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•Th e IF P• H al to n H ill s • Th ur sd ay , O ct ob er 2 3, 2 01 4 40 ��� ���������������������������������� �� �� �� You are cordially invited to be the guest of The Rotary Club of Georgetown at their 59th Annual Norm Bigg Senior Citizens' Dinner THURSDAYNovember 14th, 2013 at 6:30 pm GEORGETOWN ALLIANCE CHURCH 290 Main Street South, Georgetown ON L7G 4T1 AGE LIMIT: 70 YEARS AND OLDER DUE TO SPACE LIMITATIONS, ONLY THE FIRST 275 SENIORS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED YOUMUST CONTACT Kay Bigg **to confirm your registration** PLEASE CALL 905-702-0013 THURSDAY November 13th, 2014 at 6:30 pm 60th This Rotary-sponsored event is held annually to celebrate and show our community's appreciation for the seniors in our town. This is the 60th year that the Seniors' dinner has been held, and as a service club, provides one of the highlights of our year of community activities. As usual, we will be taking orders for Brandt Christmas hams at the dinner - the proceeds of which support our Rotary Club's international service projects. If you are not attending this event and are interested in ordering a ham, please contact us at president@rotarygeorgetown-on.ca NEW LOCATION 312 GUELPH ST., GEORGETOWN 905-877-2296 www.georgetowntoyota.com October 25, 2014 7:30 pm at Mold-Masters SportsPlex Georgetown Raiders vs. Oakville Blades Squeaking through the preliminary round with a 1-1-2 record, the Halton Hills atom AE Thunder allowed just 10 goals through six games to earn the championship at the Peter- borough Thanksgiving Challenge. Team members, front, from left, are: Braeden Gilbert, Jaden DaSilva, Ryan Shewell, Alex Wheeler, Melissa Hahnfeld, Cameron Playter, Lawson LeBlanc. Middle row: Chase Gallant, Noah Spencer, Marcos Morais, Erik Reid, Michael Yake, Jacob Gill. Back row: Coach Paul DaSilva, Drew Harding, Max Amtmann, head coach Jamie Harding, Cody Merritt, trainer Debbie Harding, Noah Miksic. Submitted photo Atom AE Thunder thankful for stingy defence in Peterborough The Halton Hills Thunder captured top spot in the 10-team atom additional entry rep division at the Peterborough Thanksgiving Classic minor hockey tournament, defeating the Kitchener Jr. Rangers 3-1 in the final. Preliminary round-- Halton Hills 2, Waterloo 2; Oshawa 3, Halton Hills 2; Halton Hills 2, Barrie 2; Hal- ton Hills 4, Amherstburg 2 Semifinal-- Halton Hills 2, Water- loo Wolves 1 Championship-- Halton Hills 3, Kitchener Jr. Rangers 1 Raiders short-circuit Chargers A couple of days after nearly letting a 6-0 second-period lead get away from them, the Georgetown Raiders were in no mood for entertaining opposition comebacks Monday night at the Port Credit Arena. The 10-1-1 Raiders skated to a 6-0 tri- umph over the 4-13-1 Chargers to extend their Ontario Junior Hockey League win streak to seven games. Richard Court (2), Steve Hladin, An- thony Marra, Jake Clements and David Perklin scored for the Raiders and net- minder Marc Williams earned his second shutout of the season, making 29 saves. The Raiders hosted the Oakville Blades Wednesday and in a scheduling quirk, the two former division rivals meet again in Georgetown Saturday at 7:30 p.m. On Saturday, Georgetown led the North York Rangers 6-0 by the mid-point of the contest, but had to hang on to a 7-5 victory as OJHL-leading scorer Steve Hladin completed a four-point night with a last-minute empty-netter. John Adams (3), Francois Cote and newcomer Cle- ments also scored for the Raiders, Marra chipped in three assists and netminder Marc Williams made 30 stops for the win. Head coach & GM Greg Walters add- ed to an already stingy defence by pick- ing up a pair of big 20-year-old blueliners from the St. Michael's Buzzers on Thurs- day as the 6-foot-4, 203-pound Clements and 6-foot-1, 205-pounder Nick Iafrate made their Raider debuts Saturday. In other moves, 20-year-old Connor Andersen was released and rookie Kyle Maksimovich signed with the OHL's Erie Otters. Jr. Rebels denied after late charge A battle for first place ended in con- troversy last week as the Georgetown Rebels lost 20-14 to the host Frank Hayden Huskies in Halton high school junior Tier II division play. The previously unbeaten Rebels twice thought they had crossed the goal line to tie the score in the final minute but were denied by the officials' spotting of the ball. Quarterback Mitch Spence rushed for one GDHS touchdown and connected with Spencer Lahn on a pass play for the other. With the loss, Georgetown's juniors are now tied at 4-1 with Frank Hayden and Iroquois Ridge for top spot in the Tier II loop with a game this Thursday at 1-3 St. Thomas Aquinas in Oakville, followed by a home date to close out the regular season against Iroquois Ridge on Oct. 30. Continued on pg. 41