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Pa ge 8 T hu rs da y, M ar ch 1 9, 2 01 5 - T he IF P - H al to n H ill s - w w w .th ei fp .c a KENNY ROGERS AND FRIENDS REBA JOHNNY DOLLY FRIDAY APRIL 10th @ 8PM - TICKETS $35 Adults $30 Seniors ONE NIGHT ONLY! CALLING ALL KENNY ROGERS FANS!! Calling all Kenny Rogers fans! Don't miss the international touring show "Kenny Rogers and Friends" coming live to the John Elliot Theatre in Georgetown for one night only on FridayApril 10 at 8pm. This incredible "All-Star" Country music show includes award-winning tributes to Kenny Rogers, Reba McEntire, Dolly Parton and "TheMan In Black" Johnny Cash, backed by the fabulous Memphis Cats band. Direct from Las Vegas, "Kenny Rogers and Friends" stars the amazing Marty Edwards as Kenny, widely regarded amongst the top tribute artists in the world. With other headlining appearances in Atlantic City, Australia, Europe, South America and North America, Marty has also appeared Oprah, CNN and the Jay Leno Tonight Show. In fact, Edwards is frequently mistaken for Kenny Rogers in his daily travels. Even Kenny himself was taken aback upon his first meeting with Marty, and joked "Now don't go getting me into any trouble!" Joining Edwards on stage will be the dazzling Wendy Engler as Dolly Parton and RebaMcEntire, and the world's best Johnny Cash tribute artist, Jim Yorfido. International Kenny Rogers Show Coming To Georgetown Theatre JOHN ELLIOTT THEATRE 905-877-3700 www.HaltonHills.ca/theatre Marty Edwards with Kenny Rogers (right) Song highlights include "TheGambler" "Coward of the County" "Ring of Fire" "Working 9 to 5" "WhyHaven't IHeard From You" "Lady" and as a special bonus, some incredible duets including "Islands in the Stream" amongst the many audience favourites. Tickets to see "Kenny Rogers and Friends" at the John Elliott Theatre in Georgetown on Friday April 10th at 8:00pm are on sale now, value-priced at only $35 Adults / $30 Seniors, available at the theatre box office, 9 Church Street Georgetown, by phone # (905) 877-3700, or on-line atwww.HaltonHills.ca/theatre. Get your tickets early to ensure the best seats for this world-class Country music show! Specializing in Sleep Appliances! Handling all your implant denture needs! Jennifer Bisson B.Sc., DD Academic and technical award winner NEWS Lewis elected to roads group Halton Hills Ward 2 Councillor Bryan Lewis has been elected to the board of directors of the Ontario Good Roads Association (OGRA). "It's an honour to serve on this board and to lend a strong voice as we call for ongoing road and infrastructure renewal in our prov- ince. Transportation issues are an ongoing concern for our community and it's one that many other municipalities are also focus- ing on," said Lewis, who was elected during OGRA's recent annual meeting. The mandate of OGRA is to represent the transportation and public works interests of municipalities through advocacy, consulta- tion, training and the delivery of identified services. Mayor Rick Bonnette said Lewis's par- ticipation in OGRA will ensure the needs of small towns are understood and heard. "Councillor Lewis has long been a strong proponent for proper investments in roads and infrastructure. This is another example of Halton Hills taking a provincial leadership role on an important issue," he said. Lewis will also serve on two OGRA com- mittee-- Member Services and Nomina- tion. Somerville calls on fed parties to kick in cash Halton Hills Regional Councillor Clark Somer- ville and Federation of Canadian Municipali- ties Board (FCM) member called on federal parties to build Canada's economy through its municipalities. Somerville, Halton Region's representative and Second Vice President for the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) partici- pated in one of the final FCM board meetings before the federal election. One hundred municipal leaders spent three days in Burnaby, British Columbia to develop the FCM election platform, which outlines the solutions that will help solve the greatest chal- lenges facing the country. The FCM Board of Directors was adamant that all federal parties should make a deliberate commitment to work with cities and communities to strengthen Canada's economy through its municipalities. "Working in partnership with all levels of government is vital to ensure municipalities like Halton Region can address the pressing is- sues facing their communities while continu- ing to be able to deliver the critical programs and services that all Canadians need and ex- pect from their hometowns," said Somerville. ww w. in de pe nd en tfr ee pr es s. co m