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IN MEMORIAMS In loving memory of HHAAC goes on the road Halton Hills Accessibility Advisory Committee (HHAAC) meets once a month. Meetings are informative and sometimes include a presentation highlighting a new initiative from municipal departments, or in response to questions and concerns we've raised regarding programs or services. The issues can be serious and even life-threatening if not addressed. Our meetings sometimes include a healthy dose of laughter. We especially enjoy an opportunity to take our show "on the road", literally. That is exactly what we did in May, combining a serious traffic/ pedestrian safety issue, a town official, a practical demonstration of new equipment, some laughter and, most important, a break for cookies. Yum! Our first stop was a new traffic circle in Georgetown South at Danby Road and Barber Drive. Joining us was Mr. Matthew Roj, Town Traffic Co-ordinator. Together, the committee inspected the circle's physical infrastructure including speed limits, signage, pedestrian crossings, and physical indicators for the Vision Impaired. We praised efforts, noted deficiencies, and suggested alternatives. Barbara Montemurro and I, with instructions from Matt, practised 21 ·The IFP· Halton Hills, Tuesday, June 19, 2012 Elizabeth Haynes who is greatly missed by her family and friends This extraordinary woman was the most giving and thoughtful person we have ever known and her generous caring and warm hearted nature will not be forgotten as it lives on in all of us. We miss you Liz, Grandma, Mom and will always cherish the time we've had the honour of spending with you. Bert Scott, Judy, Melissa & Kyle Lori & John Terry, Devon, Connor & Emma Lyn Jeremy, Jackelyn, Marissa, Joline & Owen Kayla & Bobby EDWARDS In Loving memory, of our dear wife and mother Lee Anne Edwards (Hardman) September 20th, 1955 - June 17th, 2009 Only those that have lost know of the grief that we bear for the one we loved so much. You are always remembered and your time with us treasured. We mention your name and speak of you often. It only seems like yesterday that you were here. It broke our hearts to lose you, and though we cannot see you, you will remain in our hearts forever. Bruce, Jeffery and Maggie, Deidre and Alex Andrew Tutty Congratulations DOUGIE On winning First in Class at the 2012 Canadian Historic Grand Prix We are SO PROUD of you. Love: Heather, Jess, Meliss, and Ryan crossing the street. "Easy!" Matt said. Barb suggested Mat try crossing with closed eyes using her cane. We all had a good chuckle watching Matt do this. Not as easy as it looks. Matt thought it was a good experience to put himself in the shoes of a blind person crossing roundabouts. At the Gellert Centre, while we munched on cookies, Joanne Wilson, Facility Supervisor and Heather Morris Stokes, Acting Recreation Coordinator-Aquatics, provided a demonstration of their adjustable change table for mobility impaired swimmers. The changing surface is 1.5" foam, 60" x 25" with motorized adjustable heights from 19" to 38" to aid transition from wheelchair to table and back again. Two folding side bars and wheel locks add to safety. We extend our sincere thanks to Matt, Joanne and Heather. Andrew Tutty is a member of the Halton Hills Accessibility Advisory Committee Donation to Bread Basket Jacqui Gomez of Royal Lepage Realty Meadowtowne recently presented a cheque for $3,902 to Kevin Flynn, (right) Georgetown Bread Basket Food Bank Director of Marketing and Media, after she sponsored a fundraising raffle held at Real Canadian Superstore. Gomez was joined by Superstore assistant store manager Danny Mykietiak (left) and John Gaida of Royal Lepage Realty Meadowtowne, who helped with the event. Photo by Ted Brown Classic Car Cruise relocates to Nashville North in Norval Halton Hills plays host all summer long to Thursday evening display of classic collector automobiles and rock and roll music. This is the concept of the Georgetown Cruise Night car show, running from mid-May to the end of September, organized by dedicated car people with the help of business owners in and around Georgetown. Starting in 2000 at Halton Hills Tire, the late Scott Moore started the Cruise Night and shortly after Lee Martin, Mike and Lynne Boyd joined to help organize the event. Due to overwhelming participation it was decided to move the Cruise in 2002 to a larger location near the Boston Pizza, enjoying eight seasons at that location. The last two Cruise seasons were located at the Georgetown Market Place. In its 12th season, the Cruise moves to new location at Nashville North, 530 Guelph St. The Cruise starts at 5 p.m. when classic cars of every make and description begin rolling into the parking lot. Upon entry to the Cruise the classic car owners are welcomed by Lynne and Mike Boyd and presented a door prize ticket with a chance to take home a gift from many of the local business sponsors. During the evening until 9 p.m., car owners and spectators listen to great oldies cruise tunes. The big winner at the end of each evening is the Georgetown Hospital Foundation, with over $2,500 being donated annually for the past 11 years. As both car owners and spectator admission is free, the organizers are grateful for funds raised through the 50/50 draws and sponsor contributions. For more details, call Mike or Lynne Boyd, 905-877-1444. Fred & Merle Lawrence Happy 60th Anniversary June 20, 1952 Halton Hills Christian School fundraise for Rick Hansen Foundation Love Steven & Family, Janet, Brenda, Craig & Tanya The Grade 7 class of Vice Principal George Cook at Halton Hills Christian School chose the Rick Hansen Foundation as the beneficiary of its annual community service project this year and more than doubled the fundraising goal of $1,000, collecting over $2,000 for spinal cord research. The students organized a variety of fundraising activities in the school for a week, including a bake sale, movie day, silent auction, a gum-chewing permit and extended recess. Hansen's Man In Motion World Tour from 1985-87 raised $26-million for spinal cord research. Photo by Eamonn Maher