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•T he IFP• H alton H ills, Thursday, O ctober 31, 2013 33 Mississauga (Erin Mills) 2933 Eglinton Ave. W. 905-820-9965 Mississauga (Clarkson Village) 1692 Lakeshore Road West 905-823-3053 Georgetown 346 Guelph St. 905-877-2947 Milton 700 Main St. E. 905-878-8171 We would like to take this time to personally thank all of our customers and employees in Georgetown, Acton, Limehouse, Rockwood, Erin and Hillsburgh for their continued support, which has enabled us to achieve all that we have accomplished since we started this business in July 2009. With this new store, we look forward to building even more great relationships with customers and contractors as we continued to proudly serve our communities. We strive to be the #1 home renovation store in the entire market by inspiring our customers and building their dreams. Thank you for shopping RONA Georgetown and for shopping Canadian. 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First, it must be understoodthat thumb sucking is a "natural reflex". An ultrasound test on a developing baby will often show him or her sucking a thumb. When this habit goes on for too long, however, orthodontic problems can often occur. By the age of six or seven, the child's permanent teeth are just beginning to arrive. Before then, thumb sucking will cause few problems. After permanent teeth arrive, abnormal pressure from the thumb can cause the front upper teeth to become "bucked". The bottom front teeth then become crowded backward. A misalignment of the teeth occurs. So, how do you stop thumb sucking for your four or five year old? Some have found gloving the hand, dipping the thumb in vinegar and increased attention to the child help. In the end, though, treatment depends on how long and often the thumb sucking occurs. To avoid any permanent damage, don't delay your attempts to stop this habit. 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Georgetown, ON 905.873.8729 Julia Fountain, BSc, ND The North Halton peewee A Twisters went undefeated through six games, which included four shutouts, on their way to winning the Etobicoke Dolphins' Pink the Rink Girls' Hockey Tournament earlier this month. After posting 2-0 victories over Belleville and North Bay in the playoff round to reach the final, the Twisters and Sudbury couldn't decide the outcome until the sec- ond period of overtime with three skaters aside when North Halton scored the win- ner with 31 seconds remaining. Preliminary round-- North Halton 3, Sudbury 2; North Halton 2, Durham 0; North Halton 0, Flamborough 0 Quarterfinal-- North Halton 2, Belleville 0Semifinal-- North Halton 2, North Bay 0 Championship-- North Halton 3, Sud- bury 2 (OT) The North Halton Twisters defeated Sudbury 3-2 in double overtime to capture the Pink the Rink tournament championship for the peewee A division in Etobicoke recently. Team members (front, from left) are: Goalies Daley Burnaccioni, Jaime Hendershot. Sec- ond row: Megan Williams, Tanner Mclaughlin, Mallory Stephens, Sarah Doherty, Megan Brinco, Kaity McInall. Third row: Lizzie Gibson, Hailey Armstrong, Kathleen Reedman and Sarah Thomsen, (top) Katie Jurus, coach Mike Stephens, Devyn Chiappino, Marin Delaney, Elena Stone, assistant coach Tim Reedman, Rachel Smith, assistant coach Ian Mclaughlin, trainer Mandy Gibson. Absent: Trainer Marilyn Johnson. Submitted photo Team of the week: Peewee A Twisters