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We Wish You a Merry Christmas is the theme of this years annual Christmas concert performed by The Georgetown Childrens Chorus (GCC) on Saturday, December 1, 2007 at 12:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. The Chorus, directed by A. Dale Wood, will perform two concerts at the Georgetown Christian Reformed Church on Trafalgar Road. Local children and teens ranging from ages 5-19 will entertain audiences with choral arrangements and songs that are both spiritual and traditional. GCC is comprised of five choirs, Cherubs (ages 5-6), Juniors (ages 7-8) Intermediates (ages 9-11) and Seniors (ages 12-19). The GCC Performance Choir is made up of members from the Intermediate and Senior choirs and they will also perform. Singing now for sixteen seasons, the GCC Christmas concert has become a tradition within our community. It now has approximately 150 members who perform two to three major concerts a year as well as participating in many community events. Recently, the choir sang with The Georgetown Choral Society at the Remembrance Day Service, another community tradition. In March 2008, the Choir will perform again for the community with their concert at the John Elliot Theatre in Georgetown. Mark your calendars and be sure to attend this festive event. Tickets are $12.00 for Adults and $7.00 for children and can be purchased at The Freckled Lion, Bergsmas and Alexandres in Georgetown South. For more information, please call 905-877-6841. WILL BE PERFORMING THEIR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT DECEMBER 1ST, 2007 S e a n B r o w n S e a n r o w n of the week November 17, 2007 Proud Sponsor Providing aggregate to build schools, hospitals, roads and the Acton Rural Heritage Community Centre S e a n B r o w n spends Saturday afternoons in Acton at the Dufferin RHCC playing indoors with the yellow Under-11 team. He has been playing outdoor soccer for three years with Georgetown Soccer Club, and this is his first experience of indoor. He is a midfielder who enjoys covering the whole field during his games. 6 Sports & Leisure, Friday, November 23, 2007 Novice B Twisters Tying their opening game with Orangeville, the North Halton novice B Twisters then skated to two straight con- vincing wins to earn gold medals at the Chatham Outlaw Girls Hockey Tournament. Preliminary round North Halton 1, Orangeville 1: Emily Rinaldi (G); Madeleine Griffiths (A). North Halton 4, Windsor 0: Emily Slessor (G, 2A); Sarah Campbell (2G, A); Julia Findlay (G); Emily Rinaldi (3A); Mikayla DiCarlo, Grace Williams (A); Hunter Stinson (SO). Championship North Halton 6, Orangeville 1: Campbell, Rinaldi (2G, A); DiCarlo (G, 2A); Griffiths (G); Meaghan Leblanc, Julianna Popp, Slessor, Findlay (A); Hannah Miller, Stinson (W). Regular season North Halton 4, Cambridge 0: Findlay, Slessor (G, A); DiCarlo (2A); Williams, Sasha Collins (G); Rinaldi, Popp (A); Miller (SO). North Halton 6, Cambridge 0: Campbell (2G, A); Rinaldi, Williams (G, A); Collins, Madison Gardiner (G); Lauren Potter, Slessor (A); Stinson (SO). North Halton 6, Orangeville 0: Findlay (2G, A); Slessor (G, 2A); Gardiner, Williams (G, A); Collins (G); DiCarlo (2A); Campbell, Rinaldi, Alison Childs (A); Stinson (SO). The North Halton Twisters have won three novice B regular season games in a row with shutouts while also taking the championship of a tournament in Chatham. Team members (front, from left) are: Alison Childs, Hannah Miller, Hunter Stinson. Second row: Julianna Popp, Lauren Potter, Madeleine Griffiths, Mikayla DiCarlo, Sarah Campbell, Meaghan Leblanc, Emily Slessor. Third row: Manager Marcy Dunlop, Emily Rinaldi, Krista Hack, Grace Williams, Julia Findlay. Back row: Assistant coaches Brian Slessor, Guliano DiCarlo, Eric Hack, head coach Rick Findlay. Submitted photo Novice squad tops in Chatham Continued from pg. 5 Paul Anderson Paul Anderson is an avid sportsman, and when not on the slopes or the courts, he is the licensed insurance agent in the Georgetown CAA Store. Visit or call Paul about CAAs comprehensive auto and property insurance products. When speaking to Paul hell tell you, With CAAs Forgive & ForgetTM program your driving record and insurance rates will be protected in the event of your first at-fault accident. We also offer 15% multi- vehicle discounts and additional discounts for CAA Members. Youve relied on CAA for your roadside assistance, why not count on them for your home and auto insurance as well? Call or visit today for a no-obligation quote. Auto & Property Insurance from CAA 374 Guelph Street email: pa4@caasco.ca Georgetown phone: 905.702.9663 Office Hours: 9am to 5pm JOHN 3 VERSE 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. SPECIAL MEETING AT CENTENNIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL 233 DELREX BLVD., GEORGETOWN Sunday November 25, 2007, 3:00 p.m. ALEX NEWELL INVITES EVERYONE TO COME AND HEAR HOW HE WAS TAKEN FROM A LIFE OF SIN AND GIVEN PEACE WITH GOD THROUGH THE LORD JESUS CHRIST Dr. Larry Saunders, Administrator of Whitefield Christian Schools will bring a short message from the Word of God after the testimony. NEED WHEELS? WE CAN HELP. Bankrupt (Discharged or Un-discharged?) In credit counselling or proposal? New Immigrant/Refugee? Too Young/Too Old? No established credit? APPROVED QUICKLY - CONFIDENTIALLY IF YOU ARE EMPLOYED WE CAN HELP! Specialists in Automotive Financing. Your circumstances. Your rate. 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