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34 ·The IFP· Halton Hills ·Thursday, September 20, 2012 Tim Hortons locations present $1,000 scholarships Therese Zamora (third from left), her brother Tudor and dad Roy, along with Taylor Mc- From left, Mountainview Rd. N. Tim Hortons general manager Peter Brzozowicz and Mahon (third from right) received their Tim Hortons $1,000 scholarships from (left to owner Mary Walker present $1,000 scholarships to Stephanie Cook and Stephanie Henright) Guelph St. location general manager Peter Brzozowicz, owner Mary Walker and derson alongside store managers Melissa Lane and Tanya Drake. managers Frances Berg and Erin Loughran. Photo by Eamonn Maher Photo by Eamonn Maher Directors for the day Laidlaw Tourney to JumpStart The 9th Annual Bill Laidlaw Memorial Golf Tournament, held this summer was another great day of golf and fellowship. The Eagle Ridge Golf Course hosted the event in honour of Bill Laidlaw to raise funds for the youth of the Noval United Church and the Halton Hills community. Brad Fraser, representing the Bill Laidlaw Memorial Fund committee was pleased to present Canadian Tire Jumpstart Chapter Chair, Anne McClenaghan, with a cheque for $1,500. This money will help ensure Jumpstart can help more local kids to get active by giving them the opportunity to participate in local sports and recreation. On the final day of the Town of Halton Hills's summer camp and aquatics program, two staff members get to spend the day in the shoes of Director of Recreation Terry Alyman while he works as a supervisor at one of the camps. Kirstin Shenk and Kyle Chapman were hard at work in Alyman's office during the morning before hitting the road in the afternoon to tour some of the town's recreation facilities. Shenk just graduated from the University of Toronto's kinesiology program and is now taking in Humber College's grad program for exercise science and lifestyle management, with Chapman heading into his third year at the University of Guelph for commerce and accounting. Photo by Eamon Maher Outstanding Employee Office Magic employee Tracey Thornhill (centre) was recently named Outstanding Employee by Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce, after being nominated by her employer. Thornhill, who has been at Office Magic for eight years, was joined by Chamber chair Norm Paget and director Wendy Farrow-Reed for the presentation. Photo by Ted Brown Flint is ready to putt Adoptable one-and-a-half-year-old Siberian Husky/ Husky Mix "Flint" was on hand at Eagle Ridge Golf Club for the Upper Credit Humane Society's annual Golf Tournament. Photo by Jon Borgstrom Scorpio's Peace & Polish opens Mayor Rick Bonnette joins the Scorpio's Peace & Polish team as they celebrate the salon's grand opening and official first day on August 23. The salon offers nail care, waxing, tinting, facials, haircuts and more. Appointments are preferred but walkins are accepted. Scorpio's is located at 134 Guelph Street in Georgetown (across from Christ the King). For more information, call 905-702-1615 or email peace_polish@live.com. On hand for the grand opening are (from left) Ryleigh Metcalfe, Shayna Middaugh, owner Tammie Field, Andie Field, Mayor Rick Bonnette and Rekha Abhi. Photo by Andrea Lefebvre