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InFocus Rehabilitation Centre Inc. We provide DIRECT BILLING for your convenience! We have extended our evening hours for the convenience of our after work and after school clients. 324 Guelph St, Unit #4, Georgetown (in between Harvey's and Tim Horton's) 905-702-7891 www.infocusphysio.com InFocus has successfully treated over 1000 people for dizziness and vertigo! Our Registered Physiotherapists have 17 years of experience in reducing pain and improving function & independence! We also offer Lymphedema Management & MLD and have a certified provider on-site Jenni Veneruz W We also have a Registered Massage Therapist and a Registered Dietician on staff. 106-99 Sinclair Ave., Georgetown 905-877-9998 "Your Health is Our Concern" Mon 9am-8pm Tues 9am-8pm Wed 9am-8pm Open Sundays (starting in March) Male and female Family Physicians accepting new patients Cardiologist on site Cosmetic clinic - Botox, Fillers, Laser treatment on site WALK-IN CLINIC OPENWALK-IN CLINIC OPEN Thurs 9am-8pm Fri 9am-7pm Sat 9am-2pm Dr. Seegobin Cosmetic Clinic 99 Sinclair Ave #106, Georgetown 905-702-9988 www.drseegobincosmeticclinic.com This Spring, look and feel 10 years younger without surgery $100 off any package Our services include: • Laser Hair Removal - Painless and Safe, done under doctors supervision • Botox/xeomin injections for wrinkles/lines • Botox/xeomin injections for excessive sweating • Fillers for non-surgical face lift, wrinkles/deep lines • Skin tightening using radio frequency • Photofacials for pigmented spots and rosacea • Skin care products from Vivier Limited time free consultation We do ALL Automotive Maintenance CAA Approved Vehicle Repair Facility Serving Halton Hills & Georgetown Since 1985 ™ 354 Guelph St. Unit 21, Georgetown 905-877-8220 bstephens@quikautokrown.com G EO RG ETO W N H O C K EY H ERITA G E • M A RC H 6, 2014 5 The Presentations Wellington- Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott brought a letter of congratula- tions. Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette brought a plaque of congratulations from the Town's Council. Steve Foreman, general manager of The Indepen- dent & Free Press presented a framed copy of the story announcing Moon's selection. Acton's Bill Curry (left) and Carson Mininch of Georgetown came bearing gifts of Thunder apparel from the recently amalgamated Hal- ton Hills Minor Hockey Association. All photos by Eamonn Maher Moon was given his own officials' jersey by Wayne McPhee of the Halton Hills Referees' Association. Moon was an OHA-level official from 1966-71. Dave Skinner of the Georgetown Jr. A Raiders pre- sented Moon with a special placque to commemo- rate his Hockey Heritage Award.