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•T he IFP• H alton H ills, Thursd ay, M arch 7, 2013 11 Th��k Diane Rabenda Chair of the Board MichaelW. Pautler Director of Education Achieving...Believing...Belonging! Congratulations to all HCDSB employees on Staff Appreciation Day! The success of the Halton Catholic District School Board rests entirely on the talents, dedication, and efforts of our 3,400 employees. F�� ��� y� d i� y��� r l�, �n� f�� ��� y� d �ha� goe� �v�� �n� �b�v� ��� c��� of �u��, t ���p rt ��� s�u��nt�... *Original design concept by Marcia Lopes and Anjelica Maglinao, Grade 12 Art students at St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Secondary School, Oakville. On Friday, March 8, 2013, we acknowledge and celebrate the members of our staff community who make such a difference in the lives of more than 30,000 students, entrusted to our care each day. Independent living with dependable care The Greenway Retirement Village provides peace of mind and the security of knowing that you can stay as long as you choose, even if your care needs change. Our Assisted Living Program is designed to provide independent seniors with the support that allows them to continue to live their lives with a sense of comfort, community, and confi dence. Choice means continuum of care The decision to move to a Retirement Community is an important decision and we know it's a move you only want to make once. Greenway's continuum of care means our entire service offering is designed to evolve with you in the comfort of your new home. You can change your services over time knowing the exceptional care will remain consistent. Assisted Living Floors NOW OPEN!!! Please call Andrea or Mary Beth to book your personal tour and see why so many have chosen Greenway as their #1 retirement option! Address : 100 Ken Whillans Drive, Brampton, Ontario L6V 0A4 Phone : 905.799.7273 Email : MMotwani@regallc.com Website : greenwayretirement.com The Optimists Din- ner Theatre is host- ing a Murder Mystery Dinner at the Halton Hills Optimists Hall on Saturday, April 6. The event had been moved from the Eas- ter weekend. Cocktails at 6:30 p.m, dinner (roast beef) at 7 p.m. The audience are the detec- tives. Tickets, $45, at Bergsma's Paint & Wallpaper. Info: Nancy, 905-873-1709, cndownes@sym- patico.ca; Peter, 905-877-4154 pwelling@cogeco.ca. Murder Mystery Dinner date changed to April 6 Please say yes NOW to being a door-to-door canvasser for Cancer Assistance Services of Hal- ton Hills (CAShh) Residen- tial Campaign during the month of April. A little of your time goes a long way at CAShh. Call Betty Fend- ley, 905-702-8886. CAShh delivers free com- munity-based practical care services for those coping with cancer. Your volunteer time and/ or fi nancial support ensures that these patients will continue to receive the unique care services offered. Info: www.cancerassistance.org. Sign up now to volunteer for CAShh campaign in April