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th ei fp .c a Th e IF P -H al to n H ill s | T hu rs da y, A pr il 12 ,2 01 8 | 8 Halton Hills' two-part community spring show is back - and with more than 100 exhibits spanning two arena floors at Mold-Mas- ters SportsPlex, there will be something for the entire family to enjoy. At Home in the Hills will be showcasing an array of products and services from local businesses, entrepre- neurs and community partners, encouraging res- idents to get acquainted with Halton Hills business owners and to shop locally, chamber of commerce gen- eral Manager Kathleen Dills said. "It's all here in the com- munity and it's an opportu- nity for our local business- es to get out after a long winter and meet the com- munity face to face," she added. Aside from the exhibi- tors, At Home in the Hills will also be offering a vari- ety of entertainment, from local musicians, to danc- ers, to magicians. And, for the first time this year, it will include a Birds of Prey show. But the event is not only about local businesses and performers, Dills said. Safe at Home in the Hills will be making its second annual appearance, hosting a sep- arate area of the show, which will contain a wealth of interactive displays or- ganized by Mark Burger of the Halton Hills fire de- partment. Grade 4 students will have access to this portion of the show during the school day on Thursday, April 19 and Friday, April 20. The show will then open up to the public on the eve- ning on April 20 and into Saturday, April 21. As part of Safe at Home in the Hills, students will have access to the Halton Hills fire department smoke house, a tool used to teach about fire escape planning; a tangle box, which simulates a ceiling collapse; a Hazmat decon- tamination system; and a booth with further infor- mation about firefighting. There will also be an ambulance on site, where students will be able to learn the basics of CPR, as well as a bicycle safety sta- tion, a water and boat safe- ty exhibit and the opportu- nity to learn about rail safety. Then, once Safe at Home in the Hills is open to the public for the weekend, it will offer displays by MADD, Crime Stoppers, Halton Partners for Car Seat Safety and Seniors and Law Enforcement To- gether (SALT). Presented by members of Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce, At Home in the Hills will be held at Mold- Masters SportsPlex on April 20-21. For more infor- mation, visit https:// www.facebook.com/Hal- tonHillsHomeShow/. COMMUNITY At Home in the Hills back for 2018 with over 100 exhibitors The At Home in the Hills group pictured in 2017. "The members of the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce are really excited to present this spring event that has become a long-standing tradition in Halton Hills," Chamber general manager Kathleen Dills said. Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce/photo VERONICA APPIA vappia@metroland.com 2018-2022 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan haltonhills.ca Draft 2018-2022 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan In consultation with the Halton Hills Accessibility Advisory Committee, Town staff is currently working on the Town's draft Multi-year Accessibility Plan highlighting priorities for improving accessibility across Halton Hills. The Report and 2018-2022 Multi-year Accessibility Plan will be before Council on April 16, 2018. If you wish to speak to the draft Multi-year Accessibility Plan please register prior to the meeting with the Town Clerk's Office at 905-873-2601 ext. 2333 or if you wish to provide feedback in writing it can be sent via email at reneeb@haltonhills.ca The Report and Draft Multi-year Accessibility Plan will be available on the Town's website on April 12, 2018 at www.haltonhills.ca. 53 10 Mountainview Rd S, Unit 10, Georgetown, ON 905-877-3636 email: info@silverwoodkitchens.ca Imagine the perfect party in your new kitchen. Registration: Call or Pick Up at 479 Guelph Street, Norval Georgetown Daycare Centre 90 5-877-4376 georgetownsummercamp@gma il.com Licensed with Ministry of Educ ation Registration now open for Sept 2018 Daycare & Before/ After School Programs. Transportation to and from local schools. Providing Care for Infants - 11yrs 483 GUELPH STREET, NORVAL 905-877-4376 905-877-4375 Pricing - $184.00 (Week 1 only) $230.00 all other weeks We Provide: All Snacks, PLUS Subs on Thursday AND Pizza on Friday New & Exciting Weekly Field Trips & Outings WEEK THEME JULY 3-6 Anything Goes!1 Y 16-20 Creative Campers3 JULY 3-6 Anything Goes!1 JULY 16-20 Creative Campers3 JULY 9-13 Nature Explorer s 2 NeNew & Exciting Ww & Exciting Ww & Exciting Ww & Exciting Ww & Exciting W Y 16-20 Creative Campers JULY 23-27 Wet n' Wild4 JUL 30 - AUG 3 Inventor's Workshop5 AUGUST 13-17 Fun & F7 eekly Feekly Field Tield Tield Trips & Outingsrips & Outings ventor's Workshop AUGUST 13-17 Fun & Fitne ss7 AUGUST 6-10 Let's go Green!6 AUGUST 13-17 Fun & F7 AUG 27-31 Bon Voyage Summer!9 AUGUST 20-24 Symphony of the Senses8 GEORGETOWNDAYCARE CENTRE