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•The IFP• H alton H ills, Thursd ay, M ay 8, 2014 21 The Town of Halton Hills is inviting the community to an Open House to learn about the benefits of Active Transportation (non-motorized travel, including walking and cycling) and specifically the Implementation of a Bike Lane on Miller Drive (Eighth Line to Argyll Road). See Map below. This information sharing session will be an Open House format with a formal presentation at 7:00 p.m., followed by the opportunity to ask questions of Town staff on a one-on-one basis. We encourage those interested in this project to attend. Wednesday, May 14, 2014 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Gellert Community Centre 10241 Eighth Line, Georgetown ON L7G5G2 For more information visit: http://www.haltonhills.ca/initiatives/cyclingMP-MillerDr.php. If you have any questions or comments please contact the Project Manager: John Kwast, Town Engineer Infrastructure Services Department Tel: 905-873-2601 ext. 2310 Email: johnk@haltonhills.ca MILLER DRIVE BIKE LANE IMPLEMENTATION 47 Linda Burdett Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training, B.Sc. Health Studies, M.A. Provides counselling to adults, adolescents, children, couples and families for issues related to anxiety, depression, relationship issues, parenting, self-esteem, stress management and trauma. I am committed to providing an encouraging environment that allows individuals to explore their issues and rediscover their courage. North Halton Counselling Team • Offices in Georgetown, Acton, Milton, Mississauga, and Toronto • NoWaiting Lists • Fees may be covered by extended health insurance 1-888-245-5516 www.daltonassociates.ca Claire Langridge C.Y.W. Provides support to youth struggling with anxiety, depression, developing identity and dealing with harmful behaviours ie: suicidal thoughts / feelings, self-harming and negative peer influence. Offering support to parents in developing strategies to maintain a connected relation- ship while dealing with the challenges that come with raising your child. Arzu Ferguson M.Sc., Certificate in Children's Mental Health, Adult Mental Health, Advanced Certificate in CBT Working with children, adolescents, and families to address issues such as anxiety, depression, OCD, ADHD, bedwetting, selective mutism, separation, divorce, step-parenting, anger management, loss and grief. Psycho-educational assessments for learning disabilities, giftedness, autism, developmental delay, and behavioural concerns. Consultation and treatment services in English, French and Turkish. Angela Szameit M.C.P. Counselling support services for children ages 5+, adolescents, adults and parents/ caregivers. Individual, Parent-Child Therapy, Family Services, Workshops and Groups for Mood Disorders (Anxiety, Depression), Eating Disorders, Behavioural, Sensory Processing Disorder, ADHD, Autism/Aspergers, Self Esteem, Bullying, and Women's Health. Offering a safe, caring and supportive environment. In 1926, a reunion of Leslie descen- dants was organized, and judging by the photograph, it was a great success. According to an account in the Georgetown Herald in Aug. 1926 con- cerning the reunion and John Leslie, the following is quoted: "The Leslie Clan originally came from the parish of Lesslyn (Scotland), but migrated to the county of Tyrone, Ireland, about 1650 where they engaged in farming. John Leslie, the subject of this sketch, served in the navy yards of George III as a ships rigger at Belfast, Ireland and Greenwich, England. He emigrated to America in 1819, where he stayed in New York State for two years. While there, the British Consul granted him 300 acres in Peel County, Ontario, Canada, and he arrived at his new Peel county property in 1821." John and Letty Ann had four chil- dren: Margaret, John, George and James. Letty Ann died but with the help of John's second wife, Catherine Sloan, a new and very successful life was carved out of the forest. They settled near Glen Williams (known as Williamsburg until 1852). There were (and still are) many descendants who live in the Halton Hills and Wellington county areas. After that first gathering, every two years a reunion was held, the last one being in 1993. After a lapse of 21 years, a new gathering is being planned for Aug. 10 and will be held in Rockwood. If you are one of the descendants and would like to join us for a social time and to learn about your Leslie history (a history that goes back nearly 1,000 years), you are invited to contact Rob- ert Leslie at lesliereunion2014@gmail. com. Full details of the gathering will be provided. A Pioneer Family-- 350 descendants of John Leslie and Letty Ann Boke who attended the first reunion, Blue Springs Park, Aug. 26, 1926. Leslie clan to hold family reunion in August 2014