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•T h e IF P • H alto n H ills, Thursday, January 9, 2014 19 available january 4, 2014 our spring/summer catalogue 2014! Pick up yourFREEcopy at any Sears catalogue location or view it online atwww.sears.ca/cataloguecentral Our expanded fashion and accessories selection offers fresh styles for Spring and bright designs for your home. You'll find it all in this 900+ page catalogue that's bloomingwith inspiring ideas. Enjoy convenient shopping from the comfort of your homewith 24/7 ordering and flexible shipping options. You can also download the Sears Catalogue iPad App! Scan the QR codewith your iPad to download and start shopping with the Sears Catalogue iPad App or visit www.sears.ca/iPad available january 4, 2014 SPORTS Don't miss The Georgetown Raiders host the North York Rangers in OJHL action Saturdayat 7:30 p.m. at Alcott Arena Former Toronto Maple Leaf fan favourite Dave 'Tiger' Williams thrilled the 1,000-plus spectators at the Alcott Arena Sunday with his famous goal celebration. Williams scored on a penalty shot dur- ing the annual fundraising contest between the Leafs' alumni and the Halton Hills Fire Department. Photo by Eamonn Maher Another year, another sell- out crowd for the seventh- annual charity exhibition hockey game between the To- ronto Maple Leafs' alumni and members of the Halton Hills Fire Department in George- town Sunday afternoon. More than a thousand spec- tators were in attendance at the Alcott Arena to see a cast of retired Leafs including 50- goal scorers Gary Leeman and Rick Vaive, the irrepressible Tiger Williams and a George- town resident, Matt Martin. Acton's Shawna Dinwoody, a cancer survivor, took a turn in goal for the Leafs' alumni again this year. The event raised approxi- mately $10,000 for Cancer As- sistance Services Halton Hills and since its founding in 2007, close to $80,000 has been gen- erated for local charities. Leafs' Alumni, HHFD raise 10Gs for CAShh Acton hosts Skates Alive Members of the Georgetown Skating Club fared well at the recent Skates Alive competi- tion hosted by the Acton Skating Club, involv- ing teams from the Midway West Area. Individual gold medals were earned by Leah- Sophie O'Meara (Pre-Preliminary Solo Dance), Caitie Mollenhauer (Adult Gold Free Skating), Antoinette Sprongl (CanSkate Individual Ele- ments - Orange) and the duo of Alana Carras and Miracle Crawford won the CanSkate Team Elements - Rainbows category. Following are the results of GSC team mem- bers who placed in the top six in their category at Skates Alive: Hannah Borotsik, Teana Graziani (2nd Ju- nior Bronze Team Elements); Spenser Cal- laghan (2nd Adult Gold Free Skating); Miracle Crawford (2nd CanSkate Individual Elements - Green); Rebecca Sherk (2nd Pre-Introducto- ry Interpretive); Madelyn Gander (2nd Senior Bronze Solo Dance); Alexandra Duke, Amy Gingrich (2nd Introductory Team Elements); Justine Brooks, Leah-Sophie O'Meara (3rd Pre- liminary Team Elements); Victoria Cockburn (3rd Adult Gold Free Skating); Alana Carras (3rd CanSkate Individual Elements - Green); Rachael Logan (3rd Bronze Interpretive); Reka Somogyi (4th Introductory Freeskate); Madelyn Gander (4th Bronze Interpretive); Natalie Gago (4th Pre-Preliminary Development Freeskate); Sophia Succo (5th Introductory Freeskate); Justine Brooks (5th Preliminary Development Freeskate); Amy Gingrich (6th Pre-Introducto- ry Freeskate); Alexandra Duke (6th Pre-Intro- ductory Freeskate); Monika Nawrocki (6th Pre- liminary Development Freeskate); Leah Sophie -O'Meara (6th Pre-Introductory Freeskate). Acton Skating Club results from Skates Alive included: Victoria Nowak (1st Pre-Intro- ductory Women Group 1); Amy Conroy (1st Senior Bronze Solo Dance, 6th Junior Bronze Development Women Group 2); Allison Foot (1st Preliminary Development Women Group 5, 2nd Junior Silver Solo Dance); Alexie War- ner (1st Junior Bronze Development Women Group 3); Paige Simmons (1st Preliminary Solo Dance Group 2); Emma Hollings (1st Sil- ver Interpretive, 5th Junior Bronze StarSkate Women Group 3); Linsy Eldridge (3rd Pre-Pre- liminary Development Women Group 2, 3rd Junior Bronze Solo Dance); Chelsea Elliott (3rd Preliminary Development Women Group 5, 5th Bronze Interpretive Group 2); Azlynn Russell (3rd Pre-Introductory Interpretive Group 1, 5th Junior Bronze Solo Dance); Lindsey Rus- sell (3rd Pre-Preliminary Solo Dance Group 1); Abby Sweezie (3rd Pre-Preliminary Solo Dance Group 2); Victoria Glogowski (3rd Introductory Interpretive); Hannah Tassone (4th Pre-Prelim- inary Solo Dance Group 2); Annika Peck (4th Preliminary Solo Dance Group 2); Niki Topper Dixon (4th Preliminary Solo Dance Group 1); Ethan Rutherford (5th Pre-Preliminary Devel- opment Men); Livia Aguiar-Hawksby (5th Can- Skate Individual Elements Green); Riley Rep- par (6th Junior Bronze Solo Dance) (From left) Spenser Callaghan, Caitie Mollenhauer and Victoria Cockburn of the Georgetown Skating Club all made trips to the podium in their respective disciplines at the Skates Alive figure skating compe- tition in Acton last month. Callaghan also recently tested and passed her Diamond Dance, a significant achievement. Submitted photo