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*Based on the purchase of a 1 year PAP membership. Bi-weekly dues of $23 will commence based on your PAP start date and will remain at that respective rate for the duration of your membership. No additional fees are required above the membership fee. Offer valid at Georgetown Coed Club only. One club price only. Limited time offer. Other restrictions apply, see club for details. SINCLAIR AVENUE COED CLUB 65 Sinclair Avenue, Georgetown NOW OPEN Join Today! $11.50PER WEEK No Enrolment & No Money Down on a 1 year membership!* PAY ONLY 905-702-9013 Live a Healthier Lifestyle. GEORGETOWN GARDEN CENTRE 140 GUELPH ST. 905-877-8882 (The former Georgetown Fruit Market building) GARDEN TOMATOES & BARTLETT PEARS (Reg. $24.99) ~ CLOSED MONDAYS ~ For Thanksgiving & Fall $1999SALE Straw Bales Gourds Indian Corn Corn Stalks PUMPKINS & UP Extra Large ACCENT PLANTERS Fresh Pie & Jack-o-Lantern 99 FOR THE GARDEN GARDEN MUMS ea . 3 1900 699 (2 gallonpot)or Large Variety of Colours FOR ACE Program* College Preparation Course - Georgetown Satellite Location Are you College Ready? We can help. Part-time evening classes offering English and Math upgrading for those wishing to: Qualify for college admission Retrain return to the workforce Apply for apprenticeship Earn grade 12 equivalency We offer: Personalized service (1:1 support from a Sheridan College professor) A fl exible alternative to traditional learning (comfortable, adult environment) Free academic assessments ACE students are registered with Sheridan College*This program is recognized by all Ontario Colleges CUSTOM HOMES NESTLEDOM HOMES NESTLE IN THE PARKS OF ERIN IN THE ARKS OF ERI 3 models to choose from 3/4 acre well treed lots 4 bedroom 2 1/2 baths Hardwood fl oors Spacious kitchen Master bedroom includes 5 piece ensuite Wrap around porch Ricciuto Custom Homes has been building distinct quality homes for home buyers for more than 35 years. Ricciuto Custom HomesRicciuto Custom Home 416-458-7166 ricciutohomes@aol.com Acton/Georgetown, Friday, October 3, 2008 3 Habitat for Humanity Halton (HFHH) has announced that PMI Canada, through The PMI Foundation, has become a Master Home Builder Sponsor for the current Georgetown build pro- ject. In addition to donating $60,000 toward the cost of construction, PMI Canada has invited the Hamilton-Halton Home Builders Association to join them in participating in the Georgetown project. The Hamilton-Halton Home Builders Association will join PMI as volunteers and com- munity partners in building affordable housing and promoting homeownership as a means of breaking the cycle of poverty. For more than 30 years, The PMI Group, Inc. has combined its risk management expertise and financial strength to serve its customers and the worlds financial markets. PMIs insurance prod- ucts support the mortgage finance system by providing protection to lenders and investors in the event of borrower default. By protecting mortgage lenders and investors from credit loss- es, PMI helps to ensure mortgages are available to prospective homebuyers. The PMI Group has a long tradition of contributing to Habitat builds as a Cornerstone partner with over 130 builds completed. We are honoured to contribute to this worthwhile build. Although PMI Canada, a sub- sidiary of PMI Mortgage Insurance Co., is with- drawing from Canada due to market conditions, this build is part of our legacy of sustainable homeownership here in Canada, stated Janet Martin, President and CEO, PMI Canada. It is only with the support of companies like PMI Canada that Habitat for Humanity Halton is able to fulfil its mission of providing simple, decent affordable homes to those in need, said Kathrin Delutis, Executive Director for HFHH. We are blessed to have been chosen by PMI Canada as a charity they wish to support this year and we are grateful for that support. The money will go towards the costs of building and providing a home for a hard work- ing family currently living in substandard hous- ing. Construction of the home is well underway on John St. in Georgetown, along with two other Habitat homes, and is expected to be completed this month. Information accompanying a photo in the Wednesday, Oct. 1 edition about the Fourth Georgetown Scouting group cleaning up Hungry Hollow incorrectly identified the youths in the photo. Five-year-old Jason Domingos and six-year- old Ryan Docker, both of the 4th Georgetown Beavers, were pictured. The Independent & Free Press regrets the error. Georgetown build gets $60,000 donation from PMI Master sponsor joins Habitat Youngsters misindentified Canadian Olympic Women's Hockey team goalie Sami Jo Small a double gold medal- list has been volunteering her time at the Georgetown Habitat for Humanity build site at 51 John Street. Photo by Ted Brown