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th ei fp .c a Th e IF P -H al to n H ill s | T hu rs da y, M ay 23 ,2 01 9 | 32 Joanne Berentson (Bingham) was in Grade 8 and already stood five- foot-10 when her dad intro- duced her to Grant Clat- worthy, his fellow teacher and coach at Georgetown District High School (GDHS). Berentson played pretty much every sport imagin- able, but Clatworthy's saw a lot of potential in his area of expertise. "He said he was going to make a volleyball player out of me," Berentson re- calls. He would deliver on that promise. Berentson would go on to lead Clatworthy's GDHS team to a provincial high school title before accept- ing a scholarship at West- ern Michigan University, where she would set sever- al records that still stand today. She followed that up with playing with the Ca- nadian national team at the world championships, and later having a pro ca- reer in Europe. "I thought maybe I could play in college, and you al- ways knew Team Canada was out there," Berentson said. "It opened up so much for me. I didn't even know pro volleyball existed when I was in high school." Berentson, who now lives in Arizona, also wasn't aware there was a Halton Hills Sports Muse- um Hall of Fame until she found out she had been nominated. Now she is part of the 2019 class that includes Emily Boycott, COMMUNITY VOLLEYBALL A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITIES FOR SPORTS HALL OF FAMER HERB GARBUTT hgarbutt@metroland.com See BOYCOTT, page 34 Gary Carr Regional Chair Meetings at Halton Region, 1151 Bronte Rd., Oakville, L6M 3L1 Visit halton.ca for full schedule. June 19 9:30 a.m. Regional Council NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSURE Halton is an exceptional cycling destination for both experienced and recreational cyclists looking to stay active and enjoy the region. Halton's 2019 cycling map offers updated information to help make your next ride an enjoyable one: • eight routes for cyclists at every level, including highlights and interesting destinations; • Ontario By Bike amenities such as shops, restaurants and overnight accommodations marked on the map; and • challenging and adventurous mountain biking trails. From lakefront trails to scenic rural routes to dedicated on-road bicycle lanes to the indoor track at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre - Milton velodrome, you can experience cycling at its best in Halton. To get the map, visit halton.ca. Experience Halton by bike using our newmap! 05 23 19 Wastewater Service Improvements onMain Street South and Park Avenue in the Town of Halton Hills (Georgetown) To accommodate road restoration and resurfacing, a temporary road closure is scheduled to take place on Main Street South between Church Street and Park Avenue fromMonday, May 27 at 6 a.m. to Tuesday, May 28 at 7 p.m. Access for local residents will be maintained at all times. Project Number: PR-3082A-18 More Information: For more information about Regional improvement projects: • Visit halton.ca • Sign up to receive email notices and updates • Email accesshalton@halton.ca or call 311 ROAD CLOSURE ROUTE DETOUR M A IN S TR E E T S O U TH C H A R LE S S TR E E T JAMES STREET MAPLE AVE NUE PARK AVENUE CHURCH STREET Please contact us, as soon as possible, if you have any accessibility needs at Halton Region events or meetings. TEE TIME MELANIE FRAZER 905-877-5236, Ext: 400 mfrazer@nhgcc.ca | www.nhgcc.com *HST APPLIES ALONG WITH OTHER FEES. PLEASE CONTACT THE CLUB FOR DETAILS. Enjoy the private club experience with our 2019 Trial Membership offer. REDUCED FEES FOR MEMBERS UNDER 40! TEE TIME PLAYHERE FIRST! CONSIDERINGMEMBERSHIP?