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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, N ov em be r 8, 20 18 | 14 The town of Halton Hills is joining forces with environmental leaders in the community, and they want advice from the pub- lic on tackling climate change. The Halton Climate Col- lective is hosting a dinner discussion on Tuesday eve- ning at the Hillsview Ac- tive Living Centre in Georgetown to talk about environmental challenges in the community. "The team has been put in place to look at our local greenhouse gas emis- sions," said Lisa Kohler, with the Halton Climate Collective. "We're trying to get ahead of the chal- lenge." She says that with over 70 applicants registered, Halton Hills is definitely showing a strong interest in making local changes. There is no set number for greenhouse gas reduc- tion targets on a local level; however, the group hopes to take the community in- put and draw up a theory of change with the help of the Tamarack Institute at the University of Waterloo. There will be a compli- mentary dinner, as well as prizes for those who car- pool to the event or bring a reusable cup. To register, visit the Eventbrite page; residents can also register for char- rette sessions in Oakville, Milton or Burlington. HALTON CLIMATE COLLECTIVE SEEKS INPUT ON CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION IN HALTON HILLS ALEXANDRA HECK aheck@metroland.com About 100 beavers, cubs and scouts with their leaders from the Burlington/Dundas area planted close to 400 trees Saturday on the grounds of the Halton Waste Management Site on Regional Road 25 in Milton. William Thurner,6, gets to digging a hole, as his brother James,7, arrives with the tree. The two are with Burlington's 15th Strathcona Beavers. Graham Paine/Metroland NEWS Volunteering with a Purpose!! STAND BY ME!! YOUR "GIFT OF TIME" CHANGES LIVES! LASTYEAR THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES ALLACROSS CANADAWERE HELPED BECAUSE FRIENDS OF THEARMY CAREDABOUT FAMILIES IN NEED. THEY TOOK TIME OUT OF THEIR BUSY CHRISTMAS SCHEDULES TO STAND BY MEATA CHRISTMAS KETTLE LOCATION. Volunteer Application available online at: http://bttr.im/m3cmf www.georgetowncommunitychurch.ca Volunteer Information Evening: Nov 12th, 7:30 PM Place: Georgetown Community Church 271 Mountainview Rd S. Kettle Kick-Off: Thurs Nov 22ND, 7:30 PM Place: Georgetown Marketplace Everyone is invited to Join Us! Applications for Assistance: Starting Nov 14th Wed. Thurs., & Fri.: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Place: Georgetown Community Church, 271 Mountainview Rd S TOGETHERWE CAN MAKEA DIFFERENCE THIS CHRISTMAS Toy Drive Donations Are Needed by December 17th, 2018 We are especially in need of gifts and gift cards for children and youth ages 10 - 18 years For more information contact: Kettle Coordinator: Emily Harman 905-877-1374 ext. 103 Emily_Harman@can.salvationarmy.org Donations towards our Christmas campaign can be mailed to: The Salvation Army, PO Box 199, Georgetown, ON, L7G 4Y5 Giving Hope Today Just ask! coupon TIRES! All Sizes All Brands We are Diesel Vehicle specialists! Fleet Maintenance/Programs available all auto & truck service Boost your starting power with DeKa Batteries! Car & Truck, ATV, RV, Motorcycles, Snowmobiles & More! Best Pricing on all Products 20 Armstrong Avenue, Georgetown We have Anco All Season Wiper Blades! only $7.49/ea installed. Car & Truck, A Silver 2018 Halton Hills Vehicles + TAX Most Vehicles $3995 only • Oil Change • Antifreeze Check • Lubrication • 52 point inspection • Battery & Wiper Blade Check • FREE FLUID TOP UPS FAll Special!* * Up to 6 Ltr. Limited time offer • Upgrade to synthetic for $15 extra. Certified Mechanics on Duty 905-877-1237 All Sizes All Brands , RV, Motorcycles, Thank You for your trust & continued support! ✃ ✃