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Fun Niight! Skee Ball Puppet s Friends Fun Cand y Cand y Cand y Remote Control Car Races Balloons Inflatable Gladiator Battle Mini Put t Plinko Gam es Famiily Free Draws Bounce Castles A safe & fun place to bring your kids! Kids ages 4-11 October 31st 6pm 8:00pm 8 Georgetown Christian Fellowship 13619 HWY 7 West Admission: Donations www.gcfchurch.ca Info: Tel. 905.873.9652 Bow ling ABrighterFuture Halton Learning Foundations 4thAnnual Celebration Dinner Thursday November 8, 2007 FOUNDATION HALTON LEARNING Featuring: Damon Allen, Quarterback for the Toronto Argonauts Location: Oakville Conference Centre, 2515 Wyecroft Road, Oakville Reception: 5:30 pm - Dinner: 7:00 pm Tickets: $85 each or $600 for a table of eight For more information, please call 905-335-3665, Ext. 3408 Halton DistrictSchool Board Charitable Number: 88997 5223 RR0001 The space made available through partnership with 12 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, October 26, 2007 Halton Region, the Halton District School Board, and the Halton Catholic District School Board will host the second part of the annual Halton Student EcoCelebration, a showcase of environmental initiatives and achievements of Halton elementary and secondary students Monday, Oct. 29. The event will include schools located in Milton and Halton Hills and will run from 9:45 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. (program begins at 10 a.m.) at the Regional Banquet Hall, Milton Sports Centre, 605 Santa Maria Blvd., Milton. The event will feature displays of environ- mental education projects and activities involv- ing Haltons elementary and secondary school students. Many of these students have been using Ontario EcoSchools resources to learn about ecology and the environment, reduce waste, conserve energy, and create and main- tain green spaces. For more information visit the Ontario EcoSchools website at www.yorku.ca/ecoschl/. Halton schools that have achieved EcoSchools Certification will be recognized at this event also providing an opportunity for others to learn about the steps required to achieve EcoSchools status at the bronze, silver, or gold levels. Participants can also learn about Halton Regions latest waste management diversion program designed to help increase the amount of residential waste staying out of Haltons landfill the GreenCart demonstration pro- gram. A previous event was held earlier this month for schools in Oakville and Burlington. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are coming to Acton in search of people from all walks of life interested in a career in polic- ing. The RCMP will host a career presentation Tuesday, Oct. 30 at 10 a.m. at the Employment Centre, 45 Mill St. in which a local RCMP member will discuss the oppor- tunities in a policing career, outline the recruiting process step-by-step, provide advice and answer questions. The RCMP plans to train up to 2,000 cadets each year for the next few years. To apply to the RCMP, you must be a Canadian citizen, 19 years or older (you may begin the application process at 18), be of good character, proficient in English or French and have a high school diploma or equivalent. You must also possess a valid Canadian driver s l icence and meet medical/health standards. The RCMP is looking for people who are responsible, respectful, professional, com- passionate, honest and have integrity. Once training is successfully completed, a new member will be posted to any one of the 750 detachments across the country. For more information on a career with the RCMP, visit their website at www.rcmp.gc.ca or contact your local recruiting office. RCMP hoping to get their men and women at career presentation in Acton Tuesday Halton Student Eco-Celebration for area schools to be held Monday