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*Donation required. Offer based on first visit enrollment, minimum 12 mo. c.d. program. New members only. $30 appliea to initial service fee. Not valid with any other offer. Valid only at participating locations. ?2008 Curves International GEORGETOWN 39 Main St. S. Downtown Georgetown 9057020418 ACTON 374 Queen St. Acton, ON 5198530502 YOUR CURVES WILL AMAZE YOU. Join Curves during our 10th Annual Food Drive. Bring in a bag of non-perishable food items between March 3rd and March 15th, and join Curves for just $30. All groceries will be donated to local food banks. GEORGETOWN CREATIVE ARTS & SPORTS CAMP MARCH BREAK CAMP March 10-14,2008 8958 Trafalgar Road (Hillcrest United Church) 905-877-4376 or 905-864-8888 Since 1985 Subsidies available Licensed by the Ministry of Community and Social Services Fees: Monday-Friday $160 per week $35 daily Subsidy Available ARTS, CRAFTS, BAKING, INDOOR/OUTDOOR ACTIVE SPORTS, DRAMA, SCIENCE, MINI TRIPS Call or stop by to register. Need some help? Its never too late to upgrade your skills. Need to Know More? Contact Literacy North Halton 905-873-2200 Celebrating Adult Learners International Adult Learners Week March 3 - March 10, 2008 This week celebrates adult learners across the country. Literacy North Halton is a registered non-profit 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. Literacy North Halton Offers adults (19-65) the opportunity to improve their skills with two programs: Read * Spell * Write Program Reading Writing Basic Math Introduction to Computers Sheridan ACE (Academic Upgrading and Career Entrance) Math and/or English upgrading Earn Grade 12 equivalency credits Quality for Sheridan admission to post-secondary programs Quality for admission to Apprenticeship or Pre-apprenticeship programs Improve your academic and workplace skills. 12 Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, March 5, 2008 Georgetowns Wild Wing Raiders have advanced to the Ontario Minor Hockey Association minor midget AA semifinals and led Burlington three points to one after eliminating St. Catharines in four games. Georgetown 3, St. Catharines 3: Matt Weber (2G); Stan Gaweda (G); Todd Bannerman (2A); Adam Putnam, Jake Harding, Brent Jones, Andrew Haffner (A). Georgetown 2, St. Catharines 1: Weber, Haffner (G); Trevor Fillier, Jordan Milne, Bannerman, Jones (A); Kevin Sanderson (W). Georgetown 5, St. Catharines 3: Gaweda (2G, A); Weber (2G); Cory Williams (G); Harding, Paul Davison (2A); Dylan Hannan, Gaweda (A); Shayne Brown (W). Georgetown 6, St. Catharines 3: Weber (G, 3A); Bannerman (2G, A); Hannan, Harding (G); Jones (2A); Fillier, Bannerman (A); Sanderson (W). Round-robin Georgetown 4, Milton 3: Davison (G, 2A); Jones, Weber, Gaweda (G); Grant Massey (A); Sanderson (W). Georgetown 7, Flamborough 0: Hannan (2G, A); Weber (2G); Cody Gresswell, David Bathgate (2A); Putnam, Jones (G, A); Fillier (G); Haffner, Bannerman (A); Sanderson (SO). Midget AA Raiders Georgetowns Sunny Acre Farms Raiders advanced to the second round of OMHA play- downs in a tiebreaking game after a 3-1 record in the round-robin series. They were then eliminat- ed by Belle River in the best-of-5 series 3-1. Georgetown 5, Burlington 2: Chris Ackroyd (2G); Kyle Andrews, Chris Larade, Adam McGourty (G); Trevor Hill, Andrew Berlingieri, Brendan Gingras (A). Georgetown 6, Orangeville 2: Robert Turner (2G, A); Hill (G, 2A); Luke Ovenden, Gingras (G, A); Ackroyd (G); Dylan Chalmers (A). Burlington 5, Georgetown 4 (OT): Kyle Andrews (2G); Berlingieri (G, A); Stan Gaweda (G); Brent Jones (2A); Turner, Hill, Gingras, Robbie Robertson (A). Georgetown 6, Orangeville 1: Andrews (2G, 2A) Gingras, Robertson, Chalmers, Larade (G); Turner, Hill, Berlingieri, Kamil Burghardt (A). Georgetown 6, Burlington 4: Berlingieri (2G); Burghardt, Turner (G, 2A); Robertson (G, A); Brock Hamilton (G); Ackroyd (2A); Hill, Dickson (A). Minor Bantam AA Raiders The Buywise Windows & Doors Raiders from Georgetown have swept through to the champi- onship series of the minor bantam AA OMHA playoffs and will now face either Richmond Hill or Pickering. Georgetown 5, Milton 1: Tyler Topham (2G); Kyle Moore, Paul Chiapetta (G, A); Jarrett Gray (G); Adam MacKinnon, Cameron McKnight (A). Georgetown 5, Ancaster 4: MacKinnon (3G); Topham (G, A); Bryson Nicolucci (G); Cameron McKnight (2A); Brandon Clelland, Brett Scace, Moore, Chiapetta, Brett Pierce (A). Georgetown 2, Milton 1: Michael Nicolucci, Topham (G); MacKinnon, Moore, McKnight, Jarrett Gray (A). Georgetown 3, Flamborough 2: Michael Nicolucci, Clelland, Pierce (G); Bryson Nicolucci (2A); Connor Mortimer, Chiapetta, Moore (A). Georgetown 7, Ancaster 1: Michael Nicolucci (2G, 2A); MacKinnon (2G); Clelland (G, A); Michael Wallace, Moore, Chiapetta, Gray, Pierce, McKnight, Scace, Mortimer, Brett Gresswell (A). Minor Bantam AE Raiders Allowing just four goals against in eight games of the preliminary round, Georgetowns Ultimate Hockey Training Raiders went on to beat Oakville in the OMHA minor bantam AE Group 1-3 quar- terfinals and lead Whitby 2-1 in the best-of-5 final four. Georgetown 4, Oakville 1; Georgetown 8, Oakville 2; Oakville 2, Georgetown 1; Oakville 2, Georgetown 0; Georgetown 4, Oakville 2 Scoring: Travis Godfrey (4G, 3A); Alex Freer (2G, 2A); Conor McGucken, Will Petryniak, Robbie Johnson (2G, A); Mitchell Copping (G, 4A); Tyler Highfield (G, 2A); Brett Gresswell (G, A); Shane Findlay (2A); Matthew Knox, Curtis Jobin, Trevor VanderGlas (A); Aidan Hardiman (2W); Jason Field (W). Preliminary round Georgetown 7, Woolwich 0; Georgetown 6, Orangeville 0; Georgetown 6, Brampton 0; Georgetown 3, Stoney Creek 0; Georgetown 15, Woolwich 1; Georgetown 7, Brampton 2; Georgetown 1, Orangeville 0; Georgetown 3, Stoney Creek 1 Scoring: Highfield (8G, 3A); McGucken (6G, 11A); Travis Godfrey (6G, 4A); Gresswell (4G, 8A); Johnson, VanderGlas (4G, 4A); Copping (3G, 6A); Petryniak (3G, 5A); Daryl Ward, Sargent (2G, 4A); Freer (2G, 2A); Findlay (2G, A); Knox (G, 4A); Jobin (G, A); Ben Shearer (3A); Field, Hardiman (3SO). Minor Midget AE Raiders Georgetowns Hungry Man Raiders downed Stoney Creek 3-0 in the semifinals of the OMHA minor midget AE playdowns and will take on either Barrie or Georgina in the final. Quarterfinals Georgetown 4, Oakville 1: Ian McCrae (2G, A); Justin Kaye (G, A); Matt Quinn (G); Jeff Beedham (2A); Michael Pupo (A). Georgetown 8, Oakville 3: Taylor Brown (2G, 2A); Beedham (2G); Brandon Allison, Steven Damphousse, Pupo (G, A); Jamison Cass (G); Ryan Bateman (3A); Kaye (2A); Jacob Denomme, Brandon Hood, Jonty More (A). Oakville 4, Georgetown 3: Dylan Mercer (2G); Damphousse (G); Allison, Pupo (A). Oakville 3, Georgetown 2: Brown, Quinn (G); Allison, Beedham, Ben Carpenter, McCrae (A). Georgetown 5, Oakville 0: Allison, Hood (2G); Kyle Elliott (G); Brown, Pupo (A); Ben Salisbury (SO). Midget AE Raiders The New Solutions Capital Group Raiders from Georgetown advanced through the OMHA round-robin series in the midget AE division and were eliminated by Stoney Creek three games to one in the quarterfinals. Round-robin Georgetown 6, Orangeville 2: Brandon Medeiros (2G); Shane Sprayson (G, A); Jason Skweres, Brandon Usher, Cam Maltby (G); Andrew Best, Matt Brown (2A); Chad Fellows, Patrick White, Dylan Hanzelka (A); Thomas Harding (W). Caledon 3, Georgetown 2: Skweres, Usher (G); Brendan Uberig, Brown, Sprayson, Michael Jobin (A). Georgetown 9, Orangeville 0: Skweres (3G, A); Patrick White, Fellows, Maltby, Joe Lizewski (G, A); Sprayson, Brown (G); Hanzelka, Medeiros (2A); Harding (SO). Nearly pulling off a huge comeback over Burlingtons Nelson Lords, the Georgetown Rebels were knocked out of the Halton high school boys varsity hockey post-season at home Monday afternoon in a sudden-death playoff. The Rebels lost the opening game of the best-of-3 series 4-2 last Thursday and trailed in Mondays contest before rallying to win 6-5, forcing a mini-game to determine which team would advance to this Thursdays Halton final. Rob McLay scored for the Lords 3:20 into the overtime period. Jeff Pierce (3), Mike Parsons (2) and Nic Grasby had the Georgetown goals. The Rebels season isnt over, however, as they leave Thursday for a two-week tour of Europe along with Christ the Kings boys team. Rebels fall to Lords in high school hockey Rep hockey roundup Minor midgets reach semifinals