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**Season registrations are due by October 15th ACTON CURLING CLUB You are invited to an OPEN HOUSE! Enjoy FREE curling every night from 7:00 - 9:00 pm October 9-12, 2007. (Instruction & equipment provided) Membership Rates (+ tax) Mens/Ladies $258.00 Ladies One Night $176.00 Couples $457.00 Juniors $ 60.00 Seniors/Students $176.00 JOIN THE FUN! Acton Curling Club - 242 Churchill Rd. N., Acton L7J 2M2 For further information call Susan @ 519-853-2386 or the Club @ 519-853-0110 check out our website at www.actoncurlingclub.com League Play Mens Mon @ 6:45 & 9 pm Ladies Tues @ 7 pm Mixed Wed @ 6:45 or 9 pm Or Fri @ 6:45 & 9 pm Juniors Thurs @ 6:30-8:30 pm Seniors Tues & Thurs @ 8 am & 10 am OCTOBER 9 & 10 - FOR ADULTS OCTOBER 11 - FOR KIDS OCTOBER 12 - OUR MINI CLINIC ? ? ? ` ? i ? ? ? ? i ? > ? i ? > } i ? ? > ? ? > ? i ? ? V ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? } ? ? ? ? i ? V ? ? v ? ? ? ? ? ? ? v ? V ? ? ? ? i ? ? ? > ? ? ? > ? ? ? 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Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, October 3, 2007 17 After two runner-up finishes at elite-level high school senior boys volleyball tourna- ments in the past month, the Georgetown Rebels found the third time to be the charm in Toronto last Friday. The Rebels, who are 4-0 in the Halton Secondary School Athletic Association Volpe Division standings, needed a third-and-decid- ing set win of 15-10 over Donald A. Wilson Secondary School of Whitby to claim the championship at the Seneca Sting Invitational late last week. Those same two teams had met in the pre- liminary round of the tournament and split a pair of games, but other than that the Rebels swept through the competition, including a straight-set win over R.S. McLaughlin of Oshawa in the semifinals. In the final, Georgetowns seniors again took control from the start, winning game one 25-19 before dropping the next set 14-25, leading to an intense tiebreaker. The guys have had a tough time with the consistency this year, said GDHS head coach Kyle Stewart. Game one is generally tight vol- leyball with strong communication, but game two begins with a quiet team that comes off the bench flat something that will need to be cor- rected if this team hopes to reach its potential. Ricky Davids was named tourney MVP, while setter Matt Barker made the all-star squad for his efforts in the championship match. Aaron Hnatiw was the Rebels top serv- er on the day. Elsewhere in HSSAA action, the Actons junior boys came back after dropping the first game 25-14 to beat Milton 25-22, 15-10 last week for their first victory of the season. Christ the Kings senior boys were 3-0 in the Volpe Divison heading into Tuesdays match at Oakvilles White Oaks. Football Georgetown and rival Christ the King are set for a rematch of last years HSSAA Division 2 senior boys title game this Thursday as the Rebels host the Jaguars starting at 3:30 p.m. Both teams are 1-1 in 2007 and were throt- tled by Burlingtons best last Friday, as the Jags lost at home to Nelson 31-7 and the Rebels were beaten 37-7 at Notre Dame. David Juszczyk had the lone touchdown for CtK, while Dan Kearns accounted for GDHSs major score. Georgetowns Cedarvale Park was a beehive of activity on Thursday as close to 500 8-10 year- olds participated in the annual Optimist Club cross-country races, drawing nine Halton Hills elementary schools. Following are the top three finishers from each of Thursdays races on the 5-km Cedarvale course: 8-year-old Girls 1.Kayla Hutchinson, Joseph Gibbons; 2.Breann Zilkey, Joseph Gibbons; 3.Kayla Higgins, Pineview 8-year-old Boys 1.Liam Osborne, Harrison; 2.LJ Strachan, Limehouse; 3.Danny Saulnier, Joseph Gibbons 9-year-old Girls 1.Hannah Scott, Silver Creek; 2.Mackenzie Cameron, St. Catherine; 3.Macey Auger, Silver Creek 9-year-old Boys 1.Josh Cartwright, Glen Williams; 2.Sam Gates, Pineview; 3.Ryan Childs, Joseph Gibbons 10-year-old Girls 1.Grace Watson, George Kennedy; 2.Anja Vesterback, Silver Creek; 3.Lauren Rock, George Kennedy 10-year-old Boys 1.Matthew Kneel, Joseph Gibbons; 2.Shane Brockbank, Glen Williams; 3.Brendan Stevenson, St. Brigid Third time lucky for Rebels Optimist Club cross-country meet wraps up