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Pa ge 2 4 T hu rs da y, A ug us t 6 , 2 01 5 - T he IF P - H al to n H ill s - w w w .th ei fp .c a 311halton.ca Please contact us as soon as possible if you have any accessibility needs at Halton Region events or meetings. 06 08 15 NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSURE Derry Road (Regional Road 7) at CNR Crossing Grade Separation Construction Town of Milton Contract Number: R-2749-13 Project Manager: Jennifer Trimble 905-825-6000 x 7690 Jennifer.Trimble@halton.ca Closure start date: Friday, August 21 at 5 a.m. Closure end date: Saturday, August 22 at 5 a.m. Follow specific detour route. Local & business access will be maintained at all times. www.sweatmanlaw.com. Who should I choose as my Executor? 104 - 83 Mill St., Georgetown 905.877.0121 EstatEs & trustslegal matters M. Jasmine Sweatman Certified Specialist in Estates & Trusts Wills, Powers of Attorney, Trusts, Estate Litigation and Administration, Corporate, Real Estate Q: A : Most individuals choose an individual estate trustee, such as a friend or family member. This option is often preferred as they know you and your circumstances and have your best interests in mind. Since the role of an estate trustee can be very demanding, you should be sure that the person is willing and capable of carrying out the responsibilities of executor. Alternatively, a corporate or professional executor may be preferred where family and friends lack knowledge of estate administration, financial responsibility, or the time to administer an estate. A professional executor may be a lawyer or accountant with the expertise, experience and sensitivity needed for estate settlement and administration intricacies. A corporate executor such as a trust company may be desirable where the estate is large or complex, a conflict within the family is likely, or if a long-term commitment is involved, such as administering a trust for children or a disabled beneficiary. Call us to discuss your estate planning needs. Upper Credit Humane Society presents: Summer savings Shelter 5383 Trafalgar Rd., Erin 519-833-2287 info@uppercredit.com Charitable Registration # 893738872RR0001www.uppercredit.com UPPER CREDIT HUMANE SOCIETY Adult cats (+1 year of age): $120 Senior cats (8+ years of age): $60 Small animals: $10 Regular adoption fees for kittens, puppies and dogs Discounted adoption fees in effect until August 15, 2015 I am certain you have all heard that expression, "Patience is a virtue". You are going to need lots of patience at the Centre as we try to operate the Centre as close to normal as possible through the next couple of months while we are under construction. Parking is also likely to be a bit more difficult during this period. You are reminded you may park anywhere around the building. Parking is also available in the BACK of the Swiss Chalet parking lot so long as it is not at their busy times of lunch and dinner. We do want to continue to be a thoughtful and respectful neighbour. Please remember to also be respectful when using our equipment and facility as we are hav- ing an issue with gum being deposited in in- appropriate places, under chairs and tables. It takes a lot of Kim's time to remove it. Travel: We had planned a trip to see the Geritol Follies on Dec. 7. This trip has been cancelled as it appears that, after a couple of years struggling fi- nancially; they have decided to call it quits. We are looking at a couple of possibilities to replace the December trip. Watch the Travel Desk for news! Want to learn Shuffleboard? If you are inter- ested come out Wednesday evenings, Aug. 5 to 26 (four weeks) at 6 p.m. This is a great low im- pact exercise that keeps you moving. A summer treat is in store for you. Come out Wednesday, Aug.12 for a hot dog with all the trimmings and a chance to make your own sundae. Cost is a mere $5 and service begins at 11:30 a.m. Renovation could cause parking headaches at Active Living Centre-Georgetown By Florence Riehl Hillsview Active Living Centre-Georgetown