the public and that in- cludes the Bruce Trail volunteers. "As parts of the Trail go through these areas we are unable at this time to work until we receive clearance from the authorities. Please check their web- sites for further information", added Smith. "We hope to have a good part of the main Trail cleared by the Spring and will issue updates when possible. Scotsdale Farm was particularly hard hit and will take some time to clear," said Smith. "If using the Trail please take care and watch for hanging branches that may fall at any time." Bruce Trail hit hard by storm damage The Bruce Trail area was hard hit by the Dec. 2013 ice storm.