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•Th e IFP• H alton H ills, Thursday, O ctober 16, 2014 33 25 BrisdaleDrive, Unit #1, Brampton • 905.846.2626 369 MountainviewRd. South, Unit #6, Georgetown • 905.877.4500 SAVE UPTO 20%OFF ON SELECTED PRE-ORDERED WALLPAPER! SEE STORE FOR DETAILS ANDOTHER GREAT OFFERS! PERSONAL IN HOME COLOUR CONSULTATIONS AVAILABLE SEE STORE FORMORE DETAILS 311Halton.ca 16 10 14 ...when regular dental care costs toomuch. Healthy SmilesOntario is a no cost dental program for eligible kids 17 andunder. Findout if youor your family qualifies at Halton.ca/healthysmiles HaltonRegion celebratesWaste ReductionWeek startingOctober 20! Halton residents have always been enthusiastic about practicing the 3Rs - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Households continue to embrace waste diversion programs and have diverted approximately 58 per cent of waste away from the landfill in 2013. This tremendous achievement has helped extend the life of Halton's landfill site by over 30 years while helping to protect our natural environment. This year, join Halton Region as we celebrateWaste ReductionWeek from October 20-October 26. Together we can continue to make a difference to ensure Halton remains a great place to live, work, raise a family and retire. To learn more about waste management, please visit Halton.ca/waste or dial 311. Sexual aSSault & Violence interVention SerViceS (SaViS) of Halton • free anti-violence presentations to businesses/associations/schools • free confidential counselling • free 24-hour support line - anyone may call: 905.875.1555 905.825.3622 • Toll free: 877.268.8416 • www.savisofhalton.org CABARET T H E P O P U L A R M U S I C A L www.globeproduct ions.ca info@globeproduct ions.ca GLOBE PRODUCTIONS AT JOHN ELLIOTT THEATRE TICKETS www.globeproductions.ca / Box Office 905 877 3700 NOVEMBER 2014 21, 22, 27, 28, 29 - 8pm / 23, 29 - 2pm Spring is nature's way of saying, 'Lets Party!'LOBSTER NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY 1.5 POUND LOBSTER WITH SALAD TRUST THE CHEF WEDNESDAYS Each Wednesday our chefs create a new five course-tasting menu that features the freshest produce and ingredients available on that day. Relax… we've got it covered! Canadian humourist, storyteller, musician and playwright Lorne Elliott is bringing his show of comedy and music theatre to the John Elliott The- atre in Halton Hills on Saturday, Oct. 25. For tickets go to the Box Office: www.haltonhills.ca Elliott's concert perfor- mance is a selection of his current monologues and songs dealing with life expe- rience. Creating new stage material about having to re- define priorities in view of life events is a welcome chal- lenge to this writer and stage performer, who enjoys shak- ing the perceived wisdom of the world around him. His one-man show con- cert presentation is delight- fully foolish, witty and thought-pro- voking. Combining dry humour with musical parodies and skits, Elliott is a shrewd observer of the human animal. Often self-deprecating, always silly and never profane, Elliott's funny is family friendly. For the past 26 years, Elliott has been touring and performing in con- cert in theatres and arts centres across Canada, the U.S. and Australia. He is regularly featured on TV on such pro- grams as The Just For Laughs Festival and Comedy Variety Specials in Cana- da and the US. For 11 seasons, Madly Off In All Di- rections, was Elliott's own CBC Radio Comedy Series which went on till Fall 2006. Elliott is currently developing new projects. Elliott is also a playwright and he received the Play- wrights Guild of Canada 2012 Best New Musical Award for his play, Jamie Rowsell Lives. His first novel, Beach Reading, was published in July 2013 and was selected as a Finalist by Quebec Writers Federation for the Hugh Ma- cLennan Fiction prize. A new novel, titled, The Goat in The Tree, was launched in Toronto in March 2014. "It's great to have nationally-known performers playing here in Halton Hills," said Mayor Rick Bonnette, "Taking in this show on the 25th will be an entertaining break during a busy time." In September, Elliott was featured as a guest on CBC Radio's popular pro- gram, Stuart Maclean's Vinyl Café, and he is often heard as a columnist on CBC Radio's The Next Chapter. CBC's Lorne Elliott to perform at the JET LORNE ELLIOTT Photo by John Sylvester