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FLU SHOT CLINIC HALTON HILLS FAMILY HEALTH is offering flu shots for patients registered with Drs. Bartlett, Bourns, Deichert, Farragos & Sutherland AT OUR OFFICE 171 Guelph St. (Real Canadian Super Store) DROP IN ONLY Friday Nov. 2 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm Saturday Nov. 3 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm and Friday Nov. 9 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm Saturday Nov. 10 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm PLEASE BRING YOUR VALID HEALTH CARD ABrighterFuture Halton Learning Foundations 4thAnnual Celebration Dinner Thursday November 8, 2007 FOUNDATION HALTON LEARNING Featuring: Damon Allen, Quarterback for the Toronto Argonauts Location: Oakville Conference Centre, 2515 Wyecroft Road, Oakville Reception: 5:30 pm - Dinner: 7:00 pm Tickets: $85 each or $600 for a table of eight For more information, please call 905-335-3665, Ext. 3408 Halton DistrictSchool Board Charitable Number: 88997 5223 RR0001 The families of Korin (Minnie) Mellor & Shane Wilson are thrilled to announce their engagement. Wedding to take place in Cuba, February 4, 2008. Love always to you both! Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, October 31, 2007 17 Tory McCracken of the Georgetown Rebels works her way past a St. Thomas Aquinas opponent during the Rebels win in Halton Secondary School Athletic Association junior girls basketball play Monday. No scoring details were available. In junior football play the Rebels downed Milton 32-8 to finish the regular season 4-2. Zach Seaborne had two touchdowns while singles went to Brendan Elliott and Jason Henschiel. Ian McRae had a field goal and three converts. The junior football Rebels will meet St. Thomas Aquinas in Oakville Tuesday while the senior Rebels will begin playoffs at home Wednesday. Photo by Ted Brown Georgetown Wild Wing Minor Midget AA Raiders reached the semifi- nals of a tournament in Pickering before being shaded by Brantford 2-1. Prelinary round: Georgetown 4, Brantford 3: Cory Williams (2G, A); Stan Gaweda (2G), Paul Davison (4A); Brent Jones, Matt Weber (A); Shayne Brown (W). Georgetown 6, Pickering 5: Davison 2G, 2A); Gaweda (2G); Dylan Hannan, Weber (G); Williams (2A); Todd Bannerman, Andrew Haffner (A); Shayne Brown (W). Georgetown 6, Georgina 1: Bannerman (G, 2A); Davison, Jake Harding, Jones (G, A); Williams, Hannan (G); Adam Putnam (2A); Weber, Gaweda, Cody Gresswell (A); Kevin Sanderson (W). Semifinal Brantford 2, Georgetown 1: Gaweda (G), Davison, Williams (A). Regular season Georgetown 3, St. Catharines 1: Hannan (2G); Gresswell (G); Harding, Davison, Bannerman, Trevor Fillier (A). Caledon 5, Georgetown 3: Davison, Williams, Bannerman (G); Gaweda, Gresswell, Andrew Haffner, David Bathgate (A). Georgetown 6, Flamborough 3: Bannerman (3G, 2A); Fillier (G, A); Weber, Williams (G); Haffner (2A); Davison, Hannan, Gresswell (A). Georgetown 5, Guelph 2: Haffner, Bannerman (2G, A); Harding (G); Weber (2A); Williams, Gresswell (A). Novice AA Raiders After dropping their season-opener to Oakville 6-0, Georgetowns Krause Re/Max Realty Raiders played well in their next three Tri-County novice AA division contests. Georgetown 5, Guelph 4: Aiden Radford, Mitchell Shorgan, Sarah Fillier, Justin Knebel, Jean-Sebastien Pearce (G); Noah Stevenson (2A); Alexander Quinn, Braden OConnell, Michael Russiani, Braydon Sloan (A). Georgetown 2, Oakville 2: Knebel, Shorgan (G); Bradon OConnell, Sloan, Pearce (A). Georgetown 7, Burlington 1: Shorgan (2G, 2A); Fillier, Stevenson (2G); Pearce (G); Aidan McMahon (2A); Knebel, Aidan Radford (A). Minor Atom AE Raiders A 4-3 overtime win over Whitby clinched the championship for Georgetowns Right to Play Raiders at a minor atom additional entry rep tour- nament in Markham. Preliminary round Georgetown 7, Ajax 0; Georgetown 3, Pickering 1; Whitby 3, Georgetown 2 Semifinal Georgetown 3, Caledon 0 Championship Georgetown 4, Whitby 3 (OT) Atom AA Raiders Georgetowns Lindt Chocolate Raiders made it to the semifinals of an atom AA tournament in Flamborough before bowing out to Caledon. Preliminary round Georgetown 7, Etobicoke 3: Mitchell MacLeod (2G); Ty Cadeau (G, A); Andrew Perehiniak, Jeff Brown, Matthew Mercer, Adam Lencz (G); Ryan Bayley (2A); Kyle Cameron, Jacob Medeiros, Reece Clare (A). Brampton 6, Georgetown 2: Cadeau, Mercer (G); Cameron (2A); Connor Fisken (A). Georgetown 4, Toronto 2: Cameron (G, 2A); Cadeau (2G); Fisken (G, A); Avery Chenier, Mercer Brown (A). Semifinals Caledon 3, George- town 0 Regular season Burlington 2, Georgetown 1: Medeiros (G); Lencz, Reece Clare (A). Georgetown 4, Guelph 2: Cadeau, Knebel, Medeiros, Bayley (G); Cameron, Mercer, Robbie White (A). Georgetown 3, Caledon 1: Perehiniak (2G); Mercer (G); Lencz (2A); Cadeau, Medeiros (A). Georgetown 3, St. Catharines 0: Mercer (2G); Perehiniak (G); Cadeau (2A); Medeiros (A). Atom Select Raiders The MW Lee Print Raiders of Georgetown were edged in Waterloo by the Wolves in their second game of the major atom select season. Waterloo 4, Georgetown 3: Thomas Hunt (G, 2A); Justin Dool (2G); David Neely, Adam Gould, Elliot Jarmain (A). Coming through Rep hockey roundup Minor Midget Raiders edged in tournament final