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COACHING AND COUNSELING SERVICES 905-873-9393 info@coachmanon.com Ph.D., RP TED ARNOTT, MPP Wellington-Halton Hills Web: www.tedarnottmpp.com Phone: 1-800-265-2366 905-510-9739 wayne@wisecracks.com www.Ha l t onWi s eC r a c k s . c om • Crack Injection Repair Specialist •Wise Dry Interior Drain Systems • Lifetime Fully TransferrableWarranty • Sump Pump Renewel Installations Professional, Cost Effective Solutions for Wet Basements Leaky Basement? Call Us! . ..since 1991 Winter discount $50 discount on the 1st foundation crack and 10% any job over a $1000. December 1, 2015 til February 29, 2016 Debbie Bechamp returns to the Century Church Theatre on Sunday, Dec. 6, present- ing a Christmas concert-- A Country Christ- mas-- with family and friends. Ontario Theatre circuit veteran, Aaron Solomon, returns for the third season bring- ing his excellent voice, virtuoso violin skills and light comedy to the show. For the first time, Orangevillle's own Melissa Mouck joins Bechamp. 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