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th ei fp .c a Th e IF P -H al to n H ill s | T hu rs da y, D ec em be r 7, 20 17 | 16 Book an appointment today! 81 Todd Rd, Suite 201 Georgetown, ON L7G 4R8 905-702-7891 NEUROLOGICAL REHABILITATION We treat clients in clinic and also offer homecare • Stroke • Brain Injury • MS • Parkinson's • Spinal Cord Injury Winter Registration Please call Kelli Kosonic 905-234-1018 or email kkosonic@theifp.ca to advertise your Winter Sign Up opportunity on this special feature.www.leathertownlumber.ca LEATHERTOWN LUMBER PLEASE SUPPORT OUR TOY DRIVE. DROP OFF A NEW UNWRAPPED TOY BEFORE DECEMBER 10TH ALL TOYS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY BY THE SALVATION ARMY $24.99 WAS: $39.99 $59.99 WAS: $99.99 $13.99 WAS: $29.991-1/4-In. x 35-Ft. Fat Max® Tape MeasureMaximum durability and reduced blade breakage. Wide blade and easy to read graphics. ABS case. 8552978 Digital Programmable Thermostat Large touch screen display. 7-day programming. Clock automatically adjusts for daylight saving time. 8704066 3-Outlet Small Electronics Surge Protector Features 2 built-in USB chargers and charging indicator light. 900 joules. 4261723 HOT BUY LIMITED QUANTITIES. WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. STOCKING STUFFER! MORIAH KOLENDA On Dec. 1, Georgetown resident Moriah Kolenda held a fundraiser to raise money for a new prosthetic leg. After the event wrapped up, more than $6,000 was raised. Here, Kolenda, centre, stands with Scott Fleming, Kyra Fleming, Cole Fleming and Lorri Fleming at the event. Chantal Baran/Submitted Big Brothers Big Sisters of Halton has announced that its Shop for Kids' Sake on- line auction in support of mentoring pro- grams for children and youth returns for its 14th year just in time for the holidays. Bidding on more than 200 items starts Monday, Dec. 4 at 9 a.m. and runs until Sun- day, Dec. 10 at 9 p.m. This year's auction features a wide vari- ety of gift ideas, including Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors tickets, golf four- somes, restaurant gift cards, home decor, jewelry, gift baskets, children's toys, books, electronics and more. "Hundreds of children in our community benefit from the support of our mentorship programs, said Big Brothers Big Sisters of Halton executive director Sandra Baker. "Fundraisers like Shop for Kids' Sake have a significant role in ensuring the po- tential of these programs is maximized." To view auction items and place bids starting Monday, Dec. 4, visit www.bbbshal- ton.ca. COMMUNITY Online auction supports Big Brothers Big Sisters Six allegedly impaired drivers were pulled off the roads over the weekend by Halton Regional Police and one of those charged was arrested in Georgetown late Saturday afternoon. Officers investigating a motor vehicle collision in the area of Guelph and Draper Streets at around 5:30 p.m. developed grounds to believe that one of the drivers had con- sumed alcohol. Witnesses said a 2014 white Ford pickup truck struck at least one parked vehicle and ran into Ar- nie's Collision Centre on Guelph Street. Police said paramedics treated the suspect and de- termined he was not in medical distress. Charged with impaired driving and exceeding the blood-alcohol limit is Don- ald Bacon, 79, of Bright's Grove, Ont. POLICE AND FIRE Man charged with impaired driving