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•Th e IF P• H al to n H ill s • Th ur sd ay , A ug us t 2 1, 2 01 4 30 The decisions you will need to make could impact your financial security. Contact our office for more information. How to Make the Most out of a Severance & Early Retirement Package? Douglas Riding, BA, CFP®, FMA Investment Advisor 348 Guelph Street, Unit#3, Georgetown, ON Tel: 905.877.4579 Web: www.ridingteam.ca Email: doug.riding@ipcsecurities.com Read my featured articles on www.torontosun.com Twisters Learn-to-Play Discover why girlsLOVE hockey - be part of theTWISTERSTykeorFUNdamentalsProgram. Build your strength and confidence. TYKE: 4-6 year olds - 25 min. Practice plus 25 min. Game ~ $200 ~ Start Date: Sept. 21 - Sunday afternoons - Mold Masters - 20 sessions FUNdamentals: 4-8 year olds - 50 min. on-ice Skills & Drills ~ $200 ~ Start Date: Sept. 20 - Saturdays 11:30am - 20 sessions (18 sessions at Mold Masters, 2 sessions at Tonelli, Milton) House League registration still open: $575 Novice, Atom, PeeWee, Bantam, Midget plus Senior Women's - Don't delay. Sign up today! For more information please contact us at: info@nhgha.com www.nhgha.com ACTON HOCKEY & SKATING SCHOOL AT ACTON ARENA Sat. Aug. 23 Starts at 9 am until full Registration For Ages 4 to 9 years Mark Duval 519-855-6572 Jim James 905-877-8339 For more information contact: 46 Guelph St., Georgetownyears in a row! 15 We donate them to the Local Fire Department to use for practice - they have run low on vehicles. Your HELP is needed!! You call us. We tow them for free. We pay you for the scrap. SINCE 1958 WE NEED YOUR SCRAP CARS!!!! Annual General MeetingAnnual General Meeting THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 @ 6:00pm E.C.Drury School for the Deaf - Auditorium, 215 Ontario St., Milton, Building A2, Parking Lot P2 Everyone is welcome. Please update your membership in order to be eligible to vote. RSVP to 905-878-2337 ext. 222 or info@clnh.on.ca Community Living North Halton A United Way Funded Agency Georgetown's Reg Finlayson com- pleted a hat-trick of sorts Friday by winning the Golf Association of Ontario's Super Senior (70+) age group at the Hunters Pointe course in Welland. The Club at North Halton member had a 54- hole score of 17 over par, record- ing rounds of 75-80-78, which was good enough for a tie for 31st amongst the Senior Men's competitors.The 73-year-old Fin- layson has now won the Super Senior trophy three years in a row. He said he's unsure whether he'll return next year to defend his title in Peterborough. Submitted photo Super Senior title for Finlayson The 11th Annual Bill Laidlaw Memorial Golf Tourna- ment held July 17 at Eagle Ridge Golf raised funds for the youth of the Noval United Church and Jumpstart. Brad Fraser (middle) and Anna Laing (right) present- ed a $1,750 cheque on behalf of the BLM commit- tee to Halton Hills Canadian Tire Jumpstart Chapter representative Samantha Kleinschmidt (far left). This money will help Jumpstart continue to support more local kids to get active by giving them the opportunity to participate in local sports and recreation programs. Info: www.hhjs.ca. Submitted photo Laidlaw tourney aids Jumpstart Ultra men The weekend of Aug 8-10, a couple of Georgetown Runners members took on the annual Dirty Girls 48 hour Trail Race- a 5 mile loop littered with rocks, roots, sand, and hills-- held in Mansfield. The race started at 8 a.m. on Friday and officially ended at 8 a.m. on Sunday and the goal was to hammer out as many laps of this vicious course that your physical and mental strength would allow. Chris Henderson was a crew member and pacer, for brother-in-law Joe Peternel, 24, who was a 48-hour virgin runner, and still new to the ultra-marathon running scene, but still managed to crush 110 miles and place as fourth overall male. Another Georgetown lo- cal who ran was 73-year-old Joe Cleary, known as Irish Joe, a legend to most in the ultra-run- ning scene. Joe went into the race with no set goal however he powered through the nights and hit the 100 mile mark, earning himself the ever so sought after Belt Buckle. If you are looking to get more fit, join the Georgetown Runners for a run, it's free to check us out and all abilities are welcome. Info: www.georgetownrunners.ca From left, Joe Cleary, Chris Henderson and Joe Peternel Submitted photo