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Come and Play Football Saturday December 1st and Sunday December 2nd Georgetown Marketplace Mall www.haltonhillsfootball.com (during Mall hours) PHOTOCOPY OF BIRTH CERTIFICATE REQUIRED! HALTON HILLS MINOR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 2008 EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION House League: (10-12 yrs)- $290 Rep: PeeWee (13-14 yrs) JV (15-17 yrs) $330. Twice as Fast. Half the Cost. Natural Gas Water Heaters She works twice as fast as everyoneelse... So does her natural gas water heater. * Ju ly 20 07 ra tes fo r n atu ra l g as an d e lec tri cit y.B as ed on a fou r p ers on ho us eh old . Do es no t i nc lud e m on thl y f ixe d c ha rg es for na tur al ga s a nd el ec tri cit y. U nio n G as L im ite d 2 00 7 1 0/2 00 7 UG 20 07 00 24 uniongas.com/waterheaters A smart home uses natural gas not electricity to heat water. Why is natural gas the smart choice? Thats easy. A natural gas water heater: - Is fast. Natural gas delivers twice as much hot water in the same time as an electric water heater - Saves over 40%* on your water heating energy bill which adds up to over $2,400 over your water heaters lifetime - Reduces the load on Ontarios electric grid Visit uniongas.com/waterheaters and well get you started on saving money, using less energy and enjoying tubs of comforting hot water because a natural gas water heater is Sports & Leisure, Friday, November 23, 2007 5 Fifty-seven rep and house league teams are entered in this weekends North Halton Twisters Girls Hockey Association eighth- annual tournament, with games scheduled for Georgetown, Acton and Milton arenas. Preliminary-round games begin today (Friday) at 5 p.m. and will run from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday. The championship f inals are set for Sunday. There will be house league divisions for the novice, atom, peewee, bantam and midget/intermediate age groups, with peewee A and midget A rep categories as well. 57 teams entered Twisters to host tournament this weekend Outscoring the opposition 12-4, the North Halton Twisters earned the tourney title for the bantam C division recently in St. Catharines. Team members (front, from left) are: Goalies Brittney Allison, Heather Bailey. Middle row: Jennifer Mackenzie, Samantha Cleve, Tiffany Debono, Connor Vincent, Emily Marshall, Emma Turney. Back row: Trainer Jennifer Witten, assistant coach Laurie Buzzell, Taylor Farkas, Alexandra McCabe, Lovisa Forsstrom, Cynthia Davis, Brooke Hill, Nickole Leaver, Haylee Drew, Nicole Muirhead, head coach Rick McCabe. Absent was assistant coach Wes Oliver. Submitted photo Haylee Drew scored with 31 sec- onds remaining in sudden death overtime to cap off a winning week- end for the North Halton bantam C Twisters as they earned the champi- onship at the St. Catharines Chaos tournament earlier this month. Preliminary round North Halton 5, Woodstock 2: Lovisa Forsstrom (2G, 2A); Samantha Cleve, Brooke Hill, Emma Turney (G); Haylee Drew (2A); Cynthia Davis, Alexandra McCabe, Emily Marshall, Nicole Muirhead (A). North Halton 2, St. Catharines 0: Connor Vincent (G, A); Muirhead (G); Hill, Taylor Farkas (A). North Halton 3, Lindsay 1: Muirhead (2G); Vincent (G); Jennifer Mackenzie, Nickole Leaver, Forsstrom, Drew (A). Championship North Halton 2, St. Catharines 1: Forsstrom, Drew (G); McCabe, Marshall, Turney (A). Twisters roundup Bantam Cs win tourney See NOVICE, pg. 6