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Thursday, O ctober 8, 2015 - The IFP - H alton H ills - w w w .theifp.ca Page 33 222 Mountainview Rd. N., Georgetown This 82 Suite Retirement Residence offers planned social activities, home-cooked meals served in our lovely dining room, housekeeping and laundry services, nursing staff on site providing healthcare and assistance to enable residents to enjoy a more carefree lifestyle on our 5.6 acre beautifully landscaped site! We offer a variety of private suites for couples and singles. Thank you Halton Hills! #1 Retirement Home Mountainview Terrace owned & operated by the Summer family 60 apartment style suites for cognitive self-sufficient seniors. Mountainview Residence For more information or to enjoy a personal tour - simply call 905-877-1800. www.mountainviewresidence.com Experience an unforgettable family vacation with Norwegian Cruise Line®. From dodgeball to cupcake decorating to date night for mom and dad, there is something for everyone on board a Norwegian cruise. Family Cruising with Vision Travel Seeing Travel Your Way 905-873-2000 georgetown@visiontravel.ca www.visiontravel.ca/georgetown Vision Travel Georgetown | 328 Guelph St | ON L7G 4B5 Open Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri 9am-5:30pm | Thurs 9am-7pm | Sat 10am-4pm | TICO#50018498 Western Caribbean Cruise Jan 31, 2016 Norwegian Star Round trip from Tampa $694 CAD pp taxes $164 pp 3rd and 4th guests $299 CAD each plus tax $140 each Family Inside Stateroom Located close to the Kid's Center BONUS: $25 USD on board credit per stateroom Eastern Caribbean Cruise Feb 13, 2016 Norwegian Spirit Round trip from Port Canaveral $712 CAD pp taxes $140 pp 3rd and 4th guests $359 CAD each plus tax $140 each Family Inside Stateroom Located close to the Kid's Center BONUS: $25 USD on board credit per stateroom Many other sailings available. Prices are capacity controlled, subject to availability at the time of booking and are cruise only. Price are per person based on double occupancy in CAD. On board credit is per stateroom and available for a limited time. See Vision Travel for full terms and conditions. Can't wait to get away? Ask our Family Travel Experts about fall sailings where the 3rd and 4th guests sail FREE! BUSINESS Marnie Hughes to lead Chamber board of directors for 2015-16 Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce delegates voted in the new 2015-16 Board of Directors at its annual gen- eral meeting. Leading the Board will be Chair Marnie Hughes. She started Com- munication Artistry more than 10 years ago and has developed the business to provide not only writing services, but also project manage- ment and marketing communica- tions services. Hughes published her first book in 2013. In addition to working with the Chamber MarCom team to pro- duce the Chamber's weekly blog, Hughes enjoys volunteering with seniors and has been a part of the Links2Care Friendly Visitor program for 10 years. Hughes also spent sever- al years training in karate and earned her black belt from Rampulla's Mar- tial Arts in 2011. "Halton Hills Chamber of Com- merce leads and services the busi- ness community providing the means, resources and opportunities for you to successfully meet your needs, build purposeful relation- ships and participate in activities and functions to ensure your long- term growth and sustainability," said Hughes. "I encourage you to attend as many the Chamber events as pos- sible and grow your business. Our message to you is 'Be Seen, Be Heard and Belong.'" The Executive Committee ap- pointed by the Board include Steven Prestipino, Express Employment Professionals, Past Chair; Melanie Frazer, The Club at North Halton, Chair Elect; and Judith Avery, Ac- countants on Main Chartered Pro- fessional Accountants, Treasurer. Returning to the 2015-16 Board to complete their three terms are: Jason Brass, Terra Cotta Foods Ltd.; Wendy Farrow-Reed, Downtown George- town BIA; and Art Skidmore, Halton Hills Community Energy Corpora- tion. Joining the Board this year to begin three-year terms are: Dana Burdenuk, Arbonne International - Independent Consultant; Jessica Scheeringa, Tandia and Stephen Stoute, CCV Insurance and Financial. Regarding the new appointments Hughes said, "The board will con- tinue its focus on services, activities, and efforts that provide real, tangible value to the membership. Be Seen, Be Heard and Belong. My thanks go out to the continuing board mem- bers who have served the commu- nity well, and to the new ones, in ad- vance, for their dedication." Halton Hills Chamber of Com- merce has been the advocate for business since 1912 representing over 475 local businesses who to- gether employ over 11,600 people. The 2015-16 Chamber Board of Directors are from (from left) Past Chair Steven Prestipino, Express Employment Profes- sionals; Chair Marnie Hughes, Communications Artistry; Chair Elect Melanie Frazer, The Club At North Halton; and Treasurer Judith Avery, Accountants on Main Chartered Professional Accountants. Back: Directors Stephen Stoute, CCV Insurance and Financial, Dana Burdenuk, Arbonne Intl - Independent Consultant; Wendy Farrow-Reed, Downtown Georgetown BIA; Art Skidmore, Halton Hills Energy Corporation; Jason Brass, Terra Cotta Foods and Secretary Kathleen Dills. Submitted photo