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•Th e IFP• H alton H ills, Thursday, A pril 3, 2014 17 Please contact us as soon as possible if you have any accessibility needs at Halton Region events or meetings. 311Halton.ca 03 04 14 Notice of Construction Watermain andWastewater Main Installation on Henry Street and Cleaveholm Drive Town of Halton Hills (Georgetown) PR-2915 Contract Number: S-2915-14 Scheduled Start Date: April 2014 Scheduled Completion Date: July 2014 Project Manager: Mark Bajor 1-866-442-5866 x 7617 mark.bajor@halton.ca $250 JACKPOT AT OPTIMIST BINGO, EvEry ThurSdAy AT 7PM Supporting the youth in Halton Hills Located at The Optimist Hall, 13439 Highway 7 (just north of 22nd Side Road). Tickets are just $20 for 10 games, with an additional $5 for 5 games in the early bird warm-up. NEW Starting april 3 The Town of Halton Hills is truly small town living at its best, and our community's volunteers are a very important reason why. As sure as factory workers build cars and construction workers build houses, volunteers build communities, and ours has been made immeasurably stronger through their efforts. Town of Halton Hills Council and staff would like to extend their sincerest thanks to the volunteers within our community. Thank you for your time, energy, passion and compassion. Thank you for seeing a problem and asking how you can help. Thank you for reminding us that all we need to make the world a better place is a willing spirit and the courage to get involved. Let's all celebrate the volunteers among us who give so much to our community. Our volunteers are a big part of what makes life so special in our small town. Mayor Rick Bonnette NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK APRIL 6 - 12 to a Volunteer Say because volunteer work speaks volumes! Continued from pg. 16 it together with his six-piece band for a unique music/com- edy evening with a twist. "It's going to just be rock 'n' roll. It feels a lot like 1966, around there. I want to pick up where those guys left off. It was a really cool time in music," Ea- glesmith said. Each show boasts a Char- ity Pie Auction. The rapid-fire auctioneer's chant comes effort- lessly to Eaglesmith as he spurs the audience to bid on a home- baked pie that stirs up memories of farmhouses and spring plant- ing. Last summer the band raised $17,000 for Alberta flood relief. But most often, the money is donated to Operation Smile, a charity that helps treat facial de- formities such as cleft palates in Third World countries. In 2013, the band donated over $26,000 to Operation Smile. "We all feel satisfied and re- warded when we can do some- thing fun and simple to make a big change in a kid's life," says Eaglesmith. "Everyday we get to live the kind of life we want to and we want to share this kind of freedom with others." Despite international acclaim and a world class show, you're more likely to see Eaglesmith playing to 150 of his fans in a small town community hall or Royal Canadian Legion rather than a large theatre or concert venue. That's the premise of the Small Town Ontario Spring Tour. Likewise, it's more prob- able to hear about his next live show via a stenciled roadside sign or simple black and white posters, and to find Fred sleep- ing in his bus in a parking lot over a five-star hotel. The Fred Eaglesmith Show complete night of original music and jokes plays the George Town Legion Branch 120 at 8 p.m. Tickets online at www.fredeagle- smith.com or at the door. Show offers up rock and comedy Dance Xtravaganza for ALS Canada, presented by ALS Canada (Lou Gehrig's Disease) in conjunction with the Ballroom Health Dance Academy, takes place April 12 at 8 p.m. at the John Elliott Theatre. All proceeds go to ALS Canada. There will be many performers from Canada and other countries who are coming together to raise awareness about the devastation created by ALS. Entertainers include emcee Russ Horton of D- Moos Radio, Edgar R. Franco and Victoria Grieve, world acclaimed ballroom and latin dancer, The Ballroom Helath Competitive Showcase Team, Genevieve Hooker, award winning professional tap dancer, Robin Teeuwen, internationally acclaimed tap dancer, Tamar Ilana and Shirley 'La Pili' Pincay. Tickets are $35 at John Elliott Theatre Box Office -- 905-877-3700 or www.haltonhills.ca/theatre. Enjoy a night of dance at the John Elliott Theatre