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A musical revue Opening Doors Since 1944 PLAYING TO JULY 6.08 Canadian Hits Explode at Stage West! Five decades of Canadian hits & hit makers in one fantastic show! (out of 4) Enough hits to keep house rocking! Toronto Star (out of 5) AM 740 Explosion... could easily refer to the response of the opening- night crowd, which very nearly tore the roof off the place. Mississauga News GUESS WHO BTO BRYAN ADAMS CELINE DION STAMPEDERS LIGHTHOUSE APRIL WINE SHANIA COREY HART GINO VANELLI PARACHUTE CLUB ANNE MURRAY GORDON LIGHTFOOT K.D. LANG JANN ARDEN AMANDA MARSHALL RONNIE HAWKINS SEAT SALE SEAT SALE SEAT SALE FEATURING AARON WALPOLE, CANADIAN IDOL FINALIST, 3RD PLACE, SEASON 3 & AN ALL-STAR CANADIAN CAST $119JUST PER PACKAGE INCLUDING TAX! Includes two weekday dinner show tickets (valid May 1 to Sept. 1; Tues., Wed., Thurs., or Sun., evenings) and a 750 ml bottle of house wine. Call for complete details! SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY & CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. NOT VALID WITH OTHER DISCOUNTS. SPECIAL AVAILABLE FOR SALE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1, 2008. (905) 238-0042 www.stagewest.com 5400 DIXIE RD., MISSISSAUGA FOR DINNER AND SHOW TICKETS 40% DISCOUNT Just $43.55* for a week night performance, $49.88 Friday night or $53.67 Saturday night that's a 40% discount on the first 50 seats booked per day. First come, first served! 33% DISCOUNT Pay just $49.20* for a weekday performance, $55.24* Friday night or $6l.00* for a Saturday night performance. *per ticket, plus tax, subject to availability. Side seating. Not valid with other promotions or discounts. Week nights are; Tuesday to Thursday, plus Sunday evenings. Special valid to July 6, 2008. GIFT CERTIFICATESUMMERSALE 2008 By Cory Soal R.H.A.D. . . . Lend Me Your Ears We care about your hearing! Professional Arts Building 99 Sinclair Ave., Suite 210 Georgetown (905) 873-6642 SECOND HAND SMOKE INCREASES EAR INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN Ear infections are the Number One reason young children visit their doctors and take antibiotics. A new study finds many of those infect ions could be avoided if parents who smoke would make one important change. A recent study in the archives of pediatric and adolescent medicine is giving parents another reason to quit. It finds exposure to cigarette smoke in the home increases childrens r isk of middle ear infections. The smoke inflames the tissues of the middle ear so that viruses and bacteria can invade more easily and cause infection. The Georgetown Congratulations Heather on graduating with Honours from the University of Guelph with a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Kinetics . We are very proud of you. Love Mom & Dad & Your Family 40th Anniversary Party Thank you to our family, Paul, Tara, Jordan, Chris, Lindsay, Matthew, Debbie, Mike & Kyle for the wonderful party. The memories will last a life time. Thanks for all the beautiful cards, flowers, gifts, good wishes and warm smiles. To all our friends old and new, there are no words to express our love and appreciation. Fred & Lynda Howse Sprucedale, Ont. (formerly Norval) Where Child Abuse Hurts Most Sometimes the worst scars of child abuse cant be seen. Whether physical or emotional, abuse attacks a childs self-esteem and emotional development, leaving long-term emotional trauma and pain. You can help prevent child abuse by being a nurturing parent or caregiver. By letting children know they are special, competent and loved, you can help them develop positive self-images and happier futures. If you feel overwhelmed, angry or frustrated as a parent, help is out there for you. Look in your area for support groups and services, or talk to a trusted friend, family member, pastor or doctor about what you can do to protect and support your child. If we all do our part to prevent child abuse, well get to the heart of the matter. 16 Independent & Free Press, Wednesday, June 4, 2008 1 Halton Hills Dr., Halton Hills, ON L7G 5G2 Tel.: 905-873-2600 Fax: 905-873-2347 PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE TOLTON PROPERTY - LIMEHOUSE The public is invited to attend an information session regarding the recent acquisition of the Tolton Property at 11134 22 Side Road, Limehouse. The 0.93 ha (2.28 acre) property is located on the Niagara Escarpment and is of heritage and environmental interest. The purpose of the meeting will be to outline the current status of the property and salvage operation, and to seek input on the potential redevelopment options for the site. Limehouse Memorial Hall Monday, June 16, 2008 7 9 pm Inquiries regarding this meeting may be directed to Warren Harris, Manager of Parks and Open Space at (905) 873 -2601 ext 2274 or warrenh@haltonhills.ca. 53 ___________________________________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC MEETING REGARDING A BY-LAW TO AMEND BY-LAW 1993-0177, A BY-LAW TO REGULATE NOISE WITHIN THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS Council of the Town of Halton Hills will conduct a Public Meeting on Tuesday, June 10, 2008 to discuss and seek public input into proposed amendments to the Noise By-law with respect to broadening the exemption provisions in order to include special events held on both public and private property. For further information contact Debbie Edmonds, Acting Clerk, Manager of Standards and Licensing at 905-873-2601, ext. 2332. To appear as a delegation, p lease contact Leesa Emmerson, Counci l and Committee Clerk at 905-873-2601, ext. 2333. A copy of the related Report will be available on Friday, June 6, 2008 in the Clerks Department and on the Towns website at www.haltonhills.ca/calendars. 54 Christ the King, 6-0-2 during the regular season, faced 3-4-1 White Oaks yesterday (Tuesday) and if victorious would face either Holy Trinity or Abbey Park in Thursdays AAAA regional championship game in Milton. Actons senior girls took on 5-0-0 St. Thomas Aquinas yesterday in the Halton A/AA final four. Softball Tuesdays Halton girls semifinal games were post- poned due to rain so CtKs Jaguars will have to wait until today (Wednesday) to face Holy Trinity in Oakville. With a victory today, the Jags, who beat Notre Dame 15-8 in the opening round of playoffs last Thursday, will face either T.A. Blakelock or Iroquois Ridge in Thursdays final. Baseball Both Georgetown and Christ the King were elimi- nated by Burlington schools at the quarterfinal stage of the Halton boys post-season this past Thursday. The Rebels dropped a 3-0 decis ion to M.M. Robinson, while the Jaguars lost 12-2 to unbeaten Notre Dame. Senior Jaguars still have sights set on regional final Continued from pg. 15